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Grand T,upey.pc. C,l,h,,,,.,

Is another column we publish The programme
for The grand temperance celebration Of the Father
Mathew so1sts. which will occur In this city to-
dsy. This characterization will be in honor Of the
birthday q the great apostle Of temperance. Of
which this 10 tie anniversary. snd no doubt II will
be worthy Of the notable event which IL 10 intended
70 eomnsmorate, and also Of the noble Organize
ton thai now peretustss the name Of Tslhor
Mathew. Tho public will Of course take great in.
erss, in Witnessing this display, not only tccs1ss
Of III. imposing appearance, which II will present.
br also because OF h. good work to which the
Faihehx Mathew socisties are devo.sd-the advance.
me-, Of Temperance. 1hsrs is no feature Of the
ereat eAuso If .cisl reform which sppeas to the
family crcl. % strongly a. that Of temperance re-
formstio aud tho organ saton In question ID
therefore cnk,slsl to the respect sad admiraiion Of
shs public. Many VII. Of reformed husband ;
many mother; nstsr or . reformed son or bro,hsr
will to-day lok upon the grand display, and thank
heaven 70, hs Father Mathew sycistos.
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
TULspAY NoRNrNG. oCy. 10. nes.


A uAucs a NE records Il son. Of The ss-tscsls
~ho have rs.savsd IN yrs,utys pardon, will con.
v,nos ..v a. - "a pre~dsn,'s bl..ohi ne ma
.h,,. 4, a. $500 - n p>ssp, possrurs Which 10
p.vsr,.n,,S 10 sa>ct an tnnsdlsis ezra evan in
ahs v,o~S .,.x,,~r o..,." Por eraanpls, take
~ 49,. ~ Ai.b.r,. usydoos. Which have tsea
v~c.,,,v ,r, ,h,,,,xh I'm y,v.d,ty susrcsavs Of
N.rd v.,N an An. mar, Il The clerks who an up
A.. h,.,, $3.50, ,.r,,aes,, TrozAsH. wars
-. a, m. cr,s At.ornsy General q the Confsder.
a., ,...,v,,. N. po~,uop 70, "g.il.n, eonduoi-
a.. ,,,on., q, An, rsSsl army. Lpor r. wnEHu
,.,., u.,o, Gsc~r.L and IL the gentleman
~. e-,. ~ An. s,., ygn a, Yo,t
a 10 In . .n..ch declared ,b., hs
49,, =. a.. cD...d.-,,. s.s an Pan.
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A'hins'o'. as. : y, :, -, 90. III.
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THERs is ivory INDIGESTION that the season Of
fashion and snuscmsn, which has rus, opsnsd
will be unususly brilliant. TIE orerp and tho
drama arc Alrosdy ps,roniL>i TO such an e,ten
thu. II Il. difficult 70 And .coommcd stons for spec.
ts.orN and the throng stesdily increases. Hsnos
easy 70 sooouni for this rapid inersAss In the
patronage u our places q snussmonI sIcepti
upon ,ho general ground o. . growing spprociA
ton % ,hsse branches o. art on IRE part Of the
pubic. II Is uus that great Advanosnent 10 con.
SANITY making toward the perfection Of music and
the drama, and u 10 also trus that tbs public are
zrAtihod U find that tho nsgement Of our popu-
lar places Of amussmon, has reached com.
msnd.hle standard yet thoss facts will hard
ly seeoun, for al q Ne increased success
with which tie oper, and tho zs~i - have me. in
the opening Of the pressn, tsasou. The association
Of managers, which was formed about = year ago,
however has probably bean the means Of helping
70 populsri1s the leading places Of smusem .pi
Previous 70 the orgsnizshon ~ that body, tie sew
srsl managers generally acted upon The very silly
hypothesis that ihs elevation N one depended upon
the depression Of others. and hence Ito rivalry s1
isnng among thsrn instead ~ being matter Of fail
co, petition, vas = race 10 see which one could se
cure The most powerful influence In It's supper,
This policy opoHod the door for unscrupulou
journals aud individuals 70 eel! thsI supposed
influence 70 the hghsn bidder. and Oh
