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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-03
TIE FAMILY HERALD.

Proceedings OF the Protestant Episcopal
ConvsnttOn-The War In ChinA-The
Crisis I'm Italy-The Presidential Cam
vass-Ths Execution OF General william,
Walker-Movement s or the Baron Rem
frew-Locai News OF New York-Ths
Markets, dsc., &c.
The FAMILY HERALD in its edition or to- day (Wednes.
day. will, with other matters, contain-A full report Of
the Proceedings Of the Protestant Episcopal Convention
held in this city the past week; The Latest News from
Europe, with detailed account Of the Entrance Of
bsdi into Naples the Flight Of the King, the Enthusiasm
Of the People, &C. An interesting article on the Condition
Of the War in China and the present State OF the Country
Report Of Sermon by the Lord Bishop Of the See Of
Victoria at Hong Kong China, the Christian Religion
in China Letters from Our Correspondents in the Central
States giving their opinions OF the Progress of the Pres
Dental Canvass An Account OF the Execution of General
Walker at rruxio The Movements OF the Baron Renfrew
In the United States Singular and Distressing Suicide of
Young Lady in New York The First Exhibition Of Mons
Berger the distinguished French Professor OF Billiards. All
the Local News Of New York and Vicinity OF Importance
Reports Of the Cattle Provision and Money Markets.
oil interesting news matters OF the preceding week
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News from Denver City.

ST. JOSEPH, Oct 2, 1880.
Denver City dates 70 the Gath Of september re
ceived. The express brings only little 81 900 In
gold dust, but much larger amount 10 In the hands OF
the passengers
The coach met officer with Gordon, the murderer,
$50 miles this side OF Denver Is thought that be will
be taken from the ocer before reaching that CITY, and
hung.
The citizens Of Denver met In convention on the
23d Of September and adopted provisional government
under which they hope future enjoy all the blessings
that good government can Afford.
The election Of officers for the ensuing ~ months II 70
be held september 20.
chunk Of gold weighing Slpl 10 reported 10 have
been from Gulch, the bead waters
the Blue river The said guch bids fair rival
celebrated Georgia Gulch, IN the same neishborhood
silver lead has been discovered on the dividing
ridge between the Arkansa and Platte rivers which a.
rich.
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q
In the United states District Court to-day Thomas Nor.
gan, lste master OF the Save bark Orion pleaded guilty
HIS sentence pOstp,nei Morgan not indicted
under the piracy act which involves capital punishment
but only subject 10 nne and Imprisonment Byron Cham.
berais mate VI the orion, pleaded not guilty, and his
trial has commenced.
he Duke Of Ne~oaste has written Mayor Lincoln that
the Prince OF Wales will attend the ball 10 bis honor al
The Boston Theatre, October Is.
large numbers of ccrgymen and authors Interested In
missions, arc hourly arriving 10 participate In the
fore ian misson jubilee which commences here 10
Tho jubilee will continue three days and tho
the expected 70 be Of unusual In
tcreat.
and Massachusetts, Jeff BY rail and steam boat having
this afternoon joia the demonstration In New York
unor
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and the managers claim that they have
disbursed all the funds at their com.
xnand, and that If the singers do not see ct to
go on and trust to luck, the season will be
closed. On the other hand, they have, like the
politicians, the prospect Of the spoils to ami.
mate them. Next week the Prince of Wales
attends the Opera in Philadelphia, and great
crowd Is expected. Then comes the great ball
at the Academy, for the rent Of which the
committee pay the round sum Of forty five
hundred dollars; so that the managers, thanks
to his Royal Highness and the Chamber Of
Commerce, will have some cash on hand. 1t
IS this hope which keeps them together, we
presume. For the next week, however, the
metropolitan public is not to go without its
Opera. Corporal Patti, who has already re-
deemed the fortunes of one desperate cam
paign, has returned from the provinces, and
boldly essays the Traviata," the most impor-
tant rifle she has yet attacked. The ha5itafs
are expected to rally around their favorite,
and If they do SO the present aspect of opera
tic affairs may be changed-the Muses. may find
themselves again in easy circumstances, and all
the clouds that have lowered over Irving place
be buried In an ocean OF dimes. Come, then,
dilettant, to the rescue.
AT the same time we cannot refrain from ex-
pressing our surprise at the constant recur-
the managers, and the wars between the mana
gers themselves. Here we have first class
operate city, people whose musical taste is Sc
cond to none in the world, capable directors
like Maretzek, Ullman, Srakosch and Servadio;
6rst rate artists like Fabbri, Colson, Cortesi,
Patti, Brignoli, Musiani and many others; and
yet it seems that we cannot have the pleasure of
bearing them in one company because of their
internecine difficulties. II really appears as If
Satan, not satisfied with his experiences among
the politicians, has gone to work among the
Opera managers and singers, and we suggest
that some kind of revival is absolutely ne
cesssry. The Opera folks must join a Christian
or moral reform association, or visit the Fulton
street prayer meeting, or be awakened to grace
IN some way.
As for the politicians we have given them
over to Satan long ago. He knows them
thoroughly, from the Presidential candidates
down to the nominees for the smallest ward
Offices, and he vial take good care of them.
But the artists and impresarii may yet be re-
deemed As Doctor Watts remarks
While the lamp holds out to burn
The viest sinner may return.
So we have some hopes yet for the rival Opera
managers. Let them initiate the little lambs
in their intercourse with each other. So shall
they delight the public and reap the reward of
Its appreciation.
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CorN-MrspELI.-On Monday. October 1, oy nev hr.
Porsai HgsRY r. Coils to EMMA daughter o. me isse
James hundell, ESQ all OF this city
the Rev Perry Of Brooklyn ~ his residence, DAVID
hkLros TO MARY ANN KEENAN,, both OF this city
LssnIsG-AsswIm -on Thursday. September ~. al
the residence OF The BRIDE Rev r. wggens joan
LkkssG OF the city OF london, England 70 Miss MAR
GARkI Ii AsKwiIH, Of this city.
hYERs-BouoHIoS -0n Tuesday, October g, by Rev. T.
b Goaudet pastor Of ST. AIMS church Tor deaf mutss,
Mr.. william Mrsas of Brooklyn Kings county, n. T.,
10 LUcr ADwArDx eldest daughter Of r. r. Boughton OF
this city.
VAN Eps-HowxII On Friday, September 81 by the
Rev. Vim. Lawrence, WILLIAM IAs Eps to EXILE
Howx1L, daughter OF Abro Ho well, Esq, all Of
this city
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Brooklyn City News.

