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California.
Interesting Items.

san Franciso, oct. 20 Arrived ship Ne Pu, tltr,
after lons passage from Ne. York Shq eIperionc-
ed Gains and head winds during 1.-The greater part of
the voyaFe This sil .ccount for the DELAY In mai
ins the trip She wE, forty-hye days OIL Cape Horn
An srrvAl from Japan 10 day bring, d,to, Of the
18th day september. Among the cargo brought by
thi, arrival are three hundred and twenty packages
Of silk worm eggs, Tor shipment TO Mas York and
thence to France. They Are valued at $4,000. They
shipped by this circuitous route TO avoid tho
tropics.
The JapanoEs ne-s 10 unlmporisnt The Tycoon
!. represented s indispo-ed To return 10 Yeido Al
present.
Seventeen mile. NJ tho Western Pncihc Railroad,
ert"ndnr from san Jose top ard, Socs ton ara grad
ell, and lahorcrs engaged In LAYING tho usck
The work has commenced ~ developing the quick d.
silvor MINIS owned bv = New Nort company. and
situated near Mono lske, thre, hundred mile, .a,t
OF san Franc soo The laborep emp. Dyed are freed
men and recently arrived from Richmond The
ELEvAroV, the colcted mems newspaper published
in hi, city, similar efforts 10 employ tho
freedmen on This coast, AZ the hest po,siblo opening
for inirro- Ing their condition
rhs oregon s'Arv5a,r s.timslc, the overland
emigration - ma state this v'arai 1I0N neariy all
Of vhom ~iI 'c'ue IN the uHame''c Valley
srndEch Island date of the oh inst. are receiysi
Y. C. Wylie, Minister nj FOREIGN Af,irs vn
daurerously NJ. Tne bari Alharto had arrived from
! China with cargo of shp corc- including over fnr
women. lhev we're bound to labor i've ,cars at
fuf dollar. pr month. cloth ms themselves, Their
other neeessidei " he provided for hy their
maser. sbo we're sl,o N take care Of ilom 10 oass
Of H'cSncu lbs cost OF procuring coolie, on these
| teifn 10 $50 eAll.
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SUMMARY yENG EANCE.
Lynch Inv In Oneida County.

Ehcs, \. a., Oct sl.-A fam ly nsmea I.oorni, h,.
been for many years notorious IN this County, bus
has msnared TO escape lesA punishment Last night
tLoy wee mobluI al their house near Wateryille, in
shis County. Their abode vas surrounded late At
night by = large crowd Of people, supposed to be a
vigilance committee, compo,eI Of eu4eu, Of the
towns OF Marshal and s,nsorded. They burned tho
buildings on tho place, with tho ,Ic, plion Of tao
d"eiIiHs house, All the propVty Ia tue barns, iu-
Guiding eight horses, hufuei. Ia the EIsil, ono
Of the family, said to be Warrington Ioomis, vas
tliied outright and his bfo.her George LOoInis us
moitaiy injured. Another aceolnt say that neither
OF the brothers we're killed, but that they were e,.
hpy ocA1en' their skula BEN. fractured in several
places Both -ore alive at o'clock this Ane moon,
bn' no hopes Of their recover ~ we're entertained No
arrests had been made UP 70 I1 O'Clock mi, evening
There 10 much excitement in ticA A. .hrou. hout
the County.
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From Washington.

WAsHISGToS, Oct. 81
This funeral ,eree, attendant on the death o' Col
Ulrich Dahsren, were celebrated to-day. The Pre'i-
dent and Cabinet and . large number OF army and
navy officers we're present with hundreds Of otho"
in the Firs, Presbyterian Church, to which pne' me
remains were conveyed. Rev. Henry Ward l'eeohei
delivered an address on tho beneficial results ~ me
var, though At the sacrifice of lesnd eulosized Oo
DAhsren in this connection. Al the conclusion o.
the ceremonies the rcmsns rere escorted 10 'he
railroad station W be transported to Philads'Phm
The Postmsster General has ordered mnl 'er7''e
on the Alabama and Florida, and on the Aon''on'e
~ and We.tpont Railroads
Brig, Gen. Edmund schrysr, Inspector General
Who vD dire ed 70 investigate certarn eo'npan'
made by eitizens and residents Of Charlr'ton : ''
has made his report fuy eIonerA,inS Gen h'''
| from all acts of nal-EdmnEIston while 10 ''''
mand Of that post.
| Orders will soon he issued for the immei'"
lease Of large number Of persons Sho SoTe
during the war to imprisonment IN tort. and p'"'''1
GArss.
u n rsnprss1 lsaAx IAAl ~ PIniasai y sr0aA1
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jamaica.
Uprising OF the Negroes against tho Whites
Therc-iiorribie NruclIcs