nstur, consequence was hs, . srcAi dea
81 money Was consumed In blsekmsil, uhcl
ought TO have been devoted 10 The Legitimate
Improvement OF both the opera and the drains
Now, however, the managers have al last lesrne
that in "Union there is strength" aud With ths
lesson they hsve Learned sill moro valuable on,
10 The effect that the public are Nc, influenced b
freeboo,ers whether they be individuals or jour
nails. II may be that he disposition ~ respec,,bl
people TO demonstrate this fact 70 tho manager,
hes had some snec, In producing the erowde
houses which no. 50 deigh, the proprietors Of n
opera aud tho theatres Al oil events, II 1. osrtsi
that ths policy Of using extra funds for the in
provement NJ the entertainmsnt Is better shAn hIN
ing the pufery OF parties whose friendship Is wort
less than THAR sumity IN the ewes o. the public.
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TINS stree. railway Companies have 'or sons
sne enjoyed the reputation Of being little N Al
~suco ~ all competitors In rniserly me,nness.
Thoy rsem determined -ither 70 keep lhs, reputA.
Non or To perish In the s,temp, With this snd In
vnw they now propose " reduces IN, pay OF their
s-erworkod and poorly PAID drivers and condue-
ora Tho Fourth Avenue RoSd, witch Wa tho
Ast To erac. tho Illegal LI-eent fare, made the
ar<t movement in ,bs direction yesterday, by at
mining to reduce the rate OF wages to the
trv,rs Of the four-horss cars shove Twenty
seventh street. from 81 rs 10 - per day. Bu.
tsir employs refused 10 accept this rsdse-
ton aud Ciopped running rosrly all the f're-
roou tho Company were obliged N rrs'iud their
srGels and tho csfs arc aga!u IN operation The
s,hcr roads arr also said 10 be contemplating
seGlction. and II need no, he expected that they
oil give nup because Of this hr, failure. Thu
tVir.cous sharks who pocket tho immense diyi
tSnis o. tess railroads., hAve GOT their eyes He1
D. thst t~enty-u'l cents day which ,hSy wan
to ia;e from ,Le poor drivers and conductors, sn'
l'y will mover glys tho matter up until lhey &c
dc pennies IN tbsr misery clutch. why do the!
So noihIng about reducing Their fare When Nh
public objected 10 ther hsgsl advance, the chic
shnow was tina, they could no, afford 70 pay their sm
ployes the high wages demanded And Il eircum
sauces Justify tho proposed reduction OF wages
ho old rate Of fare ought u be relnstEtod. Bu
Les anybody suppose thai ,hs railway moropo
irs will ssev reduce Ma tsrs youu,,rily' ~
they woald srsor tbs last penny from shs I-ihic
axe the lsH qusrier from ihsr employees ,n
Ass. ,hsI hsli-s,aTved horses Oui Of The !Asi NH
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No Yrvk, Monday. Oct ., q p. k-riold opeusd
mi. morning Of l46h sold up 70 1907. and closed At
ltsa wan street vas ereitsd ey the new, % the
advanoe ~ our securities at the London stoct FL
change And other causes. The consequence ape
eulaion for riso, which considerably advanced quo
cent, sith some transactions At g.. Commercia p,-
per vas dull at a9bs. The bank statement this
week, including the return Of the First SAlionsI,
show. decrease OF slT4,362 in .pocie, and an in.
crease Of t66s 80 In loans sS}3os9 in legal ten.
cSsn,. 80 S,I "a , w h.t uehiiI KIN.
at lOsA Tor 6O-davs sterling. On Change to-day
Flour vn TIC, lbc. loser, Whsst ~n heavy and
se DC lover. Corn was 9c. and Oats lie lover. Pork
was frmer leef wa active and firm. Lard vas dull
aud heavy, and Whisfey yGs unchanged The cot.
market was wildly excited to-day on the recep,
Of the EuIopesn advieeA aud prices advanced 70 II
cent? per pound.
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Trinl Of the Irish Fcninn..

