Evening Star Newspaper, October 11, 1872, Page 1

THE EVENING SiR. | Peblished Daily, Sundays excepted, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, — | Pennsyivania Avenue, corner lth St., BY THE EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER COMP'Y, & M. REP PAY Pre VENINE Vee. 40-N2. 6.106. er em Foening . Star, HANGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, OCTOBER II, 1872. TWO CENTS. = — = ' 2a8 ALP MABETICAL 1.W here A See eee ee nee Metzerott Hall. BUSINESS DIRECTORY: | “*'rexce: bot. Web eilth PENDENT Ice Co., ofcs, 1204 Pa. sy., near 1th Containing Cards of First-class octane i : ICE CREAM MANUFACTORIES. ‘ i r the Diatric Has & Hotpen, 8. B. cornes . a. BY —————— | “YNK FACTORIES. | AMEM.CAN Ive Co., office, 512 ta st., bet. Band F. STRUMENT MAKERS, Poet Sure. note sunepess & Ermenee, A060 at. ANCE OFFICES. ute ~ vee Ins. Co., cor. 7th snd D ste, Osa Ls eorith AGHICTLIUESL WAREHOUSES Fore A. Banas, 998 2°33 La. see. dt Oh &lcnste | ¢ ALE DEPOTS. BP B Laxvews & D Green Ta0 Pat Wash toe & JUSTICES OF THE PEACE. ent, opposite City Hail, mveyaucine,s29 7 strat, MOE FINDINGS, cc et. bot xeon © and H. ge at. Geo N. S22 th st, be Sy. and Dow ¥.1 RD. npper manofact’r, cor. bab, 8. W, Lib, CLMENT, Ge. JON © GING, Hi) Maes. AvonTe, bet. Sth and Tth, LITHOGERAPHERS JosEPa NEY, 406 Pa. wve., bet. 454 and Sth ate | Hove balling, 1s Barest. | K er ren Wieea 1s Mth @D 2 coe Hi a . et. TEs & i is eabloe, Lit! wt 1ONEERS. Ariss SACLOR, Ji 500 to 1803 Wotzoer : l. ae SW. cor. Ps.av artdth at. | Wasrincron NalLoe 228 K street. ¢ £8 Weiltiaws, 1001, cor, LOAN OFFICES. | Cia RLS» HERZHERG, 625 Lontetans. sy. and 621 C | 8. GoLnsTEIn & Co., 614 C street, near 7th. LOOKING GLASSES, FRANci< Lams. 123 Pa. avenue gisar 13h strett. LUMBER YARDS. Horket Space. £43 La. ave., bet. th BAK EFIFS. 7th sta, Gro 8. Kaa 178 Pa. ave., corer teh street. 3 (ag. 1 1s r5, Nat'l Pic & Broad, 2) E, Capitel ba ae He Pee ics. ei Tth street. bot ween Geng H | JOHN McOLELLAND. Louisiana ave. and 20th street, BRANES AND BANKERS. wi nARBLE WORKS. Ss Ric 20 & Co., Baccative avenas, coract 16th st. ivEL & Wf.son,1025 7th st., bet. N.¥_ ay. at, Bat oxet 3 axeccor. M ¥,av. au isenet | Gisox & Toomey, Pa. av, bet. i 8 Mth ats. Pine oot vite & TRUst Oo..2u. €F..06.T.Dt MARKET STORES. Moose § Sas Vin, Gf ith st., 9p Treasury Dep's | ARLINGTON MARKET, L.A. Walker, 1410 I street, . ITAN MARKT SroRE,N. B.cor.R aed 6 fr a Roowes, corner Sh and Fatr ‘s NATIONAL MaRKeT.416 lth st.neer Pa.ey, ‘a teas MANELES. Sen er enon nocnnriths & Beta: | Basiises & Paaneot, Mati ch & F ste. A BR SeapHerd & Vo., Maat hi jr +1633 Leonia Li-HASGEGS & LOCKSMITHS. TC ENCHANT TAILORS : wend 1th ats Oe | Davis Co..N.¥ )11i3 i's, av.,bet-Ushasath ete, LLINERE, ée. ewes Mas. ¢ CoLuett, #4 9h st., opp. Patent MMos. GO. W. Teor, (whobesslo only $14 Sta st., noaras; MODEL MAKERS, &e. B. Orrenwan, tas th re es one. Pr on & NA Lyon, 513 h street, oD} fe i ce. ; t& Bt Wiencher.06 Fear. | J yao pn, (alse Bronson ond Qhling 10) E, BHOARDENG-MOUSTS, MUSIC STORES. ‘ be Ghand ith ats. | pocas's, Ui 7th street, near M stroet, ROTAKIES, a : sate, | 4-0. ba) ey, 319 Pu. ay. Law, Titles, Convernuciig. OHS AGNES. et. Ita and Ita ves. w ANTINE Corner 47 street ee wa Penn. ave. ,bet. rH and ath stro VLVEST PES MAS SPECIAL NOTICES. Ho-tetier’s Ste i ilbor’s, Baker’s.Uasw e! Brown's Jumaica whether to give us acai! prov ARTHUR NATTANS, DRUGGIST, 1D streets N. W. chen, Jewelry, 615 Pa. ay | 34D street, beteeen Tthand sth. | ted by a desire to be: tunate, Twill se ea