The New York Herald Newspaper, October 15, 1870, Page 7

TELEGRAPHIC NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD The Papal Protest Against the Annexation of Rome. ‘Effects of the Lato Storm in Eng- land and Ireland. ‘Success of the Argentines Against the Rebels. ENGLAND. Bank Statement—New Infirmary=The China Trouble—Papal Protest—She Nice and Savoy Canard. Lonpon, Oct. 14, 1870, ‘The Bank statement 1s scarcely 80 favorable this (week. The amount of bullion on hand last night (was £96,000 sterling less than at the correspond- Hing time last week. The Prince of Wales yesterday laid the foundation stone of the new infirmary at Edinburg. Appropriate jepeeches were made on the occasion by the Prince j@nd other notabilittes, The rumored déclaration of war against China As contradicted. The #apal protest against the annexation of Rome ‘po Italy has been published. 11 is a long document, ‘Dut contains no new facts, The story that the Prussian government pro- ‘Poses the retrocession of Nice and Savoy to Italy 1s authoritatively dented, The United States steamer Franklin, at Ports ‘Mouth, takes on board her repaired propeller to-day. The Late Storm—Disastrous Frosacts—In- Juries to Shipping in the Mersey—The [f+ fect in Irelaud. Lonpoy, Oct. 14, 1870, The telegraphs and mails are bringing accounts of the late storm from all directions. Heavy showers prevatied in the mill region of Lancashire, raising the streams and causing disastrous freshets. ‘The shipping in the Mersey was badly damaged, No American losses are yet reported. “The land telegrapn lines througnout Ireland were prosirated, delaying and disorganizing the Atlantic cable ser- vice. The city of Liverpool has already voted relief *o the suGerers in that region. Recall of the Belgian Militia. Lonvon, Oct. 14, 1870, ‘The recall into service of a portion of the Belgian Militia 1s without belligerent significance, It was merely the result of a new distribution of the service Anto several classes, No more men are to be organ- ized than heretorore, Business of the Charch Congress—Naval Promotion. Lonpon, Oct. 14, 1870. In the Church Congress, in session at Southamp- ton to-day, Earl Nelson moved for and argued in favor ofa more intimate union with non-conform. isis on the basis of recognition of kindred Points of belief and disregard of points of dissent. ‘The tendency of the discussion which followed was favorable to the proposition. Captain J. E. Commerell, 1ato commanding the Monarch, goes to the Cape of Gooa Hope as Com- Modore of the Station, The Newmarket Races. Loxpon, Oct. 14, 1870. Yesterday was the fourth day of the Newmarket October meeting. The Handicap Sweepstakes was Won by Faraway, beating Sonorette, second, and Prior, third. HOLLAND. The Aunual Budget Unsatisfactory. THE HAGUE, Oct. 14, 1870, The report of the Second Chamber on the annual ‘Dudget is unfavorable to the administration. The opposition demanded explanations relative to the debt of Luxembourg and the Vevezuelan question. A simplification of the diplomatic system was also urged. BELGIUM. The Corps of Observation Again Ordered to the Border. BrussE1s, Oct. 14, 1870. Belgium renews her corps of observation on the border, as Prussia designs besieging the towns on ‘he northeasthern part ef France, SPAIN AND PORTUGAL, The Political Situation Getting Worse—Prims’ Rouling—The King of Portugal Daily Grow- ing in Unpopalarity—Spauish Intrigue Working Out. Lonpon, Oct. 14, 1870, A Madrid correspondent, writing on the 10th, says:—The political situation in Spain is dally gzow- ing worse as the reopening of the Cortes approaches. ‘The different parties expresses an anxious desire to put an end to the personal government of Prim, whose overtures, mace by let- ters, toform @ Mintstry of conciliation, met with the same fate as his proposition to accord the attri- butes of the executive power to the regent. The news from Portugese! continues to be bad. qad. The King is daily falling into greater disfavor with the Portuguese. Commissioners have arrived incognito at Madrid and have frequent conferences with Prim. The intrigues of Spanish diplomatists are already producing their fruits in Portugal. The unfortunate King has entirely lost all moral ascend- ancy. Grave accusations are made against Figuerda, the Spanish Minister of Finance, in reference to illegal Jogns. The Regent reviewed 30,000 troops in Madrid on the 8th. SOUTH AMERICA. The Argentine Army Victorious in Two En- @axementy—The Montevideans at War. Lisbon, Oct, 14, 1870. Yhe mail steamer from Rio Janeiro has arrived at this port, bringing dates trom that city to the 224 of September. The news is quite important. A force of the Ar- entine republic had defeated the tnsurgents in two engagements. There had also been an indecisive struggle between the Mentevideans and the rebels, SQNNECTICUT. & TICUT, Rat ee The Murderer Wilson Attempts to Starve Bhuygels — eep.citied Harrrorp, Oct. 14, 1570, Whison, the murderer of Warden Willard, of the Connecticut State Prison, still persists in his etfort to starve himself, He has taken no food since his sen- tence, a week ago Thursday, when he took his last meal at the jail in this city. On the day of his gen- tence he told the Jailer that he should be a dead man du ten days. EUROPEAN MARKETS. "Lowpox MONEY MARKET.-Lonvon, Oot. 14--Evening.— Consols closed at 924 a 9234 for money'and 924 for the ac- count, American securities closed firmer; five-twantles ex div., 1802, 89; do, a, 88g: ten-fortion, ex dlv., 864. Stocks loved quiet and steady; Brie, 18 a 18164 Ilinois, Central 114; Avluntie and Great Wet js clowed at 834d, we agai for midalin 12,009 bates, tncludiny TRADE Report. Manchester are upfavorabie, ‘ihe market for yarns and fabrice is flat and nominal. LIVEKPOOL BREADSTUFFS MARKET.—Liverroor, Oct. 14 Evenin, ‘heat, 10a, 4d.a 10s. Sd. per cental for Call- forola white; 8a. 8d. for No.2 red Western, and 10s. 2d, for red winter. wae pactocs MARKET.—LiveRrPoot, Oct. M4.— ‘urpentine, 248, per owt. 1: now FuGhuok tae gal Sd 14,8 ed etroleum 1s. turpentine PpaTEO. Ly ARKERCANTWEUT, Oh 1t--Peteoloum \ Glps (france (or standard white. re 4,000 for 8) HE ivenroon, Oct. 14.