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II WINTER

ARTHUR, BURNIlAM & GiLROY,
Manufacturers under the Patent,
III K ll9 :. Tenth Street, (corncr Gcorpc)
June 20. 1887. PnILAurIpuIA
- - $500 s>sN.,.,~,s,.,~>., -
OR DER nE DJ'pI II, tTNyh\r
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tclerraphc despatch dated Jassay, Oct 10, states
that the pyan had that day resolution rocog
u the rights Of tie Forte and In favor of union o. the
principaltes under a constitutional sovereign, he
chos en- from OF the Western dynases representa-
tive form Of government and neutrality Of state Tho
wallachan Dvan had arrived at a similar result.
Cossussusorts, Oct. -, 1857.
The Turkish Ministry has been ovcrihrown, and Res
child Tscha has been appointed Grand vscr Rza rsoha
Minister War; Yassif raoha to tho Imperial Guard and
pctr racha to the Artillery.
The Duke Of 0porto brother Of the King or Portugal s
sros the likely candidate 10 the throne of the
United T'riDciralfes.
France said 10 regret that tho question of
has gene far, because serious complications
bct~eon Austria and Prussia the subject.
letter FROM Trchzonde states that tho Commissioners
10 define the boundary between Russia and Turkey had
arrived the following conolusionThc celebrated lake
cf Balvuk Gueu situate in Armenia, 10 the south OF
Mount Afara, OF which tho half claimed by Rssia
has been declared to belong entirely to Turkey The
strategic road from Koudja Gnech has been rccthed
near Bsyazi, and point has been Fixed whore the
boundary between The two countries is ~ be established
tract Of land at Coure of about eight leagues in croum
ference amed by both parties has been divided aud
tho water of Thoicck has been declared tue
limit between the States IL " stated that avery mat
ter il clearly defined that any future dispute win
be impossible.
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prorise AID pisTuEBIse rHs PoLLs ON ELECTION

RoTIse AND DisTvEBIse THE POLLS ON ELECTION
DAY.
The police Of tho upper wards made q number of ar
for rio,ng and dsordsrly conduct at the polls on
election day.
Jas jennings, Thomas Adie, Hugh MoNann, Iaa. Col.
den, John snedden and Jas Rogers arrested for
rctrg the Fourth roil of the Twentieth ward
and destroying scme ballot boxes The accused were
brought before justice ravson at tho Jefferson Market
Police Court yesterday, when they required give
bail 10 antwcr.
Patrick Honcyman and Patrick roey arrested for
ro,irg n the Iwcn,, fret ward, and held to bail
eacf in the ~ g.. GOO to answer.
Michael lynch John Coye, William roylc, Frank Coyle
ard william Culon arrested for riotng in the six
tectth ward Tiny eo'ntted for examination by
Justice fsvmon.
Toward MACK was arrested ty one II the Eighteenth
ward Iolice for interfering with the police and rcscng
prltoier lie was held to bail in the of $500 20
angwer.
1hos Riley was brought before iustce navson charged
IN crnbrct,r with others with having ormed Dutch.
mans grocery tore election night The prisoner
REQUIRED 90 give hail In tho nf ~ nff
riciael Raddga ard William Cotton charged with
having assaulted ofhccr Merrill of tho Nineteenth ward
Police Justice laNsun committed the prisoners Tor trial
IN default ~ 81 eco bail.
John Kccic brought before Justice Brennan at tho
tsses market lcl'c, Court charge cf asaung officer
Copeland. ~ the Seventh ward. Held 10 answer.
latritk Gtln was arrested by ono ot tho seventh ward
relce cn charE. Of resouing prisoner Justice Brennan
cenaai,ed Ia, for trial.
Jas norfrcs ard Mchacl 8 Purrfon were arrested hy
the Seventeenth ward pnce charge of creating dis
turhnn,e ~ the pole They held 10 hail by Justice
Bremen. each n the s,m cf $500.
Richard Fairfield, an cx POLICEMAN, was brought bcforo
Threatening 70 shoot him Tho accused wa, held 10 bail
in the sum u $500 to answer.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
lny rEIxsRlrH from LoSpoS TO LIVERPOOL


