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THE NEW YORK SUN.
sAruRpAY MORNING, oCTR IL, 1851.



~. ,,.,ti,no abatement Of the London Tis,es
,rhloh We q-ote elsewhere, that the Government
N n. United States Ia a consenting party 70
IN. proposed subjugation Of Mexico-for Il can
really mean nothing else In The end-would
once have commanded more respect than II Is
now possible to accord 10 IL. Any statement
nj the London Tines on American affairs Is now
to he received with all suspicion, and affords
pround only for believing the reverse, If any
thing.
The argument by which the Tme' attempts
% show the reasonableness Of consent on the
part Of our government, IL as fallaci US a. Br-
fish seeessionsm can make II. Our Sccrc a'y
Of State has n ado his most respectable figure
by far, in his benirg toward foreign powers,
and in a certain almost msjo'ic assur.p 'on'
on all occasions, great and smsll Of the itdi>
visible destiny Of the Republic. We shall MT
readily cicdi, our mos, INSCRIPTIONS cSlumrda-
tor in the assertion thst he hss in this m1'er
proceeded on he assumption that Mexico u
30 DO no more our neghbor, but or enc
my'a and that il 10 well TO pu' Euro jcin
check In the wsy Of southern rapaci'y beyond
our own control. That argument may b. dis
missed a. a cockneyi,m.
II our Government has really taken any sori
Of silent partnership in this enterprise, which
we disbelicve, it must I've on the ground thai
with our hands too full to prohibit a step prode
termined by our envious rivals, the best thiul
we can do, is to secure position TO modify an,
perhaps eventually control or restrict tho pro
been given by our Government it must hav
been coupled with pledges on the other side 4,
vorable TO the Independence Of Mexico an
against the acquisition Ct territory VI jurisdic
tion by European powers.
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THE LATEST NEWS,
BY TELEGRAPH TO TIKI NJ Y. SUN.
From Jefferson City.
SOLDIER SHOT ny A MARSHAL.
TIE SOLDIERS NUTINOUS.

Jefferson Ciiy, No OctoJcr 1O.-Lieut Col
Brown, Of the 7ih Missouri Re, iment, Provost
Marshal at Tipon shot private Of the 9Th
Missouri Regiment this morning. Tne Lieut.
Colonel ordered the private 60 lay down sime
boards he was tearing from rnce and upon
his refusing to do 20 nred IT him, killing hun
Instantly.
The affair created the most intense oxci,e-
mcnt among the soldiers. The "a and O
Missouri rushed 10 arms, and demanded that
Lieut. Col Brow be delivered up TO them.
A park Of artillery was drawn out in front Of
the Provost Marshal's office, and Brown was
threatening to fire upon tho mutnou, soldiers
~hcn the train left.
MOVEMENTS OF TIIE RRnEIs
scout has just arrived here from Spring
Geld and reports at headquarters that thare arc
only 600 rebels at that place. lilo sl,O learn
cd that Ben McCullOch was NJ Camp j ,ck son
with only enc hundred and fifty mon, waiting
rcinforcemen'r from Arkansas. A l,rsc patty
OF McCulloch'S force, who were with him at tho
battle of Wilson's creek were with G'rcral
Price at Lexington and the rest with General
llardcc. Ben NJ Culloch expects 20 join Gen.
Price n, Sac River about the ooh inst ant, and
the con bincd forces then expect tn march on
Jefferson City. This information is believed Ia
| 'e entirely reliable.
A special Jefferson City dispatch to the St
| LOUIS RpUbicdD, dated al noon on the otl
INST, says:-
The report Of 9, 900 rebels being near Her
mann lat night, seems confirmed this morning
~ Sn order fer xix regiments has beon sent here
ny the COMMANDER Of the federal troops at that
point 1t i, stated that the rebels were es htcen
| miles fiom Hermann this morning, with the
| intention Of butnin,, the GascOnado bridge, aud
| cutting of Geographic and railway c5mmunca-
| tiun between jefferson City and ~. Ioui,
which seems to rnier tho McCuloch pro
grammc already ntioncd, a. probable. Tn
commander Of This post, General Thomas l.
Price, has made such Arrangements, it is sup
posed, as will defeat the deSi II Of the rebel
Mucn excitement exists lore on the subject, br
Jefferson City is not believed in any inmineu
danger.
The report that MyFcsll johnson had toen {,
tall Injured by an explosion Of gunpowder,
confirm d. They were digging some cxhumc
powder when ii ,Np'olcd, killing several me
sni wounding fifteen or twenty. JohIso
| Loot both his eNcs.
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GuiLyoEs, Ohio, Oct. 1.-The steamer Izetta,
laden with government property, left here this
houss Shoals, which is 30 miles above Point
Pl'asapt, was fred into by 100 iob'l cavalry
fom the south hapk Of the river, and ~dsr,d
TO land Csptin Windser AMI by the OBJ
gnes slone, tho pilot having been compelled to
leave his poet, iuccceoing in turning his boat
down the stream ard escaped, reaching here this
afternoon.
The Government steamer Silver Lake IL sup
posed 10 have been captured by tho rebels.
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Pslios InseIIin svoe. 6,o.