oun foreign news this morning embraces some
highly interesting Developments relative TO 'ne
rsaian movement. Tho trial Of tho persons ar
vescl on the charge Of bc,oneing 70 tho orssniEa'
sion had commenced ., Dublin. Tbs counsel for
she Govern eut admitted tia: the organization
,~.. powerful" both In Ireland and the United
Sues, AID tha: tho matter was not 80 laughaes Is
The London TnIs . few weeks ago tined tn make
.as a4g,lsA people believe IL 70 be Tho trial vii
rroo IDLY he quit. lengthy, and Judging rom the
opening testimony, IL will show the British Gov
rn.tlert tbs, Fsnianlsm ia very far from . myth
ne Of the prisoners is charged With having made
two thousand ''murderous" looking pixies; others
re charged with having eptersd into plot To
Iss.ssu.ts the nobility aud landowners s'o. The
so,ocnrnont oticisls are engaged IN overhauling
all ,he mails that arrive from AmOries, in search
Of Feni.n correspondence. Several drafts aud
halls of exchange for the use OF the organization
bad thus Teen intercepted. The prosre" Of 'hs
trial will doubtless elicit some highly important
revelations.
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TRADE NOTICES.

RRICKLAYERS' II. p. USlOS.-THE
- regular weekly meeting ~ this Society will take
place on Wednesday evening, Oct. /, under ths
Dsr u. ni,penssTy, cor, I'd ave and sd 81 All nom
are invited. r. W. BRAIELL Pies.
niCH AFI DAILY, Rec SAc. lis
4 A..EHlfKS' UNION, No. THERE
vii b. public meeting at the rnion's room,
Is hs and Sth ave. W ednetdsy, Oct llth. sreakers
via dress the meeting on the houu question
n, m mher. nj this and other trades unions, al -
the pr lie, ar. invited. WV. ELLIOTT, Pte,t.
lOhN ; Pt'ZRY. Cor Sec. 199
OPERATIVE PLAS1K kERS YOU ARE
Oher BY uotited to bo punctnal In attendance o,
the regular weekly meesnS NJ their hall cot o. a,s
o. nd sth ave, this Tuesday evsninE. as thsre u
bushes. of very great importance TO be- brought
before the meeting y. 2. AcDERAOfT, Pest.
THOs. DILLON, Rae. Sec. LIS
NOTICE TO THE CIGAR MAKERS or
Wiilism.hursh. There viil IL n.es Inc 81 =
Grand e. on Thursday eve, Oct. II. by order Of the
COMMITTEES. II
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sssEGaAh NOTICES.

PSl-'s q. Il. soap The Chsupest sonp
IN uss FOR ths voriinI classes. sold ~ c.s.efs
everywhere. .,s
Wheeler a WIsen / och Siitrh >r,nD1
Machine and Baton iio.s MHAi0,, to egS Brose'
wsy, S.Y. "a
Howe sewing Machine smpany, No 6.la
Bro~Asay, N. y. Elias hoSs, Jr., President hfents
wanted. al
Tho Is,prsvod +" sie.t" E1iiptc Sey,nv
Machines, 5SI Bsaavay. Agents wanted. A II
70 9loe az
Grover a. Bsker's Hikhest Prrminu,
Elastic stitch and ln'k stitch eosing HAc,l,., 90
iroAdghy, \. Iort, and 81 milton At R,o9iIrp -
EaiI---Fsii I.d Winter salts oil Cl.,hI,
for mo soys Al pFeas irS, style' leitnr a ls
the lnrrest Assnrtnant In INV stOta In Lna rttr =,
R.lI--,-i. - ~ 49, - p~-~- - ~
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SEWING MACalNAs.