—The advices from STATE ELECTIONS. Pennsylvania. PHILADELPHIA, Oot. 14, 1870, OMictal returns from the following districta have been received:— Fifth Congressional district—Harmer (rep.) 1s elected to Cengress by 160 majority. Eighth district—Berks county gives Getz (dem.) 5,306 majority. Tenth district—Lebanon and Schuylkill counties give Killinger (rep.) 629 majority. Sixteenth Congressional district—Adams county gives Myers (dem.) 826 majority; Bedford county gives Myers 30 majority; Franklin county gives My- ers 186 majority; Somerset county gives Cessna 018 majority. Republican majority, 407, with Fulton county to hear from. Seventeenth district—Blair county gives Morrell (rep.) 950 majority; Huntington county gives Spear (dem.) 686 majority; Mifiin county gives Spear 5 Inajority. Cambria county 18 yet to hear from. A despatch from Huntington says Spear has 11 ma- jority 10 the district, Sige ‘Twentieth district—Clarion county gives Grifth (dem.) 1,644 majority; Vonanxo county gives Gilfillan rep.) 870 majority, Crawford and Mercer are yet to ear jrom, Twenty first district—Fayette county gives Foster ({dem.) $15 majority; Indiaha county gives Stewart (rep,) 1,094 majorit; Westmoreland county gives hes ‘ — majority, Foster's majority in the dis- ich, 754, Twenty-fourth district,—Beaver county gives Doniey (republican) 860 majortiy; Washington county gives McUlellan (democrat) 306 majority. Greene and Lawrence counties are yet to hear irom. The offcial vote of Erle for Congress gives Sco- field (republican) 6,697 and Marvin (democrat) 1,08 )— @ republican loss since 1368 of 1,600, Judge George W. Woodward, for President Judge of Luzerne county, 1s defeated by Garrick M. Harding (republican), of Wilkesbarre, by 2,252 majority. Ooray and Williams (republicans), and Keene (demo- crat), are elected to the Legislature from Luzerne. ‘The republicans also elect most of the rest ef weir county ticket, PITTSBURG, Oct. 14, 1870, NEW YUKK HERALD, SATURDAY, UCTOBER 15, 1870—TRIPLM SHEET. OMcial returns from Aleghany county give Negley 11,161, Hopkins 7,968 and Tuew 1,869 The Twenty-third district of Alleghany county ives =McJunkin 6,207 and = Sirwell 3,083. Washington county gives Danby (rep.) 4,507 and McClelland 4,813. Lawrence county gives Danby 2,617 and McClelland 1,757. Clarton county gives Gidilan (rep.) 1,882 and GriMith (aem.) 2,926, Ve- nango county gives Giliillan 3,167 and Grifiith 2,797, The Twentieth Congresstonal district—Crawford county gives Gilfillan (rep.) 507 majority, From incomplete returns of the Legislative voto the republican majority in the State Seuvate 1s ree duced to one andi the House to twelve. Th3 ofl ¢lal count to b3 mu2 to-day may alier this, Indiana, INDIAWAPOLIS, Oct, 14, 1870. Few additional returns were recelved to-day, and not enuugh to definitely settle the result on the State ticket. The democrats claim 2,000 majority. The republicaus think the oficial vote may yet give them the State ticket. The official returns from the Fourth Congressional districs elects Wilson (rep.) over Gooding by four majority. Shanks (rep.), 1d the Ninth district, nas a majority of 285. The re- puolloans. claim two majority in the Senate. in the use the democratic majority will not be over ive Or LX. PENNSYLVANIA. The Philnde!phin Flection Affray—Nolen’s Doposition, PHILADELPHIA, Oct, 14, 1870. The physictans have pronounced the wound re- ceived by Nolen yesterday ag fatal in character. Last night he made the following deposition: — I, John ©. Nolen, do solemnly and sincerely make this m: dying declaration, that L was sot with a pistol in the bands of Alexander Crawford. Aud I iurther declare that this mur: der was committed ut the instigation of and by the ageney of William 1s, Mann, late District Attorney, this act being dune walle Lwas upon the for of the court room on Chestnut street, above Firth. JOHN C. NOLEN. Mr, Mann admits telling Crawford to defend him- self, but denies that he told him to shoot Nolen, Nolen is rather better to-day, the hemorrlage hav- Ing been arrested, The physicians think he will re- cover, unless a secondary iemorrhage takes place. ‘The pistol used py Crawsord was taken by him afew minutes before the shooting from the hands o1 a man hamed Ahern, one of the persons who attempted to enter the court room where the judges of clection returns were holding their session. THE NAYHAN MURDER. More Mystery and Sperulation—Return of Deteciives from Europe—Where They Have Been. The detectives of the Central Police Ofice have re- cently expressed the belie! that the late Superin- tendent of Police and Captain Kelso were from the first satisied who committed the murder of Mr, Benjamin Nathan; but not possessmg the evidence to convict they felt 1t would be madness to make an arrest and subject the suspected party to public ex- posure, Within a few days two or three detectives have expressed thelr candid convictions that the criminal would yet be secured and brought to justice, One of these gentlemen, who, from the day of tae murder until the preseat thne, has been intimately associated in the work of cleariig Up the mystery, rowarked toa HEALD re. porter that before many days new light would be thrown upon it, and he {elt sanguine that the great aim of the force would lave been achieved. — For some time the public andthe press nave ceased to give the Twenty-third street tragedy any serious thoughts, believing it to be a mystery likely to re- main locked in the heart of the assassin for all time, Certain movements of the detectives and other Officials within the past three days have given rise to the suspicion—and It 1s only a saspiclon—that the authorities have seeured some new light. Dis- carding all surmises, it 18 proper to state just what these movements are and allow the public -to form their own conclusions. Soon after the murder—about the 10th of Ia) gust—Detective Join Dunne, of Capiain Koiso’s command, aad Detective West, of the Baliimore Joree, left for Uurope, under secret instructions trom the late Superintendent. ‘Tuey have travelicd i tie Interim over a Jarge portion of England, Ireland and Scotland tn search of corroborative tmony and returned to the city_on Thursday by tie stvam- ship Wisconsin, of the Williams & Guion line, On