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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-10
TIE $40 EFFECTS OF THE LATE STORM.
TERRIBLE MARINE DIsA5TERs.
Wreck Ct Tie British Brig 81. John, and The
Loss Of over One EuId rtd Lives.
rFrom N. Boston Evening iovrpsl, 90, Al

lFtom The Boston Evening Journal, Oct
severe gslr nom y. p oonmsnsed saturday eve.
ma "a rsrea With grsst fury duriug the whole Il
a., tight end throughout the day on Sunday tbs
gale probably the n,st sever. ~ The .sssoo aud
In ne vicinity Il Boston tender shtubb-ry. branches
e.s sud large trees, have been olOs
d,vn. nud the fruit not gathered has been mostly
sh@tsn Il and dsmsgtd i the cit the effects o. the
gsI. stsible ia the rent ssuinss. aud In some
Ca - M the prostrstion 81 cbimueys.
In ths'a ol- 90 the sbls " the nes brick church,
roc rr.rtius by NJ cornish on Chestnut strsst for
The Upivrisslit, Society. was pro trstsd with ire
msnGous era b The iaftsrt tsd been put on during
the wses pr psrstory 90 laying this root bO.ris rhe
dan sre ~ st'usttd st $1,000
sad indeed. g. the dsyafthti1n which the gale ia
wrtughi upon the coest. SUd cor more
lhau Tpaiys la the heart-teaatng accounts when
M, esld upon t. chr, bicis b.sOw and yet o. lear
thai oil las get byeu told Below give the par
ticunrs. - far D. We have learned them.
TnE WRECK oF THE BRITISH BRIG ST. JOHN AND
TEREInLE L0ss oF LlFE
The British brig saint John. Capt Oliver from Gal.
vay Ireland anchored irsiie Ninuts I'd r. about six
oolock, a. N. on sunday dragged her sncnors aud
ttIuck on tie Grampus rocks ebustO 4 VI. IN cap
tsiu, ocsrs crew tsith the exception q the rst
sie to'k TO tha boat and landed ssf At the Olsss.
The pa'tstgtrs who saved eps ON ps"eei Of the
wreck and landed near " bsiohead north end OF Co
bas-et fatbor. The number Il passong.rs board
shout ioi out 81 vLish about sue handfsz xua
forty rye ave sUppoeed to have been l--t There
IA CABIN pefw tngrrs' mostly women aud childrel.
svoDunt states that the captsin took 20 the
hug boet. aud wa saved with ten others The second
ma. two men ADD two boys were Lost. The balance
Of the were saved
Captain Beas. 81 the steamer Maynorer gives "a the
fslluwiIg particulars He Understood that the brig
struck 90 the rocks known the Sea Lodges little
o. the vet Of Ntncts Ledge light about mil. from
thu shore and Immediately went to pieces faere ap-
p.srs TO b. different ,mcbts 10 relation 20 she
bsr - passengers on board IN. eapts'n says there
we're but ia while the pess myers VINO saved ssy
there 100 or those saved and arrived At Doh.s
ten nun Der seven we're males and three m ses
Sir II them provided sh quarters At the house
az sptain abraham II. Tower. ara tba o'her four az
Mr. Lsthrops All o. these ashore pieces OF
the wreck Two 81 the women II H. thought Gill not
sfviyeOne beinr badly cut the head W piece oi
the wreck. The other woman IL Is said has husband
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chipping Intelligence,

