The New York Herald Newspaper, October 8, 1870, Page 7

THLBGRAPHIC _ NEWS — FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD * Terrible: Earthquake in the Southem _Part of Italy. ‘Many Lives Lost and Sevoral Vil- lages Destroyed, DR. JADOBY’S LETTER TO BISMARCK, x ' England Supplying Russia i with Arms. , ITALY. . Ne Desive for Nico—The Jesuits Leaving i Rome— Disastrous Earthquake In Calabria ‘ Villages Destroyed and Many Lives Lost. : ‘ “ Lonpon, Oct. 7, 1870, A report received in this ciry this morning‘from Tuctn, by way of Tours, says tat 16 is credinty re- ported thatthe Italian government have hay initiative for a.decigration that they have no ‘tion of claiming Nice from Frante, Atelegram irom Rome says that the Jesuits are + Meaving the city, ‘A dreadful earthquake has just occurred in Cala- ‘Wria, Many lives were lost, Several Villages were i utterly destroyed, ‘ . General Lu Marmora leaves Florence for Rome on Monday. i y te» Rome During the Veting—A Visit to the Polla— How the Clergy Acted~-Changiug the Names of the Streets. Loxvon, Oct. 7, 1870. A correspondent, writing trom Rome on the 34 instant, describes the proceedings attendant upon the pledisclic, He says that he visited most polling places during the day, and he can give testimony, as an eye witness, that a better or a fairer plan than that adopted by the Municipal Council could not ve desired. Every class of the population voted except) {he pricsts and those associated with them. “At one of the polling places an object of partioular curiosity and applause was 4 monk, with his Caprcnin habit decorated with the national colors, gotng with the rest to deposit his vote for Liberty. He was the sole representauve wearing the livery of religion and the Church. YT have seen the Carnival in its best days, but I never witnessed im Rome @ scene displaying such mil hilarity ana sponta meous joy, All che material damage done within the ctty by the {allan assault was that done to the walls ‘at Porta Pia, the Scalara gate and windows of the Palace of Latran. The Basilian buildings and the covering of the Scola Santa received no myuries, ‘The large Palace of the Villa Bonaparte was burned by fying missiles, which entered the roof. The pro- cess of changing the names of streets, consequent on revolutions, has begun, and the Papal arms are fast disappearing from the public buildings. GERMANY. Ur. Jacoby ’s Remonstrance with Count Bis- march, Lonpox, Oct. 7, 1870. ‘The HeeaLD correspondent in Berlin telegraphs “the following letter trom Dr. Jacoby, which was published yesterday in that city, bearmg date Sep- ember 21, and addressed to Count Bismarck. It Yeads as tollows:— Your EXCRLLENCY—By order of General Von Fal- kenstein, Iferr Herbig and myself were yesterday 1m- prisoned. Herbig, because he was president of a pubs Nc meeting; I, because at the same I spoke against the annexation of Alsace and Lorraine. When mar- tial law was proclaimed those articles of the constt- tution respecting the mghts of associations were not abrogated. The meeting in question had beeo * Jegally announced to the poitce, whose onicers were present during the whole time it was in session. My speech containcd nothing unlawiul Though aiways a decided opponent of your policy, 1 still have confidence in you as a man, and'féel satisfed that you would not tolerate, under tne guise of mar- tial law, that totally wanton puntsament intiicted upon guiilless men. Bavarian Objection to a German Confedera= tion. Loxnon, Oct. 7, 1870. ‘The only objection the Bavarian government has to a German Confederation is her reluctance to place her army under federal charge during times of peace. BELGIUM. Fears of a Revolt Among the French Privo- ners at Boverloo—Precantiouary Measures— Grawer de Cassagonc Goue to Wiihelins- hoke. BRUSSELS, Oct. 7, 1870, ‘here are symptoms of revolt among the prisoners confined at feverloo, The Belgian Rifles have been sent there as a temporary precantionary measure, and the prisoners will be distributed among the dif- ferent fortresses a3 soon as possible A despatch from Antwerp says that the entrenched camp, haying been evacuated by the militia, has been occupied by the French prisoners who were lately quartered at Beverloo. Gramer de Cassagnac las gone to visit the Empe- ror at Wiiheliashdhe. ‘The remains of Paul de Cassagnac have been in- erred at Cassel. ENGLAND. The Canodian Emigration Scheme—The Sur- bP vivers of the Ondur—Admiral (lissou’s Fete—Arms for Russia. Lonvon, Oct. 7, 1870. A new impetus has been given the Canadian emi- gration scheme recently. The Liverpool authorities have encouraged Miss Rye, who has for a long time beon tdentified with emigration projects, with the Prospect of a Jarge exportation within a week or two. Many fatherless children wiil be sent to the New Worid under her direct supervision. The