Wednesday ono of the Pollee Cominissioners in- structed a police captain to proceed to Sandy Houk, and, awalitag the arrival of @ kuropean steamer, telegraph the moment she was signalled. ‘t) European steamer ts supposed to be the Wisconsi upon which the detectives arrived, and some be- lieve that the detectives have brought with them important evidence, if not a prisoner or witness for whom they have sought solonz and diligently. ‘The detectives arvived in the Central building just as the funeral coriége of the estecmed ex-Superintendeut was filing past and Tell inio line at once. ‘Thetr freturn so unexpectedly caused some comments among the detectives not in possession of the secret of their European mis- ston, but nothing tangible was ascertained unill yesterday, Whiea the detectives admitted thit they ad been in the Uuited Kingdom in search of corre- borative evidence of some already taken in the Nathan murder case. When asked whether they had been successful an evasive answer was giveii and it is net by any means certain that their searches Were productive of any valuabie results; although the circumstances, smail fia thenselv that the detectives passed on the vessel under asst ed names, and that the stenographers at the Centre1 Oiice were yesterday called upon by detectives io take testimony, gives Fixe to a vague suspicion tha they were accompanied home by some peison either as a prisoner or as a witness, Itis hoped that suci is the case, anc that the missing links in the cnain of evidence,being woven about the oifender have been secured; but until more reliable data than 1s now attainable is secured it would be weil for the public to refrain from indulging in false hopes of the con- victton of the perpetrator of as vile a deed of blood ; issued by the head of the Interior Department, and CITY POLITIOS. Adjourned Cousty Convention of the Young Democracy—Compliction of the County Ticket. The adjourned Convention of the Young Demo- cracy, at Apoilo Hall, last evening, was small in Martine Disasters. polut of numbers, It was near nine o'clock before | _sg-For further particulars regardimy’ the late storm it the Convention began, Very few of the supposed | Great Britain see news columus, leaders were present, Sherif O'Brien and Judge | #9-Fer parttoulans of the burning of the steamer Wash- Ledwith were conspicuous by their absence. Judge {ngton and cargo see news columns, Barrett, in opening the proceedings, referred to the | Ryciid bg name unkuown, went ashore on Cape Henry spirit of harmony which had characterized the pre- Gan cn 14—The steamabip Cokorado, from vious meeting. Congressman Fox then proposed | panama, put into San Diego this morning, and aeporte that the following nominations for county oficers:— the steamship Continental, from Mazatlan, Mexico, for San and Delano, the present eficient Commissioner Pi he ida JHeRam TAR OF Kae. Rreaky:: | nesiste ocacered: Mt eon Ot wiles off Cope Mt Les tho B0th of September, of Internal Revenue, is to succeed him. During Sher(J—Josiah W. Brown, of the Fifteenth ward, cameos. Ss ease ae tho winter Akerman 18 to retire on account of his | | County Clerk—Ernest Couradis, of the Kiguteenth | “site Ronwxo, Proctor, from Montevideo. which f ait, . health and Senator Wilitams, of Oregon, is to be | “Govoners—Dr. Thomas ©, Knox, of the Ninth pers af teen pedir made Attorney General, ‘The cause of Cox’s resig- | ward; Cornelius Flyon, of tue Pirst ward; Dr. nation is a disagreement between him and the Pres | August Hermann, of the Kievea k wari. * ani Mr. Hexky L. CLINTON tien made @ speech {dent in relation to the assessment of government eulogistic of the nominations 80 far made by te THE CABINET IMBROGLIO. Another Change in the Cabinet—Rosignation of Secretary Cox—The Attorney General to Follow 8uit—Delano and Williams to Fill the Vacant Portfolios, WASHINGTON, Oct. 14, 1870, The rumors and speculations about Cabinet reor- ganization have at length assumed a tangible shape. I believe [ may say I have got to the bottom of them, and that summed up briefly they amount to this: — Cox 1s to withdraw from the Interior Department, safled ter, lost in a gale shortly acter ms snipped on board, ARK ALOYON (Fr), Averas, from Tabasco for Marseille: it into Bermuda Lat inst iu s'disabled stave, haviag on the Fith we in’tat 8519, ion 70 40, lowe miz ty ty all Sails, stancheons and buiwarks {ore und ally aud bad elo clerks and allowing them to go home to vote with- | Young Democracy. He denounced the Tammany hrs me badly sn joreo. ae captain was washed from out having the ume of their absence deducted from | Hull party for strengthening themselves by aiiil- | We whee! and had one of his riba broken, aud a boy was ating with and appotating republicans to lmpor- ee After tls speech the Convention ad- journed, After the Convention an angry discussion arose their salaries, It will be remembered that when the Congressional Executive Republican Committee sought to ciiculate among the clerks of the BaRta SAN Cantos, from Philadelphia for Portland, with coal, was spoken 10th inst, lat 34 4), ion 7053, short of water and provisions; bad been dismasted in a gale on the 7th, and 8 Hook. by uh ship Saxon, of Philadelphia, wader date of tho 14th, at Bos, ton. also reports that on the 18h tust, 1) miles from Mo: tauk, saw brig San Carlos, from Phiadvipiia tor Foran she was standing NE by E, under mainsail and temporary dibs. (The San Carlys arrived at Holmes’ ole yesterday.) Bara Sana Parncess (Br), at Philadelphia, 1uth inst, froin Fowey, H, reports, 10th ult) during a hucricana, lost main gad and Spit salla; Qutb, olf Ha tras, passed « Udating neck, Sona Wat L Seatwas, Jones, from Chisholm's Island, sup- osed for a Northern port, as been abandoned at aca; crew nded at Charleston yesterday (Lt) in scir Moouugit, trom New York. Lonvon, Oct 14—The bark MacLaren, which arrived at Shields to-day, was obliged to throw overboard ac whole of her ‘cargo, consisting of chemicals, A broken out und it became necessary to sacrilice the save tho vessel, HoEs' HoLe, Oct 13—Schr Thomas E_ Smith (fro Phitadeiphia) reporta shat on the i ints lat 38 AB lo wth ae saw a sebr of about 30) tons, with co.ors'et, in distress, and the