besror. pst. p.
Arrihir Ls,nd Ssnils, Way U.s. Ansior Ja-s H. yp,s.
Heo; 7ih inst st2 NJ Caps Cod " miles, sh Hasn-
npon living Bstor Ter Lue rprol
IN iFsnss ladz ID nit SPOKE lgn. lat 90 Ion 81 chip
SsLl hobftson larhaNtN Tor Pacific, clean.
cuils tiares Iatrol, New Orleans i2th ult Harvard
Newport 7h ul Alta inc shut windsor Cas lie Osds,
10 VT. hsrrthuig Mes crlcans, ~ ult. -
Bsk AbItc Aoghon ION, ubrhltar 18th Angus. 80 10
18th sept lat M of 90 rs Herald, VI Sale fer Cstornis
tCoR out q Pratt Of ga en- sick.
Bark yolante, Neuease, aug - brig Fortuna. Busnos
hJrs, Angus, 10 .
bark rfnsss psrre- "a uls est g. 1st ~ 70 Lon a.
passed l s'.h OF ship ass-t - feet -ith sssss
sitreS the int paintes oIGA o. ysllsr head reaa
les "a l-s 60 %, trss J'roin- no'te,fer sas1sss.
liverpool " estern S-A-,
New Utltar Gondar botie Onto, spalachcelh schn cur
Ter Clfrlesoi trgG Niucernes Natanzasi Heurt Nate
rsG BetAilsk, Savannah; Eohet Penptll, Bu k.tls So
Itas Gt dley Rear. WILMINGTON. Nc. canton.
Ihs ters Aalslsr, Fredereksburs; Reaper, Richmond.
NEW 0rDpDun. OUL &
Arr sehrs Henry Clay Albany coruslia, Ngw torN
NAsrucKrr, Ost 3.
rpovtprScE, Oct g
Arr sehr Tr, rbenla. rbila,
Satd. sctTs Oxford baltimore; sleeps Lauphetr sus
Erwr1sr. o. g.
Arr tres SELMA Savannah for Benor, sith ths ~ 20
ptrd abandoned at sea, ard eubscquiEuy torsd 4a.o
Jlnritstop.
IRIS k.orn ris fo BOSTON; schrs Cherokee. Rieh-onI
fer Ohefc Norfolk for Gsi statesman, DIOR Prov eper
PoRrLarD, OcG g.
Cla, tort Sarah Warren, SAN francisco.
Arr tr'as Prairie abs Draso, Rio Drasse.
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PennsyIyania Election Returns.