LARCENY nj A EERvASr -Catbarine Fay,
formerly servant in the family 4 Dr.. Stephen
A. Main, Of 20 West 23rd street, was arrested
yesterday, charged with having, some time
since, stolen iewclry, &C 10 the value Of sIf
from her employer. The accused was discharg.
Cd for misconduct, and after she left the articles
wero missed. Justice Kelly locked her up to
answer.
BURGLARY.-The. house No 1s Beach street
was entered by burglars on Thursd ~ night aud
robbed q a quantity Of gas fixtures and lead
pine 30 arrest
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ARRlvAL.--Wc have a dispatch announcing
the arrival Of the Glasgow at st. Johns, with
dates four days later than pr the Asia. Ifsub.
squent dispatches furnish noWs by her Of
importance We shall publish it in a second
edition
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Fac SIMriEs or TREASURY NorEs.-A
number Of .(dc Gmiiei Of tho new seven and
three ienths treasury notes have been issued by
various bu.ine q firms in this city and elsewhere,
tor Advertising purposes. Several Of thcse notes
have been brought to the sub-Trea,ury for ac-
krowledgmont by persons who Vi taken thom
on the supposition tina, they represented the va
luo Of their numerical faco--and in one case q
pcor G, rmAn, ignorant Of our lanquage, had
actually ddranced rdiic upon one OF them.
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IbiiGjeipbia, oct. 1.-The official vote Of
Chester county shows majority o. over 900
against the Peace party, not including tho vote
Of 2, f0 soldiers.
Books county elects Judge Woodward and
Senator Clymer, and the whole democratic
ticket by over 600 majority.
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WILCOX & GmRs
WING ACBIN EH,
COS BROADWAY.

LYoSs' MAGSEuC INsECr POWDER.
The original and g.Luine srul, will eStsrminat,
X sShes, Ants and AL yermin. Free from poison.
LYONS MAGNETIC PILLS,
Ave sure death to RAYS aud Ice. Sod 10y all Drug.
gis's everywhere ID. S. BARNES, Proprietor, IA
Park Row, and I2i Broadway.
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4 GREAT SAVING OF MoNEY AND LABoR Is
REALIZED in tie use II PYLEs o X. SOAP. It
eNoels all other soNps tie market, AID is rap dly
coming into general Use. Sud by grocers every
-
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mAKkHAaRssy.

GROEL-DRLANY-In Newark, sert s5th, by
the Rev. Mr.. Pret, Mr. NicholH Groel, Of Newark,
to Miss Cathaiine J. Delany, Of New York. Ts
RAYNOND-GLAsISR-- Brooklyn r. D.. on
TLunday, OF. 10th, at the tesdelco " the BRIDES
mother by the Rev. Dr.. Porter, join g. Raymond.
Of New York, " Annie NJ Glasier, Of the former
place Ga
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The Deputy Collector for Albany received
instructions from Collector Barney to makc
alleged TO have been smugglod through the
Custom House. II appears that shor, time
since there was received nj the Observatory
some o., OOO worth Of instruments, purch ssed
in Europe, and among them one on whi.h no
duty had been paid. Hence the seizure
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COIL, or LIST Reslment, Irish brigade,

