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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-20
KINGS COUNTY POLITICS.

prsocWtuc rRryatIEs FOR WARD OFFICES.
The regular democratic primary elections TO Gil vacancies
tieeyen numbered wards Of Brooklyn III the oce Of al
costablcs and supervisors IN the odd number
Cd wards held Thursday evening Tho vote poIied
unusually inrge The following the name, Of the
successful candidates for aldermen IN each warsecond
ward Hugh Mclaughlin; Fourth William y. Harris SIXTH,
James oBrIen; Eighth 6. " Daniels; Tenth, Jacob z
Bergen: Twelfth doubtful James Donovan and Dennis
OKeefe both claiming tho nomination. Fourteenth Philip
Brady SIXTEENTH Herman H. 6uck; Eighteenth, Joseph H.
Martin; TwcntCnth, William c. Cooper.
For supervisors tho nomnees areFirs ward, Cortln nd
Spague; Third A. D. Smith Fifth Peter Donncly; Seventh,
no election; Ninth James Cassidy; Eleventh, James 7.
Howell No election in the Thirteenth, Fifteenth Seven
tsenth apd Nineteeuth wards
The ronstabIes nominated were second ward Gearse
CoQAn Sixth Thomas kostiDg Tenth, Ben amin " Gar
dncr; twelfth, John Hnshes Fourteenth fairick MeGnn
Eighteenth, John RnoH.
Rfrrnii. An ALDkHNAFC NOMINATIONS
made ~ follows;-Tourth ward. Thomas Merre.n
Fourteenth. William Srreton, Twenheth, John Bpliler
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The Lebanon. Tenn hssad has : story Rboes lssy
Who feli Bfo eighty feet dep snd r.r 1.5
bat q dossnt come W ~ The kobs yarns 10 inserss,
and srcltensrt
The oysters At Annapolis have hesn Rendered uswlss
sDme ~ he la,s fslns People dsnf Ed them.
Three ds8shiss cs wsndsn enyasr. a Baifin.sss
recently died ~ arei fever aud 0hers are asnx.s
oasiy sIes - The same nsiasy
youns lady who BOXED Ler.sK ~ tn ustrh Hay.s
Chicago, Nis~ Muller, committed Suede ~ tsllAg
morphine tbs went va lLs ssqve n 40 snvss
loYe
The ssusssnssu fnfizns IN Rhode isisnd hav. -
snsa % hscoms esi1srs snd yofsfs tsy lasy enEsr
tht Csn hlThis biA " he F,air
10. ss- Oriesns pes sdyo>4lsx : bfsskieg np n ~
large blahaitons ~ ths tale INTO small fafas ~ ~
sneoaFAssm sns u lranigsslsu
NJ hskliisn. Fc0aStn1s sbf ~ sr,anssr~ maze
fAfturst ~ wvonn r0is. ~ sias ~ remove hm b4ss
nss# from IL cd cvunisy " Bafsio. n thN Naats
on a.. isih y Jonss nsrssfsf " " 81 pstfy
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MISCELLANEOUS POLITICAL ITEMS.

ppYsvrEH ~ rns Constitution Petersburg IVA }
Eypr,0 says The violation Of all consttui onal law
the ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF Virginia fragrant sc a
injustice the Partition Of Poland II possible even
more fsgrnnn The socitsde Of these rebelsor
the integrity Of constitution is edfyng and com
mcndablc.
Tm CosrrDrnAcr Dus Hann-I, is said that Cen
fcdcra,e yet taken BY some country trsdcrs,
under the impression that In some way or other the
South VIII yet achieve Independence.
THr s'MorSrArS psRrRmoy james w. Scoyel, of
New jersey, publishes card In which he acknowledges
that he heartily ashamed Of and DESTROYS Of forget ng
his very notorious performance last winter
DKrAwsRy PoIurs.-A Union State maa ratification
convention held at Dover the f1lb II was very
enthusiastic and hopes entertained OF defeating the
ooppcrhsads and rebels at tho next election
Tar AYESpsKsT A. Leake made . speech TO the
johnson Of Cohocs tho 10th insL taking around
against the constitutional amendment q condition Of
reconstruction lmpoltic and unconstitutional For-
tunatsly the people don't agree with Mr.. Leake.