survivors of the wrecked ship Ondar have ar- rivedtwtte, ; Admiral Glisson, Untted States Navy, last evening Wave a grand bail on board his flagship, the Frank- jin, Four hundred invitations were issued. The affair was very brilliant. Colonel Bunyapowske has arrived in this city on ‘his way to Birmingham, whither he goes to receive the rifles which have been manufactured there for ‘sue Russian government, Pierro Bonaparte in Englaad. LONvON, Oct. 7, 1870, Prince Pierre Bonaparte has arrived in this city, The Metric Systom. LIVERPOOL, Oct. 7, 1870, A meeting of the merchants and trades people of this town was held to-day in favor of the introduc- pion of the metric system. THE EASTERN QUESTION. Geacral Ignatief’s Trip. Sr, PETERSBURG, Oct. 7, 1870. The St. Petersburg journals to-day repeat the statement that General Ignatief’s journey to Odessa ‘was personal and not political, AUSTRIA. Sapplementary War Estimates—Punishment of a Workingman. ‘Vianna, Oct. 7, 1870. The supplementary estimate of the War Minister aggregates fifty-two millions of florins. Neumayer, a leader of the workingmen, has been Sentenced to five months’ imprisonment fgr inciting @revolt. 14,566,831; 83.546 | est sheep, vateea rv $ the eugrpqate value of which IRELAND. jf!) ) Archbishop Cullen Issues a Pastoral. ‘ DUBLIN, Oot. 7, 1370. Archbishop Cullen has issued @ pastoral to tho Olergy and.laity aympatizing with the French people Sub eesenting euainas she.liaien apirnana npn A AUSTRALASIA. Meeting of the Australian Parilument-Cou- struction of the Trans-Australign Telegraph Commenced—Subsidy Refused to the Call- fornia S Line. ‘ . SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 7, 1870. Advices from Australia up to September 1 state that the City of Melbourne, with the Californian mails for June, broke down and arrived a week tase 5 European war news up to the ‘oth of July was re- zi inver-colonial ect Sydney opened the soth of July and was an aamissions for two daya the 000, *7the Parament had been isto. teen al cted Miniatbe ot L beer ‘There had been rent floods tn the interior of the jovernor‘of Viciocis was wining we pdney and other wserioan commenceimmediately. | the Gaecatinnd tee ecnereaaipenion wel: ane tl ‘The Tasmanian goverument will accept bap ay md Bee cee inoceat wil’ be guaranteed Witla th %. Pro nroapect of the wheat crep is poor, except in exgept that ia ea mitete en ed and the ministo- z had been few shi arrivals for the pre- month. The Archer, New York, oa ‘ived at ! damaged, an@ narrowly exeuped . 8. Stone, from New York, is. at Sidney. penn YL ate mate it 01 Fouts fp Oxlerain OF vo allow letters hi yr. fur England vo be sent sate fst of ish soWUSry left Austratia on ‘23d of August, © colonies Intend to establish. a paliiagy, force, Onc milion pounds of wool were exported last year from Sydney. Exchange on London one per ceit premium. THE SANDWICH ISLANDS. Death of the Queeu Dowager Emma. TONOLULY, Sept. 27, 1870, The Queen Dowager Emma, relict ot Kameliameha TIL, died here on the 20th inst. United States steamer Saginaw, from Midway Island, In port. All well, Anule W, Weston and Nereida touched here, ea rowe for the Guano Islands, PACIFIC . OCEAN, Divappearanee of Aurora Island, Lonpon, Oct. 7, 1870. ‘The captain of the ship Adolphe, from Iqutate, reports the disappearance of Aurora Island, one of the New Hebrides, in the Pacific Ocean, and situated in latitude 16 deg. 2m. 36%, south, longitude 168 dee. ‘2oun. 153. east. UTAH. Mormon Editors Indicted for Libel. Saur Lake Crrv, Oct. 7, 1870, The Graua Jury in the Third District Vourt nave indteted the editors of the Salt Lake Herald for libelling Associate Justice Hawley, The parties ap- peared mm court to-day, and were hel@ to bail, in their own recognizance, in the'sum of $500 cach, VIRGINIA. Relief for the Sufferers by the Great Flood Message by Governor Walker. RICHMOND, Uot. 7, 1870. Governor Walker, In a message to the Legislature to-flay, urges that body, to take prompt measures to Telieve the, suffering produced tn various paris of the State) by the recent unprecedented flood in the Jaimes, and Sbenandorh rivers. He calls those " portiot of me rs State . visited ns calamity to collect the funds and distribute the same to the most needy and suffering. The matter was referred toa joint committee of both Houses for consideration and action. Generul Lee Eapidly Recovering. LEXINGTON, Oct, 7, 1870. General Robert E. Lee continues to improve. He 18 able to sit up ina chair, and ff ts confidently ex- pected that he will be able to move about shortiy. NORTH CAROLINA. Outrages by a Gang ot Outlaws in Robeson Connty—A Party of Regulators Aimbus- cad and Defented=The Authorities in Pursuit of the Desperadoes. RICHMOND, Oct. 7, 1870, Reports from North Carolina received here state that m Robeson county the people are all under arins to