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THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER; MONDAY, AUGUST 10, .1868. PBOM SOUTH CAROLINA. 8Jf MHaMnMa $itimirf Adjnwnssaent (he Democratic Electoral and give me the fair dividend semi-annually, after your own claims for outlay and expendi-" ture and your ten per cent, profit are fully satis-" fled, which ten per cent I allow, because inte-" rest upon your capital and superintendence are. "worth that much. In a word, make me a onvention-Ther Process Against "Kadical Keeewatraetioa Acta." We are, when prosperity seems to favor us, tco much engaged in trying to pay up old debts to enjoy the advantages which our food luck ought to bring us.

So long as our official tables show that we scarcely make our exports greater than our imports, provided that we live up to what we make, and are saving nothing, we cannot expect prosperity. Tbe man who spends exactly all that he earns may get along in life, but when he dies he leaves nothing to his heirs, and should he get CoioaniA, S. C. Aig.t. Tbs Usmoerstic Electors! partner in tbe measure of my contribution S' tf Mi tnilri Mir Intorwara Convention baa just adjonrned.

Every district in tbe State, thirty-one ia number, was represented by tbe ablest psblie men. poses that tbe choice of Electors of President shall be made by the State This is the old South Carolina plan, and it was resorted to at a time when there was no commotion in the country, and when there was no threats by one party that members of the other party should not be allowed to vote. It always secured the vote of that State for a Democratic candidate for President, and was, therefore, all right But inasmuch as the same plan will now tend to the proper representation of the majority of the people of Alabama, -who are -not Democrats of the Setmodr and stamp, It is warmly asserted that tbe legislative plan of ehoosing electors is nnjust and an outrage Upon the minority, who, On motion ot Wade Hamnton. Cantaln Medare. rtaUSHSD XTEBT MOKXIMO (iXCBTT StWDAT) BT WILLIAM W.

IIARDINQ. Inquirer Building-, Ko. 804 Cbesnnt St. 111 THE DAILY INQUIBEB terrefl to subscribers for Twnw Csarrs A Vbc, payable to Ihe Carriers or Amenta, ud by tnell for Fifty Cum a Moxth, or One Dolla roit Two Months, parable invariably in advance. "henceforth one snd inseparable; the brotherhood of men into the Tics President of the Soldiers' and Sailors Convention, was Invited to the platform amid great applause.

vn mauen oi jaare Aiaricn, a resolution or thanks, la the name of tbe Democracy of Sooth Carolina, wjt sick he may find that he has not enough saved up to bny medicine of the apothecary. This is the trouble with the United States. Ws are living too fast We want too many luxuries. With "brotherhood of business, just as far ss "it is commonly done In banks, joint stock companies and other legal corporations, and our strife is at ones and forever ended. In the administration of the partnership affairs extended to the delegates of tbe North, East snd Weet, by whom the Southern delegates were received.

The reaointlenc cay: We accept this reception ss simpler tastes we might save and grow rich; but as long as wo adopt the motto duns tririmut tiva-miu we look only to the present worked up to I ask no more share than the proportion of my if there should be a fair, popular election, would MONDAY, AUGUST 10, 1868. an evidence of sympathy and eincerUy, and gratefully declare that it has doae more to heal the wonnds el the past tban any event since the war. the highest degree of pressure that it will stand, and are certain that if anything happens we bavc Other resolutions indorse the New Terk platform. FnuoMt who desire to take Thb Inodibbb, on leaving Um elty for the snmmer season, can bare it nailed to them. Term, fifty eeota per month.

no reserve from which we might sustain our selves until the day of prosperity returns. and express gratitnde to Andrew Johnson, and alto retarn thanks to tbe citizens, soldiers aad sailors ol the North, who have raised a voice In behalf of an instated aad ontrseed section. On motion of Wade Hampton, it wts resolved that THE OLD GUUIiCE. The question of labor and capital, of workmen interest in it; or, for that matter, I will take yon as I take tbe men for whom I vote for Pre-" sident, Governor and Mayor. I will trust, as "long as I feel safe, in your special qualiflea-" tiocs for the management of the joint affairs of the company." For argument, you may add, "This policy is as good for you as me.