MosTRosE, Pa, October9-92: ".
john 4. Gamble, the democratic candidate foe Csnsl
Commissioner in three election districts has majori
~ Of 100.
ANOTHER DBsrATcH.
PHiLADELPHIA, October 9-1lH p NJ
Allegheny County-The majority for Fuller, whg
candidate for Canal Commissioner will not exceed 1909
ANOTHER DESPATCH
PuILApELPHiA. October 9--12L A NJ.
The returns from sehuylknl county give Fuller,
whig, small maj GRITTY Gamble, dssotrat
In Lancaster county Fuller has absut 500 majority
ANOTHER DESPATCH
PHrLADELPHtA, October 10-21a A. N.
Peturns from Fennsy lvania far heard from in
deate the election Of Dinbe democratic laats for
Canal Commissioner, by handsome majority.
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schooner TsO Brotners, Capt Gutierrez from Sisal
the 10 ut. hsve hersa pspers up 10 che l4th ult
The TOO Brothets Brought S5,l2o in specie
On lie eth Lls the ineiaus atsc N-d the whites at
NsiiaGOIo about o'clock in the mOrnibs The COM
nhDoor al ths G!ion seeing that ths chief attack Of
the fhyggrs the road from Che directed
piece 81 srtley 10 that psint aud walls pointing it,
was trIiousiy wounded b. gunshot. AFTER fight Of
two hour tie Indians driven back aud sisperssd
The nOiaLs III Tsmaiu ia the neighhorhoed OF Ba-
cslar They have formed line Of fOrtieaion, 500 OF
600 ysf, irOuI the line OF TIE whites some of ths
Indians that have been taken pr,.Ulers port dis
agietp.nt brtwecD the chief. Tie whites fesu to
rely ON this chance for obtaining reace Several
skirnisirs had AIKEN place in tho nuig hborhoo Of
lcimul. bet nuns wort ny OF notice even In luca-
tan defpa'en ths Bsicnn OS,cisi continues to say
that the grrat Nint Of the country Ia peace; yet is
never ms to nosice that the sac Is eonsnu -c.
simply becaUse the whites not dcisuty ,i.crouB
ia The prosecution Of tn o. CFessti, Oct. i.
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She briggs twenty-six passengers, aud $500 on
freight. Annexed are the names OF her passeng
SANTA CsUz-Cnpt FribIok, lady, asd family; Capt
Goodrich, MIR. Grudrup
81. TnonAs-Cap. Fulsom, S.A, and servant.
TrOv bridge; MIR w h Gibbons, lady and IA niiy.
BAyaNA-Mr. C. l.. waldo
BrnMUpA l.. & Outerbridge and family; Mrs
II. Il Tucker and family.
The steam thip Severn left Bermuda for England on
the 9Th October, with 81 l02050 in silver and gold 952
bales coehincs 92 segsr l6i bales tobacco aad
u tArtle.
Theirs is very little Of ;mpoyt.ncs In lss Of West
India papers. They contain thu Clayton ami Polssin
corrospondepoe.
There vas slight shock OF TN earthquake fslt e.
Port Spain, Trinidad, on the l3th ult.
The 81. Thomas Tilens-. Of the l5h ult giyes the
following nom Veuezueia:--
Br the arrival Of the mad fehoon-r lame" from
gusyrs, have hsd tho Q: the Of Gsar
Fac. ava his sah conlrnsabs g.y this IN II
me euuts tnteranedl by many to he eoIogn@s % the
oneal Offices when had eecn received here 10 tat effect
FSez IL rGpetua the rrit,ry &C Nenczuels
20 one country Notices distant than .hs United Stasspr1
by 20 Europe general amnesty had bGsa all
those VII" Nay fnve aided ahestci thes political oancs
ins 20 ssuase a. far possible alt feeny aud
ItGuee, ep- div, psei1cat0n TIN oughout the
We may therefore, hope tLa anarchy ID poitc,aris 0sng
ntn crushed, revival VI tses And will be
effected.
The Tidfris OF the 2sth. says
9fs NsreGrelan schooner La raua arrived hors on
Ntday ncon having 'Oard Ehont
Itisa isnl u4At country 81 Executive decree.
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tou. and t~o or three driven against ths sast
side Of Derby wharf but without much injury. Frem
the number Of vessels in Gloucester hsrbor IL sared
there ~ill be serious damage there Several. whish
were obliged to zip their anchors and here
ported that they driving against another aud
.De had been already injured
The tsw boat kobsrt b. Forbes has been below this
forenoon far CohGeset and reports seeing
weeks but those before reported.
III. telegraph wires in msDv pisces Frustrated,
and the with the South Is ioterruptsd
We hear nv passenger ia tue noon train from Port
land that there ruOr in circulation that alKrse
ship loaded with railroad iron. ashore on Cape
lhsteth No particulars had been resolved in roia'
tion TO it,
Nearly four hundred vessels, are Informed, rode
II q gale in safety in Gloucester herbor ye,teriay
One nsll vesfr only went ashore and 1t Is thought
shs VIII SUIT ain hut little damage
Jb. Bsitisb orig Kathleen Can't. B-ruchy, from Pts
tou for Boston With coal dritsd ashore Bundsy morn
ing Nnots Lodge with loss Of snsins, anchors
and rudd"r Capt b. came up TO the city. and pro
sured = lighter TO down to her assistance IL was
cted She .ould nst after dschsrgug psrt OF her
cargo
The Ncwburyport Uereh Of the 9Th inst says A
froug n gale prsvaiirs Saturday night mi sun.
dav ~hieh II 1t blew ooS aud violeny Mt as Il
did here. must bare caused considerable damage.
Much a. The time the wpd little to tho v of Y.
f.. which whom 1t happens ia tuesa galrs, increases
the chavez tor emsayed vessels our coast OF max
ing oihngn
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skCOND DESPATCH.
Farther Particulars OF the Biot.

fHILApsLPHIA, Oct. 3-l2 VI.
large brick house, corner Of St Mary's and Smith
streets, ven known the California House. aud fee
quened by the eolored population Of this city,
tackled aad fred tonight by party of rioters from
Moyor enins who took advantage Of the police they
being engaged At the election.
During the ere shots were fred and one was re-
ported to have been Killed Several wounded and
taken TO the drug store in the neighborhood. The
military getting ready to assist the police they
IN able to restore order.
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TELECaAPuic INTELLIGENCE.
= q nm ~ airy.