exterminate a band of negre outlaws and murderers who have committed the most fagrant ouwages during the past twelve months in that connty. On Monday last this gang made a raid from their den in Long Swamp and robbed the houses of Augusius Leach and Mrs. MeKay, locking the immates nap in outhouses, while thelr residences were being pil- laged. A party organized to capture whe robbers was umbuscaded by them and fired upon, two being seriously wounded and one killed, ‘The pursuing: party returned the fire of the robpers, but with what etiecs is net Known, ‘The gang 1s sald to number about fifteen, under the leadership of a notorious murderer named Henry Berry, of Lowry. At last accounts the Sherit¥ had organized a large posse to pursue the villains, and a request for arms and ammunition had been sent to Wilmington. Several pools of blood were found near the place where the ambuscade took place, but tie man sup- posed to be killed Of the gang has not been discoy- ered. The Lust of Governor Helden’s Prisoners Discharged. RALeiGti, Oct. 7, 1870. ‘The Holden-Rirk war in this State terminated in the discharge of all the alleged Ku Klux sent for trial for murder before the Grand Jury of Caswell county by Chief Justice Pearson. Solicitor Bulla, Ka Kinx the radical prosecuting oificer for the ais- trict, did not send any bil before the Grand Jury, as he could see no evidence to justify an indictment. Thus the last of the victims of Holden's malignity are at itberty and free eve from the breath of suspicion. This causes renewed rejotcing among the people, and it Js more than likely that the Governor will ave a few more suits for illegal and false imprisonment entered against him. ‘There are several already pending. Kirk and his hangman, Lieutenant Colo- nel Burgio, are sttil in jail here, on charge of cruelty to prisoners while under their charge. ILLINOIs. The Mesonic Grand Lodge Repealing Its “Black Laws”=Chicago Theological Semi- nary Faculty—A Colored Candidate for the Legislature. Cmreaao, Oct. 7, 1870, The Most Worsiipful Grand Lodge of Masons of the State of illinots closed thelr third annual Com- munication last evening, ‘The following by-laws, which wore adopted by the Grand Lodge in 1865, were repealed at this session by 2 pyowctioey fo, ater @ sharp and exciting 8x0. 81, All subordinate lod; Instructed to admit no negro oF mulatto, ana vite Sone wise, under any circnmatances whatever. S70, 82. If any lodge in this jurisdiction violates this ex- pregeed will of this Grand Lodze. tt shall be the duty of the ont Worshiptul Grand Muster f the State to at once arrest its oharter. The Rev. R. E. Pattison, D. D., of St. 1 13, been appoloted president of the Chicago. Battin Theological Seminary and the Rey. E. C. Mitchell, D. D., at present in charge of the thological depart- a Aa nr Qoueeer area Til, has been a) point to the Professorship of Hebre 1a he gg at the same institution. Meese Set john Jones, @ well-known, Wealthy an i) respested colored zen, 18 commended beens tr ¢ for representative to the Legisiat hea are Brig aw! ge and e ‘ate assessed Value of which Is 18,002; alto 2 30 clocks and watches, valued at go0e tae? and 13,: pianos, valued at $805,824; also 87. horses, the aggregate value of which 18 $25,081,419, and the average value $28 26; 1,587,016 cattle’ valu Ned At $2,886,677; the by terrible ‘ to at once form themiscives intoa reliet committee AMUSEMENTS... CHRISTINE NILSSON.—The largest audience of the season was at Steinway Fall jast night, The an- nouncement of the early close of the Nilsson concert season was received with regret by the public, and they seemed desirous tast night to make the closing concerts more brillfant If possibie than their prede- cessors, The programme was also more interesting than usual. The Diva sang the two well known jm gl salecne SE eine at rao ee Ser lewel Song,” an oi *‘Migno: e Soot. ish” bated, “Auld Robin Gray? “and Sin u Miserere scene from “Trova- v7 last mentioned was the most attractive feature. The wall of the unhappy Leonora came trom the heart ag well as the lips of the fair singer in Miserere res) to the mournful ot the and the gad farewell of the doomed Troubadour, Breghall Sang the “Ah! che Ja morte” With, all his pristine sweetness and expression, and. im Arditi’s exquisite romance, “La Spia,” he we evidence of yintmpa gga vocal powers. Gary and Verger She with him in the from Rossini's “Messe Solenelic,”? a Vieuxtemps gave his ballad and polonaise with hi characteristig spirit aie nue of style. bi pe matinde to-day, on Monday might ooncert wiil be given. SEEBACH 48 Jaxw Kynu.