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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-01-07

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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-01-07
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-01-07
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-01-07

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be publitun1s ~ ermsrten iudsn.
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-01-07
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Mnneapplis.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-01-07
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-01-07
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-01-07
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-01-07
Die Seu,erneurstettfAaft.

@ple 2274.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-25

The Visit or the English cA,Pttahsss-
The Southern Conventfons-1.ho Wfvz
Trtal-The Progress OF Recsnstr~c elton
The Latest News from Central Amer
lea, Mexico, Cuba, &C., 30.
The cunard mail steamship Asia, Captain Noodle, will
leave Boston on Wednesday for Liverpool
The mails for Europe will close in this city az g
qunrterpast one and halfpast i've O'Clock tomorrow
afternoon.
The New York Rehabilitation for Europe-wia be
published at eleven O'Clock tomorrow morning
II will contain A full report OF the Visit of the Euro.
pean Capitalists to the different cities Of the United
States and Canada with OF the in which
thoy received and entertained the speeches dev
ere &c. no. The Proceedings Of the State Conventions
Of South Carona and Alabama The progress Of Recon
stFactiou In the different Southern sates; Interesting
intelligence from the National Caphsl; Late and import
ant News from Mexco Central America, Cuba aud st.
Domingo, with aocouns Of all prominent events Of the
day.
Single copss nwrappsrs, ready for maay, six cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-25
Tho Chicago Tragedy.
MRS. pBACH IN CoURT-TIER APPKARANCE-BAl
N EIyEp AT THREE THOUSAND pOLLARs. ETC.

MRS, DBACH IN COURT-HEk APPkARANCE-BAIL
FIXED AT THREE THOUSAND DOLLARS, ETC.
sf : fErom the Chicago Tribune, Sep. ~
The examinai on OF Augusta Howe Randall Beach, the
heroine Of the recent tragedy pla mt the
Police Court yesterday morning There was conside-
radio crowd OF people present whom curiosity had drawn
thither 10 obtain glimpse OF the terrible beauty. She
Yves brought into court by detective W. H. Tunnclife,
who placed her in the slaughter pen 70 await the
pleasure Of Tho court There she pass'd about half
hour In tho society OF few choice companions, tho
regular habtss Of the Armory When she was at length
brought ont and placed In the dock sho appeared 10 DE
partly the result Of her being subjected TO the curious
gaze Of 40 many specators, and partly owing TO the
presence Of Mrs. Randall, her mother, who appeared 70
Be In tho deepest DISTRESS
The fair prisoner neatly dressed. Her face was
partially hidden behind VEIL and her golden curls
bowed In graceful profusion around her shoulders sne
Ia delicate looking creature and few would have sus
pccted In the quiet almost demure cennenance on the
trembling figure before Them that there was ncert
within that bosom capable OF the dres cruelty ana INC
nrmest determination. She kept her eyes nxsd stead
lastly on the ground and mover once scd them during
the whole time she was In the court
Mr. r. =. Smith, who appeared as ner counsel, md ne
proposed TO waive examination and asked the Justice 70
Ak tho bail at as moderate ngure 40 possible unuer nc
circumstance He sad MIS- beach vas IN very acca.'
health and, being naturally OF nesyous Temperament,
was feared s N nS sn.n os c ssc would
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-25