BOARD or EprcAnoS-A stated meeting Of the Board
held last evening, Hon. C. p Smith, President, In
the chair The first business that up the steam
boiler belonging the estste Of the late Mr. Polly which
that gentleman had len In the school No. IL The trus
tees OF the estate, wAs reported, made two PROPOSE
tions either the boiler the Board for $3.50
Annum, 70 sell outright for 81 600 Considerable dis
cusson ensued, some OF the members being Of opn ion
that cold weather II coming whatever bargain Ii
10 be made ehould be made quickly. Eventually on
motion Of DR.. Thorn, the matter referred 70 the
School Committee, with power.
remonstrance nom the nhAbitant In the neighbor
hood school No III against the choice OF site for
school, presented BY School Committee No H. aud
resolution thereupon adopted the COMMITTEES
to sell tbs lot tn Van Buren, street, and TO apply 70 the
Common Council for perm ssion 10 purchase site
Some other routine business transacted, and the
Board adjourned.
Munsxors ArRAr N DAscE Hovss -ou Monday
night . number Of disreputable characters, male and
female engaged In . Low debauch In . dance house,
In North Firth street, r. D., when a row took place,
eventuattng Ia free fght, In which the principal
weaposs bottles, tumble7 and clubs Information
Of the nght given ct the Fifth district police station,
and ofioer Les despatched the Of scton,
where be found . named Thomas Kiniey iyiag on
the door, with sash In his forehead, which seemed
bleeding from wound In the neck, indicted by sharp
Instrument aud when oy the officer he had lost
much blood 10 be almost insensibc He Vas taken to
the station house. and 10 his residence where
be remains In an almost hopeless coalition. Several
other persons received Injuries es serious.
named william Kennedy arrested, charged with
wounding LArkn and melting the Array.
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ALhAAf, Uctobef z, 1850.
Three or four murderes arc st present In jail here,
charged with brutal murders. Judge Gould to-day do
cned 10 try any Of these cases. giving q reason that
under the bungiing and unsatisfactory law passed last
winter, conviction is impossible
Captain speliman for many years captain Of the cels-
brsted Burgesses Corps, has destined Q re election.
Major Sprague OF the United States Army and son In Law
OF the late General Worth has BEEN elected member Of
the in order 10 tender him the position Of captain
The Anti Rent Convention held bore to-day nominated
john singesnd. republican, for County Treasurer,
trct
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New York state Fair.