IsrEAnNsT.-Ths Albany Ereniao Journal after =
Ions dscussion OF the Impeachment question: concludes
with expression OF hope that the attempt mpcseh
Nr johnson will not bc made. All this talk about
parchment - the merest radical humbug and not man
but knows that to attempt u would utterly ruin the
party.
Tnn ALTERNATIVE orSmrp rHs sorTH-N D. Judd
of Chicago, In accepting tho radical nomination for
Congress- pledged himself with those who In the
newt Congress win press forward 10 impartial suffrage
In case the Constitutional amendment shall continue
20 be rejected by the seeded ststes has thus far
been.
PnErplcAI TO FRGspxU.-A bill has been
passed by the Senate Of rcras compelling freedmen 10
make their for the year. hetseen the Let and
10th Of January all contracts made after that data be
nun and VOID This in connection with nov vagrnnt
Law virtually establishes slavery Tho lower houss OF
tho legislature IL striving to amsliorste the conditions
bu, the Senate will no, Such proceedings BY
the lately rebeous States do not help convince the
radicals that they have accepted the situation good
faith, 20 that securities Of tho nature o. impartial
suffrage needless
TINS Ixssox % rHs Eixcno1s The washlngton
rsson says The elections tseh tho democratic party
sat they cannot hope cced unless they psr.
fectly orgsnyed and diacpIlned.' 10 battles Tough,
with ballots pluck and discipline will no, make up for
numbes Tho democratic party needs recruits Orr, Of
ALI bot Il will never e, them While " arrays ben IN
opposition the constitutional amendment snd under.
tskesfo annul every advantage given BY arms
GENERAL BAxx. w rHn cessurrr'owsL Ans~rwyrr--
ovD.rM Banks made a speech al wallhsm, Msss on
The night o. tie ish rs ne urged the adoption o. The
constitutional amendment, saying that ~ adoption
would establish democratic republican govsrnmsns
NNrH kA~Acuun IN Dssrnr. Major seserai ~ A
Niles declines 70 - 4 esndesN for Congress u ~
attfytt
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INDIAN OrTRiGEs IN COLoRiro.
SPECIAL TflfsMs 70 TING NV rou Msup

M"rder and Cattle stealing In the Hs~rfss.
Country-Tk~ Chiz~ss Describing their Homes
and Taking H~fag~ La the Ports The mites
tr,, &c.
irlvss~osrn, Kama. n,I 10. IsS
The Denver CITY H~o Of tile i2lh igssAn, contains tho
following despaichens-
Primo G. OFT D IsI
The Indian enc iement Continues Col0nsI aleranass
and citizens drove them into the nounians fsw dAy
ago, hat yesterday they returned 10 tbe head ~ tie
Hnerfan0 and commenced thor hoOdy work ~ marsef
stealing and shooting catile tetisrs dr-rtlrg thsls
homes and going the forts II do no, rst help
Immediately % upe can forwee the ~rf
Btpuo, Upper Hnerfsno. & r. Oct a. 100
md myself herr surrounded BY f4fiara They srs
killing psrys and taking borssa ny hid aghi win
soldiers md citizens the rgsrsstorf~ then csme -
Qnsrrhsraa toos rock and then ~ the Hnsfano
killed Two topk ~ The hoysns for Twelve es %
the reek They dtisrplaed ~ murder o. dive IN
tie whites from this county
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GEN. cAsTELSEAU AT VERA CRUZ.
President Juarez Denounces the
Matamoros Filibusters.
Evacuation CT The Port OF Guaymas
by the French.
The Administration About 10 Fake Active
Steps in Mexican Affairs.

The Administration To Take Action in Next
-an Annirs-Thc Evacuation Of Quay mas and
Sonora by the Preach The Liberals 10 49,
sninc Control Immediately. &c.
w.suiS5r on, %, 10 1900.