Any "capitalist in the country would readily com-" promise with fortune for an assured ten per cent, and it is worth at least live per cent more to be delivered from strikes and turn-outs, and the fear of them, to say nothing of the "solid comfort of feeling that you and I are fellow-laborers in all our work and hopes and against employers and employers against work while entering a protest against Radical Reconeirne-tlon acts, we rely confidentially on the constitatiooal and peaceful measnres alens, to bring ns tbe be badly beaten at the polls. But they would not allow a fair election. That is exactly what they do not desire. The new Southern game is to endeavor to intimidate, persecute and punish every citizen who claims a right to vote any other than the full Democratic ticket. This policy has been openly advocated by Wade Hampton in his speeches aud the ground has been boldly and, we may say, frankly taken that it is right to carry an election by fraud and intimidation which could not be carried by the Democracy in any other manner.

It would be an odious dereliction in the Legislature of Alabama, if, after the deliberate notice given of the designs of the ex-Rebels in November next it would allow the rights of the majority to be overborne by such means. PROM NEW ORLEANS menthe question of wages, in short, is pressing more and more urgently for solution; and, what relief sought and the reforms needed. Tbe proceed ings were very harmonious. Affidavits published is th newspapers of this State is especially noteworthy, is pressing more and more rapidly toward solution and settlement. It is coeval with civilization, and marks its progress.

prove that Comptroller-General Neagle is a forger. aims. I can understand how much more faith- Leading Kepnblicans say the safety of tbe party de-mnd tbat he shall either disprove or resign. Wade Hampton made a speech, in wbicb, allndinr The race struggles blindly forward towards its destiny; but, ever under the direction of Providence. The war of Interests which rules the strife, though even failing of Its narrower aims, is plainly conducting the hostile parties nearer to a recent reported utterance of bit, reproduced in tbs ful you will be in your duty when you feel that you owe it to me as well as to yourself that "your best service and strictest economy are matters in which I am rightfully concerned, Northern papers, in refsreuee to tbe Confederate flag, be said "This statement is in everyiway false.

Oa the contrary, when I spoke ef the flag of the Cou-federacy I remarked that it now was furled forever, te be buried in the grave ef the lost cause. and nearer to the reconciling truth and right for which both are striving. Workmen now insist, as they have always in sisted, that employers can and should afford them Proceedings of the LeglslatBre-A Bill Reported in the House Forbidding the Forma tion or Military Organizations Exeept Under Existing Ltwi. Haw OaLaana, Ang. 9.

A bill was reported by tbe noo.se Militia Committee, and melted thrnngb tbe Home under a suspension of the rules, forbidding FBOM NOVA SCOTIA. Close at the Business of the Convention. Halifax, Ang. A The Hon. James Howe, Chair a larger share of the joint product of labor and capital than is usually given them under the system of wages for work.

Labor, in the last analysis, is indeed the only source, the only producer of wealth, for capital itself is nothing else the formation of organizations for tbe parpote of man of the Committee on Public Safety, reported at length to the Convention last night, and the business; of the Convention closed. and that your honesty and honor are pledged to a faithfulness which mere personal interest would not so rigidly exact. And I yes, I con-" fess it will have a motive which I never felt or "could feel, for care, fidelity, industry, and every quality of bead and heart, which no man ever sells to another, but reserves for tbe work in which he has a personal interest; and all the more earnestly and cordially under the feeling that he is working under a system of justice and manly equality, in a participated master-" ship, not of men, but things, in self-govern-" ment, without a tinge of slavery, in any form or under any name, but which, in every form and under any name, is attended by bitterness, hate, and virtual dishonesty." JEFFERSON DAVIS IN ENGLAND, Jefprrsom Davis has appeared upon the Liver tbanjlubor harvested, "dried labor;" and although it no longer resides in bones and muscles, in skill Tbe following resolution was nnanimously adopted Whtrta; The Convention hae full? eons idered tb4 and toil, it is none the less the fruit of these, and being the fruit and issue of labor, it is essentially one in nature and interest with it. drilling and exercising in the manual of arms or any military mascenvree, nnlsss organized according to law, and nnder tbe orders of the Governor, under a penalty of not leee tban oae nor mere than three years in tbe penitentiary. It provides, also, that all organizations at present existing, aud coming nnder tbe provisions of this act, shall be at once disbanded, nnder tbe above penalties.