—Tue hold which See- bach 1s gaining on the favor of the public was nam fested more decidedly last utght than ever. The audience was the finest of the season, not alone in numbers, but m intellfgence, in fashion, and every- thang which contributes to make a house brilliant and attractive. Secbach'’s Jane Eyre 1s something vonventionalities which rises: the: ofthe i Ws ecb dimen in its }oontinuoas and macor the ude night was pene By general requ poe SR Ee ay Francais. to reall e excelled the glorious edorts of Risi bach 1s, probably, greater ep es re, her t ponviter Dab. settee Sane rite, out Uke the dramatic powers sine i ene here will be two pertormanceés “Deborah’ evening. bemg on the bill for the AMERICAN JOCMEY CLUS. Five races will be ran at Jerome Park this after- noon, the first being the Jerome Sweepstakes for three year old fillies, There are nineteon entries for this event, a number of which have been public per- formers and are wel! Known, together with a “dark brigade” that wiil run weil und go the distance. ‘This is the ladies’ race. The second event is the Maturity Stakes for four year olds, a dash F three miles, There are twenty entries for this rave, comprising the favorites Hetmpold, Vespucius, Niagara, Glenelg and Leyates. Should none ef the others Come to the post the five uamed wili make a capital race, and there are great doubts about Helmboid winning it, The third race wili be mile beats tor a purse, witch has filled rably well. Mile heats are always popular with tue raciug pub- Me, and particulariy the betting portion, as there is always & chance. for the better to hedge when te his money on the wrong t Will be a selling sweep- Stakes, the winner to be soid at auction immediately after the race, The distance is one mile and a qnar- ter. ‘the Sars enierial die race, with six jumps. This w an exerting affair, as all the horses entered are good jumpers and very tust withal, ent Will Close with a hur be Pool Sctlizg. The pool sales last night at the rooms of the American Jockey Cluv, No. 920 Broadway, were pretty well attended, and although the amounts were comparatively sinall the facetious Mr. Under- wood made the business lively and entertaining, There was # good attendance of well-known sport. ing men. As will be scen only the horses expected to start were sold, many others being nominated, ‘The followmng sales WL show the feeitng im regard to the several contestants:— RACE.—Joroine old fillies, of 330 each, hf, wi mule and eae 65 180 109 1a the seoond horse to receive three mites, Babcock 5 100 10 Belmont, 8 65100 Melanie! ty 5 5 THIRD RACK.—Purse $500; entrance money fo go to second horse; mile heats:— Ourtis. 150 Corsican... 49 Norton Colt, TUTE... 4 Ww vURTH RAC yoopatokes of $25 each, play or pay, With $600 added; the owner to be s\ at auction; one miic and @ quarter: — Connolly. $30 z Edenton 30 70 Merry Thought i Bo Luray.. 10 20 Whirlwine 6 w Firtd Rack—HURDLE KACE.—Handicap sweep- stakes Of $25 cach, p. p., wita $500 added, of which $100 to go to second horse, the talrd horse to save his stake; one mile aud three-quarters, over six hurdles, MeDanuel... . 69 Biddy Malon 50 Eminence y 410 Connolly ner of hy about fifty pools 1 street aad broadway, where eesold by Johnson up to fait. past eleven o'clock. Ln some of the pools are men- woned the names of the 8. FIRST as 110109 6 568 50 oo a) 190 18 Eadenton, Oysterman . Biddy Maloue. Eminence. Connolly Fiel’.. ‘ ate 46 Thero was a consideraie amount ot brisk this sale, and business was net daihed until midnight, EUROPEAN MARKET @ LONDON MONRY MARKEY. LONDON, Oct. soln clowed at 9244 for money und 9215 ce account. Américi closed aan 18628, ten-fortt stocks Iilixols Atlant LIV REPOOL, tion cloaed quiet. 3 ng uplands,’ 85 middling Orleans, 94. The sales ef the day foot up including 2,000 for spectiation aad export, have been-73,000 balea, ot wistch 14,010 were taken tor 8,000 on speculation. The stock in port fs est!muted au 0L0 bales, of which ‘159,000 wre Arner ‘The reempts vf the week havo been 90,00 bates, of wh 000 were Amer fean. The stock at si o. thi 204,009 bal@®, of which 28.00. TRADE Rerowt.—The mar T is Hat and nominal. Livrgroot, BLkApsrurrs MAnerr.—Lrv 71:20 P. M.—Wheat 1s 24 per cental for Cal $4 ad for ‘red winter. The receipts af wheat at the past threo days have bes ar were American, | C per bushel; pes LIVERroOL Ot, Oct 7.