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Prom the N. Y. Herald
4 he Russian Navy at Japan.

The presence Of a considerable Russian fleet among
the natives Of the Japanese islands had created quns
sensation in that quarter OF the world. Il appears 10
have been understood .. Amsterdam that The Russian
government had resolved TO resist the attempt OF The
Americans against Japan. and that his fleet was in.
tended Tor that purpose. And We are uIshsr Informed
determination OF the cabinet OF ST. Pe,ersburgh. The
Americans also threaten the Dutch aschpeago."
Now, il is quite possible that the Dutch government.
which, for long time past has had The monopoly Of the
japanese trade feel some Jealousy touching the de-
signs of the United Staesit is quite possible that The
Dutch cabinet may entertain the fear thai ths mssion Of
this country, and that be is also instructed 70 appropriate
OF the best islands Of the Dutch archipelago biz
return home, according 10 the principles OF manifest
the Emperor Nicholas has other objects 10 compass be.
sides watching the movements OF Commodore Perry
The vast Russian empire 10 Asia - without seaport
lis great emptying into the Arctic ocean are
less. from being locked up a their sssuaes in perpetual
ice.
The Gear wants ono outlet into the Pacific Tor his ASH
attic ertoriss; and the river Seghslim enjoying nio the
sea Of Ocho,s and open Il s mouth all the year round
oilers tue very place for PACING seaport which he de-
srea True il belongs to China but all that il required
il proclamation from the deck OF . shp-oi
war that effect. and the erection Of small ior,6ca.
ton commanding the mouth OF the rivsr Tne present
rev ouon in China offers strong temptation for this
seizure aad for the extension OF the Russian doctrine Of
annexation Indefinitely to The soulhward. Such. per,
haps, 10 the ultimate design OF this RuasiAn fleet in the
waters OF japan. Al all events. Com, Perry has shown
that is extremely absurd on the part Of the Russian
| squadron 10 attempt TO keep up with bis movements
But the policy Of Russia is 10 stretch Der the
in every possible way Al present. though all pow
eru on The continent she 10 comparatively weak upon
The ocean, from her insulated position Hence the real
Of the pen,city Of her claims upon Turkey The
Gar desires The command 0f the Strata of the
Mediterranean from The inmense commercial and val
advantages which such occupation would heslow. Nor
Denmark. with her scaports in The wesi. perfectly sale
against the great plan OF Nchoas. which sinply by
he appropriation Of The territories Of her neshbofs on
all Sides 10 render the strength OF Russa great uron
The wafer upon the land This policy 10 indispensable
TO the uhlment OF the programme OF Peter the Great.
which coniempa,es the absolute power of peace war
over the whole continent of Europe.
We think. therefore, that instead OF the Russians
watchdog the movements Of Commodore Perry. be had
better watch ihcs. IN reference to the integrity Of the
Chinese empire
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The Kosxta AFFAIR.

The following statement this subject in the Nation
al Iatcgencer OF yesterday bears internal evidence OF
being derived from source entitled credit in regard 10
the proceedings Of The Austrian government and
spec 10 the fact OF kosz,as Liberation, see no reason
doubt its substantial correctness As to the reason
assigned Tor Kosza's seisure, appebend that other
governments viii be slow 10 believe understand that
such proceeding should have taken place mainly for
the purpose Of asceriaining whether Koszta could or
could not give some information 10 certain lost or
stolen property. Assuming this 10 have been the Aus
TRAN move the presents undoubtedly the most
tonshing procedure the part OF that government We
cannot but consider it far respectful 10 Austria to
suppose that her government had important OBJ
ject accomplish when resored to such violation OF
personal right, OF territorial sovereignty. and Of intena
tional law:
" LIBERATION KoszrA.-Wc were wrong yesterday
find. in surmising that the visit OF the Austrian minis
Mr. Marcy Albany related the disposal OF the
Ko.zta We learn that the Austrian government
month ago, ned The Liberation Of Kosza
condition that he should be put board OF American
vessel and return directly The United States and the
Austrian minister Constantnople instructed
municate this determination the American minister MIR.
