The New York Herald Newspaper, October 31, 1878, Page 7

TELEGRAPHIC NEWS From All Parts of the World. THE EASTERN OUTLOOK. Todleben Preparing for Work in the Spring. UNEASY AUSTRIA. England’s Difficulty with Afghanistan. THE DANISH MARRIAGE. [sr caBLE TO THE HERALD.) Lonpon, Oct. 31, 1878 A Constantinople despatch states that the Porte Bas learned that General Todleben has arrived st Lule-Bourgas, about ninety miles trom Constantinople, and ordered the repair of bridges and the construction of barracks for Winter quarters, The Porte, at the in- stance of France and Italy, expresses its Willingness to make a slight rectification of the frontier in favor.of Greece, but it is thought im Constantinople that Greece will reiuse any boundary other than that indicated im the conferences at Berlin. Meanwhile Turkey and Greece continue their hostile preparations. The Greek Chambers have refused to pass a bill for the calling out of certain classes of reserves to replace others who were disbanded. tm cousequence of this refusal the Mimetry have resigned ana the King has accepted their resigna- tion. A Vionna desp atch to the Times says it ap- pears that the Powers are becoming aware of the fanger of the Bulgarian insurrectionary move- ment, which was evidently carefully organized months beforehand, and have opened a confiden- tial exchange 0! ideas on the subject. THE AUSTRO-HUNGARIAN DEADLOCK. Advices from Vienna report that Baron von Pretis-Caenodo relinquished the formation of @ Cabinet because of ine impossibility ef securing a combination sommanding a majority of the Retonsrath. In the lower house of . the Reicharath yesterday tho reporter of the Budget Committee moved tbat discussion of the government Dill for the issue of 25,000,000 florins of gold rentes to @over the expense of ine Bosnian occupation be Posiponed for the present and the government Meanwhile be requested to lay the Treaty of Beritn Defore the House immediately for discussion. The Budget Committee, in the sitting when it decided Upon this action, adopted a resolution that the treaty ought to have been submitted to the Moese defore the occupation was undertaken, while the Finance Mivister oaimtatned that the delegations alone wore competent to discuss the fereian policy of the government, Im the lewer Mouse of the Hungarian Diet yesterday a resolution Offered by the extreme left, proposing tne impeach- ment of the Ministry, was read ana debate thereon @xed tor tne 6th of November. BNGLASD AND THE AMEER, A Cabinet counc!! was hela yesterday which re- Matned in session two and a quarter hours. The Post Sunounces in semi-official form that it has been de- Gidea to send an ultimatum to the Ameer before Proceeding to ulterior moasures. it is not, however, probable that he will avail himself of this inat chance, Relative to the general aspect of affairs it is not un- Weely that Lord Beaconsiicid, at the Lord Mayor's Denquet on November 9, may be able to speak of the tuture with satisfaction and confi- dence, All the morning journals agree thet the government bas decided to give the Ameer a last hance. The Slandard beiteves that the Cabinet yes- terday decided to require from all concerned strict and literal observance of the Treaty of Berlin, ana adds that it is impossible to believe that the appeal whien it will be Engiand’s duty to make to Ber co-signatorics will not be attended to, A Gespateh to the Telegraph from Simla states that England's ultimatum will summon the Ameer to give @uarantess ior a tui gooa understanding, Is is «mot §=thought§ that the ultimatum wil couse any delay, os (he answer of the Ameer mast ‘de receives within a forinight or three weeks and the Preparation ef the army will meanwhile be unre axed. FALSE REPORTS, There was not the shadow of foundation for the pretended cablo despatch published in American op- Papers of October 16, making the to the Powers Turkey (o execute her share of the Treaty of Berlin, The despatch was a pure fabricaion—the product of wild and unintelligent imagination onty, ‘The evidence of its fraud ison its face, 1t asserts, fer instance, that the Czar eompiained because the steps to eomply with arti- eles 13 and 17 of the Berlin Troaty, relating toa Christian governer for Roamelia, and