There every 10 believe that the sov rnmep,
has taken hold seriously Of tho Mexican question, and
tina, tho presdch, las delivered some opinions tho
members OF his Cabinet which win insure active
aud oommcndable policy Immediately hereafter There
y some doubt on Tho point Of General Castcncau having
been appointed 70 supcaode Marshal Bszane In Mexico
Tho following communication has just boon received
a The state Department
CosutAu ~ IHr Uurrp srArrsl
1rArsD sept III, 1900
ton of tins pert and Stale II sonora by The French
squadron and land forer, win tsc place The Igih
Instant have been ocially Informed Of this fact oy
the Admiral 10 command. The preparation Tor embark
al9n which have boon going on for few days.
and tho fact " the Withdrawal oi these forces
nave created panic among The population, both
native aud foreign, aud in consequence the sieaiscr
which lcayes Ae 1871 Tor Maxallan aud san Ffaneco
viii 10 crowded beyond her capacity Tho French por.
lion OF tho community and hcxicaDs who have been
compromised whn have 1iven suppnri 10 tho efnurs
are making every oreron cs.ape tho almost cerian
letribuiion witch awaits o the hands Of the lncom-
ine Aberaa The merchants md respcc,a bo famnos
not compromised IN these political dlmcuior aprre-
hening danger from the lower cise8 during ih.
rim Of the withdrawal Of tho ftcuch troops and tho
entering % the liberal uroe. have sought hs protection
.! this Consulate. AZ 40 Que here appeared
ao'e TO suggest or move In plan 70 pfo,aat
formed the Admiral and the commander ~ The plho,
that would communicate the fact aud IN. un,o IL tho
withdrawal ~ the troops 10 Governor resQu ,kie 20
the liberal forces Of tho STATE Ia onir that he might
really to takc possession mmei aiciy. and thereby
rnaTantcc order and g.curity. With tho approval "A
those officers have despatched messenger Governor
fezg1a with this Information, aLI With opp al
bs generosity IN behalf 81 ihose who threatened
with ruiz nnd who pre- arms 20 o The country.
iruH, his answer vii be c0nciaiory AID humans Tta
knowledge OF tho fact OF my having Communicated with
resqura restored quot 10 The place aud msny b,p.
YET 10 be able 10 remain IA their h0mos The sienmsr
~ San franefco viii leave tho 13lb when may ~
able % report tho city quie ngaln IN tho Iofesicn 10
the onlcer OF ur constitutional government have
the honor Ia 10 respectfully your Obel~a,
EDWARD CONNER. United ssstea causel
Hon WILLIAM ~ tfwaRr, Secretary Of etatn
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ages flfnsws4 fist wtg Asys rVesniy rase h. "a -
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- ~ -, Tr@-ss, $40 e9IssFusnny CO. sfttS 49,
80 - 80 1890 ftas Hs hFe5 ert A. ~ - -
fenyrs9&s ens4sHSn4a1f - &tnt Pr 10y
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Bx-yIisister Edouard ThouveneI or France.
The cable dispatches the death. at Paris,
yesterday October lq OF ~ Edouard Antoine Thouvene
sAs predecessor Of Drouyn dc Lhuys in the once OF
French Minister Of Foreign Affairs. We published
sbout month ago the Of the death Of his
vs sister Of crsvlis Fieury, one Of tho propretors
q the Dsss Of Paris and former In the Orleans
family
II rhouvensl was born at verdun, November IL, 1918
On nnshng his studies he travelled for some In the
EaE and his return to France Published his Tmprcs
sions do Voyage" In some papers Hungary and Wal
iAchis which appeared in the Recas d,s Das kond.s
These papers rst brought him into notice, and deter
mined hts future . dplomstist Shortly after
h entered the French Foreign once and sIgnallzed
himself by denoancing tho OF Russia in
Aa Minor and tho disastrous consequences TO the bal
snos OF power In Europe accruing from the treaty
Gsded between tho Porte and Russia 10 1879 In 1s1t
- had an opportunity Of studying In the localities them
solves the question Of the Danubian Principsliles
which was destined to occupy much OF the
elAsntion Of European diplomacy, and y may
.scn AZ: ;sdss ea' q The gh. Which be shed on ho
Dsnt took In Determining the destiny OF those Interest.