OF this Regiment, Is recruiting at ~ Prince st.,
100 Crosby. or At tent in tie Park. THIS com
pauy il must sred into service, aud wants few
more men To complete Il. Uniforms, rat ons and
quarters FURNISHED oH signing tho ray rolls mme-
diRtely. Capt THOMAS sCANLIN 1st Lieut.
WIN FOGARTY, I'd Lieut.. Z. NORRIS 32
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Fort Monroe, Oct. 1e-IId baltimore, Oct. II.
-t'cmmodore Goldsborough arrived here from
Washington this morning.
Thtre was an alarm on the Roads last night,
which was 80 darkest and stormiest Of the
eeason. Tw' ~ steamers came down, doubt
less with " zion Of attempting 10 run the
blocked drew when thew found that
they it served.
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Boston, OCT. 1.-The United Stlto7 Gun
boats ". G.. Anderson, King Fisher and Ethan
Allen, sailed from below today.
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Board oP SUPERVISORS. This Board met
At . J.. NJ, yesterday, and proceeded with the
appointment Of Inspect rs Of Registry. They
alJour' oil to noon today, when they will ill
any vacaI cies that may occur.
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GRAND CAVALRY ANp MILITARY PARADE
at e. mp Sjott and O. snip Harr =, Fort To npkin 4,
staten lslsLd, on Sl",l,y, OFT 10 h.
A grand parade II the Ira Harris Guard. CaviL
~, at Camp So IT, sud the Clinton Qua d, Camp
ii Tiis, at Fort TOnlku will take place On sun
day, 18th inst.
t. rea y all the Camps, take Staten Island Ferry
Boats. They leave 'v'ry hour, fu.t of whitehall
ret, Qets cen Battery aud nth FerTy) On
S sunday they will ntu to camp Scott landing, CT f.
ton, near Font 7, mpl.inr at the Narrovs, sho 1T
drt,ncc from the camping grounds. Fare only SIR
T,Dfs
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RELIGIOUS.

Protestant Episcopal "Church Of the FREE
q, spell" west 20th st. west Of 9Th ave, Rev, GEO. L.
NEfDR Pastor; residence 23T west Both n.
d vine service every sunday, al ION O'Clock = m,
md ~ m, Seats free, ap19 96s'1ss
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BNRRY's TmCopHERous
is the Lest and cheapest article for dressing NJ d
bcautfyng cleaning curling, preserving and re-
storing the hair. Lad lies, try 1t. 3, d by all d ug-
giss.
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DEMrRRAGE.-A meeting of persons in the
produce trade was held at the Produce TX q.
change yesterday, 10 consider the demurrage
question. Mr.. +. +. Sage presided over the
meeting. A committee, consisting of Messr,
Kingsiord, Stu'zer, French, Williams, uerck,
Brown, Caleb AMI Allen, was app,inted to
take the subject into consideration. AMI report
to ether meeting on Friday next.
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TWO LIVING WHALES, AT JONES
20 css. Ohildrso under tsn, 10 Gss> ocs e'ls
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RIIEAsED PROM FoRr LAPAYErrE.-Dr G.
G. M,Gill and Samuel Anderson woro released
frsm Fort Lniay cite yesterday afternoon, on
tking III, oath of allegiance. TX Marshal
Kane, Of Baltimore has been transferred from
Fort Lafayette to Fort Columbus.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

Temperance The Olive Branch Society
+ Ia pulh meeting SUNDAY evening, oct 18th,
al Gs East Broadway, on TIE 9d foor at ~ p NJ;
= 81. J. +. BARR, Of IA sas, r. NJ. POER \.
LEANENS, X. CROW and oaher'; concert and ball
On TUESDAY nett u. WALFORD Pres. 20
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4. q. II, Long Island . A general meeting