--Pork, 1 r eastern pritay iness ; lard, 71s 6: per owt per owt, for Cumbertand c Loni MARKET. —LOSDON, Vet. T—Even- | e 75 a 2a dd; Americ: ANTWEEY, Oct. 7. Linseed oll, £ hops, henvy. PurKoLeUM MaRKnT, closed firmer. ; turpentine, ACCIDENT OX THE MORRIS AND ESSSEX RAILROAD. Yesterday morning ov the Morris and Lssex Rail road, near Dover, through the misplacement of a switch, the Easton express train was thrown oif the track, and after running some distauce toppled over the embankment. ‘The engine suffered severely, but the rest of the train escaped wijury. The engineer, 8. Baldwin, stood at his post like @ » ‘Tie con- ductor, J. M. Smith, was cut about the head, and one or two oter persons were slightly hurt, while all hands were well nigh frightened to death. The careless switchman cleared out, To the other attractions of the American Institute Fatr is to be added this evening a grand promenade concert, commencing at half-past seven o'clock. The programme of the music contains selections fromthe “Grand Duchess,” “Sonnambula” and “Lucretia Borgia.” Mr. Antonio L. Mora will per- form on the orchestral organ at half-past three in the afternoon, The skating rink is sopen and pre- val 610, and 22,296 bogs, | sents o splondid guriagg Of artilicialive claus ches tk suiaige ~~ A tn thickness $ ! Petroleum | Vana Charlottesvilic on WASHINGTON. Postal Ceaventions with British Colonies and Salyador—The Feulan Prisoners to be Pardoned—A Virginia Ex- Congressman Indicted—E xcite- ment in Colored High Life. WASHINGTON, Oct. 7, 1870, Postal Conventions With New Zenland, Brit- ish Colambia aud Snivador. ‘TILE CONVENTION WITH NEW ZFALAND, ‘The announcement 1s made by Joseph H. Black- fan, Superintendent of Foreign Mails, by order of the Postmaster General, that a postal convention has been couctnded between the Untied staves and the colonial government of New Zealaud, establish- ing an exchange of correspondence berween the two countries by mmgans of the direct line ot colonial mail packets is between San Francisco aud New Zeuland, ag Well as by such other means of dl- yect mail steamship transportation ag shall hereaf- ter be established, witn the approval of the respec- Uve postal departments of the two countries. ‘This convention will bs carried into operation on the Ist of December, 1870, and establiakes an inter- atonal letter postage of twelve cents (aixpence) per each single rate of half an ounce or fraction shoreot, the prepayment of whieh 18. and the letters so prepaid ta one country are to de- lvered free of ail charge in che other, Levers {rye unpatd, or prepatd apy amount tess than one single rate of » cannot be forwarded, But insutiiciently paid letrers on which @ sim gic rate, or more, has been Wi be forwarded, chaiged with 1 tle Aelent — post for collection on delivery. Each country fs to collect its own postage only on printed matierof all kinds, whether sent or received, ‘at the iollow! Vis.i--United States on newspa) fixed ai two conts each, and ou all other arc printed matter four cents per each weight of iourotnces or fraction thereor, whether sent or recen The Now Zealand postage on DeWspapers other articles of printed inatter sent to or received from the United States is the same #8 charged for domestic postage by the laws aud regulations of that colony. Provision 4 made for the transit through the United Siates, as well as the conveyance by United States mail packets, of ike correspoi mails which the Now Zealand @estre to transmit by way Staies. to British Columbia, the Pritish Norta Awerican provinces, the West Ladies, Mexico, Central and South America, And 1! 18 uso provided thet prepaid letters from foreign countries received and forwarded tron the United Staves Wo New Zeae jand shail be delivered tn said colony tree of all charges whatsoever; wid that letrers received in New Zealand from the United states addressed to New Souta Wales or Australta will be forwarded to thew destination, subjoct to ihe same conditions as ave applicalle 10 & correspondence originat.ug ta ence in closed Post Oiice may of the Untted dew 4e wi ane addressed bo those coivules, y ton and San Frauciseo are the (eon the side of the United States for all mats forwarde, or received from New dealand under t The mati paekets '@ provisions of this convention. ef the colonmi ne piying be- seu New Zeaiaid make ther tween Sau Franc departure remularly worm san} C0 On the Lov ef cach month. In adunion to uns eonyen- tion it may be rejwarked that the ee tablishment of a direct tne 6 ners bewween San Francisco the Brittelt tails to Aust in Oceanica quicker than by w and therefore the British Post OF these advantages to forward its aud to these colonies by way of tue TEE CONVENTION WITH » H COL mgs jonies A A postal convention has atso been concluded be- tween the United States and the provinces of Van- counver’s [sand and British Columbia, esiablshing and regulating the exchange of correspondeues With those eotontes on the same basis as that adopted im the postal convention with the Dominion of Cana- da, This convention, which goes tnto tyme operation, ostabtishes a combined single rate of ternational letter postage of six cents per each half ounce or wmder, If prepatd at the mailing oftice in efther Conutry, and ten cents Wf posted unpalt, to he collected on delivery. Letters which have been propa.ct lesa 1h POsiage aKa LO be lasiuticionily pais Le more has Deen prey willbe torward With the d@iclent postage outy, for collec livery. Lebiers fuily prepall, recery country from tae other, are to be all caatges