wreck auort'y afterwards sual. “Nothing was sveu of tie A Arrived Oct 14, bark R B Walker, Pettingill, crew wick. HALIFAX, NB, Oct 13—-A bottle has been picked up at Trae caale ‘containing the following rig Gind Tisings, of Newport, ‘Mats,’ siasing of Capo Nortu, Lv o'elocic uight of Lonnon, Oct 14—The ship Merrimac has stranded in the Bay of Jahde, in the North Sea. The crew were saved, Lut the veusel is considered a total joss. WILMINGTO , Nt pags steamship Washinston and her outside of Apollo. Hall in regard to the | wasenpwiia'wit provisions fe by boty ence ROE BU . i was euppited with provisions, 4 Knight, Interior Department thelr circular appealing for | conduct of ~ the Young Democracy of the Piha athe from Portiand, ‘The ‘ean’ Carlo d funds for campaign purposes, Secretary Cox inter- | Twelfth, giteenth and Twenty-tirst wards spoken | ‘iadeleh t+ x Se een oe ‘igne4 of Heleves posed a veto, He believed that the elerks should be | 12 suprorung Fernando Wood, the ‘Tam | (tom Phi ‘they would'try and reach Sandy. . many nominee for Congress. High words were bandied about, not only in reference to this matter, but to what, according to the allegations of many present. Was the evident withdrawal of Sheri "Brien’s support to the nominations made so far by the Young Democracy, let alone, that thetr subscriptions for party purposes Should be voluntary, not forced, and that to adopt any Oiher policy would be ruinous to republican or- ganization. Secretary Cox, however, made a grand blunder when he alowed an order — to be issued threatening the clerks who Mozart Hall Couuty Co ition. should go home to vole that thoy must The Mozart Hall County Convention met on do so at thelr own expense and expect a propor. | Thursday eveaing at Masonic Hall for the pur- tionate deduction from their salaries.. Such an | pose of making nominatioas. Judge Coulter was order created a tremendous uproar. Not only were | elected chairman and Judge Kiviin and Jonn Siger- the c'erks themselves roused to indignation and | 80m as secretaries, anger by It, but the politicians all over the country | g A, momnaring committee bre tha nodes set up a clamor, forwarded tons of letters to Wash- pe bales following:—Vor Mayor, a puaney tale ington protesting against 1t, and Kicked up generally Chaties z ieee conden Pate He seuauy sucha ttemendous fuss and excitemént that the | Nejson W, Young and Gerson N. Herrmann. Presideut was constrained to take notice of tt, ‘The nominations were received with loud When the President returned ip one of his fying visits he promptly penned an order revoking that applause, and after appointing a committee to Trinidad, with nolify the candidates the Convention adjourned. SHIPPING NEWS. Almanac for New York—This Day. then sprang up the “onpleasantness,” which has finally brought about such a condition of things as to render Mr. Cox's rosignation indispensable. That resignation was sent to the President, and ts pl ya now in his hands, Old Siofon Cameron und Zach 6 11 | Moon rises...eve 918 bien win? Miscellaneous. Candler appear to have been the chief 5 20 | High water.mora 1156 | renew sebr, to be called the Ella Francls, built in Somer. agents in bringing this state of affairs peas Silke piltes by Win ‘Newman aad others, 18 abont ‘completed. She d neut; ye com) by ©: apout. Chandler» camo here all the way OCEAN STEAMERS. Mulgore the ts sald to ve tho best end, betesencr essen from Michigan to protest against the retention of Cox any longer in the Cabinet. He made no secret Of his ob,ect, and, in Jact, was loud in denunciation of the nead of the Iutertor vepartment. It was a common thing vo hear the remark about the White House, when Chandler made one of lis visits, over built in Mount Deseret. Mesara Wisewell, of East Machias, by & brig of about 350'tons for Capt 'T man and other parties ¥ Cummings, master earn Messrs P §'talbot & Co will probably launch their schr of 200 tona next month. Robert Ounmings ts master builder. Mr Williams has now nearly ready for lanuching a tine contract pt t's Munson, wiro ts ‘o be off early in the spri: ‘0 butla com. Ww DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTH OF OCTeBER. lock bark of 700 toy) tone from the yard of Robert Palmer, ut es P ; 4 Ocl joank, Ct, destined for the Southern trade. she will bea ‘There goes old Zach after the scalp of Interior Carat sateen Get superior vessel, aud commanded by John P. Wilbur, of Cox.” Zach was ably and zealously backed by old | Britannia....... {Oct 7 Bowing Green | Mystic. Whalemen. Whaling brig Victoria arrived at San Francisco in 20 from Arctic ocean, with G0 bbis wha'e oll, 18 of wal oil, 10,009 Ibs of ‘Lone and 5,50 walrus weth. Sher the Avetic clear of ice. It was’ impossible to judge how the Seauon would turn oul. Sue spoke the Fords, with 500 i bis walrus oll; tue Joha Howiand, with 461 bbis whale; the 28 Broadway, 69 Brondwi 7 Bowling Green 15 Broudwa: 68 Broadwa: Sd Broadwa; 7 Bowling Groen Simon, of Pennsylvania, who had a ilttle game of his own to play, and played it with his uccustomed skill and adroitness. Cameron's little game amounts to this:—Whule everybody has been supposing that he was working to obtain a 15 Broadway, Ai ‘ith 700 bbls whale; the Conco Cabinet appointment for Penns)lvania it seems he —_—_— C00 bts “whale; the F. Swit with Soo bas wie was only pulling wool over the eyes of his constitu- CLEARED. wit 40" Lois’ whnla; ‘the Senbiesn with ask Ws | ents, His object was, in reality, to elevate Colum- whale; the fimira, with 8:0 bbls whale; the ‘Ir bus Delano, whose office he had been working to 500 bbis woale; the Loman, with les, with 400 bbis whale; the Hibern| Steamship City of London (1ir), Tibbits, Liverpool—Joha a f Steamship Virginia (Br, Andrews, London—C G Franck- lay witla 650 bbis wa: his own purposes very successfully. Cam- yn. the Massachusetis, wath 409 bbis whal a Lago ' eron got all the Internal Revenue patro- | jSicemsbip Ashland, Beckett, Charioston—W P clyde & | {Dus whales, the Ohio, with 4:0 cine, SOL nage he desired from Delano, beating all asieamship Black Diamond, Meredith, Wilmington, Del—a | “SE! nd 3 cowheads."” “ays Arrived at Holn man, Western Groond, 17 moat towa, with 75 bbis. sp oll. brig