filicred and uni OF preparing and wm ne ry JOSEPH T INM AMUSEMENTS. | EW NATIONAL THEATER. Mr. J. G. SAVILLE, Lessee and Manager. FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 11, and last appesrarce but two of the representative American Actress, MES. D. P. BOWERS, supported by the talented yoong actor, Mr. J 0. McCULLOM, Orly time of her great characterization, LADY AUDLEY. SATURDAY AFTEBNOON, at 2, Only Bowers Matinee, AMY BOBSART. SATURDAY NIGHT, at 5, AMY ROBSART and TAMING OF THE SHREW. MONDAY, 0. THE HOLMAN OP x rheet open FRIDAY eos HALL. PATTI_MARIO. The Strakesch Concerts. it LLE CABLUTTE MWLLE CARENO. MIs ERA TROUPE. ON WEDNESDAY AND T i4,et9 alma, wt Me CONTINUED AV 48 or AMUSEMENTS GRRAT CHANGE OF PH _EVENING STAR. Washington News and Gossip fT The recei y Were $3 < Tae PRUSSIAN SKIPS OF WA Gazelle and Vineta sailed .com Annapolis on the th inst. Tue Feaes on ail the public tv halt mast to-day in the late €\-Seeretar: lings are at expect tothe memory of ward. SremeTAny DeLaNo will leave here to-night for New York to take part in the political can- hat state. Mantry, the new 1 Statesof Colombia, was nt this mornin ster trom the nted to the Ciikr Exoiymer Oscar H. Lroxey, U. S. » has been detached irom the nay ONSCIENCE STRICKEN VIRGINIAN con- butes two dollars to the conscience fund trom rtolk. Mes, GREELEY Dyis:).—A letter from Hor- ace Greeley to a friend in this city states tnat his wife, who has been in ill health for some years, is row slowly dying. She ts aifectionate- ly attended by her dang>ter Ida, THe Caner M#e11NG to-day was attended by the Secretaries of State, War, Treasury, Interior, the Postmaster General and the Selicitor General. The Navy department was was unrepresented. Only routine business was transacted. AT THE Waite Hovse.—There was a large number of visitors at the White House tts morning, but owing to its betug Cabinet day ouly a tew were enabled ty sev the President; among them were Senator Cameron and several triends irom Pennsylvania. Unct# Sam's Casa Box.—The Treasury balances at the clese of business yesterday were as follows :—Currency, $4, in, $ oin certiti- al tenders for re- posit, $18,655,030. cates; ‘Spe demption o Mr. Srmw: from E Septen very bad, and 8 Heatru.—A gentlemaa ALKER ACCEPTS A Prorgs- — A Massachnsetts pxper Francis A. Walker, commissi has ai er of f epted the professorship tory and p scicol of Yale College Uthat be wi EW mouth rules, for first-class vacar y the 23 .N. ¥. ar 4aiso.Picture ws EOMAN, Mow &e., 13 BUTTER, EVGS, CUERESS, ac. F ¥ @ RowRER, (wholesale ant ©. <> CeR. (chores 20 d=.) 3. CAMINED sors, . «MSS # street, rer Jorn. Patent Ufc Block, corre + WrAaVER,(alsol’ pholetoriog },) 48 @et., bet 8x7, | wd for ctroulor (ANPESTERS 45D BUILDERS, ' APMAN, 339 70D aroot Drspepeia em. Jous D Roweare by Wa. Me Cantu, r ex snd pr Zach bottle uae s ed bab BS buy - atner. } #EGTUGHSPHIC GALLERIES, ' 1.65. P varia av., Petr 7th street. S 2&9; nleo, Photo. stock cloity,) S45 at, A vA OS mt at SWARE, ee. ¢ 2 F.0.he cies Bach, 481th, sb-Ps.av art. Knnbe’e +833 Pa.av., Mote ail A 2 PURTRAIT €R2 ES, * SNG@ LISMARIES. Absentee pte. Dear ° eMPLY biog 8 speck LABING MILES. C3. OTEING STG sox & . COUMISSIONERS CF BY oo es TB. PLast.coroer © and §hi ee SNP RCTIONERIES. 2 Kooms,) 2th at op. P. SVEVANCERS. Liatey, dia Pw. sve..