Return Of Speaker ColfAx's Party.
ROMANTIC TRIP AMONG G0RGEs, MINES, MoRMoNs,
WATERFALLS, 1rC.-TH4 PACIFIC RAILRoAD.
NJ Speaker C0fax, Of the Houss Of Representatives
LaspAsnnt Governor Bros, o. Illinois, and Mr. Bowles
stas ~ ~ Springfield Rsscs~ arrived in this city
antsfday night on the New YORK, from Asplnwa, aftsr
completing their tour Of Investigation through the Mines
valleys gorss forests and labyrnths Of the Pacific
Statss and Territories The explorers have had roman
tic time Of idiscussed bigamism with Brigham Young,
andsaw his forty wives looking pretty wol at THEATRE
saw cataracts half mile high in the 70 Semitic valley
CROSSED and the Sierra Nevada mountains three
times passing through eternal SHOWS above tho human
family saw cargo OF gold dust the Columbia river
from Idaho FOR San Francisco worth 500 900; saw
TON or silver bricks Interpreted with gold in one pile
IN Neyadai visited her Matestys folks in vancouver's
Island and made innumerabe speeches during the pro-
!onged ovation which marked their progress overland
through CALIFORNIA. $3.50
The main obac Of the visit OF Mr. Colfax and his CON-
panons was to ascertain II the resources and status of
the country demanded the speedy construction Of tho
Pacific Railroad. Governor Bross with whom our re.
porter conversed decided IN his conviction that the
early completion OF the work s loudly demanded and
his opinions shared by the entire party The deve
opment Of wealth to the country attendant this event
u asserted will be of the most astonishing character
The Pacific end OF the road is being pushed with marked
energy and success the side of the Sierra
will soon be worked through and the OF road is
asserted TO be as easy of construction road on the
New York Central line a. 800 t9 - : M
TWAS In the middle OF May that the party started
from Chicago four months being thus passed in the
iporations. Mr. Richardson, OF Chicago who accompa.
men At present stopping at the St. Nicholas will return
70 their homes In tho of the week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-25

~ city subscribers will confer favor by reporting
snv ., - city carriers who ovsrchage for the HrRALD
co,,,. .,, scribsn TO the Nsw YoRK HxRALD are re-
ouss.ad n rsr,, their subscriptions. whenever prac
..h. r., p.u. o. n -den II is the safest mode Of
transmitting money by ma
Advertisements. sn,a n. .s,. 70 the ONCE before nine
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-25

RAasrl Al two O'Clock On 9npday movning alters
Notice o. funeral vii be gsvsn hereafter. .a = =
BarAsr-0n saturday. september -, a. the residence
of hs u,utsv Mrs W. A. burke 40 Mulberry street. Of
oonesssDn q the lungs NJ BsrAsf. In the soh year
OF bic age.
Al RIA brohcrs pan ana Neil also tho members of Polar
N1ar ypdae No RlS are respectfully invited % attond
ne funeral from 81 Pstrcks cathedral tais Monday
morning. a tcn O'Clock. whea scsepp high nass o.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-25

Tas HrrpormArRox-OrESlSo or THE New SEASON
This establishment which, during last season, presented
20 brilliant an attraction opens this evening with per-
foot company . rcmodclcd and rcdecorated INTERIOR
and repertoire with which, for novelty and variety, we
arc assured the public will have fault 10 find The
company represented by horses and ponies Is magnn-
cont fAr exceeding that Of last season, which, will DO
remembered very nnc, while the horses and artists
represent phases Of the artistic world TO be found In
tho theatrical ring. The circus is permanent nstu.
Zion In a me principal cities Of Europe II takes Its
Il maintaining ITSELF here, and obtaining that sup
mort which. under judcious management, is en-
eltled to Tho ordinary circus, with It's bolster
Gus audiences, its almost automaton horses ia
twenty told jokes with s unequalcd "belm Of thou
saud stables" and extract Of might blooming
aawdussv has become provincial institution,
no, tocrabIc In great ctcs La Grdnds Crqw1 such as
wo now have Fourteouh street, has long been want
ing in the category Of metropolitan smusements Aero
baic fcats which paraks OF the classic elegance Of the
Olympic games that the most rcnned portion OF the
Athenian public won't 10 delight in are equally
acceptable in these modern and moro practical days Of
ours Graceful horsemanship, whether In the Held, In
charm for tho old and the young alike As represented
In the circus II particularly inviting TO tho taste OF
childhood and hence performances like those introduced
IN tho Hppotheatron including the fairy scenes and pan
cmoym MT Of children and win doubt be shared by
Thousands Of embryo citizens at the nanecs Which
will take place on every Wednesday aud Saturday The
Hppothcaron its fall and winter season this
evening with all tho promises Of success when Dril-
liant company and infinitely varied aud attractive
free from everything coarse or vulgar can
Insure this now permanent equestrian, acroootic ana
pantonunic theatre. ,.l .at.fftf Hdt tfs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-25