Varaum H. Hill, Pree- tt, of and for Province the Congressman from his State, and running things pretty much as he liked. In return for this Steamship E W Fairchild, Tiuit, Philadolphia-J & N riggs. § . i 1 letter from Capt Veeder, of bark ‘Villlam Gifford, of | he labored for Delano’s elevation to the Interior De- | gigga tt? © Comstock, Drake, Philadelphia—J & N | wow Bodiord reports her at sea fuiy a, at ds als han a We partment, knowing full well that on his appoint- steamship AC Stimers, Davis, Philadel) having taken 300 bbla oil Last cruise 600 bbls sp, ail told, A hia—James Hand, gda‘ene, [leake, Bremen—U Luling & Co. MecVlemon, Londoa—G: innel, Mioturn & Co. siowers, London—Tapscott Bros & Co. ‘EE Morgan & Co, Spoken. from Rio Janeiro for Dela- lon 7415. Goreigzn Ports. led, ship Ellen Austin, French, sip Iphiginia, Boarse, Belgium; Sept enon, ‘rome. ment the vast patronage of that compiex position would be in his hands. Accordingly, when Chandler and Cameron were togetier with the President, and | the latter had agreed to retire Cox, and when the President said to them, “Genticinen, whom shall I appoint in the place of Cox? they Bark Ag ware Brewis reer, Di Argyle & Tuts, ublin Jorgens, Amaterdam—Wendt, Tetens | oarrao, Au York ; 28th, President, New 8, bark is, Allen, Cork or Falinouth for orders—H J 0. brig Assuncion (Span), De Arana, Cienfuegos—Rubtera & | ytihAty Vet S—Arrived, American Congress, Cuiselin, New red Colum! ano, Mr. Delano has | Co. re ES deter ey both answered Columbus Delano." Mr. Delano has | nnle Seymour (Br), Cooper, Hamilton, Ber-—Jones | , GEASGOW, Oct 1—Arrived, Dorlan (a), St John, Nib; Aus- always stood very high in the estimation of the teria ony Now York President, who has on various occasions commended nerican Union, Collins, Pernambuco and Bolivia— » Boston. w York, warmly the able and efiicient management of the ah E Kennedy, Duncan, Aspiuwall—N G Yates & Jie Fossed, sleamanip lamatta, Brown, Internal Revenne Ofice, and who, moreover, it will Brig Me Vernon, Keist, Philadelpbia—Wm Chalmers. wh 113—Salled, brig Von Berg (Prus), Fice- ¥ 7 let (from be remembered, recommended the formation of a new depariment, specially for the purpose of elevat- ing his frieud Delano, and thus rewarding an able ofticer; therefore he received the name of Delano with great favor; indeed, it was instantly agreed that Delano should be the man. This 1s a brie? outline of the manwuvrli As to Williams, he will obtain the Attorney Generalship at the close of his Senatorial term next winter. Mr. Cox, 1 leary, was written to last night by a frlend to know whether it was true he had resigne|. His answer was, ‘Not yet. For further particulars apply at the White flouse.” I am assured, however, that his resignation 1s in the hands of the President, as above st ited, and that in all probability on Mouday next, if not sooner, it will be accepted. Who will get Delano’s place as Commissioner of Internal Revenue in tke event of this programme being carried out ts not yet decided. Cameron favors Douglass, of Pennsylvania, who is now the chief as- | Scur trypuena, Gardiner, St Kits aad Antigua Jones & TERRPOOLS Oct: &—Arrived) Clty . York; Wabeno, Dalrymple New © Arrived Ist, Guba (3), Moodie, Now Orleans. Entetod out Ist, Firm, Wiley, Phila all, Seville and Unized st tei Brussels (4), New ort, Mobile, Gurdian, Walia, Dauntless, Coombs, Demerara—Miller & Houghton, Kel Freedom (Br), Clare, Halifax—Crandall, Bertaux 4 Co. Schr Portland, Nilson, Windsor—J A Horsey. Sehr Mary Farren, Bagley, Jacksonville—Bent v, Miller & as. Rath I Baker, Lonerg, Oharleston—Evang, Ball & Co. wr Artie Greenwood, Goulrey, Wilmingtoa—Evaus, Bal i (3), McDowell, do do.’ a 0 aulipas (®, LONDON, Ocean Ma: rs Waro: Queen, Pr ihe steamsiup North American touched Inesday on her way to Liverpool. %—Arrived, Mar bird, Lackard, ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS. Steamslup France (Br), Grogan, Live Queenstown Buth, with midae and’ $21 p Hurst. Experiet hi sea. Oct}, lat bl : 1, Taylor, Havre, Satied—Briy ¢ iailed, 5 le pool; bark Sco- and Lth—s tha, Que: agers, toKW J | New. dith, Quick, Boston. Auna Dovastina, Bristot for (winds and heavy westerly parsed American ship South. | Yori: 10th. lat 4341, lon 65 Uth, lat, 42'26, lon 4028, lon 7180, Cunard Wth—Sailed, y iraham’s Polly, Burgess, New York; Avon- dale, Churchill, New Orl ound ¢ Arrived, bark Eva, Durfee, Cork. Arrived, brig China Liadsay, MeAl- steamer, do. ‘Steamship Calabri; (Br), MeMicke iverpoo! Oct 4 and . Qzeenstomn 5th, wach lan as ipasseng 3.19 0G Franckiyo. Cleared 12th, ship foe Buek, Pendieton, Liverpool; 18th, . r. Deli ‘ ; robable Had sjrong westerly winds and heavy head sea most of the | brig Mariposa, Staples, Mata sistant of Mr. Delano, and it 1s not improbabie at all cane ah nts hi estved, Tucker, New that he will be the man, in, Bremen, Oct 1, with | Haven; briy Catharine Mor arc, Yew York, sha ms aliens mi & bo. 5 jet 3—Robinaon York. SCILLY, inro, Glaszow Oct I, and Greenock with mise and 2 sen yers, to Henderson Bros. [x- fenced strong westerly winds, with high cross seas, as far uterwards more moderate wea ‘Cet 19, 45. passet the bound east; y for Montreal; 1th, lat American Ports. BOSTON, Oct 13 Arrived, stenrashins Siberia, Harrison, Liverpool via Queensiown;” Hattoras, Uods i briga Jaciata (Br), Hiller, cos G eurist, Baitimore; schrs Josephine, way: A Amaden, LA Sounyon, Mauhinan; &'i' Crowell, Steven: ria; Slak, Johnson, and RW Go'lfrey, Goafre Jomet, ‘Dow; Sarah Watson, Chandler; H Tho President at the Maryland Agricu!iural Hair. FREDERIOK, Oct. 14, 1870. | The President last night received a large number | Bios, (ir), Carnpbei y Moville 2 ee and 162 pasw Experienced strong northwest ww Sept 28, and ers, to Henderson | alex trom lon 40 W to | of-ladies and gentlemen at the residence of L. J. | ' ser tite tat ATA em 46 I Bungle, who entertained the Presidenttal party at | ne steunship, supposad to be Baroy: % © wean: schra Luo: party y dinner, John L. Gates, the President of the Agri | _Stee7sMp Charteston, Berry, Cunrieston ‘Oct 12, with | Richmond, Va; as, Hulse, Clenfue- bs Lafnienier, Coleman, Iphta. hips Benyollyun, Kiverstte, and Annie Camp; betu, and