( Dew COURKS, SEAL W Bart tokewa®. at wholesale, 107 COASETS, SHIRTS, &c. I assiL g noreli7) 29th s, aks, W12 Psave..bet.0th & Ith ets. Dr ena LL. 11/8 ¥ street northwest, aged entree “rela F NING SSLOOKS. Powsit & G.xcx, 490-682, F street. near 7th Hacve: y 196 Penna. av.,corner Ntbst. PRODUCE AND PROVISIONS, DULLAR STORES, EM.7e.POTTSA UNDEREILL, SE corner sth & Data, War cscs ~ Detter Srosm, @t Pa.av .boi.ccatih | B.B.Vouxes, Weevern Produce Company 470 Pa.ay. HESSMAR ERS. REAL ESTATE AGENTS. &c. mat Ew NJ 20 Pa.sv (Cat's tanght ty rule Sm tite nee Week e aro. BEES STORES. | Kinsotss @ Latvs. corner ish and U stress eo. 0 Gn ot Founa. qrente, oncner $4 st. ras & Joxms, 14% F etreet, near 16th. ¢ - e phi Die ee 7 Sh Uist opp. P.O. Department, ¥ Paeed ae WM. H Clagert.#i9 Market Bpace. : Tena | Sotomoxd. Fasc. 72 R st.sbt Tes,0p. Post Office ¥ epitol Hie | Ceaniss THomrso% & Co. B06 street. SN OORE & PaRVIN, St.. opp. acer te.arenos | FE vison. Sil tth srrest, opposite PLO. Dept 20 Theme | O.SroRns: lod Beiteer. oar Mreasury Departnent ‘ Moor Pasy &&bat.erst | WT. Jonson, (Auct YT.) cor. Pa. av. &Sdst. aad YE | RENSEot& Som, ISth atreet, nour Rigas’ Back. ued. Powus thst, aie Medtent Mrseom | ge RE #5 Fet., Masoaic Temple. Vitra jefferann treat, Cron i LAT, Ts. SMPLOYMENT OFFICES, | Jons Scotr «DiminsSa Loo (meals 24e.)99¢ La ay. Sth wt SASH, DOORS AND BLINDS. anok Tar t , | Paaat Ce MAN. Di 7th we | Teens & Seka 438 Lonistana sven “3 SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES. wa pantees Geert Wasnt NaTON BUsiNeseSeULp@n. cor. 7th and L cia _OUMAVERS ‘ | SEWING MACHINES. Hi. Fa Fa, also Die Sinker.) 308 Waeenrs Si of & Son, sete. Po.av. © & spocia:cy,) Ais Ft!) at K 68 av, ~ Agite, 92 and light- 10M, F F Be wure end see it, ¥ & tsaxs Ith&l2*h «te, 3 iS 3 Miso, lads “ < vlc; | SULWEu PLATERS. iaiion v trie, | Eowakb StoLPe, Gi 7th strect,ow. Po eetrle. | Cont. A. WHITEHaND. 2000 st between ath oth, SOAP AND CANDLE FACTOR: | Bares & Brotuea,6i9 21 @ st.,bet, 6h andar | STAMPING DEPOTS, | JBN DCCLALLASO, corner Of ba. aye, and lth st, FLRSUSNIG Goons, LUPTYAT SY. OR A69P Bayo Mor notat So..(K.¥ 1S Pa. ae. het] Ww +t Timmes W FUBSITURE STOKES. B Mosrs AveuceHonse, sh st.& © Peck WONT, 147 Ps. av. near Tr: J tse. Second: bands Repairing) % Y WeBexxvy & Oo., 189 Ps. av.,coruer lth st Bair Mattresses taken, opened, cleanse!. re mads. and retarasd fn fwo honr+ GfS FIXTURES, ac. Haxchiox 4 Pxamson, A KE Suursenoa Ca $0) boeet De no _ GAS OFFICES, WASHINGTON Gas tig @Lass STAINERO TOS td, near B We ©. Vaceuan. for @xocERT sromEe PO 8°. 7D Gag 6 Coaxwnss fiat: 's Home. at Ber Cuakine AC ATPL, weve JAD Nero, Su:1z & BRo Mas. 0. H. Marner, STEAM Cc. A.B, Jock sta, CANES, G. PRARCE, 1419 Pa av., - May eniet PreReR, 10s @ strest’ peap tik ® 1h ate, u. Roorzs, 638 10th strect, near B. pa a’ 1721 Pa. ten \WLER. Benes ‘Dat, 122 Penn. ave. and Troe w. WAaTCs ac. H. Hora, ( ols. 80.) 683 Pa. ay, SE iebaem at ns BEvERWeR, S19 12th street, south of Pa. avs, iRNSON & BRo., 1204 Pe.av., rth et Dear HATS, CAPS AND FURA 1 ee ee TEE ao ne | Phage eae. ee @n0.P Gory. Big Basket. 1009Pe.ay .bot 10th 411th cseding'te baturel forustoes, R&-| AREER BOTIONS, — of feet’ | H. ADLER, (whole aie only,) 904 Pa. 0¥.,r0ar 9°hs atoms. | po inate N Pia warn Hower.cor. Atha D: 82 ver dar between F and @vouth, A « Bit BE. U mex Boral, Goo-geiown, Dr. Shine, prosrictor | Move by oall'prompuly attended to.” jetS-1y } PD FELLOWS’ ) MATINEE ON AT 3 O'CLOCK. WYMAN, THE WIZARD AND VENTBILOQUIST, Away at the close of liver Watches and dvome Presents. CH AND EVEKY ONE! NO BLANKS. mence at 3. och-Tt 1d Watch given B4arxse AND GUITAR. GEORGE £. WISE, COLONIZATION BUILDING, torner of 43 street aud Penna. avenno. On Exhibition and Sale aT BARH ITEM Ro. 416 7in street. between