GROVER a BAKERS SEWING Machin.
~ for sale. Has besn u.ed few timos IL as good
,n u Can DO seen at Cornell, ST. bstEosn 10 ana
s0eocf' II
SPLENDID WHEELER & WILSON'S
- Hoves snger'L Grover A Baker and other ma
chinA 70 rent by the month. and for sale cheao foF
s..n Or paT payment, .. 10 Greenwich ave Issehinas
soptu'' ~
SEWING MACHINES ROR SALE AND TO
- rent, nav and second hand wheeler a Wii,on's
nAnhins- repairod and kept In me h4.t ordsr aai
..sseroesn mrTsesons given. Al lNS BrOady ~ asN
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personal NOTICES.

A ATTENTION, TINMEN ANY PERSON
IA knowing tie whereabouts Of THOMAS PIN
HOLM will confer great favor by add essnC H.
BISON, 1877 Mulberry st AZ he has news OF In pos-
lance for him. ltT
INFORMATION WAIVED or JOIN VII
L LIAns, m Englishnan, Who served on uosrd he
H. +. S. Vanderbilt, curing the var, supposed 10 he
nov mustered out Of service. ANY pelton knowing
snything Of him will con;sr favor nv tending <ord
10 JOHN WILLIAMS, hoS SIS, sun Ottoe lao
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

A GLORIOUS DAY-THE MEMBERS OF
n the old Parent Society are requested to he at
their Hail ASl BToome Of, on this morninE at IA
O'Clock precisely, 20 participate in the celebration Of
fAther M.,heW's birthday. All melnhers ~ an.
t.chsl 20 this eo-ie,y will he at the Raj At o. ock
Ry order 81 EDWARD l.. CAREY, NaI,hs
JAMES RTfRDOS, President Of the Parent SscoIy
Remember car grand Ball In the evening, 40 Broad
Nhy al
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bio of oats vi.hsn, tho l.,s compuncron a son
science.
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MILITARY.


ALL SOLDIERS, INCLUDING DESERT
~ ers lean receive pay aud hounty due them
ChArscs moderate. Advances maze. Apply by letter
w L., toI B,6S1 post ofnee. lS
A NDERSONyILLE PRISON, GA.-ANY
n person having lost relative debtor by desth
Of tho Ande s0nvile Prison, Gs., ana Who has a legal
claim 10 Any back pay, bounty and allowances due
such deceased person from the United States Govern.
meat, oan have the same collected On reasonable
Terms BY the undo rgnsd Who alone arc IN possession
o. copy Of she original Ho'pitsl Records and ali
essry evidence 10 astablsh and collect any legitimate
claim. Address ALLEN LA1eON, Army and Navy
BANKER, az Rnsrker st. New York. 3l2
ARMY CLAIM OFF1CE-OFFICERS, sol.
n diers and heir Of dee Oased have all claims OF
whatavsr naIurs care July adJuEed snd settedpaI
tCnlar attention % payment u Statr Bpuntes. hal
snooa Of Government bounues, back pay and CLOTH ut
money Apply in person or address L. BLOWN q
co, BANKERS, 2 PARK Place. IA
7 BROWN & GO, NAVY PRIZE MONEY
IL. Office, Psrk liaGc Bank Fsiiding. sslshh.hed
four wear. All navy claims collected and paid, Nsv
hsu eFe no. ready With The Amounu- CAL o. 81
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