Marsh This the release OF Koszta given
understand in Of the recovery Of the Huuga.
rian regala related in last Paris letter and
French papers appears that as Kosza OF Kos
suths party when the Hungarian crown, &C.. taken
Buda supposed that he could give
OF the position OF articles which might to thcir
recovery; and this learn the motive of the
motives which induced his seizure at Smyn1. Abou,
last oil August the missing gala discovered
readers already informed Ofsova, Just wihou
tho Hung sran border TO which kossuth first fled The
recovery oil the and jewels, together with tho
sy Of relieving the French consugenera from the di,s
gIeeabls engagement keep kosx, ndaced the Austrian
consent to his release the condition saod
above. We IL further mentioned in tho New York
Herald that In conserving TO this arrangement tho Aus
trian the right of considering Kozs
Austrian subject. IL he shall return Turkey. so long
he shall be Invested OF his native nationality in
regular and iawfn way"
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The Haverh'll IN. X Republican takes the following
view OF the poson and designs OF the disorganix,ng
movements in New York and Massachusetts,. The Re-
publican says Z" is said that eerlan clique OF pro-
essed democrats in New York, democratic to renain
in the democratic party have professed join the ma
ons wings. and form separate organization for the
Advancement OF ,src demosoey than that heretofore
known This places the sxiinsuishsr upon these ma
as~ d<~eerst< organizations 10 New York, Massschu.
sets. and wherever they have appeared and sases tn.
people. beyond all eavi, Of the object Of the fac,ious
leaders. Rsls below rather than serve above. We
should be pleased 10 the FIRST sentiment sentence or
word pointed out in the platforms laid down BY the resu-
larry organized democratic conventions At Syracuse and
Worcester tina, Is in opposition the present spirit OF
the uuest democracy. IL can't be DONE The Unaffected
havn't attempted to do il. Then. what excuse. what
for separate organizaon Il 10 to ever
harass and break down the democratic party, profess
however much regard and love they may for democracy
and President Pierce and bis inaugural Every honest
man must arrive Il this conclusion"
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Tho Maryland Democracy.

The Baltimore Republican gives the following cheering
account OF a large democratic meeting held n Baltimore
few evenings since The meeting held under the
auspices OF the Democratic Pioneer Association:
About O'Clock the booming Of cannon and the
fight OF rockets notice that the Pioneers had
he sdqusers and then the line march 10 the
place Of meeting. In few moments they could be seen
headed by their interchangeable president John Safer eco
and accompanied by Jamcss excellent bsnd, coming up
Pratt street On reaching the spot. tho band took
ton upon the platform, and. after discoun ing eloquent
music, the meeting was organized.
I" Thomas Warrington esq, read the follow inv list OF
officers,
PsEslDxsr.-Coi J. M. Turner.
" vics PASSENGERS William H. Shelley, William :.
Rcesc. Charles Green, William Barns, Thomas Clifford
Reuben S. Bowie, George Owens. George w. Sherwood
James Bfsden. John j. Mills. George H. Hickman George
Dnuon, William Bokec. Charles Hen,z, Isaiah Gardiner
Richard Murray, Columbus knight, and Charles n.
Key.
"srcarrAsrEs- Edward Bowling and Wilson C. N.
Carr.
"Col. Geotge w Hughes was then introduced 10 tho
meeting by WIN. NJ Starr. ESQ, and spoke for about
minutes. lie evidently laboring under severe
ndisposuon bot. a. he had promised BE- present. he
would suffer nothing TO keep hf~n swsy His remarks
exceedingly appropriate, aud listened with
profound attention by the immens~ crowd.
"ChsHcs Lee Armour esq, Of Frederick city, then took
the stand aud occupied the attention OF tho audience Tor
about thirty minutes in eloquent address Mr. Arunour
10 beautiful speaker.
Joshua Vanssnt, esq candidate for Cousrsss In
the third district then called for Our reader, are
aware that Mr. Vsnsants oratocsl powers are Of supe-
ORDER bn, his address night exceeded any Of his
former efforts tie completely demolished his anita xonis,
Mr. Preston. Mr. v. spoke Tor over an hour.
'Iic followed by Henry May, ESQ. who made one
Of his massery efforts. His address most beautiful
md eloquent one.
Frank Key Howard esq., Of candidates on ihs
delegate ticket was then called Tor, aud made handsoe
speech.
"Other spsskers occupied the stand until late hour
when the meeting adjourned wish fos the sue
cess Of all nominees There have been less
than i've thousand persons present n the meeting"
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assertion BY lhe present administration constitutes