articic 18 Pespecting arrangoments for the new judicial avd tration of that Province. The ab- oerdity of (his is established by the well known fact ‘Ghat ft is precisely thoxe three articlés of the treaty ‘whieb Russia reiuses to recognize the Porte’s right te Gerry 04s curing the nine montus of Russian ccoape- 80 provided” for by treaty ar- ‘THE DANISM ROYAL MARRIAGE, ACopenhagen despaicn seys:—‘‘all potitieal asm- ouitien im the way of the marringe of the Duke of Cumboriand with ihe Princoss Thyra have been removed, and their betrorbal fe now an aceomplishbed fact. A despatch from Bertin says:—“If the Duke of Cumberiand shall retract the manifosto isaued atter his tather’s death, in which be asserts his right to the Crown of Hanover, Prussia will serrender to bim the Guelph moneys.” CABLE NOTES, Twenty-one Swiss cantons bave addepted the geheme jor the compiotion of the Saint Gothard Rail. way. It 8 reporied im Paris that accoraing to a calculs- Mow made by the groups of the Leit the are coffident of ga twenty-eight seats in the ap. proacning Senatorial elections. Themson & Nephews, timber merebants of Brangemouth, have jailed. Their habits are heavy. fhe Norn of E Carriage and Iron Company Dave fatied, are believed to be heavy. The Times, in it cial columo, remarks thatthe Yofal working capital of the cotion milis at Olg- bem operated on the limited sjiability system is 4,000,000. Of ihis sum but Hite more thee 61,000,000 has returued any interest for » year, ana Considerably over ball of the capital is borrowed, A Bertin donpateh reports tnat a goneral meeting of German commercial corporations adopied, by @ vow of b4 to 40 & priectioniss mo. ton, advoeniing the establishment of a apeoial board, composed of merchants, mavutac- terers, faancters and others, to advise the govern. ment On mercantile matters, The government is likely to view the projec: tavoravly, 10 18 Pomored io Paris that closing of the Exhi- Ditron may be deferred until November 25, The weather yestorday w: been a slight all of suow i now has talle: ee ONTARIO LEGISLATURE, ‘TORONTO, Oot, 30, 1878, In the election to fi) vacant seate im ti Legisioture Mr, MoLawa, retormer, was Weer Elgin Mr. White apd Mr. Patkoitl, eon servarives, for North Kesex and South 08, Te. NEW YUKK HEKALD, THURSDAY, THE IRISH EPISCOPATE. BISHOP GILLCOLY, OF ELPHIN, APPOINTED APOSTOLIC DELEGATE TO AMERICA—WHO SHALL SUCCEED CARDINAL CULLEN ?—PO- LITICAL CONSEQUENCES OF THE 4sPPOINT- ‘MENT. [pr CABLE TO THE HERALD.) Loxpox, Oct. 30, 1878. The Hxnatp's special correspondent in Dublin telegraphs as follows:—‘‘Dr. Gil- looly, Roman Catholic Bishop of Elphin, has been appointed by the Pope to the high position of Apostolic Delegate from the Holy See to Canada and the United States. His jutisdiction will extend to the Catholic clergy of the United States, as in the case of his predecessor, Dr. Conroy. Dr. Gil- looly has been for nineteen years Bishop of Elphin and is distinguished from his fellow bishops in Ireland by his activity and energy. WHO SHALL SUCCEED THE CARDINAL? “The appointment of a successor to Cardinal Cullen is a subject of much spec- ulation, not alone in. Ireland but in Great Britain, and it will be judged from a politi- cal as well as froma religious standpoint. The clergy of the archdiocese have not yet spoken, as they must, according to custom, nominate three candidates, classed respec- tively as dignus, dignior and dignissimus, before the Pope makes his final choice, He may take one of the three named by the plergy or he may reject all three and select the Cardinal's successor from another diocese, or from some of the religious or- ders, as was so frequently done by the late Pope. In any event the appointment will probably indicate the political course the present Pope intends to follow in Ireland, and will determine the attitude of the Irish people toward the Vatican. POLITICAL SIGNIFICANCE, “In this connection the reports recently published in the English press regarding an understanding said to have been arrived at between the British government and the Vatican with a view to putting a curb on Irish disaffection are re- called by many Irishmen and dis- cussed by the Irish press with a warmth which shows the existence of strong