D aud above Gdd Feliows Hail aintings, Eugrayings. Cur Also, largest stock Paper i iuades, Pictures, Frames, Picture Corde and Tap. Rolie: Bo. iu the District. streets, eight Hangings, Window re remember Name and Numbor. LL'S DANUING AOADE- 1. Mch street and Mi TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS % Matines covery WEDN Pollard & Andresepe Ban it. periect ¥.M.0 Anson | HIGHS for Ladica’. , UNDEE-CLOTHING, c., at GLY D street, stween 6th and 7th Notes by mail promptly attended ¢ ASE FOR THE FEET. COBNS REMOVED WITH By DB. WHITE, Cun U.S Treasury. Xereecences, &c.. nuccessfally teatet ours from 8 a. 10! of business during of to attend patients at resi rencance at office, 81 ce hours, Dr. White is unable idences except after 6 p.m t residence, $3 per visit fans, surgecus aud thou ‘bown patronse CESTAWLISIRD IN WASHINGTON, 1861.) M48e8ic Goons. WILLETT @ RUOFF, 905 Pexna Ave. KNIGHTS TEMPLAR CHAPEAUX, rs ci Gaps GAUNTLETS, PLUMES, and all arctcloe used tn ‘sulation, DeMolay and all prices. sepl2 lm the der. ents tor Other Bwords at factory CABzIAGES | 1 bave now on hat of fi OA) CABBIAGES!:! a Gueand well se. Also, ‘a bumber of second hand "opiring prompuly auteoaea te 410-424 stb st. , bet. FALL AND WINTER STYLES. HATS SOW BEADY. plete wesortment of all the Fall and Sitk, Felt, and Cloth HATS and GAPS. To a for Duulsp & Amidou's New Y¢ HATS. Dand EN. W. Winter styles DIES’ NATIONAL DINING c Pennsylvania RADKLIN & CO, Fo, 1227 Prevx: Gon tine Brezilien Pebbi BU! . RICE will a Mvicrriaanwseaees. | NU RURi Sats Mad aS a a women. ot vacancies to be filled from to- nation is tive; but the names of - Filiott, engineer gone on tour of inspec- r. Aguelo, é Lomas Hatland, N slarmer, Pennsyiva Hon. J. yesterday from that ng. He hada’ ent, Aud leaves for home to-day. good for Grant & Wilson. FUNERAL OF THE LAT# Capt, H. K- RT, of the U.S. navy, who died a tew monthe ago in Europe, took place from the Metropolitan (M. E.) Church at one o'clock this aiternoon. A number of officers ef the navy were present, incladung Admirals Joseph Sraith and Kadtord. ‘The remains were removed trom the Congressional cemetery this forenoon by Mr. Joseph Gawler, the undertaker, and placed in frontor the pulpit. The body was encased in @ heavy oak Coffin, lined with zine, on the top of which Was @ cross of ebony and a’ wreath of immortelles, over which was thrown the na- tonal flag, and on it were a number of floral tributes from friends ot the deceased. Rey. Dr. Newman oftic:ated and read the burial service Of the church, and made some feeling remarks on the lite and Gharacter of the deceared, paying a xracetul tribute to his memory, dwelling particularly on his loyalty to his country during the late war. Prayer and the benediction closed the services here, and the remains were removed to the hearse by eight 8 ilors detailed trom the navy yar’. Gammo= cores Rodgers. Ammen, Wyman, and Balch, cholson and Franklin were the and Captains pall bearers. A battalion of Marines—four eom- penies—under command of Capt. Huntingion, atl in full dress and headed by the full Marine band, escorted the remains to Vak Hill where they were interred. The Indians at the White House. PRESIDENT GRANT'S TALK TO THE RED MEN. ‘The Indian delegation of Kiowas, Comanches, Apaches, Caddoes, Arrapahoes, Wuichitas, Wacos, Keechies, owoccaroes, and Delawares, were escorted to the Executive Mansion to-day by Captam Alvord, special Indian commis- sioner. They numbered thirty-six persons, and Were accompanied by ten squaws. They were all dre citul