DIT. Bsryises,s Periaslfic LsxcnEos-A
every form Of Indlsestioa Sold svsry~ here %
viii ~ nailed on remittns tas price 90 oen1. =,
Harrison Co, rroprietors Bostou. hSs AI
Gsursud's Psudrc subtle uprests Hat
r,ntsd. A. his dspst tSs Broadway, near Grssh ~
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l.lhar s,,heN.. mTthd's; Al Al me,rners - an
" order q EpWARb I. CAREY. g,L'o,l
Remember oar grand Ball In the evening, 40 Bread
Nay. al
brooklyn T. NJ. T. A. b. SOCIETY NO.
- The member, arc hereby notified to ,s'emh!o
~ i. T'sas 2, os, e lss fslS. ,fs, o. ~
parade to the memory Of Father nsthc-. Turn out
then, and LEI your friends and other. sec your
especially When be Is made s.sts that your non;
stisndIsce will ntcs.it..e One Of So Ry order Of
LAGBHR, Vice, P. GALLAGHER Rec See. l3l
EOURTEENTH ANNUAL BALL OF THg
l. fs.het Msthevr. u. 7. y, Parent ssisiy
yil he held at The Guy Assembly Rom, No 4I6
sd%ii,,ss sen,isnsn and i.aiss to ~ hi al he
door on die nlfht Of the osll sshieher, cele6rsisd
STSxr, i Tres. JKREaisH = r. ffYNccRR" flo Fl
H,n1sr EDwARDL. cAREf Chairman o. ccra-
ni,,os Ij
EATHFR MATHEW 7. A Il. SOCIETY
L No. ), Of New York All meruheu NJ the above
.osety hereby notified to meet ~ their hsn this
Ige:d,y 'e9Tnins o.! ~ ns5 ".le s \ ". ~ -.
o s4i TV o, Rn% XXI " HrGHEs' pcs. PlrmtN
GG"slHttt Ssa6SAGLr, i.r.nsl lam "
FATHER MATHEW 7. A. \. SOCIETY,
| l. No. s. y. y, the members are hereby uoiifs
to s,,enb!e at their Hal, This lue,isy, AZ DC *
er soeisus, ia The e.ebr,lOn OF th. great apostle
Of Temperance, Theobald Nsihtv rho Cals. AZ
eemhs came tins and pl;cc. ~ order Of tho a,eie
". FINES on all absent members will bs strictly
eatsrcsd, THOMAS AEAGnfh ffe. JAs
O'RLll.Y, See. JOHN o'kBlli, hsrhsl 10,
! GLORIOUS NEWS-sECOND ANNUAL
NB,ll OF the Father Mathew 7. 4, II Society, No
kk Y, vll take place this e'euins' a. th- Eyerelt
koc,n., cor sch 81 and BIGsd.G iGs,~ a. sd-
| All members are hereby notitsd 10 sI!szd roll cs
al O'Clock r ~, and procuI. then ticket o. tdmls
ron at their Hall, btlh 81. slh ar hEkNARD
| BGkNEs, Chairman Com. hlchL' 4. MOORE,
sec. JAS NcGoNERS, Treasurer. lt3
MO. . FATHER MATHEW T. A. b. So
~ cietv Of New York. The memUen are hereby
notified TO appear in full rogalia on tuesday morning.
OCT 10Th 1881, At O'clock 70 partle pate N tie O.
sson u .ao bt.sdsJ o. Ims.Sa h n,s TIE
! one Of hiCiIAHl KELLEY, Narsha. JAMS
DkiANEI, IRE. RIOS. }. CARR Rsc Sec liz
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN To THE
~ uflcgrs and members Of tie Father Mathew I
A. II. a.ciSy Ne. o. Htw lo!h, SsPpeI I. their
An re,-i1 INC p1rtose OF celebrating ne h nh
cAv o. tst-er AAthcN. fines ior no. attendance
- ;oiy fHl0T19ss o8giFS, E, tA g.
MARb PHiEL Manual N.D.-AVtIce Tue Ear
room at our 1st annual ban IL TO let 70 the hi;t Is.
eddeL Al bid, 20 be hanasS IN 70 zee ZEE e9.tnHn Of
vii tsto piaee on TUESDAY eysnlht OeL lin the
Union Assembly Rooma. cor o. urhhd ehi Elizabeth
.,s PATRICK LAMB Chaninan oi tou.nltse
Nothing but Temperate drinks Allowed 10 ~ Iod over
ssid bar lSh
: NUrICI-THE MARSHALS uP THE IA.
~ thor Matthias roo etles that viii pafac.pst. -,
, the Grand rIoceuion on tuesday u y .ef liu, vi
Islor 10 tho tirsnd .aarshh ~ ~ orl"t 4 NJ, in
. Hen linhI II. aud Eat h,Vn AT az sNplA's
Aa' ~ IGpo,, H,t GGSysA IG'' St'Ct A.
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nEATEEa.