Whatoever, — Laity country tor delivery in the other may aiso be tered, provikied the full portage ol: together wath a registration iee of nye cents, be patd at the maiitag ofice. New paaphicts, ace zing# and ail other ariicies of printed matier are to be eli «i with the regolar domestic rates of postage te and | ein the Unt inten Wt oe Uy ovinces tospectively, ‘The vii ge on the Xide@ Of Lie i AIteU SOR Watch wou, and Viympla, Wasiimgtoa Terrors TUR CONVENTION WITH SALVADOR. A postal convention, esfablishing and reguiatin an exchange of correspondence between the United States and the republic of Salvador has been con- cluded, aad will be carried into tminediate opgra tion, Jt provides for a regular exchange of corree- pondence between the iwo countries by the ordinary routes of communication via tue Isthmus of Paavma, comprising letters, newspapers and printed tors of every kind orlginating in either country and addressed to and deiiverable in the other, The rates of postage hereafter to be levied and collected in the United States on correspondence posted in this country and addressed to ihe repubiic of Salva- dor, or posted in that country and received tn the United » are as fOliows:—On lett first, ten ceuts per each single rave of half an ouuce or wider; ed civewlars, two Second, on Aewapap rsand Ww * cen! ny thd, on pamph perlodicals, books und other kinds Of printed papers, one cent for each ounee or fraction ot an ounce. Wis partientariy to be Observed that the ageve postage charges on sespoude of all Classes must be fully p Un jing Office on mia sont and the oftce of delivery on matter received, respoudvace, therefore, posted anpaidt clenty paid cannot We forwar not la full to destinatton ine levying aad colle article of corresp whethe! tes. 1 isco. Pos ccordigly on and & e Cabinet Jeetians. ‘The Cabinet was abont two hours ia session tux day, but tt 1s anderstood that nothing of move than ordinary business was transacted, New York Custom Hoose Appointm A number of nominatioas of 8 for un tions of storekeepers aud i ia the York Custom Honse, forwarded Collect that port, were t conti well, and the appolatments will conseqneatly be made. \ Reiwbursing General ~pinn The steamship company, to whora wins, the defaulting teller of ine redemption division of the Treasury Depariment, had engaged passage to Europe, haa returned to G L Spin the amount paid by Edwains for two ti jail awaiting trial, Dir. Negar Indicted by tue G The Grand Juvy of the District or ¢ ria today found a true bill against Hon. Joseph Sear for alleged assault and battery, with intent to kHi Mr. Wililam G, Lincoln, on the 4th of August last. Virginia ttnilroads Repaired. The rouie is now open to the University of Virginia all the railroads recently broken by the floods, transfers vetug made where the bridges were swept away. The Yenian Prisoners to be Relea Major James Hagerty, Michael Ss the Jrish Republic) and John Kearney to-day, as a committee from the Irish Republican Central Club of New York, to ascertain the effect of the petition they sent to the President a week ago, asking for the pardon of General O'Neill and ils Fenian aszociates now ii prison. They ascertained that the President will this week accede to tucir petition. There wiil be no general order or pardon issued, Whatever pardons may be granted will be made ont singly. The papers in several cases are already being prepared at the Attorney General's Ollice for the signature of the President. The Massachusetts War Claim of 1812. On the 8th of July, 1870, Congress passed a law making payment to the state of Massachusetts for interest paid by her on money expended by the satel State on account of the war with Great Britatn in 1812 and 1815, making an appropriation therefor of some $678,502, In 1820, wheu Maine became a sepa, Tate State, the State of Maseachusetts transferred one-third of this vlaim to that State. Both States have transferred their clatms to the European and North American Ratiway Company o1 Maine, to aid in the construction of the said railway. In accord- ance with the provisions of this act the Secretary of Me, breasyer ig authorized to yar We sald Glale for Hawias is ath to A Jury. Da ech ak ee DBS SE SSS aie ss | the ues above mentioned, and is directed to tsane cortidcates of denominations not lesa than $100,000, | to run five years, at au annual interest of four per cent. These bonds will be ready and be issued to the Treasurer of Muino, in trust for the company, on the ist of November. ‘The bonds were printed in the Note Printing Bureau at the Treasury. Excitemeut Among the Colored aristacravy = Au Klopement Frustrated, Arich attempted elopement im colored high life has just come to light here. The parties to it are | the son of a poted colored caterer and # very light | colored Washington damsel of rare beauty. Love without