THE OVERTHROW or ruE TURKISH MINISTRY, Erc.
IoSpos, Saturday, Oct. "a, 1867
Tho Paris correspondent Of the Daily Neps says thai
The overthrow OF the Turkish caenc, had oug been fore
seen the late Cabinet having found It's financial difficulties
beyond ts strength.
Tic Russian Legation at reheran has offered tho Per
racGca,ion Of Khorassen.
serious collision has taken place at Frankfort be
tween the soldiers there Of the different corps II s
thought that several Of the regiments must be removed
from the city.
1be Crcc de Concr,norle Of the 17th states that the
an o posed to the Russian proposition relative 10 the
arrangements of the frontiers Of Asia
The nom nation Of Rcschid racha Grand vizicr
hated as triumph by tho opponents Of tho panuban
rrinciraies snG said confidently that the Porte
will be Supported in his policy in the irincpaltes by
England aud Austria.
French despatch says that the Forte persists in the
ceim a. the ISLAND q Perrin and refused the offered IN
6smnny.
Vice Admiral Sir Perklcy who has resigned bis post
e First Naval lord Of the Admiralty is reported, viii
- raised 10 reerage
The Morning star says is thoroughly understood that
not only the Premier but all the npcrs OF the Cabinet
have hnaiy eranred for the recall of present Co
vcrtor General of India.
Its ofciay stated that Is the intention to launch the
Great Eastern either on November g. or rccembcr g.
Iospos, Oct 24--lo1b A. NJ
During conflict at Frankfort, between the soldiers of
the federal garrison and the Of the Austrian and Ia
varan regiments, swords and baycnets brought
freely into usc and a great number Of soldiers we're
wounded on both sides, The scryan government lad
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NEWS FROM THE IsTuyrTs.

EARTHQUAKE At raN,s,-AcCiDrST 10 rue srAB
or IHE wEsT-sAyAL news, ETC, ETC.
We 6nd the following Items the Aspin~ali ooari>rs
Plvtwa, cVt Ia, 1867.
last night about tcn minutes pl 10 O'Clock ascvere
shock an earthquake cXpcri need here Ths
sation nGous. No damage done, FAR
saS P.mo, Oct. IL, 1851.
last nisht w expefienccd very severe shock OF an
earthquake that shook the station > severely AZ 70
psaten every person sleeping u,"rein. The sensatioa
similar g. that n very heavily loaded freight
ris same hook vas relt very sou.ibly in AapinwaIi
Tho star 0f the West her FROM New York 70
ssprwall struck uron tho Carysfort reef and had N
throw overheard hundred kegs Of horse sho, nail,
and horse k0cs tho property O the United Ss govern
mcnt - packages o eyprcs. goo AMI ten tons Of coai
before che could be gotten on Hail -he not flstei
soon. the cSIrc~s freight would have all beon thrown
ovcrhcart to lirlitcn her.
The last mail from New York brought orders from no
Navy Department 70 Cart Hot FOR the return Of the John
Adams 10 the United states. The John Adams will saIf
rom Panama about the 1t of November Cor Valparaiso,
and frtm thence to o. Helcna from which place she Will
sail eirce for New York. II probable that of tho
new steam frigates will b. sent 20 take ber place on tho
stati,n.
IN angry frong existed betwc@n The crews q hs
United states sht@ J,hn Adams sad necstr, WITH re-
sI'e' " "" Question y wtch nary Cun'n'. -. ~ ~
rngc nj ianemf the police. Both crew. aidress mo
ctai rafor shuirg he blar from one @p ~ ua oher.
The Gdo,sd d,i FSoo - te 81 contains governments
decree rcyoknc thr decree tho 2th April last relative
a. the landing ~ bnstcs ~ the rort :" the tsthfnus
Nr. I. g Dyer, ~ psuamfi snd ~ ~uiui W sspin-
vail were on board the Central America when she vent
he Panama tessls,ure had rejected the Divorce bsif
Mr. carey Jancs wss AZ Groada, Nicaragua, when last
teart from ~ paramn -
TIE steamship Columbus arrived At Panama tho ish
,n n, \, tho Central American ports.
h Laa on freight III hides 80 packages sugar 1il
.rcous ccrhrrai IS TO- incico 2ls bags beans ~ a.
rcs ~ racsases deer skins u DO tobacco and sears 10
hogs coaca r jars bal-sm and ~ packages sundr.- .
Tbe fallcw ~ passengers we're on board -
Frcn losc dc Guatemals--A zroIlisofer, N. schwe
bel Jchr ouigey.
Prom kcaiutla--Ioee Fngree
Frrm pura Asenas--Sepolcon Fscalante Carnilo Nora
Jose parinc, Mr. strohei and Mr schlesstuger
From roca tbica-Manuel Cabrera and 10 on deck
Ths Rgibsh bark Asa, Capt ohep, flm uysrpoob
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THE ELECTION IN NEW Jersey