Section four provides that all organizations net being part of tbe State militia, having officers with military titles, who shall drill and exercise as military companies, no matter aader what pretext or for what reDly of tbe British Uoverument to tbe address of tbo representative! of tbe people of Nova Scotia to be4 Mnjeiity tbe Queen, praying for tbe repeal of tbe act uniliag Canada, Nova Scotia and New Brunswick, aad the conree which it ie expedient te pursue in the present crisis of public affaire of the province; there- fore Remlvid. That it is the opinion of tbe Convention that it is necessary to nee ev.ry means te extricate the people of Neva Scotia from a confederation that baa purpose formed, shall be declared as existing ia vio pool Exchange and has been loudly cheered." seen loreea npon tbem without tueir consent ana TIIIH MOHNINO'8 NKWH. Domestic. out fbr diseased beef. Geld clwed on 8strday at 14TJ.

Cbarlea Francis Adams ia far Grant. BurUngams and hie Mandarine are at Niagara, McCoole says Coburn most fight, or forfeit the 110,000. Sere hundred aad fifty-one deathi in New Terk bit week. D. Z.

Shielde wai ihet aad killed at Kansas City lest Friday evening. Edwin A. Stevens, tbe New York millionaire, died at Parte, France, on Friday. Tbe plot to barn Nashville aad other towns, torna ent to bare no foundation in fact. A Catholic priest named Cbarlea Igan, baa been Indicted at Aurusts, fur libel.

Fernando Wood dined a amber of Democratic lignltartee at Saratoga on Saturday. Fort Cheater, N. bad an earthquake chock laet (atnrday morning, at two o'clock. Tbe New York bricklayera are on the eye of coming to term with tbeir emplnyere. Tbe United Statee gun-boat Ktnotha wu lannehed tbe Drookiya Navy Yard en Saturday.

All the gnus, ahot and ehell bare been caved from tbe wreck of the United Statee gnaboat Suuanea. Tbe Georgia Legislature baa peeked a bill ex-mptiag one-armed aud one-legged men from taxation. A man named Michael Newman fell under a frelght'train at Woreeiter, yeeterday, loaing a let Tbe Alabama LeQtslatare bat passed tbe bill sn-theriiing that body to cat the electoral vote of the Bute. Ten thousand pereonc witneeeed tbe fnaeral of General Halplne-" Miles New York on Batorday. Captain William T.

Todd, of Brtdgetoo, N. who came to thie city en tbe 24th bae net been eard from cince. Tbe A latka called for Aepinwall on Saturday, with 261 coldlerc for the First Rsginisat United Statee Ca- airy ia California. Fraak Reno, ene of tbe Indiana Seymonr Express robbsrs, has beea arretted in Canada, and ic on Ilia way to Indiana. Tbe Central Pacific Railroad tc new belli to Ham baldt, S90 milec ssit or Sacramento.

Tbe earning) of duly were $260,009 In geld. Tbe New York Supreme Cenrt held a epeclal term at Budeen, N. yeeterday, to decide spun re-leaaiag General Cele en bail. One million fire hundred and twenty-three tbou-ssnd fenr hundred and eixty dollar were chipped at few York far foreign parte on Satnrday. A proclamation, pobiiebed officially at Ottawa Canada, the Qnern's aeieat to the Extradition act between Canada and the United Statee Tbomaa Dillon, who ahot Sweeney, tbe burglar, hat Friday morning, waa acqiitted by the Coroner'c ury on Satnrday, The sheoting of a few more of the iconndrcle will, in all likelihood, pat a atop to depre-; nations of the fraternity.