opposition too often becowes Lusipid, but ta this case the flame was fanned b7 the opposition of ‘the parents of the wonld-be bride, for what reasou We are not informed, The aspirant for her band has always been considered @ promising young mau, with plenty of meaus and “great expectations,” fan to look upon, a good talker, and allogetier such an | one as would be thought Itkely to win the affections Of any dusky damsel. Sut the lovers did not pro- pose to be baulked in thls manner, aud it was arrauged that on Thursday night a few friends of the maiden whose secrecy coud be relied upon should assemble at her mother's house, from whence tbey would leave avowedly to go to the theatre, but when she had fairly cacaped the paternal roof their steps were to be directed to the clergyman’s, where they were to be met by the bridegroom, and “the twain made One flesh,” beyond the power of cruel parents to Separate, From thence the newly-made pair were to take the cars for New York, where they would await the blowing ovef of the storm. Up to this time not a whisper bad been uttered by ihe few to Whom the secret had been confided, and the doating mother had not a suspicion that the wolf wasJurk- ing around ready to seize ana carry off her cherished jamy, in order that there slouid be 10 possibility of discovery the procuring of the License, an indispeasable document, had becn Postponed unt the last moment; in fact, it had been deferred until the Cliy Hall was closed, lest some spying eyes should see the vecord and re- Voul the seoret. It was decided to wait until che officer who issues these papers had gono to his resi- dence, and apply for it there. Accordingly, about tour o'clock in the afternoon, one of the confidential friends of the parties catiod at the house of the City Register, and that oor not belujz at home teft word with his wife that such a document was desired and would be called for lotor in the evening. This omcer, upoa his return, received the mossagg, and seemg that a mistake nad been made and fearing that (here Would not ve time to go to the residence of the clerk of the court, who alone can issue licenses and who resides at the otherend of the city, kindly, as he tnonght, walked to the residence of the bride, where he found the party assem siated, und to whom, with the moth the nature of the mistake that had been mad announcement was a bombshell I te mals the obliging oficer wes taunderstrack to see the consternation he had created, ‘The young people saw thetr secret was out and the mother was over- Wwhelmed with the flood of light which came in upon her, The cause of the ga ring was nranifest. In & word, she saw if ali, Jt ts ne say that vhere was no theatre going and no chuveh gong from tbat house t) night. ie young mm: Well laid plans were (ins frustrated when so ne: happy consuminution returned to New York last evening, resolved that “it would never do to give tt up 80, Mr. Brown,’ Hore.blo Outrage nnd Murder—A Women of Seventy the Victim. A mest brutal outrage and muraer Gas just come to light in this city, the perpetrator being a rests nanod Victim Sirs, Pauikuer, a woman aged seve. aflaly oecarred on Ubio avenue, beiween Four: teenth aod Fifteenth streets. Tue victim quict od dame who Itved on the charity her neighbors and was esteemed os honest and of = respoctabte origin = thuugh poor. ocenp i ent room in the house of a (ord named Curtin, About tive y?.M., while Mrs. Cnrtin was r by. Grady, tt appears, entered the house, and seizing poor old Mrs. Faulkner py the neck, throw her upon a ad committed the violence, Mrs. Curtin was culled to the seene of the outrage by the cries of lttie chitiren, who heard the sereaming of Mrs. F She rushed pkner, in the house upmedistely, found ¢ fy i the tretched upon ihe bed gasp- pas to room, and his victim She wus tervit ised and covered The courageous Cortion’ under- aituation in a moment, rushed mpon the an and try Md him, but he w and strong for her, and easily esca; has not since heard ol, After sumg him a short distan % Ourtin returned and endeavored to give some aid to tie poor old out- raged lady, but in vain. The violence was tou dreadful, the shock to her verves too exireme, Alter lingering anti this eventing Mrs. Faulkner expired. The crime has created tae niost intense excitement here, Police are hunting ia every tion for Grady, Who is said to be a noted House tier who bas already served out one term in the Peni- tentiary, Lf he is caught by the people tt is proba- ble he will never get a neo Yor atrial. ‘The dis- position is to hang hita to the first lamp post, Momarkable Case of Consei case of co) Anun clence has just m pre sonted to the Commissioner of Pensions, The Pen- sion Off si ptot a ler aw va pensioner, stes that eu drawiig & pensionol s & disabled gol- dier for several years, ts hat ne has no right to such