ffrCm the newark Advertiser. Nov 81
The election for members c the Legislature and county
oflcers IN this State passed of a- II begsnin pnist
uny and comrlet freedom from undue excitement The
weeping majorica Of the democrats have only reayd
lie expectations of all parties and their hopes also might
be added " the expressions oi Of the noisy ONES IN
aicatcd the sentiment of the quiet portions. Tic
republicans reiocc that the Americans get nothing tho
Americans lus'iy applaud the rrtraon of the rpuh
cans and both urc, for the FIRST tHe, IN harmonious
hert of exultatoD az each others msiounes, aud swell
he voice Of democratic Jubilee.
The from the various counties are so incomplete
that no definite opinion he formed 10 the average
comparative vote the different parties II pr0ha.
bic however that the democrats have plurality IL not
majority over tie other parties. The opycsition has
erc unexuectediy well IN Passaic and Mercer couns-
particularly IN tbs latter where there acor dial
iut in other counties has not than held s usual DO
ston
In the legislature there viii undoubtedly be democratic
maortcs in both houses, giving large majority IN ION,
meeting The tables below, compiled by estimates and
actual returns, give the two houses far az known
sYssrr--remocrats, 10; opposition q.
Horsa-Dcmocrats 81 opposition, %. Democratic ma
iurity ioint ballot, as.
lat year the senate Embellishments IL opposs on
And ue House-Democrats, 81; opposition, rs
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ELECTION IN MARYLAND.

BALTIMORE, Nov, "A. VI.
The election here is proceeding quietly. There are nd
cations of large vote The tavernS generally
closed and far thers has been no disorder beyond
little tippling and in instance knock down. The
Mayor personally visiting the polls and exhortng all TO
deal fairly and maintain the peace
We have reports &c serious disturbances in the remote
wards Of tho city
In the Seventeenth ward an Irishman has been killed
and another man is reported fatally wounded
A difficulty took place in the Thirteenth ward and
the naturalized voters driven from the polls.
Many rrmors aoat, hut In the absence OF reliable
information forbear TO give them
In of the wards matters quiet ani peaceable
HA1rrasr EiGnr oCTecx p. NJ
The election passed of more quietly in the latter part of
tho day than expected though there has been good
Zeal Of disorder and some b'ootshca.
The parties in the Seventeenth ward mentioned in the
despatch forenoon not dead but both seri
ously II not fatally wounded.
Another man was shc, near the Fourth ward polls this
evening but whether fatally not s not yet ascertaned
The Police have cap.ured large quantity OF arms.
They had been taken from two Of the armories
We have no returns yet.
Harypssr NINE O'CLOCK
The Americans are now marching the streets with
music and ransparenccs firing guns and pistols, cheer
ing loudly, and Claiming tho election Of their whole
ticket.
The scattering returns Indicate a gain Fillmore's
vote, whose majority was 900
There Is no doubt that the Americans have swept the
State.
MIDNIGHT.
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The Free Expectation Of Breadstufs from
France.
MINISTERIAL CRISIS IN TURKEY,
&c. &c, &C.