psg countriea N. Thouycne went afterwards Brus-
eeis q sttschS under the French Ambassador, NJ de
eamgny In the month OF september, 1sl5, he became
Secretary TO the French Embassy at Athens He was
efssrwards appointed Charge dAnaircs, then Minister
ns was sent 20 Munich AZ French Ambassador and Wa
recalled from this psst TO take the political direction in
tsssgn shslu, In which he gave proof or ~.
lsasvs knowledge and OF remarkable tact. when 80
Urouyn Do Lhuys was summoned 70 the Conferences
which were held at Vienna In April 1855, " Thouvenel
~, during his absence in,rased with Inc entire man
efement OF the Foreign oflce In July, 1855, on tho
NE return OF NJ Drouyu do Lhuys from Vienna, Thou.
veno was appointed Ambassador 20 Constantinopfe Ito
yM appointed Minister OF Foreign Affairs on January
1eoo, sucosedipg Count Walewsk,, who retired
eccount OF 2 Engagement with the Emperor the
Italian question fhouvene did not fully agree with
80 Emperor on his Italian policy, and he was finally
EOtired on account Of the differences on the Roman
question, and was succecded October Is, 1862 by VI
Usouyn dc lib g. since that tmo N fhcuvenel has
SD pablo oice. His death tbis time when the
Eastern question 10 again becom M important will doubt
3sss be looked rpon misfortune for he was consd.
0rod 10 be intirtsteiy acquainted with the guh,rcf
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BALTIMORE POLICE COMMISSIONERS.
SPECIAL 1tlssaAm 10 TINE NEW YoRx maAtu.

A Serious Dimculty Arisins-The Radicals Or.
ganizimg 10 Resist the Governor Of Mary.
land by Force-The CommIoners Summoned
for Trial-The Radicals Anxious for Another
Civil War.
wAsHnGros, Oct. Is, 1900
The Constitutional Union, in Its issue OF this evening"
that the key note OF civil has been
sounded II says that appeal has been made to tho
radicals Of the North TO organize At and interfere
with the sovereign State OF Maryland and the radical
party have pluck enough the country will be plunged
into civil war many days This evening the Prest
dent engaged in long consultation in regard TO this
matter No doubt II the laws are violated he 10 well
prepared and decided how TO act
BALTIMORE, Oct. 10, 1896
The organization known the Boys in Blue held .
meeting night and passed resolutions TO stand by IN
Police Commissioners and offered their services 10 aid
the Commissioners should they need assistance.
Governor Swami has summoned the Police Commits
soncrs TO the charges preferred against Them
Monday next, at Annapolis. Due notice served
them last night It lie no. known what response the
Commissioners " III make TO the summons Of The Gov
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Arleciior 81 the Constitutional Amendment by
:. Jhc Texas Heuse or Representatives, &c.
~ NEW uprEAr-, sst t-ss
1be Te- House of Representatives has rejected the
~sueti,r,on>i amendment by q vote OF 81 toa
military c>der directs the arrest Of Terrence Ioups
charged with saoosns freedmen In the parish o. Laisy
e1fs The oYdey q IssSed under General Grants order
being alleged hss tbe civil authorities have neglected
o. bring the accused 70 sdeL
Governor wells has eon~ lis said 10 the rslcassa
spuntrv Ia Inc rars Of the sta,e proc
poet for oil springs on the sn..s of canal company
chartered by The Legislature o. is and gwen ~ tna'
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Tine susrH cMollsA llrcIps.

R''Luon, n. c., Oct 10 lsss
ms election returns come !" slowly: Tho indications
axe TINT Worth will have s~erwnelmng majority
Docksryis vote n very slim. NaIce received several
voaec IN various parts Of the state ~. =. -
wnM,crox, " c. Oct 10, 1903
D. q Allen has boon elected 10 the Houss> OF commons
from Brunswick county
All the returns far received from towns ana VII
ases near he railroad lines Indicate that the W. TOT
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| OnicisI Order frea President Jusv~x The
| Military Movement nc Masswsevos Oissp-
| proved-Issev.ai Dts-~sstss. - s~ Qssil~d.
viii Je teen ~ the following Official order ~ Js4res
that the brrai governmen, ~ Mexico fully sye Tho
importance = putting end 10 all iaserna dsssors
and q 'ailr rTomp, TO qusl ali uosb~s ~
L this naigrs ,lst may snss,-
Dsrg Hrvyr o. HON AvrtIss
orncS sscsursnY ronrsn!