Tbe telegraph informs nc thie morning that i meeting ef "Confederate officers waa held in Mem-' phi Satnrday night, when tbe actios of the Confede-rate General at Nashvill was Indorsed." Tbey counseled peace, which Is more than their candidate for tbe Vice Prssidsucy does. Foreign. Queen Victoria arrived at Lnzern, Switzerland, Of course, Davis is a great roan in the opinion of against their will. Arrest of more Adams Express Robbers, One in interest we say, for what is ttrite but a suspension of production, a suspension of the profit of power and property alike a postponement of tbe living uses of both. Tbe employer has bis invested capital, which costs him the loss of its interest, his contracts which, by their fulfillment, would replace his outlay, and his profits for the time destroyed.

And the workman has all his capacity for labor, which perishes on the instant if not employed, idle and dead upon his hands. Bankruptcy threatens the one, and privation presses upon tbe other. Why? Because they are at war with each other. Mutual injury la the governing intention; destruction is the ob every true Englishman. He rebelled against the United States, you know, and any one who does Dstboit, Ang.

9. Frank Reno and Charles Ander sen were arrested at Windsor, Ontario, laat nigbt. anything to overturn or weaken the Yankee government you know, is exactly what every under the Extradition treaty, for robbing tbe Adams lation ef this law, and subject to its penalties. This ia intended as a blew at tbe political clubs existing in almost ever; precinct la this city. FBOM CALIFORNIA.

Congressional Nomination The Wrecked Steamer Declared. Bi.m Fimoieoo. Ang. 8. The Union First Congressional District Convention to-day nominated Frank M.

Rixley for Congress. Express Company, at Marshfield, Indiana, on the Jef-fereonville Krilroad, on May it. It will be remembered tbat they assanlted the engineer, started the en. glne and express csr, and while sudor tall headway ject of each, and in this purpose they both suc threw the messsnger from the car, fatally isjaring bim. Tbe sixth industrial exhibition of tbe Merchants' ceed, because they both agree; for wherever "two If Beno is delivered over to tbe authorities of In lastitnte opened to-day with appropriate ceremonlee.

of you agree on earth ss touching anything that they shall ask, it shall be done for them." All the guns, shot snd ehell from the wrecked diana, tbe last male member of this family of villains will be safe for some years to come. Englishman admires, you know. Hitler Davis is a great man because he attempted evil. Even if he did not succeed, the malice which was in his heart entitled him to tbe respect and sympathy of Englishmen. Therefore, Jbffeksoh Davis has been received upon tbe Liverpool Exchange with cheers.

Doubtless he will be greeted with hip hurrahs" wherever he goes, aud will be to Englishmen an object of interest It is not taken into consideration by tbe British mind what awful inconsistency there is about this conduct Great Britain pretended to be, for years, the champion of emancipation, the enemy of slavery and the pioneer of freedom to tbe oppressed. Jefferson Davis represents a policy steamer Stneartn have reached Port Townsand. Tbe Savage Mining Company bas declared a divl Anderson, whe was arrested with Beno, is a neted Mutual hate works its ends just us certainly as mutual love. The mischief is all in the disagree deud of 1 10 per share. Crowa Point baa declared a English burglar, snd basfizaredin tome ef the boldest burglaries in the United States.

ment of the pnrtics to the strife. If they could only be brought to understand the essential fel share, payable en Augnat 11 Flonr, to 16-60. Wheat qniet at 1-85 to $VT5. Legal tenders, 69. BY THE CUBA CABLE.

lowshipthe interdependence of labor fresh and The Saratoga Kaces. Sabatooa, Ang. 8 The first race to-day was a sell labor dried, of labor that is still striving for its fruits, and labor that has already garnered them, or, in other words, which really mean the same ing race purse, $300, for IX muss, and was won easily by "Clara in S-48. Havana. Aug.

8. Tbe following are the quotations which was founded upon a system of absolute Tbe seeond race, purse, 11000, a dash of three mile. 'James A. Connolly" won by a length, beating "Pat thing, though they are used to contradict it of of merchandise for the week ending to-day: labor and capital, they would see that the whole Sugar is weak at to 8 reals far Nos. 10 to IS, and Malloy." Ttme-1-4S, 1-43.

1S4X. Mnch money to 10 for Nos. 16 to 20; Muscovadoes are inopera changed hands on this race. was the trouble is in tbe unnatural war kept up between them. tive.