In republican progress which gives 10 the oses
OF freedom throughout the world tina, the spirit which ami
iuionsIy sire, and the enthusiasm with which its an
nouncement al home has been received proclams that
the OF revolutionary sires worthy OF their Illus
trious ancestry Whilst this doctrine gives comfort and
10 The friends Of freedom in The Old World.
holds inducemenl 10 its volares TO avail them
fraudulent, purpose OF involving eur country IN
Eurcpeaa difficulties. Our nationality Iighuully
attach TO none but those who seek it in honesty
and sincerity, by coming TO our soil with the bona
fds purpose OF becoming permanent residents. and
due time actual citizens. The doctrine expressly re-
serves to the government the right to Judge Of the valid
ty OF each individual claim for protection and grant
withhold it according to the facts and circumstances
OF the 1t is departure from the established prn
cipe OF non intervention European affairs but il is
announcement that its protection OF those claiming
our national character government recognises the
obligatory force OF republican principles and determines
to infuse into international intercourse thoroughly
American sentiments and doctrines. BY this great stride
democratic progress the moral force OF twenty three
million OF fIeemen 10 thrown ao the scale OF repub-
lican liberty We shall see the fruits OF this palr
otto policy in The elevated rank which our country will
flag will everywhere command, aud in the readiness OF
other nations 10 acknowledge the rights of all who are
entitled to our protection.
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THx MARyLArp coal TsADE-The coal trade ior the
wesk ending I mat increased s95 loos over The pre-
cedins week The Chesapeate and Ohio csnsi IA IN en
essnt order and The Cumberland Telegraph v sssusd
that the trade would be greater on but for the sickness
Of boaimen who have laid up their boats N
For the week - boats have descended, lsdsAsd VIII
4763i ,oos Of coal and 1914 sons OF coke Dsssrs the
same time there were transported over the ut Ssvage
road s2sa IONS and over ibs rosd Of The Cumberland
Coal and Iron Company s,sas tons ota Tor the week.
100 tons and since the krst OF January as ate5s
tone Of which 223 500 transported over the Bali
more and Ohio railroad and 1929 descesded The Cses
apeaks and Ohio canal. During the pan week thee
were also transported the Bstmoss and OHIO rail-
road from the Westernpor region. a,9ss tons. Total
from The whole coal region aimee the frat OF January
last, ATS, ISL tons.
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Yy GREEN s SCOTT Auct,oneer..

HANDSOME PARLoR, HOUSEHOLD, AND KITCHEN FUR
ii acon.os Wednesday the lati instant We shsll
called Geneien lately owned BY MI Thomas Mar
SHALL lying Columbs about miles above
eorseown ON the road leading Tsnsytown the Lie
ras running o1 the road 10 the above
road THE The house good assortment OF aror
III furnituIe viz
rosewood piano forte, new, seven ocaves Of
and touch
Aiso, stool aud cover
Also fine span bay carriage and little open
carriage nearly axes, and tine buffalo or hair
a sci o. double harness
a pair Of well broken gentle four years old mules
strong wagon for wood ard hay
superior cutting calculated for horse and hand
fine mich cows some hogs a superior breed
One superior wheat drill
One double barrel shot gun
One horse cart, stoves, Kitchen utensils, &c.
Terms cash.
ladies gentlemen Of Georgetown Wash
nston surrounding country respectfully invited the
quality well the stock
and having been ordered away
win be sold the highest bidder and The
sal will be well worthy their attention.
Oct6-d GREEN u 5COTT, Aucuoneers
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mills are run night and day. wherever hands be so
Cared TO do IL
- The Glasgow mills, al South Hadey fslis, manuisc-
turing inc gnxhsn share Ia the general prosperity, and
have Just divided per 10 the stockhodesesnis
due alike universal in the msnoins-
turing business Of the county, aud 10 The sk. persese-
ranee general good management OF their president
and agent Mr George M Alwaur. For the stock OF the
iis Company (Wafe) 1853 has been bid and the Sails
bury 1880, but neither would tempt holders"
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SATURDAY MORNING. OCT. .. 1893.

QMr. c. W. JAnEs, VI Cincnna Ohio collecting agent
Western States. assisted BY Messrs H. j. TsosAs Jons
+. DsHr, G. NJ. l.. WrsxsAH. and A. l.. caILDs.
conn., HEsKr NJ Lswis of Montgomery, Alabama IL oui sen
agent Tennessee,
ty q. Lewis JANIS o. LxwIs. d. Lxwts
0fmT isGAEL H. JAMIE No. l1a Tent street., Fhsdei
phia general travelling agent assisted BY Wn H. WELD
Ions COLLINS, Jams DGxnEs Jos BuTTor, Csc
r. Burres Isaac NJ BoDIsH EDsuND w. WiIEr, WIliLAA l.
WArKsAAs and GEoRoE I. AcI.EoD.
01-hecoipls either Of tbs above will be good.
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Hx y. q. McGUIRE, Auctloneer.

GALE or VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY shall sell
y Monday l7th OF October next al 4ocock the
brick houses belonging the Of The
John buildings and S, 0f the subdi-
vision Of lot in square 5 fronting
avenue ground alley through lot g. Also, lot
In square AZ, fronting This among
valuable property Washington and the title iudpuabIc The
will be the and the terms Will be made known at
the time of sale. THO. CAKBERRY,
Agent and attorney.