The returns Of the election IN Pennsylvania, as
far as we can learn, show democratic triumph, in
the election OF John A. Gamble as Canal Comm,s-
sioner.
A terrible riot was going on in Philadelphia, at
the hour Of our gong TO press, in which several
thots were fred, and considerable damage done TO
property.
A great disaster has occurred in New Orleans,
in the burning Of FIVE steamboats, with their car
goes, valued at half "A million dollars,
President Tay lor will not visit the North, as ex-
pectsd
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FsoN HA'sN, By tie arrival ~ the steamer Ohio
We have pavsna papers MP 70 the cTu uit fhe die
ctVsty - the Delgian. ". Ns'ssus b. rprari ~ the
u auufsctufe ~ suEnr. attracts mach Gt.sBtian In
tuha TIE notices ~ u occupy almost lch spare
IN 'hr pGp.ft the critcisms music aud the ob.sr.
vs - ON the Italian OpeTe, about 20 be opened in
Havana
The Diorio 10 "a 6crins coyes With evident pleasu-e
and spprutatiop letter wr'ftpn BIZ Den hr,s'a %
friend Ia Tsupi.c sud published 10 the NInfisr c.-
tpit ~ Mexico The letter dcgreca'4s the frraa
ton ~ the sierra Msdie republic bes.echcs the
N,rhtrn Nericars to be en- their guard ngsins. tbs
fr.ticsur and uger them 70 sfick W tbnir od vs.
sbguays and rsligien.-A. q. Crcscent, Oef1.
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Tic In m,pss rrcrsure Of news from all parts Of the
world Witch fills columns to-day, redsrsit neces
ary 30 ott or usual theatrical and musical notices
irm our reporters learn that Tie various houses
we're all well attended last evenisg and that all the
en,rsinn,ntf passed of well. reference 20 our st
of IN us,mcnts viii show the entertainments for this
Usbiss
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BY TELEGRAPH.
The Latest from the Wreck OK ehc ct.
john, Csc.

Bosros Dot % ?. NJ.
No more bodies have been recovered from the wreck
OF the brig st John, from Galway, Ireland Tho re-
noirder are stil floating In tho surf.
The 81 that we're washed ashore, on Monday morn
Ing, buried this afternoon, in one grave At Co
hasset.
The total number Of lives lost by this most mslan
ohoy dis aster is we'll aacertsinsd to be S9-ths
number stated in the first place by Captain Oliver.
II feared that many other vessels had been driven
ashore or wrecked. during thu rtorm but have no
accounts Of any more ~ yet.
Tie runner that large ship, loaded vl.h iron, was
ashore AT Cape Elizabeth turns out to be untrue.
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NEW YORK HERALD.
IA NJ IL > GORDON ZEE wv K TT,
PROPRIETOR AND EDITOR.
Serthw est corner OF E'uItcn and Ncsssu sss
NOTICE no ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