Molasses sold at 6 to 6)4 for clsyed, and for common. Lard 19 to 19 V. Dams 17c. for salted, and The third race, for $500, a dash of 1 miles, was Sic for sntrar-eured. Lumber Sltf to S3 for white won by "Stonewall Jackson," beating "Sundown" and "Gilroy." Time, 3-13.

piae, aad 86 tor pitch pine. Shocks IS to SS'53 Tg box. In tbe earlier stages of this long struggle some men owned, or claimed to own, other men. We have, in the nineteenth century of Christianity, pretty generally agreed that the title is a falsity, and the claim a crime but, while we refuse aud feudalism mors irresponsible and vile than the serfdom of the Saxon and Norman periods in English history. The principles for which he struggled were based upon doctrines hostile to the enlightened progress of tbe age, subversive of the rights of human nature and of the instincts of the human soul.

All that England hoped for when she emancipated her slaves in the West India islands Jefferson Davis endeavored to overthrow. His great theory, and that of tbe misguided wretches who supported bira, was, that the proper foundation of an empire was Hoops $50 tbousaud for long shaved, and 839 for short. Shocking- Affray. Kansas City, Aur. 8.

Laet evening D. Z. Shield. Exchange on London VSX to on United States, of Fredericksburg, went into the jewelry store ol currency. 31 to SiXi gold, long eigat, par to decline to sell and buy body and soul, limb and liberty, we have got as yet no further toward the short sight, 1 to IV cent, premium.

E. Jaccard with a friend of this elty, and was waited en by W. Herg, partner of tbe firm. While principle upon which the right practice rests from than to decline the carcase but claim the owner tbe parties were In tbe store Herg mlsssd two gold rings, and accased Shields of taking tbem. Shields human slavery.

The Rebellion in tbe United Sabatooa, Ang. 9. Fernando Wood gav a dinner ship of all its uses. We don't buy men in bulk party at tbe Lake Ilouie to-day, at which the follow States waa a protest against every humane im denied the charge, and high words followed. Shields now men don't thus sell themselves now but ing were present: Sanford E.

Church, A. W.Kan pulse and every doctrine which makes life glori we buy and they sell all that is of use in any one dall, Fustraaetor-General, Mr. Ingersoll, Henry C. ttrnck Herg, and the latter produced a revolver and ordered tbe parties to leave the store. More aagry wnrds passed, snd Herg shot Shields through the head causing instant dsatb.

ous and bappy. Jefferson Davis represented every principle opposite to, and most odious to, Marpby, Governor Bowie, ofMarylsud; James B. man to another, aud vmgtt is the name we give to the purchase price. Barrett, ex-Mayor of Washington Judge Sutherland, British professions up to the time when the Re of New York; 9. S.

Cox. ex-Kecorder James M. There is a difference between the chattel and bellion broke out. If there was any honesty in Death of Edwin A. Sterena.

Nbw Tobk, Aug. 8. Edwin A. Stevens, the great Smith, Eraatna Ceralng, James M. Marvin, John G.

Sax Samuel G. Conrtney. the British character Davis would have been the wages system; for the one is a considerable advance upon the other. The slave stands upon General Sickles and Governor Fenton will be sere driven from the Liverpool Exchange as Hatsac naded at the Union Hotel on Monday night. millionaire of Hoboksn, died in Paris at soon yeeterday.

He bad beea afflicted with rheumatism for ten years past. When tbe news reached Hobokea by tbe cable tbie morning tbe flags of ths ferries aad alT through this city were displayed at half-mast. The) t'ellner murder. was from Barclay Pkrkixs' brewery. But he was cheered, congratulated, glorified.

All this was shockingly inconsistent but it may have a beneficial effect in teaching us the hollowncss of no ground that will support a strike for an amendment of bis relation to his master or any advancement of bis interests under It, for he is not a person, in relation to his owner, but a chattel, a thing. The freeman or freedman, released Kaw Yoas, Ang. 9. Tbe sentence of Katsky, who was convicted of tbe murder of Fellner, a diamond Through tbe enterprise and energy of Mr. Stevens peddler, in Boomyn, some years ago, and who was Hoboksn has sprung ap from an nnhealthy marsh te from the principle of law which declares that all a British professions.