opin- ions, The appointment of an Englishman would certainly be resented, and even an Irishman determined on continuing the crusade begun by the late Cardinal against the nationalists would have an arduous task before him.” GREAT BRITAIN TO BE COXSULTED. The Pall Mall Gasette’s Rome despatch says itis reported that Cardinal Edward How- ard, a native of England, nominated in 1877, has been offered and has de- clined the Archbishopric of Dublin as successor to Cardinal Cullen. Cardinal Nina, the Pontifical Secretary of State, will consult Great Britain before filling the vacancy, and will also ask permission to send a Nuncio to London, without de- manding a British representative at the Vatican. THE BANK OF GLASGOW. THE DIRECTORS AND OFFICIALS COMMITTED FOR TRIAL—BAIL OF ONE HUNDRED THOU- SAND POUNDS BEFUSED—DISAPPEARANCE OF SEVERAL PERSONS CONNECTED WITH THE BaXk. (From the Svening Telegram of yesterday.) SPEOUAL CABLE DESPATCH TO THR TELEGRAM. GLascow, Oct. 30, 1878, The directors and officials of the suspended Bank of Glasgow were to-day formally arraigned in court on the charge of frand and theft. They were sub- sequently committed without bali to await their trial The attendance in court was very large, many of the unfortunate shareholders of the bank bemg present with their counsel 10 watch the pro- ceedings. ° The prisoners all looked broken down, while the majority of them kept their eyes steadiastly Axed on the floor, The following are their names:— THE PRISONERS. Lewis Potter, director. Robert Salmond, director. John James Wright, director, Willtam Taylor, ditector. Jobn Stewart, director. Henry Inglis, director. J. Coliand. director. Robert Stronach, manager. Charies Samuel Leresche, secretary. CTIANCES OF IMPRISONMENT, The prisoners were represented by the abiest lawyers to be found in Scotiand. The general im- pression is that all of them ran a fair chance of being sent to prison for & long term of years. A certain amount of sympathy exists for Potter, who, although he may be one of the chief rogues, ia still @ very old and decrepit man. “RUNNING THROUGH THEIR LETTERS.” The Scotch law, which claims to be based on the Roman law, abounds ip queer terms, as was evi- denced in court to-day. It was stated that tne Prwoners intend to take advantage of the pruvi- sion entitied “running through their letters,” which being interpreted signifies that they are enabled to forte the Lord Advocate to grant them a tual within one hundred and twenty days aiter the date of their committal. INFLEXIBLE JUSTICE. Every posnibie effort has been made to obtain the Felease on bail of several of the prisoners, and powerful influence, as may be imagined, has been brought to bear. t these requests have been met with steady refusals in all cases. BAIL OF £100,000 REFUSED, No Jesa a sum than one hundred thousand pounds ‘was offered to-day for the release of Mr. Stewart, of Edinburgh, one of the late directors. Butit was Of no avail, the Crown authorities proving them- solves infloxibie to the last im this matter. Ther say they want to provide against any possibility of might, ; MORE FUGITIVES. The newspapers of to-day contain the names of several persons who have haa connection with the affairs of the Bank of Giasgow, and bave now mys- tertously disappeared. Several of them are be- Meved to have gone to the United States. The cable Will be used, it is expected, to cause their arrest PEDESTRIANISM IN ENGLAND. G@BEAT INTERNATION«L siX DAYS’ CHAMPION PEDESTBIAN CQMPEIITION—THIRD DAY. (Bx caBLE TO THE HERALD. } Lowpos, Oct, 30, 1878. At one o'clock this afternoen bape a favorite at the start, withdrew principal contestants steod as follows at the hour pamed:— Miles, H, Brown (Blower)... 