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No NOTICE taken Of aaonssnOu. eoH1o'uHie a!ssas;
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" the meme ard addTsrs Of te tcrfsri not aecess@ray
fer publication bat guGrOnr ~ his gosd JaHh. We
san net retrra rsjee,ed comm ~ c tioas.
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hesiykt
rEIATs, Ere.
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81 per snnhn. The MORNING EDITION d. Pgotsshed
at ociock a. NJ and distributed bej0re brenkf1sti hs
arst Ar AkNOO EDITION b. had Of The reios5ogs
az ociGcN; and tt1 second dt o'ciocle p ~.
TIE HEEkLY HERALD, fer circulation on his Con-
hHsaf ~ punished eperp sdufdGy az tM corts eegp
So per ONNUn circulation IN and printed
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THE DCLLAR EEkLY HERALD sysry Monday,
per copy; 81 SIR copies 10 olat5, Sc,
s5 The Doitdr Herald eiN not eontGa any
NATTER yDbiisAcd "a the Weekly Herald.
al lEJIERSb by mail, for sgt:Gfqtions setth ad
serfaemeRts be post Ydid the postage ssiI 90 de-
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ADVERTISEhENTS treheirsd srsrg morning, ana
egJshed "a rorntaq and afternoon editions, ard ia
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Pointing Of al hiHds saecvted ~autifuHy, and arh
3sspdtch. Orders received OF he oGiee
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The News.

The News.
We oppressed with news this morning Oar
readers vii. find In our columns:
News frem California
FroXa the Great Salt Lake.
From Nicaragua
Prem the West Indies.
From Venezuela.
OF terrible ShPwrcek
From Canada.
And . variety Of int-tssting intelligence. Seldom
have been crowded with important matter. We
compelled TO make for what 60 publish, to
leave ont great deal Of interesting intelligence from
the gold region and ether parts OF the world.
Single copies Of the Herald, in wrappers ready for
mailing, can be obtained at the oflee-priss two
ceEtk only.
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read this r work. has Aeen srdck with adra-
ton At tie beauty OIL language and he holiness of thcrs
thU en- eNp',tctF Ara who hat has ssra Anox tho
Head aD Fnd Las lsen at tho bsapty OF
IT. ttrt -. ~ its body, olat tie feeling
TO the Ecad the tbsnss a hnish this bpeerorty Of
trim ming, bud So low Iits ~ uhGh IL soldY We
gy,r NO Uncl IL'rofort al houl Le get Knox Hat
bio h a. A. fsedy - rssSihs They w fulsoa
tNset, ty EhC1 Limgell
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ttr tie sldery ienan no requires oumfortor the
uitdi, AGED NLo sursiii'y The shonsbs
yeurs who reels The ashou r tho fen'ieGan who
ttuies wiz for th< bGtcCnr sho be
isytnattd - hrriu a. 10 hsd gsr lsm-a cad put
Oi Nasscks the read al right all right.
NshNoC&' ust,crs, -yj Broadway.
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tie ur!-r Of Iruadusy Murray street
fsrteys gVe Es'.l sirs te largest collection OF
Ioita 81 ntnrfea uaisis.Als in the tsit.d Siaes.
n !re Nins uts esittfated Gallery fail Of ssins
highly EfstEeS.
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AMUsEMgNTs THIS EVENING.

AAUSEbENTS THIS EVENING.
BOWERY Til EATRE, Eewsry--WASvIcK-I EAR-s ARR
1hUErs.
BROADWAY THEATRE, Broadway MAoB1rn--A KIa,
fnE DARK.
NIBL0S GARDEN, Brosdway-L0LA EsSres-HIs LAST
LEss.
BURTONs TIEhTRF, Cha nbers etreet-puRros's NEW
fesK DIDEoroey-FAiSr Heart NsTEa Won FAIR
Lazy -DEAos JEsrks.
NATIONAL THEATRE, Chatham square-Hs.nrs ARE
TnUMrS-FsHALE FoRrY THlEvEs-AATTEo FALcoSE.
OLYMPIC THEATRE Broadway-sHrAaATr MAISrz-
RAhcI-CHILD OF THE kFernEsr-CeU0IS LA,ssKIN.
EECHAEICy sALI--CpEWry's kIEsrREIS-VeYAeK
n :sIcALs-ETHIoPIAS SIsGrso.
osINEsE MUSEUM, $50 Broadway-rrOna . A. Il. ts 10
Pm.
CHINESE ASSEMBLY HooMs-a.. HAcALLIsrEns
SoIkEEs MAGieUk.
WEIGHS COLISEUM, Astor Plaes.-savEsrRIAs Pm
SoRuAEcEs, &e.
Ia HERNACIE-GsAHp AUsIsAL FESTIVAL IL Ain OF
THP ITALIAN kEyu6sEs.
ssw York, Wednesday, October 10, lsAS.
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the lttts sOrd wealth b. obtaining
ssoTntts Fit. Ia he Boot. she's BG,t,r business
e.fscin. pauc pr,Nss since the reform
has teen uiumthahty carries out b. JONES % Ann 80
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Ply cnrctiur. ttc IT, 20 - Double In.rsn g. Cd 10 c.
OIL tlotLs &c. So So es3 FINAL "a Dfussetf 10 uag
20kt. tbe calculated chesIs carpet slisi-
mtnt IL The United states. no 80 Hewerv Jira Abs.r-
sons Avr leTFe Slew Rooms tScked wlth tile richest roor
At Wholesale rrcss. Gall and zee.
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A new and cisnornfoIy-nttsi