The steamship Canada, Captain Lang, arrived at Halifax
n O'Clock yesterday morning. She left Liverpool at
noon on the cath r her dates consequently three
days later than those already received by the Arago at
New York. and the Indian Quebec Tho Canada sailed
from Hnfax lik O'Clock yesterday for BosQ
where she will be due this evening
Sho brings about 81 900 900 in specie for the United
States, and tlree days later intelligence.
7he screw steamship City Of Baltimore, Captain Ieltch,
which sailed from Liverpool at neon on Wednesday, the
2ls Of October arrived at this port early yesterday
morning
Ne later advces from this country had been received in
England since those taken by the Canada, tho only
arrival out being the Antelope, from Portland Halifax and
81 John, N.F.
There is no news from India by these arrivals.
Rumors were current of elevations 10 the British
peeragc, among them were the names Of Sir Benjamin
Hall, Sir John Hammer and Mr.. John Abel Smith.
charss conference, at which Mr. John Frost is to be
asked preside s about to assemble in London for tho
discussion of the Reform BILL and the organization Of mea
cures ser opening chartist campaign.
The trustees Of Maynooth College, Ireland had elected
Or. Rsse President Of the college.
Tase Paris Mrieur publishes decree admitting into
France duty free certain descriptions Of iron copper and
soeel imported from foreign countries as raw material
sri destined for expectation after having been con-
veted by French manufacturers into iron ships iron
boats, machinery engines.
The London has report Of the Pope being anxious
70 abdicate and looking Cardinal Wseman the only
person worthy TO succeed him.
The Norwegian Storthng had rejected, by large ma
rty, royal proposition for the grant Of extraordinary
credits and In Of need for authority 70 raise loan
20 provide armaments, &c, in the event of sudden
The Russian government had published an oscai decla
the effect that Anapa soukum Kaleh and Rodoub
faI,h the Asiatc Of the Black Sea will alone be
open 10 fercgn ships aud that Russian rise will be
.essaiy even for those nort-
from Georgia report that the commander of the
Russian fort Of Nokka, and ten Of his officers fell into
anssuscade, aud captured after two Of tho suite
s~re kGled.
akr fsris jMo~ueur pnbiIshes correspondence from
q inlay which afI that the disposition Of the native
regiments that Presidency was dePlorabc, and that
r..y were being dsarmed rapidly.
The Paris Pays says il is positive that the King OF
lshi had proposed to the British military authori
tirs through hrs subordinate agents.
On the outward passage OF the Ariel, passenger named
s-lx G.rr,n died on board, on tho 18th nlt.
The .amship Antelope from Portland arrived out at
O'Clock on tie afternoon Of the 2Sd uit.
TIE steamship Indiana, from Scw York, arrived at
Southampton the .3d ult
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The london DAILY N7cs' Paris correspondent writes
that the Governor Of the Bank France to Com
peigne en- the 2cth prepared TO ask the Emperor for
likely that the request would be granted
The bullion in the Bank OF France stated upon relia
BILE authority to have decreased thirty hvo millions Of
francs since the st monthly returns.
Failures expected in Paris.
Gold being taken from tho Bank of France for Ame
rica. ertea-a.aa
Accounts from the departments through which the river
Aiier flows are worry unfavorabe. Tho water rising
rapidly.
Tho Receiver General of Taxes at Anglers has suspend
ed in consequence of specuations the Bourse, with
deficit in his accounts of 40o, 900 francs.
The French Three per cents closed at 66f. s5c.
to 51s per cent.
The OF Denmark has increased its rate of dscoun
from 10 9 per cent.
SWITZERLAND.
A letter from Zurich states that thirty commercial
houses principally in the silk and ribbon trade have fell
ed there.
telegraphc despatch from 81 Petersburg quotes the
gold ought to flow freely this side The does
not is to be found in the fact that precious metals
command 3k per cent premium amongst the money
changers The bank only furnishes small amounts Of gold
TO applicants.
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THE STATE ELECTIONS
TIVE ELECTION IN NEW YORK.
THE STATE VOTE.