Davis is popular because he is an enemy of trne democratic principles, lie aerviug ont a life term in Sing Sing Prison, bas beea he one of tbe neatest snd most orderly cities to- be commuted by Governor Fentoa to ten yeara, com slave is and all he can acquire is constantly the property of the master, puts himself in the posi found in the vicinity of New Terk. endeavored to cripple and ruin a democratic government, and to forge fast tbe fetters of mencing with the date of bis imprisonment. Us bas thus two years snd six months yet to serve. The Cale-liincock Case. Htnson, N.

Aag. 8. An adjourned special term millions of slaves. He failed, but Britain, notwithstanding her liberal professions, would have tion of selling, not bis body, but its effective abilities to the man or the class that was, under the older system, the owner of both person and pow The yachts of the New York Club assembled yester of the Snpreme Court waa held here to-day to hear day at Gleneove for tbeir annual excursion. been glad if he had succeeded.

This is the secret The Kentucky Election. of the applause upon the Liverpool Exchange, in favor of one of the worst men that ever lived. ers purchased from somebody else. Ilere, however, tbe change is in the vendor much more than in the substance of the contract. Another man the srgament en an application to admit to bail George Cole, now confined in jail at Albany, charted with ths murder of L.

H. Hiscock. Jndge Uogeborn presided. District Attorney Henry Smith, of Albany Locisvillb, Aug. 9.

Tbe Democratic zaia in sev enty-three counties, reported officially, is 37,044. Loss sells me for life, and I get nothing of the profit of in two counties, 173. Democratic gain in tea coun conaty, appeared on behalf of th people, and tbe DISEASED BEEVES. During the past week we have had reports from Hon. Amasa J.

Parker and William J. itadley, or the bargain, for I am not a party to it; now, in my improved condition, I will sell myself, only ties, unofficially reported, 3494. Net gain in eighty-five counties, 40,363. Tbe Democratic gaiac in the re Albany, appeared for the priaoncr. After arguments tbe West and Southwest of diseased cattle being for a day, bnt I do it every day, and do I get the ths Judge referred bic decision.

on their way east ward to a market i he ma maining twenty-seven counties, added to this aggregate, will shew Governor Stevenson's actual majority pmfu of this bargain? No, I get wages, and the jority of our citizens were inclined to look upon to be not leas than 90,000. The Plot to Burn Nashville, drC Nashville, Ag. 8. Mayor Allen snd committee these rumors as in the interest of drovers and The If ew York Hoard of Health. profit and loss go wholly to my employer.

Now, if wealth is the product of labor, and the world really grows richer from age to age, the employer must needs be the luckier fellow in the long run. He runs tbe risk, to be sure, and often suffers, New Tobk, Ang. 9. Tbe Board of Health vaster- day had snder consideration tbe fact of a large nam- of citixens have investigated the charge of a plot ta bnrn Nashville sad other towns. It appears that the matter was nrged npon colored moa by John Carper, aa old Union man, whe is regarded ss monomaniac No legal proof was elicited, and the committee rex commend an inquest to ascertain Carper's sanity.

ber of diseased cattle being on tbe way to this city from tbe West. An Inspection was ordered the drove yards, snd Governors Fenton, Ward and Geary yet it must happen that the man who gets the yeeterday. United Statee 5-20'e closed In London, Saturday aveniag, at TITf. Napoleon baa establishsd bic court at Fontainblen for a brief period. M.

Oatray, tbe new French Envoy to Japan, arrived at Yokohama July 6th. Frlnce Kara tieorgewich has been arrested at Peeth by order of tbe Governor. A report has reached Parle that tbe Northern Dalmios have captured Tedde. The Mikado waa pishing forward against the enemy with vigor, and bad collected a large army with which to meet tbe rebel. A French trading ctatlon, near the Cochin China frontier, waa attacked June 16, by a bead of Anam rebels, and tbe garrison, consisting of twenty-fire cnea, were overpowered and massacred.