Tho Havana steamer at this port, bring, tho confr
matory news Of the uprising Of the negroae in
Jamaica AgAinst the whites. Her hasstys Contul
Al his port il ia said, ia in receipt OF dispatches Of
the utmost Importance. Many revolving murders
had been pelpeTsted by the negroes. white ma
gstrate had been shocsingly muilAted, his hnseu
and toes cut od and then murdered after which 8
negro woman ripped open his bowels The mntinv
was spreading rapidly at last accounts and the great
est alarm prevailed among the whites. The depart
urs OF Admiral Hope from HGlifaI With the i7's
Regiment ia officially announced.
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RUSsIAS-AMEKiCNN TELEGRNrUIC
ENrEDITION,
Latest Accounts.

san Pranci ro, OCT. 96.-1hs Ana, Ctlifornia,
prints tie following ds.aiis in regard to the Russian
American Tclegmphc Expedition;
"Ths bark Palmetto, Csptsln Artrson, OF the
American Telegisphic Expedition, arrived
from ioyef BNv, On the oosi OF Asaon sunday cyen-
ur. Ny lr AfIivn sc have late news NJ the prOFIesi
OF the egtaphc expedition, Col. Buitey and party
arrived a. Ploycr Bty In Soptemi err having sounded
acro,. BthTine's straits With tho steamer George
Wright lhh lotion Of the Strats aaf found quite
favorable assntiC p1ted fur the In ing Of the cable
col Bulks, tuIorts Ghsg IA river laid down on the
rsp as M kinclpaci' 10 identical With ihe fon Ron
a. English forE. NJ. keunicutL with the party
sent oui O. explore toe IOn Ron 10 Nes Wesuriuis
ter Btu.h Columbia, was leit at Fot ~ Michaels.
small steamer, tho Lizzie Homer which 10 hut
III rty.fye feet lonF. ThOy vii pocee bv the he ad
lot over The ice and snow. unil thsy strike tho
settlements is Bri'Fh Columbia. Col. Bulkey's
nary lound the earth on the Arericsn side thas ed
io Az a'oraFe depth ol ten hes, but itozen fhd
h.og 70 an unknown deptn, on their arrivs 10 trp-
t,uher The country on tue American shore vas
rolling and hrokc bus not hith, sud was destitute
oftmlcr. Gnntey Hafhof was found TO be tho
trs 'or lsndins tho cshe on the AM -ican sido II
. sais hArhor, with good mud bottom. From this
p1ut touudiuss were iuAdr actos 10 the snuance of
~ LtyIen Bay. Tho bo ON vas found 10 be very
favorable Tor the ayins Of the t'l'grsphic cable, u
Il ir sh,Ilov sud tNpJsgd 10 the rOuIheAzt gales
Hachiene Bay vm found IN office. IIutmsn Bay was
found TO goos haror vell suited for landing tic
,ir.b.r, aud more mountainous .haH the American
lho ,Iouui pU iouni thawei Ioa depth oi thlrty
inches, ana tOHn sllll leloW tuht. when the
Palmetto Ieit, re vas forming constantly. The
Sorthuest wind sas bitterly cold and winter was
G.t .lprolchiug The part found the Indians on
ioh sides Of the straits well disp p'od, and capable of
ions made useful 70 the tnie pIise. Russian OiR-
ri,s and private ciiiIuns rendered every possible
,sgst.nci " tic parry, and sIpreahe1 the hyelest
,n,erest m the entcrprss. The scenery In many
,i.re, visited sas mApnincenL and much that vas
,tr,uge and new was witnessed Dy tho party Ths
S,ting zee coming through behring's straits wers
a,tr -ifh Walrus who appeared 10 he taxing dead
pc,d" summer tnp ~ the south~ost. Colonel
n klcy, Iu lOing liz Ohclh port W the officers OF
,b. company. concludes ~ follows. The tsiegruph
'an Ana sl loo DuutnohEg In thls hig hest latitude
10 pteye-L nos arc The diihcuN5s 30 great as sup
pssed." "
Ar the general meeting Of The stockholders o.
the SaIor,l EIpr" Company bed ct lIichnond,
Va, last night Gen. Joseph L, Johnston Wa slset.
Al pr.udsni n ths Conp.ay
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News Items.
~ Tsl.orapA 70 the Ssv Tori ssaj