245. P, Weate W. Cork os Charles Ro’ MEXICAN NOTES. Havana, Oot. 30, 1878. The steamship City of Morida, {rom Vera Cruz, ar- rived here this moraing, bringing dates from the City Of Mexico to the 22d inet, Perfect tranqutility pre- vailedin Mexico, General Escobedo continues vory all, and bis frionds have asked the government te re- lease him from prison, Sefior Gomes Palacio, who is well known at Wasb- ingtoa, will prebably be appointed Misi: ot For. eign Relations, Sefior Palacio resides at Durango, xpected at the Capital withim afew days, lt at Sefior Zumacona will remain at Washiag- bas commissioned General Riva of Public Works, to ex recep 'y of 125 Chicago m intend making an vata to Mexica, Arumor is current, but is generally discredited, ‘shat Prestdent Diaz will go to the Rio Grande (rontier to inepect matters there. Deen tried by Of violation of id a body of revo! luted States, 0 territory ef t A CLUSTER OF MURDERS. A TERRIBLE TRAGEDY ON A TENNESSEE TURN- PIKE ROAD—SHOOTING BY NEGROES—A SHERIFF'S POSSE ATTACKED. (Bx TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.) NasHVILLE, Teon., Oct. 30, 1878. Ahorrible tragedy occurred within three miles of the Hermitage at soven o’ciock last evening. Joba Cloyd, colored, had shat moroing quarrelied with and fatally shot Winfeld MoWhirter in an alterce- tien concerning the picking of cotton, Frank War- pool, who was deputized to arrest Cloyd, summoned Dr. Raymer, James McWhirter and Jobn Osborne to assist him. They went to the house of John Wtiliam- son, colored, and found him heavily armed with two pistols and a guo, and saw two men run from the house as they entered, They took jamson into custody and staried di the turnpike with nim, beiteving they would overtake Cloyd at Greco Hill, a village not far aistant When in ft of Dr. Juhu T. Gleaves’ resicence, Mc, Whirter went into it to leave a gun he had borrowed, thinking the danger had Mo Whirter and leaves started meet the posse, a brisk Gringo! pi When tn John Cloyd ley dead om the road, and Dr. was found to be shot throagh the arm ane thigi pee iete ven Mf not fatally, wounded, Tw: 2 cape to have been wita the attecki re MURDERERS INDICTED. [x TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.) Lovisvitiz, Ky., Oot, 30, 1678, The Grand Jury of Whitley county, Ky., has 1- dioted J. C. Rogers, John Rogers, James Caywood snd Witham Caywood Edward Jor the murder of the Jackson, who was accused of with the wite of J. Gevener o1 Kentucky also issued parties mameg on the Governors of nesses, FRIGHTFUL ACUIDENT, YOUR MEN DROPP£D DOWN A MINE SHAFT, (Bx TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.) Purrstows, Pa,, Oot, 30, 1878. At Boyertown, a small borowgh located on the Celebrookdale branoh ot the Philadeiphia and Reaa- ing Rauroad, seven miles northwest of this place, an accident occurred at the iren mine of Heary & Jasod Gobel, ef Pottstown, which re. sulted io the death of three mes and fatally inj the fourth, Shortly betere noon while Keely Hoge, Joun Quick, Casper Kiabe and Isaac Gehris were being lowered in a bucket to the botiem of a shalt 350 feos deep the rope around the drum became dispinced. When the engincer of the teeth in +i cog wheel & second tore from the whe cogs. This focident occurred when the bucket had preceeded distance down the shalt, and, havieg no face, the bucket, with 1d to the bottom. The the disaster became kaewn was reds gathered around the mouth of ne, Rupes wore procured aad men lowered to the Dottom. DJ two Loves of the seit leg broke Jared about the Dmg By’ Mogered im great agony H eaged Hy tour children. Casper & forty years, bad Bi about seven o'clock Gren. Isnac Gebr: wise seriously injured, When the Hsna.p corre- ib him, ab eigut o'clock, the physicians jedpaired of bis life, BURNED (®% TeLxGRaPH TO THE HERALD.) Ricamomp, Va., Oct, 30, 1878, E.R Page, & prominent member of the Raleigh 'N. C.) Bur, was burned to death last night at Marien, {iene joDowoll county, N, C. DIED FROM HIS INJURIES, TO D&aTH, (BY Te~zGRAPH TO THE HERALD.) Ricuxonn, Va, Oct 30, 1878, Young Hartman, who was shot K 0 246m inst, by Miss Amelia Liakha day. DEATH FOR A PINT OF GkOG. (s¥ TetEonaPa To Tam HERALD.) Riomkory, Va., Oct. 30, 1878. Intelligence renehes here that ia Rutherford couaty, maa to the heart. /eath resuitedin a tew ‘minutes, ‘The stayer was arrested. THE WRECK OF ‘He GEORGIA. Sax Francisco, Cal, Oot. 0, 1878, ‘The Board of United States steamanip Iuapectors to Gay began the examination of witnesses regarding the loss of the steamer Georgia, Tho first, second third assistant engineers were examined, testimony witl not be mad blic antil the arrival or Howard, Several cabin passengers testified that Une of oi the eo sobre. steerage passengers and ihe crew got makiogslending. The general evidenee Was to effeot that tue work of raving life and property Conducted in a proper manner, OCTOBER 31, 1878.