ELMkA, Oct 2, 1910.
The weather Is fair and promsing, and visitors
arriving In great numbers. The fair grounds have
been open exhibitors 10 day. and the entries nearly
oil made nner display OF booded cattle and thorough
bred heses and magnificent exhibition Of agri.
cultural implements and machinery has been seen
At at any previous exhibition OF the society.
Every available place in the Mechanics Hall 10 occu-
pied by practical result OF American ingenuity aud
enterprise The Coral hall In beautifully decorated, and
the display Of fruit large and nne The trot bet
Flora Temple and Patchn, for premium Of % ooo takes
place 10 morrow afternoon
The prospects for . highly successful exhibition are
very favorable indeed.
The rain Of yesterday ntcrscrcd materially operations
should the weather be favorable the balance OF The week
the attendance OF visitors will undoubtedly be very
large Governor Morgan and Hon. Buriin game
expected here to forenoon At two o'clock 10
the Arabian horses OF Governor Seward will DO
shows upon the grounds
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jersey City News.

ArrSTI TO EnL-wiian o'shaogsDsssy, . youth Of
seventeen yess arrested ass Monday night charged
with assaulting snd attempting TO KIN Michael Flynn
in an are The difficulty took place At the passaic ice
depot respecting about two drivers were
aIarrepg when OShaaghneasy interfered, aud seized
an are 70 strike Flynn, who fed 10 house By He
came out after some time, when be was struck by
OShaug hnessy, who had been lying Ia wait With the
The blow Fiynn's shoulder, and cut terrible
gssh extrdiuz the entire length Of the chest ant Of
ocpih OF tp1 iacLes
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SrPRKNK CoURI CIRCUIT Part Mos l02t, 1896,
145, AT 141S. Ian, 423 a25, Ar, i2e, 14Sl
LABS, 1889, al 4as AL 449, ASH, ass Ass.
Part 2-Aoiourned to Friday
SUPERIOR CorRT Part i-Noa esa, $685. ess 7i2, 40,
AIS, 66S $685. 72s 100, 1872, 1884 27s Part 2-Nos ALB
ST. $50 SOL 6as, 591 6o3 6o5 600, Gil 1915 6l5 62
625, 625, 627, 627h, 500, $40, 635.
COMMON PLEAS Part l-Same before Part 2-Nos
81, los 2,os9, 2loo, 2loi, 2loS 2lol, 2io5, 2,los
to 2 fi3, i,6s2.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CouRI Nos. % to So.
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wAuAcKs rHRArxE-Mr. John Brougham, who has
crossed Atlantic 70 try his fortunes actor and
author among British cousins, bas left 70 the New
York public most agreeable souvenir Of his ability
dramaiisa the ave oct comedy jailed Playing with
Fire." which performed for the drst time last night
90 the intense delight Of very large and thoroughly
metropolitan audience The story Of the play ia one
Of every day life, the Incidents slight every day
incidents generally are, but the situations are ar.
ranged with exceeding cleverncss, and the dia-
Iogue sparkics with eptgrams and bon mots. Tue
plot, such NJ It is, may be best understood from
she principal characters Dr. savage (Mr. Lester
wallack), rather eccentric physician, with a sharp
busting wife (kks Mary Gannon), and Herbert
waveriy (Nr. Norton), . gentleman who Ia jealous Of
Mrs waveriy (krs. Hoey) without cause, and sho I'm
duoee Or. savage dirt with the lady test. or
cannot play wth Ore and without
having his fingers just . little burned Happily, Is
only iitte and the author works ou, his moral With
out the aid Of renorr pocket handkerchief
effects Thers Is pleasant underpldt, where