JAS. e. MCGUIRE,
ed Aucuonecr.
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Ma. MARcYs LETTrR.--The Boston Times says: "a,
an evidence Of the power Of Mr. Marcys letter on III.
Koszia affair, will state that Saturday last an intel
lgen Engshman, after perusng it. was 80 pleased with
its tone and spirit, that be Immediately took ,he in,a,ory
steps for becoming American citizen He had pc
vousy been undecided whether tske up his resideuc.
in this country not"
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BuEsos Avars-The Argentine confederation appeals
to be virtually dissolved, and the provinces maintain
separate and independent existence; 'hosGh urqs"s,
who since his defeat has retired 10 bis own province"
Entire Rios sl styles hmsef provisional director o. me
confederation snd has been recognised BY the AnsF
can diplomatic functionaries.
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DEPARTuRr on SEcRKTARy DoBBN.-Ibe Hon. Sec
rotary Of the Navy left Thursday morning for New
Yosk. in company with Captain Msgrudsr. United SAFES
navy lno notice Of yesterday. omitted 10 Asy that
the Secretary, in addition 10 Waiting the marine station
and dock yard aIso inspected The Naval Asyls with The
whole economy Of which he expressed himself highly
graIihed. lie received 1t THE institution by Com
mander Gsssnger. Who V present lis head and direct
and most able aud efc'enl one he has proven ia
all particulars. Mr.. Dobbn leaves our city with the
most cordial feeling Of il Inhabitants sspsssly Of those
who benehied by HE liberal policy WI rega,d to
ihs dock yard Al lime in lbs history al ibis naval
station have there been vessels here than At presen
and the bury and animated hum Of preparation ios CON.
menoiug operations il to BE- heard on al ssdss This
certainly most sraufyng fact for the mechanics OF our
city and county, and the navy will fes Tie benefit
Of their ski and industry We repeat. that ,his oe.
vs OF Secretary Dosbin 10 the dock yards and naval
ccIo,s OF The northern and eastern Sslss mua BE- wo
deceive Of good results. il VIII essbls bin 70 see and
understand the fseles possessed BY lbs dsa, yards
Tor executing the work OF the government asd ihu he
enabled At all times 10 make proper and jsd;coua dc
position OF the government labor. We usaersasd that
!, 10 The iniealioa Of The Hon. Secretary to sxsspd his
vst - iar Fast Portsmouth. New Hampshire, asd
bis sbsencs from Washington may extend 70 ssvsral
weeks-PAIsdsipAis ArsS.
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TWO NEARLY NEW BRICK HOUSES AND LOTS AT
auction Monday the l0th instant, shall sell, at
O'Clock, Of the premises nearly
brick and the lots which they stand being part 10. No
subdivision square ST. fronting feet sd
between and NORTH running IS fret alley.
Terms One balance and twelve months; the
purchaser 10 give deferred
from day deed given and deed Of trust aken Title
indisputablc.
GREEN SCOTT,
Oct Sd Auctionseu
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DrATH oy Hox MAHLon DfcKxhsos The vsnsfs
BILE Mshlou Dcksrson. OF New jersey. died on Wednes
day, at his rssidence in hovss coasy In Juos. 1924
Mr. Dekessoa apposassd BY President Jasason See
Rotary OF the Navy. 10 sscesed Mr. Woodbury. Who had
been Transferred to the Treasury Department He was
continued in the station in The cabinet Of PSssden,
Wan Bussa on The Of the latter 10 1sssA. 1887
bet resigned the once ia June 1899. ana retired TO pr
vale life He largely eoacstned in ihs mining ssd
manufacture Of IRON ia Morris ecsn'y where Be vsdfd
most OF bis lfe and always took vain ntsses IN The
promotion Of American msnstsctsres
PAldAyAs A'svs
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Bot additional saving TO be made in time and dis
lance, both England and the Atlantic States, by the
use oil railroads 10 contemplation in progress and
by expected improvements in shore navigation. Thus,
from Liverpool to Halifax the trip may be made in six
days Thence, by the great trunk railroad, to Montreal
Toronto, and Detroit. the passage will be made with
great Iapdy and from any Of these latter ports or
from Boston New York. the passenger may proceed BY
either OF several routes TO New Orleans, reaching the
latter city in three days less The whole distance
between HALIFAX and New Orleans may be fraversed IN
three OF Tour days The passage from New Orleans 10
w occupy but three days. and from the ermnus on the
Psehc s san trancsco the passage is expected 10 be
1sse ~ seven Days Admitting these estimates in about
fourteen days passenger may be convened from Boston
or New York TO San Francisco
Arrangements are said to be progress for the estab
shment OF lines Of steamships between New Orleans and
the gulf port Of Tehuanepec, and between The port on
the Pacific side and Australia and San Francisco The
time may coon come when in London licke, will be
procsrabA conveying the passenger through IVA HALIFAX
New Orleans and Tehuanepec, 10 Australia CaIiior-
nn.
