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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-11
FANCY FURs.


KluRS PARIS FUR COSTUMES-THE EXHIBITION
II OF furs for the approaching comprises large
varied collection of novelties Of anscendent spendor and
ma1nifcence which the De Fsherusse Tor Russian
fur cloako the Span6h manta lie Petite mutt the czaran
and the fur cardinal stand prominent The herusse is
the elegant we'll the comfortable article
in fur invented and may justly be termed the novelty
Of the Also splendid designs rich velvet
eoaks trimmed with choice furs fashionable in PaIs
The magncenee furs velvet must
other of trimming for the winter and
cause fur trimmings to be universally worn.
CHARLES COOK,
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NEW YORK TO MONTREAL OGDENsB URG, BUg
BELOW, Fall: R.tlsnd Windsor, White River Wells kiye3
Haven Railroad corner Broadway and Canal andTwsnty
sixth street. Fourth avenue
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INSTRUCTION.

INSTRUCylONs
cARD-BY PARTICULAR REQUEST Mr. CHAR
"A RUAUD will commence evening class Tor gentlemen
1t ROOM East ThirteeAth street, on Non
1ay, Wednesday, Friday aud Saturday. at N o'clock.
CADEMY OF BEST PRNMANSHIP.-GEORGE BRIS.
"A tow eminent writing master known the world over
teacher for years. has retnrnes 70
New York and opened furnished paror, II Ia
q ages free beautiful hand to gentlemen bold rspd
hand in twelve to twenty lessons Terms
moderate. Private lessons given. Visiting and wedding
cards elegantly written
DOCK KEEPING, ARITHMETIC, 10, THOROUGHLY TX
ID taught, on reasonable terms, by W. RENVILLE ~
Roadway student separately instructed and rapid
81 while the knowledge impaired to
hm readily available In practice Open day and evening"
I1ECHANICS' INSTITUTE.-CLASSES FOR ISSTRUC-
III ton drawing and the French languages will commence
% Wednesday ut III o'clock at the Mechanics In
sttute rooms, Of Bowery and Division street.
I1R. N. PHILIPPE, PROFESSOR OF THE PIANO.
LII singing most spectfuy informs his friends
and the public he will his musical instructions
Monday next Applications will DO received ut his resi-
denoe, III Charles street
Mr.. OTTO MULLER TEACHER OF PIANO AND SING.
M ing No. 80 Walker street. near BROADWAY, eontnues 70
give his residence and those Of his pupils For %
Sher information please apply At his residence before
o'clock A. n.
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AIRS. BREWSTER, FROM PHILADELPHIA, TENDERS
AVA her services to the ladies and gentlemen Of this city,
astreogy leve and law matters interpreting TO-
by books and science constantly relied Napon and
will tell the name Of the lady gentleman they win marry
street. Of Bowery. Ladies' 80 cents; ssntsmsn ST.
THE CELEBRATED AsTRoLoCER AND PHYsIoG.
nemist Or. II sHUhAN, swede by birth, can be
has travelled through greater portion Of the world during
the last forty years. and Is willing to give the
factory Ladies and gentlemen, If you wish
be happy and lucky honor Mr. $. with call Navtics
calculated ladies and gentlemen be any part
Of tho world His residence is l75 Chambers street,
Greenwich.
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AN OFFICE TO LET-oN THE SECOND FLOOR OF
n No. lU7 Fulton street Possession given
Rent very moderate. Apply on the premises
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FURNITURE.