In Messrs. Blake, A. II. Davenport, Mrs Yer.
ucu and Miss Tree have good characters, which they
render admirably. 50 far a. the comedy Itself Ia con.
cerued It remarkable for clever construction and with
out dialogue rather than for any special interest ~
story The third spd fourth sfe especially good and
stirred up the audience 70 an unvonted pitch OF enthu
enulpe success and We DO no, hesitate 70 pronounce
altogether the best Of Mr. Broughsms comedies That
viii have great and enduring place In the English
drama n hey ond perafventure.
while we give ali credit 10 the author Of the
play a h also proper that the artists BY whom vas "
Illustrated snould duly inferred. II We begin With
Mr. Lester waack we have say tina, his performance
OF Savage decidedly excsieni be gave fresh
AMI agreeable 1crng 81 very difficult yet elective,
role Mr. Davenport, who made his arst appearance nj
theatre likewise very successful witn the part
OF Pinchbeck which be played with degrees of genuine
humor that took the house Dy storm. Mr. Blake made the
best Of roe which hardly worthy grea, sbltlss.
The ladies', Ars Hoey, Mss Cannon, and Mrs Nernon-
were ikesise very good Mrs Hocy psyed tne Irritation
scene IN the third sot very nney aud Mss Cannon wH
never mere piqusnt than a. the wife Of the presumed
faithless Doctor.
Altogether, the performance eninently satsfAc-
tory and ~s have not entnrssxtic "hrst Rht
for several years Mr. Lester wslsck made the usual
sunoupcemeot that the mes piece would be repeated
every night I'll further notice. and the audience
Abe intelligence with unusual favor.
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The screw steamship 4. r Cuyier, from New YORK, ar
rived Typee al ave- and At the wharf al eight ocok
this tuesday, morning.
The screw steamship Montgomery arrived Al rybec At
two r. NJ yesterday, and at tue wharf at seven O'Clock
SvAS-AH, Ot
me United states mail steamship Augusta from Ss~
York, arrived her wharf NJ IL oclock Tges1Ay Io1n,
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LADY, Caldwell Miss 0IcArist Mrs A.oaea xrs Powers
and two children bregmaa formhsy Mn Holmes ard
d.nsa.sr 9 ss.ne, ns Hsnfcsd Mr. voz, ohas.
MS J Brown. Relph LADY. w sulla aud ADJ
Dobu Mrs viler, james smith, Mas Pos. Banon-
and 20 In The steersxe
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ne n~l-xx~r. Stat. Iot,

Drawings OF the Delaware State Lot
teres -WOOD EDDY a 90. Managers OF the
DKLAwARx KxSrucSr AND sissoUsI STATE LOTTERIES.
DKLAwARx-ExrRA CLASS, 47U OcroBER 2. 1850.
TO- 20, 80, 49, %, ~, 49, 50, 81, As, &C. 10, So, IS.
DEIAwArr-cLAss ts0 ocrosrs 2. 1860.
60, 66, 20. 80. 26, 20, Sc, .. AZ, 43, Is, l.
Circulars sent free OF charge. by addressing either 10
WOon, EDDY 4 co, Wilmington, Delaware,
Or WOOD, EDDY CO.. ST. Louis, Missouri
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Visiting Firemen.

PHILADELPHIA, O-t 2, 1860.
More than half the Fire Department OF this city turned
out this evening 10 receive D. d. Tompkns Eogns Com
psny, u Albany, ~ v, and escorted them IN grand
iorcbsbt procession from the Kensngton DEPOT over
long route through the city They are guests Of Perse
ver.aea Comp~ny.
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NEWS FROM THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
Anaaxs In Msxfco- M1re mon Again ON the
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of She spanish
Minister, &c., &c.