Avn Hess AyvAis.
srcnos J. Tho citizen rresdrn, a mo rspsblc ha-
heard with regret o. tho act committed Ia The cty
u Naamoro- on the i2th o. AagBs, lat W che fogc
under com nsnd of General PEDRO Hinoloa AID coossl
Ssryando Canaiex, with yisw that Tie political and
liay eonmand Of The -,ais q ramagipss .hgald %
proclamation issaed tho 18th thsrrty alsssy-inr
General dc > cafvaln, n.s incambeBi a iLs time
General Csrsai u oiay tha Supreme gosefprnsn.
that had the nshi 70 ordef Lls disnls,a aad a h.t
already 40 determined on The 9th s said noah cds
that GeneTsl CsnsjAI m.xht answer Tor 80 shanes
against him sor TIC sapauAicn b. granted 70 Don TsAs
You we're then sproal.d A. 0ovefror ssa yluisry
Command 10 sup<Iseso General csrslat nj enui
you Superseded him ahd aaul ihs determination n -
government came % the tnosieigr * Gsterai 80.
vaal's subotgisst' tlsy -sse b9apa T. rcspi -
monty. NJ. error s.nboi hsrssef y 'telsei =
~ e third fsonton n 80 art above nsuflDned.
whore u provided - refer q y to cgnsu rrs~ fsnt
under protest. ant ab.ds ~ hs erssEpnalioa. spfL
msrl. aoss "a dssrye isn u sLsH irsc ehuse,., =
rssoif, cfnsafy u tie moss bnilns datira n sssf ~
NJ 80 cosnssy eas b. sni~fsrag Stop = ~ -. =,
mbsry efolie vhah haso 40 fAf hssn The "
nisfDrur@ ~ fhs Frprblr. Tue nation has tets
struggling fcr the o.. assluNt la'lsf that
vo.cd agains, Tho oDnFai nd us Lass. ~hich.
anu barring bcea aasfwA n, a. far a. ne.
e9n irslf. W ssgrE foE ~ fhsa al To
peolde are struggling " IN f0vsasr r.sY@es
far naaonsi Ia I'D tLe psbeiss tL., .aihosy shssa
not - derived iasoug seisfco y force n sfus haa
eriss froe the las co1enisd - ~ tbs ~. I'll 80
votes u ibs eizsta ihai Ia - tapsrGr lat
public oser - Nuperos " fnHtafy mltinisF al tAf
arms - ~ the hands ~ fho~e cisFns Who instead -
dsr' ssfdng 10 iaut aad ~ siiss pabe oces, wh
het srrte heir countfy hy siessnr~ " TO-
wagte1 a4tncrties sn1 sariet o.sdsDF. r. tte inws
bsspprut ug, tie 1tasn President d. do pgfUaf
the MILITARY fn0fensSaf ~ sNfsmossa a1a as.Fgwlns
~ tha act srsl1g thefr,son 10 yog fat
sdss al the rrf~ asy have tea uussftf at
shtAfy aonmsA4ani - tie etsss ~ Tsnssl "a goB
shogid pro- De the bot Toe tss fliliissn ~
ihoee fgfss ssd aHsrt sensrAi tflnoio. al tgsHfl
,snales % woes.d y the s~si q M sFssa~
meat 70 snsxer 10 thelF eona1ef
nfsprDfsrcs sn4 insersy
IKiilU ~ TKtsUt
stsss'rry ~ ygrelsa sBs Hqfus k~a4rK
10 General rAsutCn fsNs, 1UFfrnw al = ifty
Coulusldsni ~ tss Fsfs - Issa.ulig.@s rafsmssos
CuHfsntt, ksf1 ~, iseS
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LIVERPOOL, Friday Oct 10, 1890
The Inman steamship City Of Paris and the General
fansatlan,ic Compsnys steamship vile dc Paris, both
from New York October Q, have arrived out
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wv 'htttFf, UlL -, IFtS.