ENAMELLED FURNlTURE.--THE SUBSCRIBERS In
II ve attention TO their stock Of ornamental fsrntHro
which for durability and .hs.Inss. IL unsurpassed sa0
psrs and trade spPlisd liberal tsrms HasSoYy
salssrosms, 66 Whts street, west Of Broadway.
WARWICK 4 TURNUR
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EDUCATION.
OOVERNESS WANTED-FOR SEVERAL CHILDREN
vJ Niye to 10 to South Carolina Columbia She will
the elementary and higher branches OF
Engish French nstruetress In
cure At 46 East Twenty first street.
AR AND MADAME NOEL BERGIER FRENCH AND
English boarding and day school for young ladies' now
epsn No II Lexington avenue The department Of musae
h charge Of Madame BERGER eminent pianist assisted
~ her daughter.
AR. L. DE GRAND-vALS CLASSICAL, ENGLISH,
Spanish boarding school for young gentlemen
Nos Hudson terrace, Hoboken Terms per annum S1U
70 of studies including French, VOCAL
music and drawing. Circulars at the institution.
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+ PRIVATE SALE-A FEW CHOICE BUILDING
n lots yet unsold in Mevina at 500 each, payable by
ad half miles from the ferries Newtown and
flushing omnibusses the fifteen
k2e six Oents For fun particulars L. s. SMITH, the
premises, T. J. FONDA No. Nassau street, third floor
New York Money will be loaned the purchaser build
Ns desired
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ITO LET-THE UPPER PART OF HOUSE NO. 80
Rose street. consisting of front back and entry
bedroom second aoor with front basement None but
small family need apply.
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1EONEY.-DO You WANT MONEY! GO TO NO $50
M Broadway, At the commission and loan Office room
up stairs Cash advances jewery diamonds
Watches lvcrware, silks other articles goods
the above bought confidential and generous terms
ATONEY.-ADvANCES MADE OR BOUGHT OUT FOR
l cash. on Watches jewery guns pistols household fur
niture for which the highest cash price will be paid
B-For sale, Colts and other revolving pistols L..e
M watches jewelry dry goods furniture and ALI descrip
ons property security at the Pacific Agency and
Office No. ia Grand street, of Broadway
Pacific ank. Goods bought out liberal terms. All
transactions strictly confidential Private office for ladies
wishing loans.
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ITO LET-THE UPPER PART OF A HOUSE, DOWN
town. filled with boarders Rent 5000 party willing to
the carpets will find opportunity for making money
seldom offered by addressing n j. b. Herald office, stating
where a n interview be had.
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+ livery STABLE FOR SALE.-THE LEASE, STOCK,
and fixtures Of an old established livery stable situated
west Of Broadway between Boome and Houston comprising
horses, coaches and harness. &C. The lease has
as.r three with good two story ar proof
busdng seventy feet deep Can odats twenty-five
horses with coaches and carriages in accordance dong
A excellent business The proprietor having other business
70 attond Will dispose of the above favorable
For further particulars, inquire at DUSENBCRY AR
THURS carriage factory, l02 Laursns street.
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BOARDING AND LODGING.

A SUITE OF ROOMS TO LET-IN sPLENDIDLY
"A furnished house, with all the modern improvements
baths and gas in every in private family, where
other boarders will be taken onnbusses continually passing
the door Apply at 10 Thirty second street. between kad
and Fifth avenues.
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PLEASANT AND WELL FURNISHED SINGLE
N TO let to single gentlemen in quiet private house.
Please call at No IS Prince street, few doors Of
Broadway.
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KNOR SALE HORSE ROCKAWAY AND HARNESS.
separately or together horse five old sound kind
GERS horse; and harness in good order Apply to
MICHAEL NJ. BATTELLE, Atlantic, corner Of Columbia
street, South Brooklyn. =
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ANTHOLOGY.