Horace Scudder; and from the Koads; | | mdse and passengers, to' HR Morgan & Co, Oct 13, olf Hav. | signals with eteamsinip James Adgor, bound cultural Society, was also profuse in hospitality. To-lay the party spent some the stock and other depar: men’ } teras, excl 2 time in examming | toi of the fair. i ng harieaton, 1 eamsiup Charleston, Berry, Charleston, with mdae and | 4 rigs Else The President received the scholars of the Mary- | p to 1 R Morgan & Co, 7 idtu—Arrived, steamship Saxon, Seara, Philadelphia; schr land Agricultural College, who went through thelr ip Fanita, Freeman, Phiiadeiphia, with mdse tod | Chas i f inilitary evolutions, ‘This atternoon there were seve- | “Sieamsiip Georgia, Crowell, Philadelphia, 21 hours, 1a bat- | ane anien ee tee eee ral trotting matic The Presidential party will | iastto Wm P Clyde. The G isa new hron’ atenmer of 188) fared barka i WR b retura to Wasiungion to-night, ia intended to ran tn 904 (ar), ‘eruambucd at, Witlects, Bor- Vapor, Newburg, Lobo- | hd Charleston line, from p | « Yumurl (Br, Johnson, an! molasses tn Waydel: & up io Hatteras; since, fine br DC Tulse, Hildreth, Jacksonvilie, 14 day ea, to Divble, Worth & Co—vensel 40’ Jonas with sugar Proposed Visit of the President to Georgina. With Bug) ‘ad heavy easter'y winds ATLANTA, Ga., Oct. 14, 1870, The Governor to-day approved and transmitted by | telegraph a joint resolution of the General Assembly | inviting the President and Cabinet to visit the State | market (and galled); sehra Holmes, Ruland, an with naval roo, Kent, Now Ma ave been 10 days nortn of Hatteras ont) ker, New York. New York. weather, with strong easteriy ura H Jones, Cousin Cleared—s dng the boarded 1 7 r rivet, scar Atlantic, Kuowlton, auring. ext Week. A” joint, commatic Tbomtinin ddan ne phOOREAY, Goth atrarot cir ‘Aulaatl,“iiiowiton appomtea to iueet the President and qi d (of Friendship, Mo), Cook, Jacksonville, | BAKER'S LANDING, Oct 1—Sailed, schr Motto, Staf- Pi. | » av the State line and ide for wer, to KB Russell & Co. Had variable | ford, Elizabetiport. i during their stay. It 1s expected that the | weather. BRISTOL, Hi, Vcr 12—Arrived, sehr Sophia Wilson, Wall, comfort during 4 r oy nH 4 . : President wil leave Washington by spectal train on | , Sehr WT Jones, ton, Vecnandl Path raked ea ae ON, Oct 1l—Cleared, bark Kattileon (Br), Les Tuesday morning, reaching here on Thursday, ti Toremast; bee 4.daya north of ifatteras, | io enere , ’ 20th, The City Council also adopted resolutions ex- tending the jiospitality of the city to the Invited guests of the State, ol. 14—Arrived, steamships Jamos Adger, New York: Falcon, Baltimore. Safled-- Bork BA itd Northup, Phitadsip! FORTRESS MU: Brown, frowa Mou Passed up Bri Mary Lowisa, Gaskell, Washington, Ravel stores, to Z Milla, Schr John’ Mosser, Rhodes, Newbern, NO, 3 days, with na- val stores, te, to Thomas & Holmes. Sehr MY Tarner, Camp, Virginia, Sehr AH Jennings, Cole, Virginia gers, Johnson, Virginia, Vransit, Rockett, Phiiadé pila for Providence, Passed Through Holl Gate, BOUND sourH. Brig Arctle (Br), Crane, Windsor, NS, 8 days, with plaster, to Crandall, Beriaux ¢ Co. Brig David B Doano, Veazie, Norwalk for Philadelphia, , 8 days, with tor Liverpool , Oct iZ—Arrived, echr 1 M Cariisie, at NWI Retarn of the President to Washington. WASTINGTON, Oct. 14, 1570, ‘The Presiacnt and party returned to Washington at half-past ten o'clock to-night, much pleased with their visit to the Frederick Fair and the hospitali- ties extended to them there. . Oct 12-Arrived, bark Paladin, via Rio Janeiro for orders, van, orves, from iio Janeiro for Atmaterdam as has ever disgraced the fair fame of the city. A MURDERER SENTENC Litre VALLEY, N. Y,, Oct. 14, 1870. Daniel C. Burdick was sentenced to-day to be hanged on the 25th of November next for the murder gf Henry H, Baker, colored, in Olean in Uctober, 1862. On being asked by the Court whether he had any- thing to Say Why the sentence of death should nut De pronounced upon him, he replied that he was satisfied with the efforts of is cousel and with is trial, and with the charge of the Court to tne jury, but was surprised at the verdict. He said that he killed the negro 1n sei/-detence and without mal- ice, and only intended to wound him in order to get loose from him when he fire i the fatal shot. ‘The trial of Charles Smith for the murder of hie wife in June last has been put over to the next Jan- uary term of the Court of Oyer and Terminer, on the motion of the District Attorney, Di. Gray, of Utica, having pronounced him insane, OBLTUARY. Abraham Binloger. Early yesterday morning A. M. Bininger, one of the oldest merchants of this city and head of tho well-known importing house of Bininger & Co., and @ gentleman highly respected and estcomed by all who knew theme died at his residence in this city, Deceased was of Swiss origin, the eidest or founder ofthe name in this country coming from Zurich, Mr. Bininger at the time of his death was seventy- one years of age. His fatoer, Isaac Bininger, and his uncle, Abrabam_ Bininger, were the original founders of the Blainger Urm in this city, which dates back tq 177, ché Kuight, Veazie, Bangor, 6 days, with lumber, to John ‘ood, hr Nannte Westbrook, Lillejohn, Portland for New k, with lumber, to Geo K Hollyoke ¢ Co. N Prescott, Freeman, Portland fu lumber, to order. Julia Nash, Machina for New York, with lumber, to F Tal- bot & Co, arrived Luh, Schr 8'T Lindsey, Groeket, it Vest Ladi i datied, US steamers Kansas and Mayflower, for Te- huautepec, to'make surveys fore ehip canal; bark D Me Pherson, and schr Sbarkiing Sea, for New York FALL RIVER, Oct 10 Arriced seis Faaiton, Galiaday, r Cooper, Seeper, Elizabethport, aR Aited: achts Jax A Brown, Shérman, Richmond, Hoboken. DO, Oot 10. AMERICAN JOCKEY CLUB. ‘This is the last day of the autumn meeting of the American Jockey Club at Jerome Park, and the | various races on the programme warrant us In | stating that the running which will come of will excel that of any of the previous days of the mect- New York, with Cleared, schr Dick Williamsy, neta Rockland for New York, with J whtick et po Cieared, echr Huttie Raker, Crowell, Boston ach HG Hand, joaton; Babel if