The post waa afterwards recaptared by the Freuch. Now comes a cable explanation once more. In tbie Wise: "It waa a cousin of Judge Lnsbiatlen who died recently. Tbe Judge le still about and in good health." He can psrus bis obltnaries in tbe American Journals at his leisure, and laugh at the "smartness" of tbe cable man. Lord Stanley and M.

Monstier have been conferring over the relations or Great Britain aad France, and after much hobnobbing tbey concluded their labora with the understanding that no cause for a bel-Jlgeat demonstration existed oa either aide. Both parties breathe freely, of course. SAILING ri.O.SK TO TUG WIND. If any reliance is to be placed upon the figures furnished by the Bureau of Statistics, It appears that for the lattt fiscal year, from July, 1867, to July, 18G8, tbe vulue of the exports from this amounted to 1352,616,000, which was an Increase over the exports of the previous year to the amount of 018,141,890. During tbe same time the imports were to the value of and the decrease in the whole amount of Imports, as compared with the preceding year, was 141,215,777.

These are gold values. It will, therefore, be seen that, as far as the principle is concerned that your outgoes shall equal your In-bringtags if you desire to be bappy, there has leen obedience to it. We have sent to Europe goods exceeding, by $2,700,000, the value of the goods that we have imported. Comparatively speaking, in contrast with the figures of tbe preceding periods, it would appear that we bad tuade a difference in favor of retrenchment and economy against the wastefulness of former Tears. Sending forward more than eighteen millions of dollars worth of produce exceeding our exports of the previous year, and, becoming more prudent, we called for over forty-one millions less of foreign goods.

It is pleasant to contemplate these facts, but it would be much more agreeable if it could be shown that the difference between our exports and imports was greater than it is. Tbe mere margin of two millions and a half in our favor is very little. We want much more. It might be sufficient to maintain us in Independence, were it not for the unfortunate xtravagance of former years, which keeps us in debt. Our annual balance against Europe ought to be from twenty to a hundred millions.

We should make Europe our debtor, instead of being profit must get it when it comes, and it is sure to were requested by telegraph to have inspections of A Dortieu of the city Is illuminated to-night, ssor stock trains made at the principal atatieas along the butchers, for the purpose of raising the price of beef. It seems, however, that the alarm has a good foundation. In New York city the Board of Health has taken the matter in hand, through advices received there stating that a large number of beeves from the West, designed for that city and Philadelphia, were diseased. Acting promptly, tbe Board ordered an inspection of the drove yards, and, by telegraph, requested Governors Fenton, of New York; Ward, of New Jersey, and Gkart, of Pennsylvania, to have all stock trains inspected at the principal stations along the railroad routes. This action of the New York Board of Health is wise, and we hope there is an immense torchlight procession in honor ol Seymour aad Blair.

come at last, if not earlier, for wealth grows in all advancing communities, and wealth is nothing but profit. railroad route, The master Ulasont of If ew Tork, This fact starts an idea, though without The Electoral Vote of Alabama. Moktoombbt, Aug. 8. The House to-day rejected New Tobk, Ang.

9. At an Informal meeting of a few members ef the Mastsr Mason's Society, yester capital, may be my own employer. I am certainly rich enough to own so poor a man as myself, for, if I have nothing I am worth nothing, day, it waa decided to contradict a report that a committee from tbeir body was to meet a committee from the Bricklayer's Society, with a view ef making mu the Senate bill, by a vote of 43 te 32, authorising tbs Lecislatnr to cast the electoral vote of the Stat. This sfterneos tbe Honse reconsidered its action, and passed tbe bill by a vote of 53 to 18. The Speaker and others protected against It as anti-republican, and opposed te the glorious spirit of liberty.

and can make the purchase, as I need no capital to make tbe advance. But how? The modern that our own authorities will take immediate tual concessions. system of production requires as much or more steps in the matter. While we have this hot Meeting- of Ex-Confederate officers. of dried labor than of green, and I have none of weather upon us it is proper that tbey should Mcmphib.

Ang. 9. A meeting of ex-Confederate maks every effort to avoid the introduction of Indicted for label, Augusta, Ang. A Th Rev. Charles Egsn, -m officers waa held in this city last night and was any extra ills into our midst largely attended.