OF tie above order viii lee held At Tammany Hal,
cor. York and Pcnrl sts Brooklyl, GU Monday
,yeniI <, oct l4th, at ~ o'clock TO make final ar
Engagements for participating In the es 'ort of the re-
mans of cur distinguished countrymNn, 7 Il, Nc
Manus. Al'o the various Irish Societies wishing
t. participate respect uly invited to attend this
meeting PHILIP CLARE, q p,
MICHAEL DAILY, q >. ocl2 2issi33
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-tttci.-E. X. Jones, the r grim BY Preachsr,
will preach y morrow (5und ~ Afternoon 81 Three
o'clock. Prayer meet ng NJ inday and Thu sdsy
evenings ~ half las, I. Come one, come all seAta
free. 90
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DEATII or 4 CATHOLIC PRupsr Rev. Am
brcsa Buchmayer, pastor d tho German ST.
Nicholas X. G Church, in which he has Off q.
cia'ed fer the past fifteen years, died yesterday
A. the O of IS wears,
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The Members Of the N. v =. j. II, II. =.
are re4leste 10 attend a quarterly meeting ON Sat
urday evening, October toe 18Th, at ~ o'clOrk, as
Il ere Is business ~ Importance 10 bs transacted
OWE PRNDERGAsT, Pres. Ohm BELLY, Sec.
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Rev. -. A. Corey will preach In the Murrny
mn Battist Church. 18th IT. let. Bah and Gu
sve- ton orow, at 10Y o'clock AIM and ., IN
49,. L VI
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CrSrRAL PAHK.-Thoro will 10 music on the
Central Pork today, commenting at ~ o'clock,
T.. NJ, If the weather is fine.
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cry u, MURRAY, Pastor OF Market Stree. Church,
will preach tomorrow morning and evening. Morn
Ing service will commence at ION O'Clock. Evening
aeryioep Al ~ o'clOk. au3l tf'S
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st.,c street ConEres niIonaI Church, sear

Hjyi st. Brook yn.-rbe Rev. PcL VAN NOR
MAN, OF New York will preach In tie mornng ~
1Ok 0ul,ck, md in tet,epirg At ~ o'clock, "
sh, Rev. D.. ARCHER, s-ndiy scho Al aud
O'closk lRj
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PUBLIC ENTERTAINMENT
CADEMY OF MUSIC-TO-NIGuT.
"a SATURDAY.
FOURTH NIGHT OF

=
FOURTH NIGHT OF
TIE COMBINATION PROGRAMME,
Admission % cents. AmphltLeatre 20 cents,
Reserved seats 20 cents extra. Orchestra stalls ".
Box Office Academy Of Music sibers and o.
BRooKLYN-This morning, a, l, HERMANN
MATINEE
NEW YoRK-Monday, Finh Night of the COM
BlNATlON PROGRAMME
Tupd'y HERMANN 10 Brooklyn.
We ne'day. Sixth Night Of the COMBINATION
PROGRAMME in New York.
THURSDAY, ULLMANN's BENEFIT OPERA
IL BAlLo IN MAsouERA,
RARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSBUM--
- GRRAT SUCCESS OF TIE NEW Play
DICRENsS GREAT EXPECTATIONS.
Grow dea and delighud audiences, both afternoon
and evening. This great drama il 70 eived wisn
Ierfect enthusiasm, and will DO repeated THIS and
THIS AND EVERY AFTERNOON and EVENING"
"A 8 aDn ~ O'Clock.
WHO will pay 80 cents and dollar 10 SOC inferiG
pays when they can witness this magnificent Drama
and aee all the superb novelties ~ tie Museum 70
side foI % cents I POPULAR AND ATTRACTIVE
~ Il r., II will be continued but short time, a. 10
must give place to other dramatic novelties.
During each performance Miss DORA DAWROH
the great DOUBLE-VoICRD VOCALIST, appears
in her admired DOUBLED VOICED DUETT
TIE following unparalleled combination Of living
novelties and curiositles may be ssen at all hours
MONSTER ELEPHANT TURTLE,
nom the Galapagos Islands.
WHAT is TT or MAN M0NKHY.
ALBINO FAMILY FROM MADA0ASCAh
TIE GREAT LIVING BLACK SEA LOA
MAMMOTH BEAR SAMSON.
GRAND AQUARIAL GARDENS, -.
hllsd with Living Fish from every Iyer NV me-,
and TO which is constantly being added many NV
so LIVING MONSTER SNAKES.
HAffY FAMILY, and near . million Gun" An~
from every pan Of the world. =.
Admission 70 all, % Csa Children undg .sn. ~
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u. $. DARLING's Cons AND BrNIoN sALvE,
ELNEE FAIIs To CUKE. Warranted. Price % cents
box. b Id NJ the ONCE, l0S Nassau ~, n. " and
y. W HAYES. i15 Flu ton st., Brooklyn.
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THE NMrH ANSIvERsAEr or "St ASS's
CuuRcH FOR DKAp. NUTS and others willing
10 promote their welfare" was celebrated on
Sunday, the 9Th inst. A discourse was preach
ed by the Rector, the Rev. Thomss Gsllaudet
setting forth the following statistics ;-FAmi-
lies SO 15 whoss heads are deaf-mutes); Indi-
viduals about 700 Q5O deaf-mu,es); G nfrmed
81 &c deaf mutes); Communicates 1853 (i6 deaf
mutes). There were during the car three SER
vices every Sunday, tho afternoon being spoci-
ally for deaf-mutes.
The inc me Of s. AIMS church for the year
was, efierirgs IS, 800 20, donations from friends
mostly outside Of Tho Parish S5,156 03, from
Trinity church $500, othar sourcos e3i 50 I;
total siO,7s ca Could this church at once
reoeivo about $4,000, II would DO In selfsus-
tanning position. The general scope Of the SER
mon, with its affecting incidents, showed that
much had been accomplished in the way Of
improving the condition Of deaf mu'os in tenn.
pral as well as spiritual matters.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