a pensic Will no lon- He says that he the p welve it, as induced to taake nion by cltun agents and ¥ Comnite= ly for the penston | urther application ion for be without lis consent, In addition, he volun- c adyice t Pension OMese should en ploy good surgical examiners who cannot be imposed upon by perse clans i the governs AQUATI Cs. Regatia on Busdes fake Yesterday Asters | nvon—Ponr-Oared Outrigger | A Bogus | Single Scull Voudle Senli Contost. | The fail meeting of the BH. M.A. Boat Club, | Paterson, N.J., was hela on bundee Lake yes | day afiernoon. There were sevcval bundred Clits tors assembled on the banks of the stream, whue the beantiful club house was filled with ladics and | representatives of the various rowing associations. | The rowing, on the wholegwas fine to witness, and quite exciting; but, in 4 profeasional point of view, the least said the better, At two o'clock, to the nitsic of a good brass band, the “review? 5 1 which two single shetls, one doubie shell aud one gig of the H. A. Club pariterpaied, ‘The first race was between the [ rigger Stranger and the Passa gig a coxswain, The Stranger . WG. Gakman, and Mortiin i JH. Demarest, ti D Clark—J. T. Atterba’ tauce was # heifimile and re Ing 1 was se “oared ont. ihe latter | The dts. Soon after start n Tiat the gig had the advantage, bat ou the homestretch the Stranger ciosea the gap and was close Uw the gig, when she (the Stranger) ran sul a stake in the river, giving the gig a chance Lo + ahead and win the race. Time, rhe second race bad been ay ingle =osenil «6owith) =coxswain,"* oul a tvavesty. Jo one huge, heavy rowboat sat KE. Jd. MM. Derrick, a prominent archi- tect of Paterson, with the irrepressible Jimmy De murest as Coxswain, His opponent was J. H. Hop- er, with J.T. Atverbury as coxswain. At the start err who was known as “Michael,” took the lead, whereupoo Hopper's coxawain, who was steer- ing with an oar, helped along the beat by padding vigorously, Indian fasiion, amid the laughter ot tne spectators. Directly Derrick got ‘behiud, when De. marest dropped hts rudder strings and took a hand at the oars, So the race was carried through, Hop- per winning, coming in but a tew fect anead of Der- rick. Distance, three-quarters of a mile. Time, sometivng less tian half an hour—not much less either. . Cha thint rags WA tia oresiicsl one of the jounced as a bur turned lonble soul contest, distance half mile and return. Thero were three entreaseThe Mra. vragge, manned by W. G, Gakman ant Mortimer Clark; the Captain Wragge, manned by 'T. 0, Oak- man and Mortimer Prail; the fancieon, man by daines Jackson ail iB. Atterbury. Jr This was ® vary Bee: but when near home the Fapc)oc mt . Wragre fonled inextrreably, le ‘g the Captam Wragge, Wich was theretofore considera bly behind, an easy victory. ‘here were several other races of minor tuapor- tance and mterest. Ln fact, the racing Was kop: up worll dark, when ine boats were stored, the ‘oor cleared and dancing commenced, which was untn- terrupiedly kept up until mduight, with the excep- tou Of an interval long enougl to partake of @ idlue supper Which bad been prepared. being a BILLIARDS. | ‘ Grand Champioosbip Game Betwoeu Radolphe - and Joxeyh Uion—Kudelphe tae Wian According to anuouncement, Messrs. A. P, Ra- dolphe and Joseph Dion appeared at Apollo flail last evening, to play for the bul- hard championship of the world and te Possession of the dismona cue ‘The hall wus neatly arranged, and .was, of, gourse, Crowded to repletion, Afier some. time spent im the - selection of a referee the game was begum ab about half-past elgut o'clock, with , Mr, Timothy Viynn a3 referee and Messrs. Dudley. Kavanagh and Captaty James Boyle as um- piree for Rudotphe and Dion respecti to ot ing Dion won the toad and si pin for . Kucolphe followed his example. Im the second farings Dion ran up ningly to Rudoipne’s and the Mth inginga stood 100 to udolphe's thirty-four, when the latter made . a run of is, thus obtining & lead, whieh he kept to the close of the game. Dion was playing with, hard lack, for the baits would go into wrong pomtions, and Ins own ball would go into the pocket at te wrong time. ‘pretty cool, notwitistagdiug, and tg thtares} ‘Was quite different to ils adversary. Who coutinuaily nodged bis irtend Kavanagh at every shot utade by Dien, untit poor Kavauagh’s ribs must have veen © fame was caroms, 1,500 poiuts up, played on @ fulleized table and oveup.ed four nour. Tae highest rains mate by Dion were 144, 180, 141; by Rudoipie, two of 120, 1 ALi, 135. Ta,erive an average would Show vothing, as both men shoe 80 Often for safety that the average would be very There were fifty-three Innings played, us Which Diou scored 1,192 wad Rudolpit ; 1,402 ROVEMENTS OF GOVERNOR HOFFMAN. BUeWALO, Oct, T, 187 Governor J. 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