Tbe action of the ex-Confederate Catholic priest la this city, has beea Indicted by tbsj If the beeves now on their way East are affected Generals at Naabville was indorsed, sad peace coon sels warmly approved. grand jury for libel. by disease we do not want them in our markets. From Canada. snd until it is satisfactorily ascertained by competent authority that the meat of such "ill-favored Shipment of Specie.

New Tout, Aag. 8. Tbe City London takes ont Ottawa. Aag. 8.

The official gazette contains a that. Weil, that cannot do without ww, now, any more than it could have come into existence without it How interlocked in origin and action, in birth and being, they are! For better, for worse, they are married together till death doth them part or till their parting brings death to them both. Verily, verily, "tbe twain shall be ons flesh," for the reason, simply, that they are one thing in different forms different only as the potential and the actual differ agreeing, as the multiplier and the multiplicand unite and agree in the product $1,000,000 on scceant of tbe Alaska purchase. proclamation giving tbe Queen's sssent te the Extradition act between Canada and the United State. The Divorce act ia also sanctioned by her Majesty.

marine Intelligence. A ne. Ths steamara Thames asdt kine" is excluded from our stalls, we would advise our citizens to let all beef alone. We now have a plentiful supply of healthy vegetables, and at this time of the year they are more conducive to the sanitary condition of tbe community than all the meats paraded in our markets. St George, from Liverpool for Quebec, arrived to-day.

The Parliament is prorogued until September 19, Earning- of the Pacific Railroad. New Tobk, Ang. 8. Arrived, stearoebipe union from Southampton, and Britannia, from Glasgow. Si Fsahoisco, Ang.

9. The Central Pacific Ball- RoaTow. Aue. 8. The chin Ixpoender, asher at What then? Why, combine them.

8trike never read is now bailt te Humboldt river, ISO miles east ef Sacramento. The earning fix July were in LtnERALITY IS The House ot Representatives of Alabama has, Wsllfleet, will probably be eared, with her cargo. Nbw Tobk, Aag. pilot boat Nettle r. rived to-night aad reports that on th th Instant she geld, the road being operated from 1S4 te 190- miles by a large majority, passed a bill which bad gone again for higher wages nor for any wages, bnt strike against wages; strike for profits; strike for union in production and product in due proportion to agency In use.

Say to tbe capitalist on whom you depend for machinery, material during the period. fail in wttn a Oereuci parqo. through the Senate Drevlously, removing the The Weather la New Tork. disabilities which were imposed upon certain cut- Naw Tobk, Ang. 8 tP.

M.A sharp tt) nnder storm sens who had taken part in the Rebellion. This credit and superintendence; "What per centage act of amnesty, it is to be supposed, will be upon your entire investment do you demand?" from the East has jast occurred here. Tbe wind shifted te the west snd drovs tbe shower back. Tbs lightning dond, and ia a sinking conditwa. ninety Ssndv Hook.

She was towed to the Highlands and given in charge of the Submarine Wrecking Company, who pomned ber ont, when the bodies of three sea. men were foand ia th hold. The name of the vessel waa ascertained to be th H. Trewbridgev of ew Haven, which sailed hence on the 4th Ins, tax Barbs, doe. When she sailed sb wss in cmmand of Cap, tain Hotchklss, who bad hi wife and family on bard and a tbey bad not been heard tram, they are eup.

nosed to have been lest in the gait Wtuch moat hart aereed to by the Governor. The reporter for tbe If he answers ten per cent, "Wns," say you, Associated Press, who is like all the agents of In constant worriment how we can meet the con Now, fix my wages at any reasonable, any safe has been very sharp, snd tbe rais fell in torrents. Shipment of Specie. that association in the South, an ex-Rebel, adds sequences of our own extravagance. We buy rate; credit me with the equivalent In Joint stock: advance the capital of this stock in that all the benefit of the concession has been Ksw Tobk, Aug.

total ipscis shipment to too many silks, laces and fripperies from Europe. We iuddIv urope with too little of our own. Uaucd ths wrsck. VkeA wy bythe passage of ft bijl wbcb pro i.OJWUH,W3,4W. "weekly installments (or mv current jusDWt, 'sTI.