-TRIPLE SHEET. CAPTAIN TYSON'S VOYAGE ENDED. HE DOUBTS THE EXISTENCE -OF AN OPEN POLAR SEA. New Loxpon, Oot. 30, 1878. The sehooner Florence, Captain Tyson, arrived here to-day. She left Provincetown, Mass., at o'clock Monday morving. All on board are well, She brings 1,800 pounds of bone and twenty barrels of biubver, ‘he proceeds of « the voyage, Messrs. Shermaa and Kumiet: Metoorulo,; ist and patu- expedition, have a large and valuablo collection of photographs, specimens, &c, The ves- el ie leaking less rapialy tered smooth Sea. He says it ‘which bas mo sun six months in the year, ai the cold is so int she vicinity of the Pole, He says there may bo wa here, but believe: ts choked with immense quantities of floating 1 Captata Howgate is expected to arrive to-night. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. GUARD impossible for it to exist THE HOMEWARD BOUND—PROMO- TIONS— ORDERS, Wasnincrox, Oot. 80, 1878, Tho Navy Departmert is advised that the United Btates ship Guarda, Lieatenant Commander F. M. Greene commanding, left Bania, Braztl, September 29, and is expected toarrive in Hampton Roads No- vember 16 The nealth of the officers and crew was excellent, COMMISSIONS AND PROMOTIONS. Lieutenant Commanders Mortimer L. Johnson aud Edwin ‘M. Shepard have beea commissioned to be commanders in the United States Navy. M, Forsyth has been commiaa! Charles McGregor and promoted to be Com- Master Sidvey H. May has jeutepant, Ensign Howard 8. Waring bas been promoted to be a Master and Cadet Engineer William Cowles to be an Assistant. Engineer. They wili bo commissioned as soon as vheir promoti are confirmed by the Senate. Liou. tenant Gommangen Charles W. Tracy has been piaced en the retired lis RDERS. Cotimander William . Kirkland ts ordered to tem- bem duty op board the Hartford on her arrival at jomtevides, Kasign George F, Emmons is ordered w tne mevrpeins at New York, Midshipman Walter MeLean 18 detached trom the Powhsttan, orders, Midshipmen William , South Atlantic Staton, and placed on watting orders, The ordor of Vasved Assistant En- gincer R W. nilligan to the Navy Yard at Nortoik bas been revokou, und he is piaced en waiting orders, THE GOVERNMENT STiAMER ORD- NANCE, Sanpr Hook, Vet. 80, 1878, At quarter-past threo this afternoon the govern- ment ordnance steamer Ordnance, when leaving the government dock at Sandy Heok, broke the connect- gine, which had the effect of knock- of the cylinder. {he HERALD steam semate disabled vessel to the railroad pier at the Horse Shoe. MR. TILDEN’S INCOME TAX SUIT. Pirranura, Pa. , Oot. 30, 1878, 1n thé United States Circuit Court, belore Commis- sioner Gamble, the case of the Unitea States vs, Samuel J. Tilden, of New York, wae rengbed this afternoon. A number of rail subpmnaed to testily peorovary and treasurer ot hho and Chicago Railwi 8 tween tho years 1861 and sa $50,000 had boon paid Mr. Tilden for professional serviees rendered during that time He Tilden had from time to time here to be invested in dividenas had bee amoant of investm LA oterprises, and that irom this city; the jdends ould not ve definitely stated wi ference to books. At the conclusion of Mr. Hateh: n’s testimony the case ‘Was adjourned until to-morrow morning. A WESTERN NEW YORK FAILURE. (sr gELwanara To THe HERALD.) ALmion, Oot, 30, 1878, The announcement of we failure of Jerome Lee andin beighboring cities, Mr. ye ie at present in San Francisco, trom whieh city his assignment papers were forwarded. Tho assignees A, A. Glidden and William U, Lee. Hi ber of tewnsmen who 1 ab eed owner of real estate and flour mills, which have failed to pay. He has always been regarded as one of the wealthy, substential mon of Western New York. A BURGLAR SHOT. [Bx TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.) Rock Istanp, It, Oct. 30, 1878, this more at two o’cieck, while committing a burglary in a dry goods store at Viola, ll. TELEGRAPHIC NOTES, The Bosten Traveller learns that Caleb Cushing de- ¢lines the aomination for Attorney General of Massa- Chusesia by the Batler party. Mr. A. B, Coabian has been nomi sembly by ihe democrats district of Morris