costumes, with a profu- ut and feathers, and, entering the , Were ranged in & semi-circle. ‘The President soon after entered, when they filed before him, and each having his or her name mentioned, shook hands with the President. Among the names were Dog Eater, Ten Beara, Big Mouth, Heap of Bears, and George Wash- ington. Among the spectators were Secretaries Delano, Fish, Belknap, and Boutwell, and the new Colombian Minister, together with a num- ber of other gentlemen and ladies. ‘The President, through the interpreter, in- formed the Indians that the wish aud effort of the government toward them was to advance them in civ‘lization and preserve their lives, by encouraging them in industrial pursuits and making them comfortable bowes. The white people are now s0 numerous aud increasing so rapidly as to crowd the Iudians, and therefore it was necessary that the Indians should no more lead @ roving life, bat have fixed places of abode. The sooner they understood and valued this tact, the better for them and their children. The President remarked that he had oe More to say,except through the Secretary of the Interior. The Indians listene@ attentively, but no invi. tation was given them to respond. The President and the Secretaries then retired to attend the cabinet meeting, at which all were present with the exception of Secretary Robe. som and Attorney General Williams; and the Indions, after examining the premises, left for their quarters. The Indiana Eiection. ‘The 9th congressional district elects Shanks, republican. will give *he republicans a net gain of two district Congressmen and a fair prospect of both Congressmen at large. The counties not heard trom are Dubois, Perry, aud Stark, all democratic, At 11 o’clock last night the republicans fn In- dianapolis conceded the election of Hendricks by 500 majority, but claimed the Congressmen atlarge, Lieutenant Governor and the balance of the state ticket by from 400 to Sw). Niblack's majority in the Ist congressionx! district Is 125. Hunter's (republicen) majority uver Voorhees in the 6th district is 605. The republicans claim 2 senators to 23 democrats, and 55 republicans to 45 ecmocrats in the house, giving them a ma- jority of 14 on joint ballot. —————— &7 The fourth annual reunion of thesociety Of the army and pavy of the gait will be beid in New York om the 17th instant, General Ster- dan presides at the banquet, Oficial Announcement of the Death orm HM seward. The Drath of Wm. H. Seward PARTICULARS SKETCH OP His PUBLIC SERVICES. Hon. Wm. H. Seward. an a peared in Tas 3 | day, having taken cold and been somewhat ere cw taj ce tien, Sika tas aveutng ot Sth inst., seized with a seve been during the health, suffering onl whose death i by the President bo painfa! duty of United States announcing to tl ummer in bis ordinary trom the inconyve sy of hisarms, and had been for the press hix account is recent journey around the wo of the ordinary py a harassing catarrh iMate in the night. p in the atternos ortable night, his cough, he was comfortable, and dictated sul to his assistant= in the completion 0. yed whist Monday eve a chill oceurre an aggravated ex bance of the chest all ability, A gratet bis fame and bis m the atvernoon, Hamttox PF. On Wednesday #e ove out for two hours, and di i as usual, though harassed all day With a cough and catarrhal effusio Wednesday evening his cough abated to While, and there seemed a promise of a zo night, but the fever, cough, returned at bedtime. until 5 o'clock Thursday morning. Political Note Oswald Otten nd restlessness © lives, will serve a He was nearly sleepless Brooks and Hor nave been renowminated for Congress by democrats of their re: rnands Wood fever kept ap without aay real r, mission. At half-past one he was s reut difficulty of breathing, caused by en catarrhal effusion in the lungs, ing with the right lung and soon in whicii occasioned Mr. Seward’s intellectual were clear and vigorous to the last, save when disturbed by the paro’ the effusion from the lun, ing it would relieve his breathing, he was, at his own desire, placed upon a lounge and bolstered and moved from his his study, where, in the midst o: his books and his literary and other papers, and surrounded ,atew triends, and ail his devoted dependents, he breathed his jas nrs of his lite, as the powers of nature were ition became easy, fectionate leave-takings ‘of pective districts in) l be not been adopted by the Baltimore t wou'd bave been H. wn account is the Grevley’s runon b The repubiicans of Dakota insisted on rant lates for Congressional result was the ¢ Armstrong, democ: 7 Complete returns from filty-fo: Obio give the r 15,000, and the rema: aesday, of Mr. ded-room into ing counties will inc For the last eopald Mors Alvah Crocker, giving way, his co} njamin H. Har spent the time in tives and dependant: jo his lust rest as if go! it Gen. Banks were to visit the New ¥. Florida, Orange He gradaate couaty, New York, May 16, 1801 Predictions from those n College, New York, and spen New York in Ine Tu 1559 he was New York as ana ning practice at A overnor by the wi Marcy, aithough in e In 1838 he was mo overnor Mare elected to thi in February ting that the Unite Senate closed March 3, 15% jon of the Te ‘oln the next high: were necessary tor achoice. in oitered him the cbier place of his retary of State March 4, was to-day dr persons were present. ‘ot stop to see the races, but was taken in se authorities, who net! in the spacious v : After thanking the Mayor and city sions of regard, Mr. Greeley cured when men in onc e second and Henr Clay third. Theseeond wasalso won by Thomas, the horses in the sume or was wou by Thomas. MoeGeesecondand how could peace be seetion of the country abused him becat stood before the peopie as the representative the idea of reconciliation? reference to the recent elections, Mr. G. said that no matter what mi, candidacy could not but st night there was a grand torchiig sion by the democratic clubs of all th Which was reviewed by Mr. Greele: to the passing of the procession, addressed an immense crowd 01 frontot the Carroliton hotel, in behalf of “peac> and reconciliation,” veseeching his hearer: e them, bat “to press hh will certainly be accordest us, if not in the near fature at a later day. lett for New York on the 11 o’clock train last evening. The Baltimore American says of the rocession: “The grand torchlight procession in jonor of Greeley and Brown, which was so un- arrested by storm and tempest a took place last night in all its nd resulted in the prob- @ third heat he race, with Summary—Joni giving him ¢ Atter an indirect ‘Weshington, 4, 4,4 Kate been in she ma made three heats | have won the pi under 2.45 the prece: Tse Berrisk Lion STILL RuaRING Over THe GEXEVA Awan Parliament, in a pub ech ' Wedueslay cment Of the Aia- | wh let nothing discour: bama question a dishonor to to that triumph wh: bind England to a responsi mitted betore the rule had any existence. j land deserved the score of the whole worl, avd would cease to hold her position among A meeting of conservatives at © am was addressed by Het ty for an act com ceremonious! few weoks ag gorgeous taagnificehce, able murder of two men and the dangerous wounding of a third.” government for its ct im the negotia’ of the British government on th: ject of the indir t claims amount to 4 j - | The Shooting im Baltimore Last Ni, | DEATH oF ox® cou ioWa AND Dakora.