mon ams Ian them bssors opening day. are turning
their. attention 70 the adornment and improvement
Of the halls and passages rather than prose-
cutting the apparently lifelong job Of complet-
ing thS extension Fresco painters ere engaged
apon the great aiss6rca work which is to illuminate
the doms-a work elaborate and extensive that it can
not be completed and uncovered before the middle Of
March next Seats and desks being fixed In the Hall
of Representative and general air Of preparation be-
tokens the Washington season Close at band.
.rH .sltl cORRECTION. "a
the statementa lately made In the Eastern papers re-
gasdng the case OF Colonel Gushing Edwards Thirty
second Massachusetts, Volunteers, are incorrect That
Officer summary dismissed, without trial. by the
Ww Department. some months ago, but ON his applica
ton vas allowed trial by court martial, which Is not
yet concluded 3l-HHttA
UNwHoLEs0ME WATER. ef
Many complaints are being made by residents Of wash
ngon and Georgetown about the mpurty Of the water
they got through the hydrant Tho thick, inky nuid
they are Obliged to use Ia generally supposed to come
nom the Potomac; in reality comes from Gunpowder
creek fosaer stream than the muddy nver Cases OF
FEVER and ague and dyssntey alarmingy frequent
and disease Ia increasing In Washington
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-25

Y A.-The Finest OvercNss4S Ever Seen bs
tins country ready for sale.
! - /. " BROKAW, aa7lssayotte plG e..And
"a Fourth Avenue, cnpesate Ccope rfOnion
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-25

l---s.samshIp Columbia Mrs ghariss J~vh and
pSrio Jcsquinn FaSra fons t1c AnvsAgyk jose 9sco
Monte, Aususin Morales Leon Hervsnaea Seig 90 Pn
Tin CodpnAA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-25
MARRIAGES. AND DEATHS.


smrsEy--Ls FxvRx.-on Sunday, sep,esseer ~ BY tho
nav. Sylvanna Reed WILLIAM SinrssY 70 Mss EnsA
liz FEvan, ~ of New. York. No cards.
ST. OSak--PArrux.--In Chset churo>, Polghkcepslc,
N r., on "Wednesday, Scptepber 20, BY ny Or Buell.
Of The sixteenth regmsnt United Stats infantry, to
CAsarR KiRsy daughter q Colonel o. W. Pa,su, United
States Army III rs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-25

sAll Prizes Cashcd I'm legal IOttcsfes.-
(lf2calars and teswtngs scut. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-25

A.DiarrlsDn, Dysentery, I'm. .mer c, &c m.
at6a, &C., speotrtE Garut By nsing MfeUE1ES "BErkk
1NkAkqI" SoldaEX YArk row and By sis'Dslggists.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-25

4 A. Po7IaM Il Son. 1Iecrsclss ssm MnSaszfac-
4aStoos iIY,acAay, Fourth srrct Pipes and Cigar
Hoc ut whosssSe and RETAIL cut ts'oasr, mounted with
~ Isnd repaiyJd. -.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-25