eoaaty, N. J. After two weeks’ severe tof fourteen notori St. Loass bave olused thoir doors, Daring # quarrel last night at Hartford, William Dann stabbed nis elgnteen-yonr-eld brother, 1h serioasly injared it 18 thought the boy will recover. Thomas Banton, a Ser ar aa Was killed at Coatta- nooga, Tenn., yesterday by falling betwoon two cars. aod beitg ruo ir by the trata, Be, was cat in two by the wheeisn, The Graod Jury at ner i N.Y. Aaa four days’ deliveration, failed to 11 Jones, the Bitiings alibi witness, Jones was discharged by the Court, and re- to Nortbumberiand. ‘The five ringleaders of the Ansonia, Conn, lynch- ing Porty, who tried te hang the nogro ravisher, in, Some Weeks Ago, Were bound over yortar- $900 cach on a charge of assault with inteat ted tor tho As cond Assembiy iding by the police gambling houses 10 dnring years of age. An attempt was made to wreck a freight train on the Shore Line Reliroad, near Guilford, Conn, by ties injaring Fred eon 1 manager, and Frank United states Express 1g ia @ tretghs cor, Theeffor of Mesera, A. F. & E. P. Boas, of now nossiog Savings TH About $50,000 will be pai Four hs dred Le org s acer eeiae In @ maga- rota, Hoded Tuesday night killing 4d an empioyé, Jona ig Henry Frenen. picked ap dead witnoat a mark upon bis bovy. Fowler was viown to atoms, oniy a Anger bemg ‘oun hat was 200 yards irom the scene of the explosr SALE OF A RAILROAD, (ex Tegcrarn Tro Tae weRaLp.) Brooumeros, IL, Oct, 30, 1878 Anale of the Indianapolis, Bloomington and West- ern Railroad by order of the United States Court, to eatisly the claims of the frst mortgage bondholders, toox place here to-day. It was bought on tho firat bia by J. D. Campbell, of Lowa, for Messrs. Tainvor avd Blossom, of New York, a commit tee of the first mortage bondholders sent to did “it tm, and brought $1,000,000, Finy sn send doliars had first been deposiioa as a gu of good fain; $50,000 more was paid down, and ine rest i@ to be paid when the United States Court confirms the sala. A tow moments after the saloa telegram Was received irom er frst mortgage bondbolders, ere being numerous conflicting interesta, rack ing a bid of $1,500,000, The total of the deat mort- gage bonds is $5,000,000, whieh, with inierest ditions to th bono preferred claims, charged ounts to $8,080,000, between Pekin aod reem ine first mort second mortgage orem $1,500,000, jer look ior payinent and are not to appear le, 4 Alter the sale y was organized in accord: w, with a capital of $2,800,000. Chica, New Hamp: ; D, Cam; towa; Charles lL, Capes, ‘Bidemingio George S. & Dow, Brookiyu, President, John Harwell; Secretary aod Treasurer, Charlies L. Capen; Messrs. Patker, Speck and Vampbell A compuay cannot yet be formed, TRAMPS ON THE KAMPAGE, 4 TRAIN SEIZED ON THE MISSISSIPPI CENTRAL RAILROAD, [BY TRLEGRAPH 10 THE HERALD.) Nasuvitse, Teon., Oot. 30, 187% At Cremo, on the Mississippi Central Ratirond, to- night, 100 tramps boarded a train, expressing a doter- mination to go through to Memphis without paying —_ fares, Condactor 3. P. Keggers rotused to start beutaliy running A DARING BURGLARY. ~Pmuapmuruta, Oct 30, 1878, A bold burglary was commitied this e img im Camden, The house of two brothe: named Baison was enterod while they ro absent, The younger brether, aged abeut sixty years, rotarned home about six o’clook, when he was seized, gegged and stowed away in a closet, At about eight o’cleck the other brother — ent the house, Ho was = soized, and er a severe = atrus- gle was fnally overpowered and treated Hike bis brother, The burglars then ransacked the houso, tearing up carpets, &c. Alter they nad leit the brothors caped from the closts by breaking o; 5 thedoora The extent ef the robbery is suppose: be nearly $16,000. MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT. Orrick OF THR Cuigr S1GNAL OvriorR, Wasmxaton, Oct, 3L—1 A. M. Indications, For New England, cioudy, rainy weather, north- wosterly shifting to warmer southerly winds; falling baromotor, followed in west portions by rising baro- meter and coldor northwest winds, For the Middie Atlantic States, clondy weather, with irequent , Variable winds, mostly nort: westerly, stationary or lo tollowed by rising barometer. For the South Atlantic States, clear or partly