lrona ter: ing. There are six events announced, the frst Boston for New Ye being the sweepstakes for {wo-year-olds, one mile @ Goodwin, Niekseson, Noewicn for Naw York oth ruvidences Kine Mbors Demons, decker and an eighth, The stables of Messrs. Withers, Lit- "3 tH {, Providence; Mias Moore, Degroot, Jeesey Sarah Selacy, Selsey, New H White Wing, Hall, ¥ ON, Oct b—Arrives, tell, F. Morris and Dennison & Crawford wiit put ia chr Samos, Snow, Liver- W_H Bowen, Baker, New Maven for Bi Seal " pple, Cond 2 ven for Tre: pool via St Thomas; 6th, ship Catnbria (Br), Owen, Babia The second race will be for the Lambard Stakes Scur O © Acken, Hobbie, Stumford tor New York. Kimball, dy rap hdewes aah’ Cleared 7th, Sijiled, steamsbip Cat Oct hr Dart, Murphy, stamford fur New Yor. Joseph Hail, Higgins, Portlan:!, Belir Freestone, Pelton, Portland, ¢ JR Mitchel, Merril, Stamtort for Albany. ‘ Loudon for Eltza- for three-year-olds, which will be worth to the winner over $10,000, The best three-year-olds in the stables of Messrs. Belmont, Morris, MeCor- mick & Pege and Captain Moore will be brougiit veut to contend for this prize. The distance 1s two tiles, mine third zace is a free handicap sweepstakes, one mile and three-quarters, and for this Sanford, with Howes, Now 1, for New York. ‘or New York. Arrived, scr Mary Collins, Leggett, ir Jacob Ri bethport. Schr Oilvar Sneltman, Smith Sehr bE Potiwr, Ellis, Greetport for New Schr James Buekannan, Kelley, Black itack mond, Anderson, New Rowe, Neve York; #th, : loth, brig Vorrent, Tib- Waitt, New York: Julia, Bas hilo, Lee, do; ith, Thoa Fish, Willey, de; Hancock, for do w York. ork. for Elizabeth- Haddam for 29934 Broudway, near Duane Wm MeCobb, Bertha for Lizaie, Irie doha Jenne Ch « ‘nllaaaan dial adibnosed senate rived, brigs Varnum if Hilh, Preemas, Ms bis ep oll, of and ft \cetown 5 Thiedsiphi (an soit Fy ie 2 for uth : Geo KE’ Dale, Plereay. it for a for Boston; Bt Jolin NB, for New York? Wan i lia’ Aroy. Coombs, do tor Puiledo pin sah Eoune is ; © F Young, arne Taylor: BW ‘ty 4 Puiladolphia for Bostont Kate Wale Hota, i for enry, Dobbin, do for Lynn; F A and Georgta, Oroutt, do for Bangor: Ethan for Portinnd'; Althea, Godirey, do for Salem; len, Biake, Kavie P bivat, Jotne Lunt, do for co; Vuexpectod (Br), Lndiow, " », Ludiow, to for Hooktn, Eizabethport for Saco | Onw: for Boalow : Judge Tenney, Karan Sos ne ae ‘aso Lodge, Pierce, do tor Bortinnd; berar: Wi ‘Le land, Hobol Koston; Mariesta Sinith, Preston, New York for do; Flora Kinz, Cook, South Amboy for doe Wei Chapman, Farkham, do forse o NB; Alice? Ae, Young, Styoh, Nistor orders; Fannle A ‘Baliey x" Windsor for Alexandria; W 90, Barbour, and Agus? Gardner, Knowles, Banvor ow'Vork; Mare Pate Cummings, do for West Cacstor; EM Aavage Halty: bir Webster, and Sea Brevze, Herrick, Calais tor doe ed Wiles, Crowell, Spruce Head for New Onieana; BP Lowan Leavitt, Weymouth for Charleston; Owen P Hinds, Clenta. nin, Newburg for ——; N villa Bowers, Bowers, for Camden Kalmar, Lombard. Maghiaa tor Newst i and M M Knowles, Stall, mery, Pinkuam, do for Ne: y, Lotie, Ida Ly Wk rigs Mary Le "Blane (Bi for do; Reporter, New York tor de Grant, » Crowell: Auna nd David’ Faust, Lord, Alexandria tor Boston; i leas F Sinith, Stover; Allee G Grace, dileliriats unt Ciera Keen, Georgetown, DO, for do ‘Transter, Guptili, altos for Porliands D Sawyer, Drisko, do tor’ Boston: J Marea May; Cyrus Hossett, Hardin; Lucy Marmmond, Coles fone A Gridiv, Foster: Chas E Sinith, Hanson; Trade Via, Gos toa; RM Brooking i Vrati, Mason: Joo Pry Gros, Latiin; JW i, Mary P liudson, Amaden, Lavender; t, and J Oardwals, ow: Vaughan; 0! Thos © Stuith, Lake Jangley; Jobo H Halk i t Townsend, I ; Ravenswing, Yerk for Lynn Trefethen, do for Dover, NU; ited Jerrold; Florence N Tower,’ Perry, and Farraga:, Clar's, 43 for Sulem; Yauiee Blade, Roberts, do for bh Wa @ Thelps, Cranmer, do for Portland D Knight, McAUister, do tor tocknort, Me; Nollie Treat, Trim, do tor Winterport? Haitie Ellen, Dix, ¢ t New "York; Romeo, Mat as ry bangor for do; Abner Taylor, Dodge, do for Britgeporty Mary Loulse, Simpson, Dreaden’ for do; Adaline Knowlion, ayaville for Full River; M is Malougy, Pitsou, boston for 4 Marietta Smith, and E W Pratt, +6-Clwarod, schr Ano & Susan, Heaiterson, tover, Liverpool; achra CM 4, Ruland, and Kate V orth, Adams, Now York. ACHIAS, Oct 6—Bailed, schr Abbie Hodgman, New ORLEANS, Oct 8—Cienred, steamships Herontes, liadoiphta: Victor, Kills, ahd Crescent City, Nort bark Pervenche (Fr, Jacq, Vera Craz; solr omers, Wilson, Galveston, it, Parker, New Leth Arrive: ‘Tappalannoek, Ret a do; Morgas 4 do; ships ©! Davanports Pot- ter; Monsoon, Coilton, and'tmporter, Avery, Liverpool; Lady bncag ye Adana, wor, Ej Amity, Merrill, i ‘oe Draper, Clark, barks Huntress, Kiley, Hamblrg; Norma, Gtimore, and Cleared—steamship Mexicon (Br), Winder, Liverpool; bar ~ Jobu Geddle (Br), Gould, do. Pass, Oct 10—Arrived, ships Union, Anstia, White Hose, Jenkins, London (and sailed for ia), Sailed th, steamships Victor, Crescent City, Hercules; Web, brig Margaret, PAgs-A-L'OUTRR, Oct 10--Sailed, steamship Margaret, PORT, Oct 8—Arrived, brig Ocean Belle, Die nd, Ga, via Collin’s’ Beach, where she’ was hfladelphia. ising, Philadelphia, achrs Maria Witney, Piston, ant Vicke few York; Sulla Neweil, Mclatite, Wo; fd, ant Gen Kearny, Fillmore, Rondout, ‘ultt, Reed, Mayaguez, PR, ‘ORD, Got ¥_ Arrived, ‘achra Honey A. Taber, ed, sobr Lizzie, Frambe Jed, a Conuor, C Bowman Puiladelphia; William DeWitt, Case, New York: 8 b Smit Kondout. ivth—Arvived, Thurman, Gibbs, Philadelphia; Ste J Waterman, Chase, New York; Bunj Strong, Browa, ort Johnson. Safled~— Schr Josephine, Phinney, New York. ith—arniv H Perry, Kelly, Vutladelphia; Susam nia. earl, Perry, Georgetown, DO, hy ‘Thomas Voller, Handy, New Yor NEW LONDON, Vet —Arry 5 Rondont; Joseph Baysuore, Philade pila for Norwich. WAKEHAM, Oct Il—Arrived, acura MV Cook, Falken burg; W'S Doughten, Tatem, and J 1; Austin, Davis, George 2, 88 Smith, Snow, New York, r Splondid, Phinnyy, New York. v EN, Oct iv—Arrived, scar Geo W Middleton, Camp- |, filzabethport. 