AIRS. PALMER AsTROLoGIST WILL REMAIN A
4 short time before her departure for the South being
visited by the ladies and gentlemen from the southern
Of this country and being collected 70 settle among them
will do before long. Ladies and gentlemen wishing
know the real truth things ra present. and fture will
give her call 0he gentlemen not in contact with
ladies'. Hours from o'clock A. N. to l0PM 10 Bowory
opposite Prince street.
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cox mn READY MONEY-NO IL CHAMBERS
RLO.OOO street, in the basement. Persons in want
OF money can have any amount watches, jewery da
monds plate silks clothing other property
Office hours from till and Mondays Thursdays
Saturdays till o'clock in the evening Private
ladies. All transactions strictly confidential.
w, TAYLOR
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NOR SALE-A STRONG GIG, WITH HARNESS. ALL
in good order; suitable for physician. Price, $llO
Apply 3l2 Third avenue between Tweaty.siSth and
Twenty seventh street, in the store.
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TNOR SALE-A SPLENDID GRAY HORSE, OF THE
Morgan breed 1874 hands high six old warranted
sound and kind Any wishing to purchase good and
useful horse will do well to call and examine this pur
chasing elsewhere Can be ut Quggs Livery Stables
Duane street. Church street 9 street
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L,OR SALE-A PAIR OF BLACK HAWK HORSES,
kind in single and double harness and under the saddle
warranted sound and been family Sold
for fault but for want Of Apply ut Hursons
bles No. III Twelfth street.
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ITO LET-WITH BOARD, A PARLOR AND BEDROOM
the first foor at5l West Twenty second street, be-
Fifth and Sixth also basement suitable for
physician The location is desirable and be
years. single gentlemen.
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billiard TABLES FOR 5ALE.-WE INVITE BUY.
- to examine stock hand with AL tho modern
suitable for public private per
loss than in tho United States
LAONARD d BENJAMIN, SO Broadway. MA Rxst
fsSs second hand table o0mplstS eheap.
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ITO LET-A COTTAGE AND HALF AN ACRE OF
ground, pleasantly situated at Clifton, Staten Island
mile from Vanderbits landing Inquire Of f. A.
WALTON, No 81 Wall street, Of Mr.. Thompson ferry
m n Whitehall
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III OTEL COACH HORSES AND HARNESS, TOGETHER
IL with the business OF first class hotel for SALE Price
complete, $500. Address box 23l6 Post Office.
HORSE FOR SALE CHEAP.-A LARGE BAY HORSE,
sixteen hands high sound and kind, years old
with black legs; fine animal in every way Apply No 10
Beaver street.
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ITO LET-A PART OF FURNISHED COTTAGE,
beautifully situated the Hudson river, suitable for
all family within three minutes walk OF the Hudson River
Railroad depot, and of by omnibus Inquire
the premises of Eighty street and Twelfth
Avenue, or Of II. KERNOT, 2OO Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-14
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Arrived from NewYOrksspt IS Morans Gibraltar l5h
Truman Marseles I'd Chelfon do I'D hnsmln do 2h
SIR Graham Al Grsvessu1; Ann Elizabeth Dover Fleia
h Am JohuGcn Liverpool Victoria a. Masaie Robert
PsrAer Antwerp 9l,h George Harbar Haye; 2lst Carlos
81 scy 2h Herman, a. Bremen elsa American Con
gss 6ruvescpd Deyoahre, ~ Deal Australia AncL sa,
Eawsrd stanley Liverpool gh A3onS a. bremeu th hele
"a Connseteui Northumberland and Philadelphia a. Deal 3
pcns havre 9th REede a. hem5ug -h MATTHIAS Niney ard
IN the CLYDE 2eth. Czractscus Deal
Arr from BostOa sept 26-Raee Horse Snyrna h Sas Of
Empire 9TH Daniel Webster Liverpool. Selah a Deal
AT ron Philadelphia Sth-fuscarora g. Liverpool
Arr ron Baltimore I'd Neptune a. Bremen
AT rom savannah 2'th Sterling 81 Liverpool
An Rom Rchmonc, Va, s3sh Salisbury At Gfaveseld
An nom CAGreson stth. MzSlrct % l9.k Nnccn.a a.
nceeion2 lnlie and Augusf Wslsast.
Ar nom Mobile i7h Brkcnhs al u Gcnoa 2h Joh7 NJ
- Table Bay SEPT I'd Erncstiue Bremen 24th Royal
siesA Deal sth Nathaniel Thompson a. Grsyosend James
Asscsn a Deal 80, liza Genoa 6h blnsrtins Hcyoet
from NewYoIk AUG Iohany Gupin irom PENANG; sePI
~ Mua.n rhompson from CrookhEseai 7th Gilbert s.ea
sSSst and Marathon Liverpool
~ Boston Arg Napoleon loh Abby Pratt Frao,ona
o. 0Asetaf 49, -
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INDIA AND CHINA.