or, winds mostly north westerly, station- temper higher pressure, clear or partly cloudy woather, winds mostly northerly, stationary or lower tempera- ture, genorally higher pressure, For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, partly eloady Weathor, rain areas, 1: ea by clearing woather, colder northwesterly winas, rising barometer, For the lower lake region, cloudy weather with rain or snow, warm southwesterly veering to much colder northwest winds, followed by rising barometer. For the upper lake regiou, cloudy woather with snow followed by clearing weather, colder north. westerly winds, generally higher pressure, For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missourt valleys, clear or partly cloudy woatner, northwest- erly winds becoming variable or southet falling followed by rising temperature, rising followed by stationary or falling barometer, The rivers will remain pearly stationary. ab Marquette, Escanaba, Chicago, Grana Haven and Section No. 3; Mackinaw City, Alpeua, Port Haron, Detroit and Section No, 4; Toledo, Sandusky, Cleveland and Section No, 5; Krie, Baffalo, Rochester, Oswego, Section No, 6, Wood's Hole, Boston, Section No, 8, Portland, Seetion No, 7 and Eastport, War Derartmest, } THE WEATHER YRSTERDAY. The following record will show the changes in the vemperat parison with JOOP ssc senseees “FINE ARTS, Artour Quartiey bas on an easel a const eficet inthe morning, w good light and & picture of a scene on the coast of Georgetow: Me,, with @ schooner standing up om the shore sea, Another canv is @ View looking out to sea over some picturesq: rocks at Five Islands, Me, It is just sunrise, and the rays breaking out from betwoen the clouds are fail slowly conquering the night. The sky is fi of light, which strikes admirably @ be waters catches hore and there on tne nearest of joet of Aish- ing smacks scudding along from the lof, the majority of hare still shrouded im ine dark gray tones of the ht, J. G. Brown is agi jn bis studio, having spent thesatier arto! the summer at his favorite Grand Menan isiands, whore he bas secured a numbor of careiul fisher stadies, like those which he brought ear, = ‘*Sightl: the Trawi Buoy” is a cat- bout coming head on, wit another steoring. They are in a fo, ing—a Vigorous figure—-uas just cau, buoy. A fishermau carrying a sail along the deach will work up Well, Une he strongest of tue stua- tes svOWwSs two men puil The fvures 1a @ buat, boat is A y an a strony picture is of an old man, siting, apy. gives ia bany, im the morning, oy a window, wal gu of nied Bi boys dont street boy piotures, cailed, shows ove of Sr. 0 |, 18 bound with 's ray Sohuchardt, Jt., has stu ter length, figare of “Nyda Pompe” # ellie tur Feprosente a "young mother, nt, aeated with her to her breast uoder ber cloak, oo a doer- jon are sifown (all leaves, BY head ie Winsiow. Homer is agaia io his stu folio tall of water color studies, Ogden Wood 8 back in bis stadio and nas made an excellent y ‘artiat bas painted several very creditable bie ef ascape tor use as backgrounds, Samuel Kitson, Enghso sculptor, whose studio Jeu Rome, ts on a visit to thia country. He is now modelling a b his triend Ole Bull, the famous Viohpist. It i rep modeitivg ts bold, firm vory natural, The old Norwe; head turned to the expression andi The long } and the muscular neck, low eut, wide coliar of tho Irilied shirt, are made ex. gollent use of artistically, The tar ‘collar of thrown open, completes the busi A. H. Wyaus nas revurned to hia stadia tely placed in the gallery at i, important example otf Hugees Tho auburo baired, state! otty, with ber hands twine taty on her kueos, ovidoutly listening to the pl of Otbollo, 1 is a life sizo, turee-quarter COLLISION ON THE EAST RIVER The ferryboat Commodore Perry ou her trip te Williamsburg from Grand streot at about seven o'clock last evening collided with the towboat F. W. Devoe in front of the Williamsburg slip. The rudder on the forward end of the Commodore Perry was car way, white the towboat was so badly damaged proceed. Fortunately ne one waa Tho ecevineet was crowded. Its proprietors pest intend to take the master botore the Commissioner of Pilots, HOLEL ARRIVALS. 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