CHos1S-On the morning Of the s,h. Mrs.. Rr'dssi
Crosin, sed ~ yeaIs, . native Of hs C0uny q
Donegal
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EATHER MATHEW 7. A b. SOCiET

L No. 3, fNev York All meinteu NJ the above
society hereby notified to meet ~ theil hsN this
Iue.d,y wornins, Oct. ~ a. s. "clock " IN -.
TIA. celebration Of Fatheg As,hss,'s Bhthdsr. nv
order OF RDw ART w HUGHES, pcs rArRlCN
I'll MORE, Vice Pres; CHAS. A CLARK, Sc .
CnRNkIII.S AeNNNAGI.f, Mar,hLL 4.
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NUTICE-THE MARSHA w The IA.
~ thor Mathew societles ihsI WI pAfdcpate m
lns lrnd rlocss,lon on tn''S'y' o oc ~ u Vi
New ttnhl # and E.t broadvAy, lac h.sI."
A IDS w. report Mt GBcsk Jonr "" ~ - oesck A
Wlil TAn 0'InNNpil '-' "'"As M
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

A RARE CHANCELLOR SALE A FANCY
kA,tors On enc u rs best avenue. In the city The
stock Il small snt viii svss within the reach Of
person sf small capital. Fer p~rsteuh,a Asply 70
WN. ABBOTT, ITO Chatham SQUARE. -
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DENTISTRY.

A SCI OF TEETH INSERTED WITH OR
huithon, sItrnetint the Ioou, frp IS, SIC To $l5.
superior tod. eily,r and Bone filing, e1trnctins
without pain. JOSEPH DODlk, Donilst- l3S Fad
18th o.. near 81 ave. 6l
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De.th Of Governor C,yv,r

Fa'h'ngton Dee iS-Govrnor Corvin died
"h'lf-r.n too o'e.ock ihi, snernoon. Prssen,
IN the ch.mbsr 81 ihs time Of NJ. death we're, Sen.
aicrs D.vi, snd Gu,hr. of Kentucky, snd Iant,
ofIndisns, and J. c wamors, E,q, aud others.
.Thomss Corrln 80 horn In Kentucky, on the 2e,h
Of July, 1874 Ilis f.thef -ho econ amer tho b nth
NJ Thomas removed N Ohio v. farmer and tho
hfu l-snty yesrs Of Corvins life ~ PACED in TILL
lnF the SOIL and obtaining enough schooling 10 Gus
Bile him. IN tho Winter Of 1st6, to ahsndon farming
and enter upon the sudy of ls-. In 1873 he vs
mmiued " pftctiee, and fev year. later ua q
ne ng man In this profession. In 1874 he va .
member n the state iegi.lsturs, and IN 1881 uas
sent Consre-s bv HE constituents, He represented
Tie Warren tOhiol district unlll 1870, vhen be vas
slocied Governor Of The Bste. In isls the whEs In
the LeEislatute Of Ohio elected Mr. Corvln tnited
states senatot, and during the Mercan var, senator
Corrin led the opposition" I" denounrng the gar In
unmsWursd terms. In 1850 Mr.. FILLMORE appointed
Governor Coruln "secreAry Of the Treasury" II
lHbs Nj. Coruin us sgain elected 70 Congress. In
ls6u Mr. Lincoln apointed him 4. r, Minister W
NJ rieo, position thst he held until quito recently,
when he reiurnoi home W resign his office, and II
sppeafs 70 end somevhat brilliant career.
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TERRIBLE EXPLOSION.
-hington shaken To Its Foundations
several Persons Killed.