The following ahie sompr total number Of yotas
by counties fer Gov sse as compared with the
vote for secretary f -e 1867 as far AZ heard from
in mplcte forny or by maotes up to hall past one
o'clock this mcrnlSg. The come in exceedingly
slow, but so far 9Th heavy democratic gain Though
outr the State. 7 The republican vote indicates
very heavy loss in both branches of the
Legislature, while the appearances thus FAR are greatly
in favor Of the democrats having carried the State by
considerable majority. From the returns thus far At
hand the republicans have carried Greene enesee Her
kmor and Ioga counties by small, majortes in addition
to townships ard parts of several other counties The
following is the table as prepared and corrected up to
the timo Of going 10 press this mornpg--
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RHVoLUTIoTg IN BOLIVIA,
DC, &c, DC.

Tho United States mail steamship STAR OF the West, "A o.
Gray commanding which LETT Aspnwall night Of the 24tb
uit for New York, via Havana, has arrived.
Tho Pacific mail steamship Golden Gate left San Francis
Oct s. with the usual semi monthly mails passengers
treasure hut had proceeded 400 miles when
he broke her shaft and compelled TO put back.
Che arrived in San Francisco the 10th ut and rans
ferred her cargo mails and passengers the steamship
Golden Age which steamship left the night the llth,
and arrived at Panama the morning Of the 2ith,
Gov. stevens and family, of oregon were among tho
passengers from California.
The Star Of the West hrinrs the following
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PASSENGERS BY THE CANADA.

hr nonau and lady, MIS- rerchcr and scrv.nt aIs'
and Mrs Amey Mr Rock well end lady Mrs and Msscs
Eohh Mr. and Mrs ARRAY three eh'srsn AMI nar-.s
Mrs Gsrhut and two children. Mr.. Workman Miss Nlc~
tree Hon Neal Dew rr Naddison and VI aai"rsievs
and laev Mr. Traue lndy and Mr. ynn aervan
rrfC~er snd ~fe. Mrs Fitzpatrick and child Nr Butler Mr.
Reynolds aud son, Mr. ADAMS and vie, Mrs Culian Miss
tarlyc. WAL walker. No'z, tlirrsicvc Rpisy, runiop
fccers Thompson famphn. Mlrhc'r~r, Titus. sutton Carl
fnrmss, fnvd Marin Ferguson Renharf Mfehsli, shL
warts Non'eru icchmerv Reynolds kershari Nc ,ndrew
c,F, bier, Fresdbsl Joseph MeFsrsnd. Brown. WILLIAMS
Asfcm, sfarre Fndin Eorhir, Jae1ur' Alexander. Ma
Jury. Ewing. ooxe Parker tursby, Tinker Lewis Rake
Frufc.t. Harvey Harrar, kildcry barbour. Hobar,
rr. wsbien, fard Rr-da-, tawrenc-. Ifawe. Rhoadcs
Whitehead. Wanace Laird, Psro Woodward, Robinson,
PubeL Bsarmont Hsnniean Kohn, rmen, r-ier. Hutger
Gocngs, Jackson. snsh Iahscni Raxsoroush, flotly.
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ar Of the wes, brings the follow ing

We indebted 10 "urscr BuIlay, OF the Star OF ths
West, for late le of California and New Granada papers,
The following persons died on board tho Golden Ags -.
October 10, H. Hg, ofGrecnbesh Renssollasr county,
New York, aged 50 years October 49, Iasoiuns, aged
years, OF pleursy October 10, " swccny, ii years,
Of consumption October u, Mrs Haley, q Gloucester,
Mass, OF consumption, aged AZ years
November 3, on board Star of tho West Horny
Woods, waiter, aged II years.
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SPAIN.