n. Overiaed sail had been telegraphed- The Gates
- Calcutta, Aug. 20; Bombay, Aug. 80.
s famine continued at RsngoOn, with the prevalence
.srkers among the Natyes, and fever among the Bt9A
troops. ,,.,. .. u;o. .h~o,,h
The Commercial accounts from India were more sais'
f.etory than any receiy ed for some time.
Az Bombay business Give, prices were recover
ing and the Money market was easy
At Calcutta the tram actions were not eKtenye Dui INC
mart wns healthy and quotations hrrn. FROM bOth
rs, considerable shipments were taking pace 70 Aus
trails. -. =. Co..o, r,,,,s.c.
tures we're dub. -. ,o. On
In China, the insurgents continued their advance on
Inc Imperial Government was in great want 81 money
"a rrovisions were becoming scaTce at fekin.
TIE bir,d Geet blockading Chin kang consisted Of cgh
pssish and American vessels Nothing later Is received
a.nsrer;pe Commodore Pcrry's movements
ne steamer POWbattan arrived at Hong Kong on me
sh srd the Vandsa al Macao on tho 2jdJuly am pOta
~ zone north to join the Japan Expedition
Canton quiet. go, . -
prbow dates to July 10 report TINT the American COn
L bsd native agents blsily employed in commercial mat
ter In the interior. l., E M. y,u:,., NJ,
= The Hong Kong correspondent Of 1he DGey Ne.s
ds,e lng T. says Il was currently reported that Mr.
MhI had on behalfo Of the United States, offered to the
Tmneror loan Of 100000, and such active stance
:. Tss practicable If true il was stated that the BRITISH
p,n;nteutary would send envoy 70 the insurgents 10
s.rlatn that Britain did not join in this ciier
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The concert Of julien last night at Metropolitan Hail.
WINS spenddy attended Over two thousand were present
Floor and gallery filed The first half OF the per
o,nance wa devoted 10 the works Of Mendessohn The
first piece was the Scotch symphony whore pecuares Of
$ otch music in the omission OF the seventh and fourth Of
the diaonc scale and the Introduction OF short swapping
notes are practiced There originality in this As
Boldeus Ke Lady full oft that composer having gone
70 Scotland to study the national music before commencing
his work There are other parts Of the symphony which
are ORIGINAL and the whole is admirably nstrumenated
The two songs of Mcndesohn fell quite dead on the audi
cnce for the want of salient melody The welccnsructed
Violin Concerto by the author, exqastey played
bv Mr. Henry Weist Hill Member OF the Royal Academy
etc performer whose was thoroughly familiar %
Americans though they had never heard him Mr' I'M
vas enthusiastically encored It only shows the mine Of
wealth which Mr. julien has in his orchestra when MI
H only appears toward the close of two months en-
gegement
on wednesday evening performed Schezo from
Mr. Bri.tow symphony We to be able to hear the
whole of this work which quite wei written az the last
German symphonies played by the Philharmonic Society
should be fy performed by the members Of that Assooa
ton a. their main object should be to encourage Ar on 'he
suot When an Artist has qualified himself to write >
plony he has right 10 b. heard and the public should m
t on hearing him. instead OF Ike low proyncAs taxing
works exclusively at second hand Shocking and disgrace
ful is the want Of pride such subjects in this city
not New York as large Vienna and argerl Then why
defer 20 any German town
The Midsummer Nights Dream Of Music Of hendies
fohn closed the FIST performance This highly instru
mentated and deliberately written piece though not bearing
the originality OF idea which characterses the WORKS OF
some other composers has yet commended iseh to tA'
cognoscenti Of Europe and is a standard production
The plan of giving good deal OF one composer
vorks-and full works is the proper way to educate tn
popular ear
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PHILADELPHIA