les just huft it hy MCGEE surpassnrly
bean lfu in al 90 details II 40 not viii be mo-
nouuced by tli a. 90 eho may most m i1ue
tlins ~ tse ta ia The country. A. ieinre De-.
serihe ~ Tor tie slt viii n'ersy state that To-
Gated In the surcrh building OF Br Mest the north
vest eerner ct broaiwsy aud Anthony street.
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ton Of the public ~ iis eaceent Eating nue No ~ psy
street. avs recstns hofs takipg nv
10 The diurg The most ,ets1t in the aud ue
rret"r r. ". Allen. shows h's 70
rlsat aud hs kscwitdse Of his tu,ns anJ deserves
s.t
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az The wis t~'tu e S"dhurt He ,d II geid.n Lane
vhie ftahtrt cad oaes select f.r he i,r-cs soeE
IN We ty ilev pe 4 tbe bst vorsmsnIp, ant ooanno
az thc IL est ftovtmrts NiFo. i,s Or4agsntsi aair
~ great ahuueauce Copy the1ddreee. y kAdoa lane.
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tys stlsuIt1a hcf wa rTI n Fftslsnt FsylsT rns
ans tasht ~ sea st sse - sac lev pr-- q
81 le - "a, Ps5fhsfs BggGgD Gallery, ieA
Avs ~ h.saev s.rE:r Of FVitE street. issrsi as
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Naft lGtf 20 ~ eslcr hu Nstr % Et.ssts A. -
Hsti 90 "iti w njgry 70 tne uair ssta Gersene.
80 ~ tne hstets dca IN Eve iu ats "A 49, ~ 49,,
BE- I19 hress Ffy, hey street cans, an. rts,lii
hetss Bsi 0ossis, saAli sse, 81; llr.e a. a.
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ntste-!-Hlsot rca, p'rtrHs Clas.a very inpor-
Int tr IA - ing Tal' oyrcs Paprtbe previous
C.nsisl agent ioI New loit, D. WAITE az Bruaiwsy.
Nhs- 'fsehens ~ THIS povsl invention may be examined
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AftfVRI OF tElC CroMt ~ 0sfern.
The propeller steamship Great Western Capt Wolfe,
bobsrt Bonchee Esq Purssr arrived at this port last
evening from the West ndia Islands Her dates are
follows
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Fresh Boots. by the Steamer, from France.
T,rror ann alarm prrret.e ,hat poriInn Of

ara tor l r 81 ~ fb.y u-uaily s'ld for ~.
Vine az 81 - So - found the fai-
ten end HassSu streets. Boots made rider fr 81 ~
vsttL a.. OkEGA.
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Telling tae EeIl for Assistance.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 9-1i4 r. M.
terrible riot Ia prevailing down town. The Sheriff
has had the State House bell tong to call out assist
The droDen have collected at the California
House the resort Of the depIavsd eolored population
WIN give particulars sooA.
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the city rurtlase tire het nnd mo-. sl9n1te pcS t.
Shoes Galore treois 80 rutoa street, VII, can ,ut
tie ed lounr ae ga'eor gay in Style r!ee suaiity
vLOlt sails a. rttat.
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Gen. Tayi0r's Cont, a,plated Eorthsra Tour
Postponed.