Pest Once Nstice.-T'he malls for Earepe,
via soun ampton and Have, per U. .. .tearner
FULTON, VIII close At this ofhcs Saturday, the
12th day Of October, .. ION o'clock a. m
1O1 WILLIAM n TAYLOR, P.M
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south Brooklyn summit street Mission
near Hamilton ave. Pre- x by H. CURRY,
'oH, and W. $. IRVINE, . O'cllck preaching
also in the evening. IS
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FiRrNHS's ToURSAsRrr A meeting will
be held 1T =" The Gotham in the Bowery near
Houston ST., this evening, to arrange the pre-
liminaries for the Premon's Tournament Which
IA 70 take place on Thanksgiving Day. Novem-
be- 2sth. 1t is intended TO have playing
matches between steamers and hand engines,
and race, between the hook and ladder and hose
companies.
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preach tD-uOrrnw even NJ, NJ ~ O'Clock, at the
Sanctuary, los First st-"On the Punishment ~ ta
Propt ecies, lsraels Redemption, TIE Second Clna>s
ing Of Christ tie Millennium sc, &c. B1als frcS
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1st scou LIfe Gaard. 4th ReGimsat \. y

ISL scOu l.fe Snhra, ftn mce'ment ~.
composed Of the members u the Bsot Life Guard
an association formed OF those who have served In
the Men lean War, and on the cAl Of the PrasidenA
the Association Immediately organized the allow
Regiment, and was one Of the first Regiments 20
copied in the U. 3. service for the war. They lea
for the seat Of war with the State compliment d
men, eOO, and was In the service al Newport NsWl
Va, but " now stationed at Hsvre de drAoa, Ma
Gen. DIX has ordered the Regimen, 70 be increased
W the Government standard Of l046 nsn, immedi-
ately Recruiting ONCE hiss been opened a IA
sent every day 70 the camp Of the Regiment, n
cruitng stncers Major WIN. JAMESON and Hsaa,
JAMES MCDONALD, soSs iai.sloI
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tie King Street Ctutch, viii 10. W preach in tho
said c. IL CHI Sabbath newt at 1OH =. IN, and ~
y. IN. The friends Of the cause and the pubic gem
orally are respectfully invited S',ts free. l39
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NEWSPAPER WRarrFRs.-The Postma gtcr
General has ordered 10 be RI iced on sale at the
post offices new and convenient form Of news
paper wrappers which will supply a long ex-
i-tiI K van, ON tho part Of the public. Those
Wrappers arc formed of oblOng-Squlte sheets,
gummtd at one end, and adapted to any size
newspaper. The Introduction of these couve.
the postIl revenues.
TnE SYRiCusE PEorLEs UNIoS NoMINAr-
$50 CoNvrSTioS.-Tho rrofcssedly Simon
Pure" People, Union Convention, calming to
have been an ho-i1ed by the Syracuse Conven-
ton ~ o. last evening at room No. I @ Cooper
Institute. DIR. Austin presided. The Coaven-
ton preceded TO the nomination Of caIdidite
Tor the Judgcship Of the Marine Court. Afscr
nomination by acclamation.
The following nominations we're then made .
Judges Of Superior Court-Murray Hoffman;
Lewis b. Woodruff.
Judge of Court Of Common Pleas-John T..
Brady.
Far Supervisor, Mr. t. J. Brown received a
very doubtful nomination by aCclamation. A
,cete of general disorder ensued.
A conference committee of seven was APP
pointed by tho chair. A number Of senatorial
ard assembly nominations were reported, and
each announcement was followed by yells,
cheers, ca,.calls, and all manner OF indescribI-
bic Sounds.
motion to appoint committee to arrange
for n mass meeting was adopted.
The meeting then adjourned until Wcdnes-
day oyt ming next.
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way and 2Oth st.-REv. N. e INNINGS Minis
ter. y. r. JONES, "Tle by Prscher," viii
preach Sunday-to-morrw- lOk O'Clock,
A. NJ Seat Tree. trance In 2Oth 4. Is
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Greene Street VI. Church, bet Broomo
and Spring sts. R.v. CliA5. HARRIS, Pastor,
viii preach tomorroS, ~ iuH O'Clock am, AMI N
o'clo pm. Sgljet u the evening disc iurre -
"rhe gain u lots." S,crAmental service at O'clk
? IN. stats fee and Strangers inv ted 81
Rev. stephen ~ TynE, Jr, VIII preach
In the Free Church ~ the IDLY Meftyrs, 80 reyth
this mission. co
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Foreign Intelligen ce.
Two Days Later from Europe.
Arrival of the Asia.
-
TIDE INTERVENTION IN MEXICO.
-
INTER ESTING Prom ITALY
Arrival of the Asia.
TIE INTERVENTION IN MEXICO.
INTERESTING PROM ITALl.
OUR CHINA SQUADRON COMING HOME.