— quite a severe | ke yesterday morning. People at Of their honses for a brief pe! Isrecently made on pilgri sthe miracle of the Virgin, were meot the members as 1k ion at the outrag ns, Which he regarded as an attack ion and national ed the course of ing to divide the mn. the Government , Who seeme rockery and bot exper AB betta, who, hi tion and render the po: excitement prevailed. At Yankton the she . No damage | ve declaration to the Republic, and his po: favor of that (orm of government were re less at principal poi With laughter by the monarchists of the com- Tue Scave 7 RavE STULL Kerr vP.—The Escarz oy BuRGLars.—Charles O'Hara, sentenced to the New York state rison for ten years tor burglary ard Roman, account of the present condition of tue slar- trade on the eastern coast or Atrica, According to this statement at least 150,000 matives are yearly dragged away from their homes, 8) out of perish on the way from ex- The squadron which Great Britain is maintaining on the coast, at a yearly cost of £209,000, has proved a remedy worse than the disease; ‘the officers and men of the cruisers themselves being in the habit of | Fanny Ferm. petrating the very horrors they are sent to —— ver and prevent. and larceny: sentenced for tive years for id larceny, and Francis Northhouse, sen- tenced to three years for burglary and larceny, ped from the officers h. while being removed from Bvfalo, at 5 o'clock yesterda: prisoners had been shac! in a cell over mght, where they man: to saw through the rivets of their shackles. ‘When the party arrived in the street, O'Hara complained that the shackles hurt him. ani ere stopping to relieve him w off their irons and escaped. every 100 of whom haustion or yioien aving them in charge the railroad cars in led together and while the officers w ‘the prisoners thre’ Mrs, GReEEL! McKenzie, ot Ale: letter from Horace Greeley, of his invitation to visitthe fair, he informs Mr. McKenzie dangerously ill; indeed, that her life is despaired f, and that unless there is an unex; he will be compel the fo yesterday. change for the better forego all his contemp! ——OOq _—_ HEAvY STORM IN Texas.—For several days ivy rain storm from the east has pre- Vailed in Texas. The country inundated. The roads are im , completely itants and customs offi in many places i+ passable. Brazos submerged. The in! is were taken off on a steamer without loss of life. It is the highest water known for vears. ‘The fifth race, purse $300, was a Nine horses started, as rollows: Hat sap, Frank Swit, Fadiadcen, Cli Sanford. Henriett 4, und Eastern Siar. SENTENCED. — George Langhorne, postmaster at Cloverdale, Bouteto: county, Virginia, who was recently Uied for has been sentenced to ten Gaksuren py Borotars. TS, cashier of the Lackawa- + Was purroted, beaten, ome was robbing the mai years imprisonment in the Albsny TE Catuotic Tora, ARstinence Usioy of America is holding an immense = pene Matthew's Hail, Cleveland, Ob1). elegates are present from twenty states; also a Jarge numbed of clergy. tad SF Gen. Beauregard, is © in Loudoun county, Vi 36, wanted ty get Kk. They faile, attack was made a> Mr img to his room, in the S7- Eureka Jones. hax been elected jntier ‘y Gil the unexpired idow of the late Jailer, of Hudson