fpshingtoH, Dee. ls.-An explosion took place
s.aernyo aUout 2 o'clock, IL a small building
!, ted at the Arsenal, and IN which workmen
q engaged in sorting ammunition, removing
i,idges, etc, which was most ,err.h aud disas-
; in it's eGc s. The force Of tho ex losion was
y remoe distances in the city. Several Ier-
'iAre reported Killed and several cthers are 80
\, hurt that their recovery ia deemed impossi-
Thsy are all employees, Tho hav. formerly been
y army, and who have been given work at tho
aal. The house in which IhesTposion took place
demolished aud soon became mass of flames,
Isrtions OF the hre.nen, who were soon a,
sene Of tie disaster, exhnguished the flames
ruined building, and thus prevented . con.
suon which would have proved very e,lAmi-
y AZ o,hsr buildings near by wsr, stored with
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SLAVERY LEGALLY DEAD.

i Notincation by Secretary seward.
Warrington, Dec. 1s.-Ths following notification
y been Issued
illiam H. Seward, Secretary Of State Of the United
N Slaes.
ell to whom these Present, NAV come, Greeting /.
pnov ye ina, whereh the Congress OF the tni' cd
1ates on the r,t Of Fehruarv last passed re e,olu-
n, which is In the words following, namely
M resolution submitting TO the Legislature. Of the
'Terhl Sthet proposition to amend the Constitu.
bn Of the nltet States.
II ARssolrrd BY the Senate and House Of Repre.en-
iCives Of the United state. Of America in Conrt,.,
tembled, two-thrds n both Hou,es concurrins
van The following Article he proposed TO the Legi.s
Ne. o. the seye,d state. IS an amendment to the
M BY 'hree-fourths Of ssid Legislatures, shall be
10 u az inlents and purposes n a part Of said
u iAnrIctE XIIl.--section 1.-Nei,her slavery nor
foluniAry servitude, except a. a punishment for
me -hereoi tho party shall hsve been duly con.
lytod shall exist within the United States or any
lee subject 10 their jurisdiction
1oectlon f-Consre" shall have power to enforce
arucle by appropriate legislation"
FfAnd, whereas II appears from official doeurn ents
N ME In this Department that the amendment 20
Constitution Of the United States, proposed a.
States Of Illlnols Rhode Island, Michigan Mar.
hd, New York. West Virgins, Maine, Kan,..
4ssaohu,etis' Pennsylvania, NirginlS Ohio, Mis-
'fri, Nevada, Indiana LouisianA Minnesota. Wis
tsin, Vermont Tennessee, fansas, Connecticut,
~ Hanp.hire, South Carolina. Alabama North
Eolins and Georgia- In all twenty seven States;
lnd; vhefea, the whole number Of States In tie
hied states Ia thirty six,
ttnd whereas the before specially named States,
ttose LefhstuFe. have ratified the said proposed
4fndment constitute thr4 fourth. Of the whole
Hnber Of states m the United sta es;
q tos, therefore, te y known that l. William II
pad, secretary OF tate Of the United Sta'es hy
yHue and In pursuance Of the second section OF the
n 81 congress approved the 10Th Of April, ISIS en-
led An Act " provide for the publication Of tho
oi 'he nitcd Saies and for other purposes"
Aleteby certify that the amendment aforesaid has
koWe vAid 10 all inIents and purposes az part Of
I Constitution Of the uited states
Hestimony whereof ! have hercun'o set my hand
Nd e-nsed the seal Of the Department OF STATE to
" AFFIXED Done at the CITY Of sshingion, thi.
II "a day Of December IN the year Of our Lord
Mo5. and OF the Independence Of tue United States
ID America the yWh. MN. II, SEwARD,
u Secretary of state,
The sun., 1865-12-19
POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.


Rd'sioh ". c. Dee. is The Legislature Of this
STATE adjourned ,his morning. ,o meet .gsin on II
hrn Of February nsI,. No Law was passed or bill
presented for the government and prolectan Of the
heslmsn.
California
Sacramento, Dee. 16.-Ths Lsgislsturs today
elected Cornelius Cole U. g. Senator, W succeed
Mr.. keDougsll