Tho mail steamer Asia, Cipt Lott, arrived
yesterday morning. She left Liverpool 2sth
September, and Quoenstown the 2ath Thr
Asia was detained five hours outilc Sandy
Hook by dense fog.
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TRUSTEES SALE
TRUSTEE'S SIZE

go. PROPERTY on Gl;.N0R STREET
virtue 81 ce'r % Ia Grcuit Cnurt Tor 4 ltiTar,
10y; me nm .esl%n". Irus,"- viii sci by mimic
@ 81 sgreina, 'i1%e ih-d on tie 6h day q
""S te,t tter at II" hour of n',0ork = - 1 1911
~ ~. tt 81. THREE PARCELS tF GfGEND s;t,,,fcI
H., L-t ca tn Ia" est side a. Er.ar street H. c
r n 'eo VI adcpth Of i2j feet sail Its rr,
c. ,.e' ~ t@t a"d rt n"rarrly rom IT,
'St co ier 81 > iaI"g3 f,ilror
IS E4n' tn Tia ye riy 81 81 10 " l.,
49,, htiinlNGS for dwellings tllrcts og.s hi. viii
VIZ ~ ttcie; BENG Tho s.ma J IS i.a,ci D., .S
Is59 ~ a. htarr ) - tease dated list reb-t
Jpn r , ,s cog 6 &. $ No lGi loio &C. rs%- AID
rent VIII ~ "2 up 20 It .: Sau-s her S;! ~
ms 50! -0n,'aii Of ~. c,.e N srey T. t il in
,'S on DAY g" shi. btia payable onr rn43 5-,
he - + sction o. the tru tie gu .7'r'" 70
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TkU STEE5S SAFE

go GILM0R STREET PR0nEpTy
by virtue ~ decree Of the tisCr;t CCnr, = 1oI,i,
ciy me Undersigned, Trustee will sell hy nnhc ,ct 81
~ bin !ihSts hrEena!ter de c:iAtd. on The i6ib da
& isol u air ,if not r4ir then o. the ueT ir
"i' ti1,,,''iits 10 4 thc hour of 4 p'clpc- = II
A Ill TrpS+ Two PARCELS OE- q .,Oi'ND sitr,tsl -
fr ~ c.ty, on tn. west side uf Gil srsrt Each af
- ."'% cet WHIP d pth Of hundred an ~,
u et to the t9S side Of Vincent sey; sail Io:s H. %
nr"CliEeiH "ac huHdFed and ninety. ana T. O Eu-,
ail~ teg ~ H"rhsriy from the west corner NJ
H "nlor streets; egCh -; is subject t, tn vents
,'J' btyAle nan Nearly, on lst july md JaIrary ~,
tE"4 nr on each H. IS r-" story BRICK nv FJTI.GI
TIti Two story rex building. ba.l the s4r,r a,,,,
t.aset. ny Niles White TO 6. " SA0wacfe Ss, q !, "
~ lno iaXss and ground rent will he p.il m
ltrS {" le-neha Of tn" purcbas, money to b, rafl
80? 9' inAH % sac; balance payable four months fcn
@ F WIZ interest Cr ~ftrrh note to ne gi;er Ne.
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