ASA Frrcn. tie vsll-knovn m,nufesure- cad
millionaire Of Fi.ehvllo c., died Monday nigh, Of
pheumoni,, sfsr brief illpses
AsusDAI s,hool Con vsntion, ccrppos.d Of 6,l,-
gates from fourteen different Counue. In this s,.t.
90" N seA'ion Al Poushtsepsis. Andrew A,
smith, OF b'ooElyn' has been chosen Chairman.
IHE 'o'sl receipts ofths PhlAdslphia Fair for III,
Soldiers and Sailors Hons, for seven d.y. .moup,
70 titOOO. II will eontinu. open during IN.
week.
Tna Monday evening, total, d..,,,,.,
Hying'on and Wards frame building, =, so,,.i..,
c. The insurance on tho buiIins. 4. an oo,
and on ,h. stocks s50.OOO and will b, ,,,.,
loss.
ME- ErncN, who went 20 wsshiur,an In ,.,..
Won 70 tho pay Of the workmen In the Ch,1.,.
town Mass Navy Yard. makes Sopeful tbons,,
not [. positive report The, the wage. Ein ne, n.
reduced
Tnn Sanders tidnspper, have been eomrn,t,.a 4.
l'I |" Toronto Ca. I'LL ths Spring term. T..
Jury we're csnsursi and discharged by N. jndt.
Tor not giving In conviction sf,e, being ssb.
days locksiup.
ihr ministerial cgsn, L'Usior NAuosALs q,
Toronto ca, speaking Of the contemplated Fen, an
INVASION declares that government 10 Organizing
sa army OF forty thousand men, TO b. s.,ons 81
along he entire frontier line Of Qu.bec and raron d.
'o and 70 garrison all frontier towns Dspoaitor, ,
arc "'hdrswing their funds from the banks, ans
panic prevsil.
Ron II. ssrru, o'Auori,, l.. l.. collector Of In.
"rns Revenue, recently discovered a. n.so.ta
Nhhhe supposed 70 bs . retreat for eoun,.rt,,,ers
Inc place VI" seized ytSisrdsy by nr d.,.c,iy,..
VINO hsre found dies, stamps, etc, hid In the cell
lar and II s reported. siO0, 900 In fractional cur.
reney. Two Of the eounisrfeit.rs were esp,ur.a.
and two escaped.
frsrsspAr morning two cattle trains On III.
thehours tmiss.l Railroad came in eollisiou %
sou'h Acton. The saloon car. w.r. smashed. bu,
no person was injured. Two cars, hlsd with cat
We anu sheep valued 81 about $4,000. wer. en-
Nrely demolished and III. cattle thrown in sy.y
d'rsrron' many being killed and nearly al having
legs broken. The engineer Of ,hs rear usin wa
badly injured.
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FROM THE PLAINS.
treaties with the Indiana.

~ Loui. No. Oct. 3L-Tbs pnsocSlrs peeiai,
from lawrence. KAnsD, say, hH Gen H.ru.,',
chief CLERK, lition. h, arrived from the Indian
Council at the ead -stss Of the Little Ark anss,
River The Council vi. In session ~ days and
concluded treaties with the Arspshoes Cheyeunes
k'oNn- Camn-hes, CA.docs aud Apache. The
widest Of the tribe. on the plains The kio-as save
up tao white voincn and sit children, held prisoners
for e,shI months. Presents we're distributed TO the
Indian, after the tresues ~ele sisned Nearly all
the members Of the Commits on are suffering from
fever aud aguc
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South Carolina.
w.de Hampton Defeated.