The new Cabinet still unorganzed.
Admiral Armearo continues to occupy the post OF the
head of the future Ministry, but the business Of the var
Gus departments transacted by Under Secretaries Of
state.
despatch from Madrid says that tho Cortes WAS con
voked for the Both Of October, but will assemble till
the Soth of December.
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The United States st. amer Water witch Lieut. Wm q
Lowell. " NJ, ctnmandng, ~ Washington via Nor
folk thirty ywo horfs the lattot place arrived At the
Navy yars yesterday morning She goes 10 Boston and
Portsmouth, ~ IT, for stores FOR the respect yards
ard returns 10 Norfolk with despatch.
The United states steam frga,c susquehanna arrived q,
Agiers the sth n October from Portsmouth,, and
chored in The roaeead after exchanging The usual utss
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made known that the plot recently discovered was of
republican character, and that the chiefs of il were in
communication with the leaders of existing movcmens in
ne Ianubian principalitics
Accounts from Constan'nor'e state that the Pore n
sders hat s treaties have been violated by the recent
appearance Of Russian shipofwar the Ruschack and
it has accordingly demanded an explanation from tl,e
Russian ambassador at Constantinope
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= GRE1T BRITAIN.

Lord Aacaulay has been elected High Steward of Cam
bridge.
The papers continue to publish lengthy speeches by
prominent men the Affairs of India. Among others,
the Duke of Cambridge addressed the citizens Sheffield
the occasion Of laying the foundation stone for the
Crimean monument He urged stern justice to the mutt
neers, and stated that recruiting progressing in
perfectly incredible manner.
Mr. Gladstone made speech at Liverpool upon the edu
catona question. He looked upon patronage the
and plague Of the country and hoped for the day when
nearly every Office will be held up the face of tho
try for the best candidate.
An examination in the Bankruptcy Court OF london has
brought Light extraordinary exposures in regard the
manufacture Of accommodation bills by commercial
The London Tines, taking for text protectionit
tce from American paper, euogzes free trade prn-
cpes and expresses surprise they mako such slow pro-
gress in the United States
farewell demonstration given To Neal Dow by the
temperance Liverpool the 23d uh. He is pas
senger per the Canada
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The King of Prussia rcganing his health very slow
iy-ndeed is inferred that his physicians when officially
called upon vii, have give such certificate regard
TO the probability Of the King beng able TO resume his
monarcci functions, will warrant the constitutional
assumption of the Regency by the Prince Of Prussia.
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In Baltimore the whole American ticket ~ elected by
large majority Including Harris and Davis tho Third
and Fourth Congressional districts.
Scattering returns from the Firth Congressional district
show game for Henkle, democrat
We have received the annexed despatch from private
source
Bn1scRE, Nov. 4, 1857.
The election to-day a of riot and confusion.
The foreign excluded in all but tho Eighth
ward Tho vote not large Tho streets of the city pre-
scnicd tho quiet of dcspotism Many places Of business
we're closed, all closed in Baltimore street before
night large bands Of rowdics In possession Of the
city. 4 German shot b the Second ward. One man
shot badly IN the head u the Seventeenth ward and
cannot live. The President of the Rip ais Yas shot in
the sife. dangerously The Second though Skin -
pairoed in the vicinity pi s0cli in patons with rifles
Tho Know Nothing majority Will be very large.
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AUSTRIA.

The Vienna correspondent OF the london Times, writing
the 18th ult says that during the last two or three
da tlcre had boon hull in the financial pressure, bo
that considered probabe that the worry
far from beng attained and that improbable
that the other Italian States would follow the exsmpeo
Parma withdrawn from the Austrian Customs UnioR