county, N. J-y with Gol. Heary © TAMMARY Pow: Naw York, Oct. 11. The se ical rene 8 have eentt in selection Of any ca m yor org county ticket, A further wil be held to-nig THE RING PROSECETI Ns rney General Rarlow we — gtand jory on Toesday Ged made on Tul attempt to have abother ind sorted against Mayor Hall. { $0.00 dave atready been expende ing the late ring. is Deng prep trial on n before the gran faye it was that Tom Fields lett th. not intend w return as risks in his tr aN appeared bere prosecutor, claiming 4 attorney general. The judge decline nize biw. | the publ ay in res, #: sce the port of th rm int r to the Ip bmond « the © the A was ex j been in . the age of th or five ' uring the years theresiter they NE TANMANY COMMITTEE OF CONFERENCE ot Abraham Ro Lawrence for ma A GRAND REVIEW OF TRE POLICE Of this city took place at the “da Thirteen handred pol ™ ranks. Their marching and moy Guy Fawkes In North Carolion 4 PRINTING OFFICE BLOWN UT N.C., Get pasly gives the pwitig ace age committed be 8 Kaleigh was alarn ng By @ terril ty every build. fire was given ov ained that the noise proceede fice of the igh Se F promptly on the spot, asthe Serr joined the engine Upon Kare morn crow and the fiend in h press by pla: pinion wae fr cxem wy ing of with From Europe Te-da at , t - “i aso Px Mg, SEWAUD's PEATE UN Low ¥ tory bearing, he * great exuraple of vigor & i , ba in Arkonvas » SEVER oN ) was killys aud several wounded. Th iuatedh the billing or Murray K weeks since, by Fitzpa 1 the tow 1 drove th i and some mere of their ge arrived her a the negroes Laying threaten burn the town. The “1 - - Chicago News. THE BUNDAL Ligvon Law CHICaco, Oct. 1.—Mayor Med’ 4 letaation to the police authorit to enforce the law torblading che sal ant a Potter Palmer yesterd pds of the workmen on contractors had refused i contractors have united an ReT ee. ment not to accede tothe demands o: ‘he strikers under any circumstances. —_o—_—__ Fires Oswroo, N. ¥., Oct. 11 —The fir ng t.11.—The extensive e Lamott Lead © was burned yesterday; joe ve hundred men are thrown out CONDITION OF ANOTE BalTimone, Oct. 11.—The co! W. Barrett, shot last night w PrOce+ OD Was passing Aisqullh stree’ morning. Samuci Barrett, shot on Gay stroct nvon, but cannot recover, — - Tard: Dew You lally says it takes <tullest and prom ye leasure in with irawing 4 fest manner the im aine in reference to th vus With the Pacitic railroa: ob, being talished that it was b= er WhO Was connected WiLi the aifiair. - Pennsy ivania Election. RETUENS FROM MONTGOMERY COUNTY. PSILADELr sta, Oct. 11.—Montgomery conn- ty gives Buckalew 33 majority. Morris, demo crat, and Nyce, republican, are elected to the legislature. —_+—_—__ Death of “ Panny Fern.” New Youk, Oct. 1i—Sarah Payson Willis, wite of James Parton, (otherwise known as Fanny eo em yesterday in this city. taken to Boston for interment. She Faneral of Mr. Seward. ,ArBvun, N. ¥., Oct. 11.—The fanerai of Mr. 2 will Place at half-past tw. o'clock Dover, N.H., Oct. 11.—James K. Spaidi under of the New York World, ‘lied noes DieTRIcT oF COLUMBIA Overwhe! ly re~ ican. All the colored men who woot to enutylvanis fo vote probably lett proxirs 87 The Abolition Society of Matridsent a to the Sepaic praying forth uanam ie keys | Fis of slaves in Gaba nnd the tut: lore The Senate bas referred the petition totue King's ministers 87 Chief of Police McWilliams, of Jersey City, under imévctment for “y im the burglary of the First Nations! Bak of that city, and who gave bai! in £29,000 9 appear peeterday, is ved Ww uave ted.