Columbia, $. C. De. 30 Returns from all tho ds-
tre give orr, for Governor, about 500 majority over
Wade Hampton. Gov. Perry was elected senator
to-day TOR the Iona torn ending 1871.
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eop-d,rips the point Of committing the sentence Of
Henry wirr FROM death to Imprisonment for lie ;
but no dec sion hes yet been announced
The President today received advice, tha; the
Gecrsa state Convention has declared slavery for
ever sbollshsd, By . unanimous vote, and without
debate.
The action Of south Carolina In elec'ins Wade
Hampton a. ia, ernor Of Georgia IN advocating the
payment Of the relel var Indebtedness, and Of Ms.
,pp In refusing to take mp and pass the constitutional
amendment sbolishins slavery, is believed in wash
inston 10 have seriously affected the future policy
concerning those states and have cndAn cred the
admission OF ,hoir delegates In the next Coneres.
The follow inG ba copy ofa recent letter from tho
Secretary OF state to the secretary Of the Navy upon
the subject Of the removal Of all restriction, upon
United States vessel, in British ports II 10 also
undentood that official Intelligence ha. been received
" the effect that Admiral Denmsn, the British
naval oomm,nder in the Pacific has been ordered TO
sesd cruisers In search Of the shenandoah. Who are
to capture her ifmsi With
wAsHfyG 3Oth oct, 1851
Trhs Hon Gideon Eciiss, secretary oJ ne N1-v:
Sir,-t have the satsiaction of ,ubnttinr iur your
received from W. Adams tclCthct With it. sccufn-
paninent copy Of note Of Elrl Russell relating TO
The restrictions upon American national Ness, s
.hich lately Sere m,rnisined by her mse.t :
The dispat-h .hov, thai .i tho obec'ionauls
r"rainis referred to have now been. en-.
trely removed, and tha' Il 10 The desire ct lict
hAie,t's Government that unrest ricted Hospitality
std friendship shall he shown " the vesses Of var
II thy nited States in all Her hsietv's roris,
-hslhor Ai home Of, abroad. Tho rre'idcrt hiss d..
tected me To nske known to Her NAiesty's Govern
ment his sAtisfacuon for thi, pleasing mani.
nr.Ion OF confederation aud iu'dsc on the
part Of GreAI BtitSin. I have therefore 10
Icquest you TO inform tho naval o.bfefs Of the
1i,ed stsie' that the Instruction. that have her
tOiore been given them 70 make discriminatlous IN
regard to their vessels In British PORTS and their
intercourse with British navA vessels, nOu coun
tefmanded and Withdraw, and that heaccforth the
most liberal hospitality aud courte.v ill BE- expected
70 bs shown b. the Navy Of the uied states to tho
Navy Of Groa. Britain.
have the honor W be, Sir,
Your obcdieut tervant,
MuLIAN u-f FwAHp.
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THE TURF.
An Astsn ishiDa Performance,

bo'fo" oct. 3l.-The greatest tseu,r mile rare
Nhn'' tim" recorded, tool place a. She Riverside
'A ne'f IhI eit, this afte ooou toe condition, bs-
ing ina me Kentucky thoroughbred gcding Capt.
molo~ AZ should tTot 20 iulss within tho hour ea,
I.,o' nc ore aeompiahed 20 b. trustee aud
d aA.S InuI' ahd hy both OF tA'se the trottng wss
on mile trtck whereas IN ths mach lac morse lad
sJ si elo. on nv hAi-mile course. fho weAhsr wn
H. tue thck WA sonrv ha' htAvr. "A "a n
.,Io ..oe ihl ADV ct,scd tine. Ihrro W.. an unours
ntn-' ,,- o 'p'otaiO.s,and thc grCritst excitement
hnrse INC Ell NJ being Shrhty IN favor Of the
,hasn 20 tht .oAshneut Oi thp Ia. got portion VI
ca,'vl, NJ htI invested InOno, tho horse on a.
MINUTES and 20 seconds; having mir bnt one .ligbt
ssg IN we twenty mues. Atter acconl plish.ug ths
'.AA ING morse vas but very ltl0 distressed.
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Marrow E.cop Pc OF steamship yIc,.r.

Fortress so'Uo, Oei. ~ The steamship Victor
arrived to-day In tow NJ tho steamship Alabama
completely disabled, The victor loft Ns- York for
New orleans the 2ls, inst On IN. "rh ,hc sncoun.
tered '",eTe Ts.o which during the day incressed
In Violence carrying away her sails and clearing her
decs- oi every uuNeth|e thIus. At4 0'cluct tn ina
afternoon hurricane utiurt her truu the uorthca.L
uhen she sprans seas, md Al hauda were called 10
the pumps. Al 40 the hurricane continued, aud
anchor sss cat, the iunchnery hay lug become dts.
Auled Sho was IA lat 80 ~, long. = I- Ihs ctes
lhloged a. tho piup. untu 'IuAustpd, whom The
captain cmpOycd all the deoE pa..tus.r a. a. Der
day 20 ieirvo ths crcS. Inc 1hirs eusino uH. A
-i"eh' her l"lrts shl hricht shiiirL ana shr nu.t
have been .osI but To- he uuei, assistance OF tno
AlAiaAa.
The Captain of the Alabama reports that he |. from
Nes Orleans, with "a cargo Ot cotton lUuud " No =
OK. bttnbcr 20 h, WHEN Ab0ui one bundled u.ls.
sguth OF IhAieftuu, ne spoke no English .hlp = "
Reeves, Nhich sas laden vita cpttOn Aud ditmA-ttd
lie could render No as-sta nee. ga the tains uay hs
sAW haiI aud bris DOth .lsulItei nut ~As unable
70 am lheIf haiLes IAsu dccNA se4s completely
swept.
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a, - oh s. wnnsLn Ernst, the celebrated violin.
hAAlh- and uniIsd IN Ia. No. an y. ~ iS.
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The Latest News
ny Telegraph TO the n. v. Sun.
NEWS FROM EUROPE
Death Of Lord Palmerstsn.