Cerrssrc-1ercs q The y 7 Trib1rs -.
PBrrADELPHf, THURSDAY, Oct ~ -,
The Hovauneusng Hose Company. aecomp ahisu DS a.
lev. Bra Band left the city this morning " - -
O'Clock Hns on their conte nplsed Visif to New
take part ia the parade q the Frs DePaItinent %
city 70 morrow The Company took win me-. IL Ill
and eaaiiful carriage. They booked e1eee1ine1 WI"
Ietis c CASSIDY Esq sstel a. Aarshal . ,,-,.
The = uators holding ever arr ~ DeintlSes, = %
ara Naive American AZ Ear a. seard irein. -.
Cor-,rdstcn Wig Is elec.ad in PhhadeiPa,ss ~
Foulkrod Democrat Philadelphia Colny a.
Democrat in Aleg 1any "a gain Creswei De Lem ~
Blair Cambria and huntington q GAIN Is aA--er d.
GRAFT in Luzerne y AnfOur Snd Columbia nIel -. ~,
Graz: in Cumberland and Perry, and here car q ~ - n
doubt that the DenDcrsts have car1ed Ven 80 49,
,he Bradford " srcer AID Armstrong dsflcl'' -
icing gain Tlis gil give them j. >enaiofs Il OJ ~
ing required fgr aOrify. The senate VIZ '-..j
stand i DeuDcrais 70 IL Whigs and Naive Az 80:
The last senaie wss i Democrats IL Wings anu e''
American .. pbn.5.l-tt.
HE Democrats lose four represertsiiTes N
County, at gain II Philadelphia ~! !. ~ - -
IN Cumberland IL Franklin n a.hAz' - u N M
ter il Sorth sulpton. and, a. i re porte ~ CIo
these IRE al correct and the other c0v1es eoi2s "a
thev last wear the House Of van Ia
a D.mocrat: 10 n Whigs On join, bfhOt the DeAlo
CIsts VIII have majority Of a. .,...t. s.,.e
The Bvgta Of ths afternoon announces ths nc VI
have hem DIT into such sbfPe e 10 elect d.. ~,
40 two II he doubtful Candidates on The wing Asaeaot
feksl II he city Tbs resE arrived q irVl 'as Fe'.
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BOARD OF EDUCATION.

MEDSEsDAf, Oct. II. leo3.
Comm unicqfi0rs-From the Faculty Of the Free Ae1 1
ery. transmitting then Annual Report Ordered on hls
and 70 b. printed.
From G.. Vale. in reference TO Astronomical Apparaus
To Committee on School Books.
From Wm. DFees for School Books. To Committee on
Supplies.
From the same for Desks and Benches. To Committee
on Building srd Repars.
Prom Miss J. A A Ebbets, asking for Duplicate Check
To Finance Committee.
From J. Perhsm Proprietor Of the Seven Nile Mirror
inviting the Board visit said Panorama Accepted and
the thanks of the Board returned 70 Mr. Perham
Ee0ii fioHs-By Mr. ". Jones that the Committee on
Buildings and Repairs have Poeer 70 dispose OF Old
benches and desks at the carpenter shop 10 Com
mittee ] uildings
By tn same thar the Teachers Association D. permit
ted TO costume their meetings at the Han OF the boaTi on
Saturday evenings. Adopted -
R,p0rts-on motion Of Mr. Benedict the Report OF the
Committee Buildings and Repairs, on the application OF
the School Officers First Ward, for appropriation to
complete elars Ward School No. p, was taken tro n
the fable and tie resolution sppropnstns sl-' - was
adopted
On motion Of Mr Keichum, the Report Of the commit
tee on Normal schools taken from the table
Mr. Ketchum moved the adoption Of printed rule No j.
Several amendments proposed. but without taxing
any question on motion Of Mr.. Beekmsn, the whole sub
iect was laid on the table and the documents ordered to
be printed together With the substitute proposed by Mr.
Benedict.
The Board adjourned to Wednesday the 10Th inst
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VERMONT LEGISLATURE.