Ckrvnlier's Lsre for the Hair Restores
gray original color stops It's falling 1st kecps the
head clean, nds above comparison with cher hair
dressing sold tho drg stores and At ny olln, LIS
BroadwHy.. SARAH A. CHEvAl1ER~ n. ID.
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u A CONFIDENTIAL md Expcrtcnrcd Dctec-
secucd In divorce and 9th oass by address
Ga Post ulicp-
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! n,-D Bnrnuua,s ssSelf scvscr,- or scEE
GUIDE and BAsgI, Tor NIL sewing machines at the sew
Inc Offices american Institute Fss aSod Barnun y
Mussun. Al 90 with dircctions Agents sans Invent
orr oiIdo, U6 Broadany. New York.
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Corns, Bunions, Enlargcd Jeints and
all dsessss, of hs SssA cured By DR. zASHAHaK, 76o
Rrnad ,xnx
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900 Casualties, Fires, 80. ~
EXPLOSION or AN KNorNR--rwo PERSONS KILLED


from the Catlaraugus IN ~ freeman
distressing accident occurred near Salamanca on the
18th inst company arc sinking an oil vol there, ana
the engine used exploded, instantly killing VIM Chem,
the engineer and scading and breaking tho arm OF Dr
Leonard OF ulo the contractor, and severely scaldng
Ave others one OF whom died on Saturday night The
accident Is sad tho result OF defect In the nre
box OF the engine The boiler was blown through the
derrick, completely demoiishins thas structure
SMASH UP ON rHE RICHMOND AND DAsvILLE RAIL
sv ROAD.
fasi From tho Richmond Times, Sept ~
The nah train for Danvlle which leu Manchester yes
tsriay morning at halfpsst seven o'clock met with an
accident near Powhaan station BY the breaking on
crnnk pin on the locomotive. The engine was thrown
directly acruss the track and general smasn-up OF vs.
gage and express freight the CONSEQUENCE The ten
der was also pretty we'll used up Fortunately no one
hurt which Is miraculous when the utter smashing
up OF the cars ID seen. IS
= rs1 pEsrstcrivE FIRE IN ovID, ny. ls..a
te-g From the Albany Argus, Sept Il
Aswcepng nro occurred IN the little village OF cvd,
Seneca county, early last Sunday morning when one
time Threatened 70 lay the entire village ~ asncs A.
some ffteen buildings were consumed innctng Az
immense damage On the business prosperity Oh tne Guy.
The flrc caught In the steam mill OF James tergus1n
from which tho flames extended 10 tho adjoining pnw
ipGs Among other property destroyed Warren ~.
Mors, Burns blacksmith shop, sscley axe maeus.cso
Van Lewis wagon shop, Fnnegan's shoe shop, tins oso
court house. tho dwelling houses Of Mrs. Banker and
smth, with the attor's barns and outhouscs y NOR
s' furnace and maobine shop, etc. None 81 the urop
srtv wss uspssA exoept The MIL
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Another balloon ASCENSION took place on saturday. as
reported in Yesterdays HeSAis. publish an account
Of the trip given by correspondent who accom-
panied Mr. Wood Of Professor loves assistants on
the yoyara. .-Lllu- --l.-u- --
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Alloys and Chflc1reu's x..,.-,.,,
GARrgALDI CUTAwAY AND IOWA ~ SUITS
by the thcssands mt reasonable tk1oez
l. v. BROKAw ~ Lafayette Acc, and
81 Fourth avenrA.op9ose Co per Union.
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T! BnfchelOr,s Hair Dye.-Thc BesA In the
wv raiIaRse and tins only
feet yys Also Regsnefatjng OF Islehsurs Pre-
tue hair. 81 Barclay Naw York
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"A Universal HINT store,
representing all the latest fashions In tho I'D world and the
new 10
CHIisOREN,s FANCY HATS, INFANTS FANCY HATS,
MISSfS HATS and BOFNETS. BOYS and YCyTHS
HATS and CAPS, LADIES' and Chill ckENS YuRS
arccabc convenience ina great city IKE New York
and SUCH n store ~ GBNlN'S, H5 broadway.
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The Bridal Characteristic Essay OF
Warming and for Young Men. Published BY the
Howard Association and sent free Of charge IN sealed en-
lion
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DIR. 0lovcrS Champion Lever Truss IL
pcreclio. Essg Ssoekings Shoulder Braeer Banaages
&c. M. ulAnn street.