The steamer Alliance, from Vera Crgz tAe Issb
inst, has arrived bringing f?o. 900 IN specie.
The Preach steamer kmFesa Eassn,e arrived Al Vera
Cruz on. tho l5ih Inst with General Cssclnsaa, ~ho
started the same evening 10 meet Marshal rssaAne .,
Pueblo.
II was reported that nbou, 100 rfsnch uctl~ Ard
fioo.o coo In specie being embarked for Frb..
whom tho Alliance JAILED.
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ARMY BULLETIN.


canoll ~. Potter, Colonel Of the eir,h United stAtss
volunteers, has been breyettcd Brigader General Of
Volunteers. and has also received the appointments of
First Lieutenant 81 the Eighteenth United states IL.
fAnty.
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Nominating Conycnflons.

The Cooper Institute democracy, Democratic Union
Committee and the conservative republicans held their Con-
cresslona Conventions last night The Iammany Hal AS
scmby Conventions were also held suboned are The re-
suits OF thcse aifairs:-
rAAnANY HALL ASSEMBLY cosyFsToss
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Eu R 0 P E..
News by the Cable to Friday,
October 19.
The Cessi0n OF Venetia to
Italy Completed.
. NEW GOVERNMENT In SkXONY.
Death Of NJ. Thouvenel, the
French Statesman.
THE MARKETS AND MARINE REPORT.
: -. Ae. &c.
ITALY.
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Tho Ccssion Of venetia Completed by Austria.
FLORENCE, Oct 10, 1866
The cession of the Province of venetia to
the Italian government was fully completed
to-day.
THE GERMAN QUESTION. :.
A Joint Military Rule In Saxony.
BERLIN, Oc'. 10, 1866
Rumors are afoat that the Prusso-Saxon
Military Convention have agreed on basis Of
common occupation Of Saxony.
FRANCE.
--~~~o~~~->~~~~~~N~~~~~~~
Death OF nm Eminent StatesmaH.
PARIS, Oct. 10, 1866.
The French statesman, M. Thouvenel, died
to-day.
r FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
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Tho London Money Market.
LONDON Oct 49, 1850.
me money market is quiet
Oonsols for money s9K.
AMERICAN SECURITIES
me following are the closing prices Of American Sc
suses:-
United StaAes fvetwenties. ..................6 s%
Ess shares .s01s
AnnOB CentTale
The Liverpool Cotton Market.
LIVERPOOL, Oct 10. 1900
The Brokers' Circular reports the ssles Of for
Ne week l04 900 bales The market to-day is hrn
With GALES Of 900 balea MiddlIDg upands closed at
11xd
Liverpool Breadstmhs Market.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 10, 1860
Tho weather 10 still unfavorable for the crops and the
: Sseadstuns market il consequently advancing Flour
hAs advanced Is per Darrell whealhas advanced 3D. per
10 pounds for American grades and has advanced
q S1s. for $50 pounds
Liverpool Provisions Market.
LIVERPOOL, Oct 10, 1860
ne market for provisions rs unchanged.
Liverpool Produce Market.
LUERrooI, Oct. 10, 1900
3nllov teuds downward
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The London Money Market.
LONDON Oct. ~, 1885,
me money market 10 quiet
Oonsols for money soy.
AMERICAN SECURITIES
The following the closing prices Of American sc
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FRANCE.
Death Of IN Eminent Statesman.
PARIS, Oct l9, 1866
The French statesman, N. Thouvene, died
to-day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-20

Tho Ccssion or venetia Completed by Austria.
FLORENCE, Oct. 10, 1866.
The cession Of the Province of Venetia to
the Italian government was fully completed
to-day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-20

THE GERMAN QUESTION. :.
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A Joint Military Rule In Saxony.
BERLIN, Oc'. 10, 1866.
= Rumors are afloat that the Prusso-Saxon
Military Convention have agreed on a basis Of
. common occupation Of Saxony.