MONTPELIER Thursday, Oct b. 1883
The three parties he'd Csucuses last evening and no-
mated their can fdaes for Speaker Of the House IAe
Wigs nominated G. W Grsndy Of Nergennes the Demo
crafts nou;ne.ed " q. II. Bingham; and the Free
Democrats nominated Hofatio Reedham Of Bristol ms
,ono four ballots have been bad-the first and fourth
Of which were as follows: Grandy, 81 Bingham 's
Needhsr 80 Fourth ballot. Grandy received "a votes
Bingham Il and Needbsm 49, We are unable to learn
that there il the least disposition TO unite BY either OF the
marie, Aner the fourth ballot the House adjourned til
O'Clock, p. NJ.
SECOND DISPATCH
Five more ballots had this afternoon Tor speaker
without efectng any result, when the house
IN 70 morrow The last ballot stood precisely as the rst
,b senoon The three parties have caucuses this even
ing and it is expected that arrangement viii be ef
fecte6.
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CONS OF TEMPERANCE

grand DIVISION OF EASTERN NEW YoRK-This inhu
ental body convened in annual session or wednesday,
1efb instant in Convention Hail. at which time the cleo
on for Grand Officers took place. large and imposing
number If Delegates in attendance and very AMI
mated feeling manifested seh among them in anticipation
Of tie successful issue Of their abors evidenced in the
improved state Of public feeling as regards prohioHoy
laws for the suppression of the liquor traffic and conse
Guert dminuton Of crime and pauperism The following
Gentlemen ere elected for hs ensuing year John Rei
al ALBANY No. a. Grand Worthy Patriarch Hon II W.
Rogers OF No. LIS, c. W A. 1homis Edgerioy, y 10 l.
q lanes Nackean Of No. 81 G.. T.. Rev. W. II Meek
er of No 4s6 G. Chaplain John Hungerford OF No AZ
q Conductor Mark Finley. OF No. H. G.. Sentinel.
PcsoIuous were passed 70 memorable the Legislature
for law to prohibit the sale of liquors. at it, next session
The places TOR holding the quarterly sessions OF the Grand
Division were by resolution, appointed as follows Janua
~ session in Albany April session in Port JEWS and
inIv session al Rouse Point.
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AUSTRALIA

Aavoes from Port Philip TO the ith July are fecs'veo,
The markets were torpid and forced ses d" Fo1r wa be
20 ~ ed 10 England and there was stock oil 'O"VO
Three hundred vessels with good c9goe On Doardw
4; ,ba bsyhor iehterage exorbitanty high rum
10 Wy az ~ s9s y tun Gold quoted at 49, 3D.
EScbSnee on London y cent premium with Inc eAP0c
tatiop that il would advance to a. .-.,,. =, nos,
% nscsne of John Mitchell from Australia l. con
e"J III called al the police Office with formal resg
nson of parole and while the officer were reading Inc
s,euned out mounted horse in waiting ana rooe on az
conpanied by W. l.. Smith, the correspondent Vi "'
Mr. Martin has since reported himself at his authorized
place Of residence.
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q the three precincts which Id back on the night
Of the election ard which susp Niei weTe held back
for fraudulent purl~s,e Tee bsAc'ts trnSs that
tle~e precincts Wh undergo rigid ony dnt any
fraud has been pe-rs that the perpet Sors "a ~ risei
with their deserts 10 ne Pcnisentiar, mNesr h'r ne
spectacle they BE-. was early announced thai ms
70 be the result matter VIA the vo.es afa Vc
Tins looks Ike q Is tece With she ysteu % 1roes
and corrupton that has long prevailed ani winch The
pccrle have ATTEMPTED co.pct - tbs lete Electi0t
The Directors Of the American AcaA+ny Of Nisie
uouuces that the sun Of s0oOJ having been subscribed
which was necessary t~ charter for ihe INST "a
ton thew have purchased site f,r ise building on IT,
corner of Broad and Locasts eanre any c0a,ract TO-
ia construction be made il Is nscesDy that the
OF $500 500 shall have been subscribed. AMI hsy cal upon
the citizens to aid them |. IA prOPNed TIA the eddce
shau accommodate four five ihou and pcrsons. The
stockholders Of s5Oo each TO have TIE privilege Of free
admission.