Anaars In MsxfcO-M1ran mon Again ON the
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of She spanish
WASHINGTON, Oct 2, 1850.
sm Nnws FROM nHxIoo
Advices were received here this morning from Vera
Cruz with dates I4th, and from the city to the 10th
uit. The news is unimportant. Miramon had already
rallied pretty large force and being aug mented
daily. He would thus present q formidable array
against the advancing liberal forces The Spanish nis
ter, II was understood, secretly aiding MIramon
Ip this connection permit to say tina, the course
pursued by the black republican presses especially that
stocsjobbng journal conducted by the "Lttie vilann
Ia regard 70 Mexican affairs, dsgracefu One day they
throw the responsibility where Justly and properly be.
iongs-upon Congress- the next day the Executive Ia re
sponslbe for al the trouble and that be has it in his
power 70 prevent It, but Is afraid 10 use It, These
miserable scrbbers know well enough that President
repeatedly In special messages asked authority from
Congress TO act but refused every instance TO com
ply with bis request The President has no authority
TO use the naval force nov In the Gulf except
TO protect American citizens aud their property.
TIE CASE or GENERAL HARVEY.
The report that the British government had demanded
the recall Of General Harvey running the rounds Of
The papers, Is IN entire fabrication No such demand was
ever made.
CONTRACTS FOR NAVAL SUPPLIES AWARDED.
The contracts for supplying the various navy yards
throughout the Uated States with necessary materials
the next fiscal year has been awarded Gilbert Co.. OF
Washington; Collins Co.. and W. P Kennedy Of New
York, have received the bulk OF the awards
RETURN SECRETARY RLoYD.
Gov. Floyd, who has been absent for two weeks re.
turned this evening ia excellent health.
AID FOR SUFFERERS
Prominent residents of Washington have organized An
efficient committee 10 solicit contributions the relief
Of the Syrian sufferers 70 be forwarded IN the storeshp
Release.
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sUssx CosrTy CLASS rs ocsossR O. 1860.
As, 81, rs, 6s, Sc, II, 81 So 81. l6 80 80 IS II.
CossoIIpArsD LorrsRv-CLls. III Der. . 1880
60, AZ, az, n, ~. IL. as, 80. Is, 81, 3, 81.
y KsFaANcx
Wilmington, Delaware.
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the sailing OF the Europa.

q
The steamship Europas malls close al eight O'Clock to-
"wednesday morning. but she will not sail until
about eleven oclock
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~ 49,. =. :, TT" N ~ VDs ko00'
The town meetings for the choice OF seectmen
inspectors OF Elections took place in Of the towns
IN this State Twenty four OF the twenty eight towns
heard from have elected republican town officers.
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Ma. fAslnRo's sHAKsrEsnAs RxmARsAIs.-A Fitzge-
raid rasiro gentleman for years attached TO the
transAiors bureau Of the state Department nj washing
ton, end well known liDsuist Of TkaSle talent Is
announced 70 commence . series Of rehearsais from
hakspsare at hall Of the Mercantile Library Clinton
place. 70 night, opening with the reading OF Hamlet"
There peculiarly abou. the readings Of Mr. rasstro
which wiz commend them 70 the lovers OF the wonderful
well the admirers OF good dramatic recitation. and
that w. that be reclses the play entirely from memory,
without the aid Of the text-somethng presume
attempted before We have doubt that this novel
terainmsnt viii attract large audiences and that Mr..
rasistro viii be encouraged 10 proceed with his deres
lions OF the great dramatic poet
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Royal Havana Lotsery.-Nos. 4.342,
Is is6 20 s9 es65 1871 drex the Five Capital Prize.
tho drawing september L. 1860 Circulars free OF
BY addressing Don Rodris uez, OF city post,
Charleston, 81 q.
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Busfnsss Hets, Opera Hats. Promenade
Hats Soft Hard Hats Tall and Short Hats SILK Has Fur
Hais Beavsr Hats Hats for gentlemen, Hats for mid
de Eenuemeo and Hats for elderly gentlemen low priced
Hats and HaU 1t ali prices and ali OF The genuine KNOX
manufacture be obtained only 2l2 Broadway Those
who want Hat must 10 there FOR Il.