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REWARD OFFERED ~ THE GovrRNoR. reward Of
$500 has been offered by Gov. Lowe for the arrest Of
named Lloyd Rigdon, charged with committing an
outrage upon the person Of white girl. aged nearly Ia
years, in Hartford county, Maryland, the 18th nmo
Rigdon IL described shoemaker by trade, about as
years old, feet 10 inches in height. large Frame
thick set short black hair. ssh,y curled. black beard
and speaks slowly but somewhat drawlingy.
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From the Journal Of Commerce, Oct. >.
TehuantepeC Plank Road and Railway.

We are informed that contract for the execution OF
this important work has been concluded by the company
known the Tehuanepec or Soo Company, with the
firm OF James Sykes Co. Of Sheffield, England. The
Mcssrs. Sykes well known as eminent railroad con-
tractors. and they have been, and now are, engaged in
constructing railroads Great Britain, the continent
and in Canada. They have made arrangements TO CON-
the plank road said isthmus the
will permit and will finish it within year. Un-
der The Sloo contract with the Mexican government, the
plank road 10 be commenced by the 9Th OF February
and completed within year from that date, end the
I'd is TO be finished within five years after Arrange
c.., have been made to complete both OF these works
within the terms specified
The prompt execution of this sng delayed work is de-
manded BY the commercial interests OF the whole world
l. will ahord easy channel OF INSTRUMENTATION be-
the Eastern and Western hcmsphercs II opens 10
Europe aud Atlantic America the long gate 10 the
Indies. While gives the shortest and most direct route
TO The Pacific IL possesses the advantage OF temperate
and -Aalubr,ous climate
To the United States the opening OF this line of COM
municatlOn will be OF especial Importance for il will give
Immediately ready access TO the and growing
State OF California, and to The other States OF this Union
that coon TO rise the Pacific coast and will pro-
mole and facilitate the ultimate construction OF railroads
10 the Pacific through our own ,efrory--measures
which generally believed TO tend 10 the permanence
OF the existing Union, and 10 our continued enjoyment OF
the benefits OF increasing with The Pacific
and with The shores OF ASA
At various times the attention and efforts OF CONNER
cal nations have been dtecied, though without
TO the opening oil this transit Some projects for
formed by William PHI. The great Humboldt strongly
urged H. afterhsving traversed the whole region through
which Iansils bad been contemplated In 1914 the
Spanish C0Ttes passed decree Tor the construction OF
canal the sthmus OF TehuaDiepec, but the
OF the revolution the Spanish American prov
lnces prevented The execution oil the work. In 1874, the
line Of This route surveyed by Gen. Orbegon, under
the direction OF board oil commissioners, supported by
the Mexican government.
The following table OF distances was published in Phil
adephia in 1882, by MIR. Mesh, showing the distance
TO be saved BY this transit, TO wit
n. esAi..y from rhlads'phi. via Cape Horn !,
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TO BLANK Book MAnufasturers-M Medium deny, and Hat
i can uapcrs, for sae By COLLINS, BOVINE, 4 CO.,
lith street. doors north Of Penn. avenue,
Branch OF Hall, l76 New York
N. B.-Ordcn received for book binders' materials
I'D
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Proposals Painttx &c., nj Hospital lfeadquar-
ters WashinstOn.
OrvicK, MAINS Cosrs,
Washington, Oct l. 1853.
cErARATE PROPOSALS win he received this Office until
- ufday, 10 O'Clock, for psintsg and
pairing hospital Marine Barracks Washington bpecbes
work be seen by calling al this ONCE
Oct 2-dtd
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DARIS BiILLINERY.-MrsA Ann II. Catk would inform he
customers Washington ladies
orally E. 4. McDonaId tuccesso 70 Mrs A. H. Clark
Immediately from New York. vii
open 9Th OF octobe splendid assortment OF al
millinery, consisting Of
leases Paris psos hats, latest importation
flowers, syie white And coloted feathers
Brocade, plaid al other ribands sash nbands
Hair orn amcnx dress caps, style maternal
satps, silks, and velsen
And variety line al the fashionable emporium
Of the post ONCE
executed with pfomrsness All repairing done viii
the usual noancss .
Bridge street. Georgetown ID. c.
7-l