2th—Saiied, sebrs Hannah Blackman, Jones, Philadelphia; Ellen Barnes, Ferris, New York. WOOD'S HOLE, Oct 18—Passed at 1 AM, steamship Ne reus, Learae, New York for Boston; brig San Carlog, trum Pallaielphia for Portland, with loss of forcmest, A Medical Wonder—Hyatws Life Balsam. Rheumatiom in {ts most painful forms, rs henm, Pimples, Biotches, old Ulcers, Fever Sore, the Worst cases Of Diseases of the Blood, Mercurial Com- , Debiiity, Liver ani Kidneys, &¢., are most certainly by the great puritier, Tt has cured’a hundred thousand ? those and similar’ diseases. certain curative all curable cases, and it cured very mang cases of Cancer. INZASNUFF saved m: 1 nad Catarrh, life. from my twelfth to tifty-firat year; had been to California urope without bene and Mad ost senso of smell app: tite and sleep, and was willing to die, when, using HYATI'S. INZASNUEF, [was quickly sured of Catarrh and entirely restored to health, OLIVER MAN Principal depot, 946 B1 Dottie; six for 85. everywhere by express. ‘and street, Ne: A.—Herring’s AveBor a Sty lis tar prices, go to DOUG, Ann. A.—Emporium of Fashion Surpassing Paris Styloa, nty and t HLOLS AND 5 § This ia tie largest house ia the city, 57) Broadway. A.—Layeest Fine Retail Stock @ Boys’ Clothing in thee world. BROKAW BROTHE Fourth avenue, opposite Cooper Institute, Laiayeite piace, opposite Astor plage. nts? ade A.—Restorer Amerton for tho Hair. Tio without sediment, in the world th rue dandrud’ and’ cleanse the scalp. o wil Sold by all druggists. Aw My Hest Friend Cherry Pectorni Troches cured my cold and sore throat. Depot !1 Barclay, A.—Rushton’s (F. V.) Cod Liver Oil. Use no other, Wholesale and retat! 11 Barclay street. sof Gentlemen's Hate. A.—David’s Full Sty! 4 Repnta= AL TRO- » doo Ss BRONCHL CHES for coughs, colds and throat diseass ‘Troches to be extensively tiitated. Outaia only Brown's Bronchial ‘Troches, aod do not be ini encod bY those who make more pront’ by selling worthless imitations, ns (of London) English Perfumery t's, Gardenia and others, The genuine only at Je YON'S, Broadway, corner of Twenty-uith street. Atkin Stephano ©, RUBL A Complete Fria WOODWORTH! Pronounce by ev any imp fume, ‘or wale everywhere. Buy Warnock & ( Reven Doll Get o gentleman's hat. 519 Broadway. 4 Dross Hat. Save One Dollam Bn 4, alr Dyew The Best in the world. ‘The only per ; barinleas, Fellabic, instanuae neous. Factory 16 Boud Champagnes at Old Viz. -—Piper Heidat Vv. HOM Oli, dec, dee. Dae sled, New York Huir Dye.—sold factory, No. 5 Astor House. Cristadoros Unarl and applied at bis wig and Cntarch Remedy.—$508 Reward » Sold by dw. 1 oe Ad ‘Pa ireee Dinbeies.—Dinbetes.—“Lonstitutien Water” Citaln cise far It Depot 48.CHM ebvect. Dr. Si for an inc cents. bi AY udulo, N. E, Lord, Cleaning and Dyeing, 9294 Broad- er Tweuty-firat sitact, 439°" Broo Laces, valvetn, Every, Genuine Bottle of Conzres Water hes a large “CO” raved upon laa. lone genui ag@sold om Uraughtc” Depots 4 Obacabers sleet. barns Foll Oversacks trom $S to 820. Fine Goods. fi ta fash ble ut he oF usm CAO ST et Wi cst Four/Cents n Root for Weather Strips. ROEBUGK BROS., 58 Fulton, nese, Ciiif street. Guamnco, ronounced Guean-arco, is Pore, fagtiy fast colorgand entively waterproof. acitfice’s Minne Gents? and Roy Baota, mod + et fi MILLER & COUR, Ni Juion square. Marri éze and Celibacy.—Essays for Young Tah criesgtent, Saelat evita, whlch intarfere with marriages wre moans of relief’ for the exring aud Unfortu Sent free, in sealed envelopes. Address HOWARD ASSO. t. : £10, poigs Ida L Re s Nani pounds, My | Por! “ ny, HOLMES? HOLE, Oct 10, PM—Arrived, Doig vs 108 pounds; Nannie Doagiag, with 105 pound bith Orlando Sinith, Farris, Portchestor fur Albany. Brasford, Cow May for New Yorks ancien Rose, Boston MASYIBNA) Win oe EO. ith 118 pounds, will con: BOUND Hast. for Phliadelghia, ches. Olivo, eynoldy, Poughicospaly for 2 ‘ Schr Marens Hunter, Haw, Elizabethport ( tiand . bunt Hope, Faraham, os : ‘rhe fourth race will be a selling sweepstakes for | Lent George Gillam, Murray, Liizavethport for Middle. Bagley, Whiting for do; Rosina, Cummings Janes: ro, Arey, for do. mpson;schrs Ruth Thomas, LB arion Draper, Janes Biiws, Anna two years old, three-quarters of a tile, ti which D, De Withers ahd Babon & Holland wii run some of ir best youngsters. ornie fifth race 4s a aweepstakes for three years old, : Win Met ig Mary © Tho own. Scbr L A Tolles, Day, Elizahetuport for Norwalk, Brig H Means, Tracy, Hoboken fur Boston. Seir C Mathews, Loughton, Hobokea for Sautebury, ches Bertha Souder, Wooster, Wind: 8 one mile and a quarter. Salaria, Thought and | "80h su, way, Felierson, Hoboken for Salem. sot, NS, for Richmond; Sinope, Brown, St Johu, NB, tor [he six’ a a 2 it Hest a lout for Portoheater. a oa the distance being | Seur Mary Metenor, Sargins, Kondow for Hoslon, gor for do, q schrs Mount Hope, A J Dyor, regular ee chase grpungs, Sailed—Hrig tda L Ray acy Wletcher, arging, Rond bout two m1! anda half, Oysterman, Jr, Biddy Ao Jem ‘erris, Rondontt for Stamtora, i i Matowe and Eminence wilt ‘ye the contestants, Behe =o at ears, hon fou for Cape Ann, em vod, brign Nuceitas, Trask, Boston for Phul- We ave requested to sta'e that the autamn hela d ay Aare By = cov enag Ay Mas a adetptia; Elm mot, Bangor for New, York ; sobra [rls of the American Jockey ‘diub will close with @ cotll, | cit Amanda Powels, Robinaon, Rondout tor Boston, (it), Bustiand, Philadelpita for st John, pire & lon at the Club House, Jerome Park, at haif-past five Schr Highland, igs ‘Albany for Rosina. Anna, Green, 4p for ost Ma ‘on Soul, do for oelock, Members of the club aré invited to vate (a iter Sook (Ben, Sveher, Now York (or 8 Joba, | Porta i ea A for CIATION, No. ¥ Suuth Ninth aireet, Piliadelphia, Pa, New Patent Law for 1570 Ins Jyat Boom: eee in & neat pamphlet of 103 pages, by MUNN &CO,, 8%, Park row, New York, and ts furnished to inveators free, Trusses, Abdominal Supportersy Randn a Ee tock, I i. wih correct ‘tjuaymaga 2 J SERUENAS Enachianment, G3 Anu eivest, > Villanous Saltpetre Has Brought Loy, nond of tanuy m good ail fellow sines the U an ae the present Franc war. The hoads of Aru -ioans, however, are held than ‘ever, ow ny tS ine hateot KNOX, Row lasning ‘from a Re waar aiyle of Lenten wich, ‘or bemuiy, ANUP gud ere destraete quality, bY “story of £1