WSsuissroS, Octsbsr 1910.
The contemplated northern tour ofthe President has
leeniptssn!tsly postponed The cause Is not stated
but probably the heavy press of busoess desire e.
await further intelligence from the French governen
in relation to our recent difficulty may have led him
TO this determination
ANOTHER DESPATCH
The following despatch giving the Prohdents reason
for pctponing his northern tour was forwarded to Bal
tmoro on Monday last -:
WAsHiSoTov, October s. 1910
Sir: Your derpa'cb finds sick in bed The sscro-
tsry Of tie Trta-urJ told to-day, after the Cabinet
bsd adjourned that the President was compelled by
prets Of public butnsss to postpone altogether foI this
staton, bis journey to the North.
REvERDY JOHNSON.
Jssrrn DRirroS, Esq, Chairman, To
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Mitns's % cuAfus 40 stsn s tergins Wi{s or you-
pee se re- st alrut si"sp ~
lrv.nted BY y PWAlis, No. iT H~~.la Nv ofr,ar 80
Deg resI pAdsr tit Fralkhn House f.sy sss se go
81 Us tsT W tins Rooms, thcre
aid ltst 1tfert,rcrt me .itv Wv -aiNe's
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The Cherokee ut Savannah.

SAVANNAH, October Q, 1870.
The steamship Cherokee from New York, arrived
here today, In co hours from vharf to wharf All we'll
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rrvrr haoss fl rtsssvsy " walker stTrsA I've
tn ftnst gss .Ns srssrsrs rosri 10 wss ~ he
ltvur 'cnp tvt hNccn srondtf golden eagle frame
eu'oued T.hVD before they boast ary fnr of their nas
rooms al d tables at home ANIsfTga IN JUSTICE
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nfnr..Sts. Or.

NV ORtrArs, October o-s A VII
Tbsre vas large demand for cotton yesterday aad
prices slightly sasier the sales reached 900
bales pert q which for export, at 10c for mid
ding aud lilo for uddlior fair. Rice continued Va
good supply and market dull . small lot (2U casks)
god carolina changed hands at{&c.
hIsANv, October 81 NJ
The receipts or produces by canal since yesterday
were 1900 bbls OF four; 1900 bushels Of vheAt;
$4,000 hu,hss ct sern; 5000 bssh,ls of barley There
wac no marked change IN -four to-day, aud sales
not large, not exceeding perhsps 800 bba at the
Ircvtcufly current wheat 10 nrp, with good milling
inquiry; about 1900 bushels changed hands mostly
Gsies,e at 81 n 81 2iIs. Corn "a firm aud ~ good
demand; the trsNsettions rsso 10 COO bushes mixsd
ett,In at Oh cts. The inquiry for barley continues
good wish Gales uf 25Oo0 hushus ircluiug mixed NJ
- CO ots. and four.ro-cd At e2 SO cts In vhsksy
TIE sales 100 bbls ut Il cts for prison aud -
cts for Ohio.
BurrAto, October DOR NJ
The receipts Of produc. since yesterday were 5 600
bbls Of flour: 20 OC0 bushels OF wheat 200 bushels u
There IL but little inquiry for nour, ani the
m9ike Is heavy, with downward tsnJsn y; tue al-s
81 the day amount 90 coo bbl including Wisconsin at
50 60, anu Michigan at 80 So rhs demand for whsat
continues moderate. small sales uf Ohio making ct
~ = cents For corn there t. tteady demanI and
the sales embrace Ooo bushels Mt IS cts for mixed
O. = cts for fat yello~ cats dull at cts.
Ohio uhisksy Is quoted ~ "a cts