Death Of Lord Palmerstsn.
EARL Russell HIS SUCCESSOR.
PROGRESS OF THE CHOLERA.
Terrible Panic in Madrid.
500 DEATHS A DAY THERE.
1900 n Day in Paris.
THE JAMAICA NEGRO REVOLT,
Horrible Cruelties Perpetrated.
A Magistrate Cut 10 Pieces.
FROM W ASH ING TON.
announcement BY MIR. Seward.
\ England Coming to her Senses.
GOOD NEWS FROM SOUTH CAROLINA.
WADE HAMPTON DEFEATED.
LII h @ Late G ale
! Disasters on Sea and Land,
&c. &C.. &c.
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England Coming to her Senses.
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Ar the general meeting Of The stockholders o.
the Sa.Iou. Express Company, bed ct Iticbmond,
Va, las, night, Gen. Joseph L, Johnston vw slss..
ID PrsGdsai u ,hs oosp.ay,
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FROM W ASH INGT0N.

announcement By Mr. Seward.
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EARL Russell HIS SUCCESSOR.
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coon NEWS FROM SOUTH CAROLINA.
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A Magistrate Cut 10 Pieces.
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Horrible Cruelties Perpetrated.
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er-s-- who receives an svcr>ee u nearly four
Tho sand dollars in salary and rnilesge, saver TIE
revenue tax 10 HE incors which would amount
TO nes'lv two hundred don.,, Cabinet ~ 'er',
with their sisht thousand doll,rs -em snrrcn'
Couri Judges with Sr thouand. and ~ IN
through The list Including latern.l Revenue Coz
lec,ors, h~e,sots Irnposi Collectors Postnauefs
etc-all exempt from taxation under tins a.
This IL giving exemption N n" very elt"
Who stand east N need N H. Ohcisr
IN the enjoyment n Wcritvc salar.es can
afford 70 pay heavy TAX. hotter thsn mon who are
obliged To work hsri ~ utai ,hoy got. Even a.,
exemption u military AMI naval men olgh, not to
h. SLOWED, alih ouyh the-e v'oud Re more 'u'''ce
In fsvorng them than ary OF ,he otter classes
nsmot Thoir raw .. n.sgrr enough, u IL u'ie,
hu, II would h letter 30 iner'ss u directly, than
10 --tAhlsh hAd psoe l.ut o. legislature. such -
thst In question 7ar-e exemptions are not ohlv
highly objectionable IN principle, tut they sre
yosirvs'y UNJUST N othsr classes 1tuA sserv
do',lT that Is covered rs Oh. exemptions referred
T., nu,i h made ~ by uon-ct,npts IN the fss.
son MATS CERTAIN amount ~ monry r. required
from ts,Ation, md any portion thS - uksn nom
cno class, must necessarily ftil upon The otber'
me lsr thereiore .nvid'ou. IN 10 anpnc,uot.
ana ourh, 70 - r.moiel,d, 70 u. rrsrc,, b' N.
neV Compress
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Eronemy !. Mralth.

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\ CIV correspondent thus satcs his Losses owing
10 thr recent islln prices 'In October last pur
chaset 100000 pounds Of sugar at 10. pound
on the lHt ol January, h WAS worth 1SS cents
pound, or $1,000 moro than gave for H. but did
not sell In the nouh of March sold the lot Of
sugar 81 1915 ornus pound, paying me . loss Of
over twoniy-tw thousand doAsrs"
las rwnorod inannity Of the eelshrAted tanor, Sig.
GtuzinL 10 eonffTmsd by lrivste lsttors raoov-
al IN thus city, The unfortunate man Ia s~d % bala
raving msnisls and IN nov the inmate Of hInat
asylum. He -ss singinS al 81 Pslersburgh when
bus calamity pocaus Ap4sTaIs
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"Wednesday, April 6.
Latest rEsPATCHfs
General Vei-zel's Cgp'Lrrs NJ Richmond
shsr1hau', urrrHiiops.
GENERAL GRANT.


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