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New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-27
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Notice to C0nsIgnees-The British ship
squando, Capt Jordan from Liverpool, win commence dis
charging cargo TUESDAY the 3Oh inst, at Post 49,
Third District Gonsgnees requested to make their en-
tries Of merchandise Custom HeuBe their freight and
attend to receipt of their goods 1evee otherwise they viii
be stored at their risk and expense
ASHRRIDGE nECAN 4 CO. 160 Common street.
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PATENT CLOTHEs-WAsHER.
CE7KEE mYDBAuLECC CLOTHES WAsEEEFs
AND WRINGER.

The useal invention the kind for saving
household l&bor ever invented.
Has and better recommendations for saving time lgbo
and tine and fabrics washed than any other
chine AL the other machines either rub the clothes and
hem out 6peiiiy do not satisfactorily perform their ork
With the
HNDRAULIG CLOTHES WASHER
This not the There rubbing Of the clothes
and tear. The washing is
pstsy and horou2 y performed by the action Of the
alone send tor crtnQr, giving fall ezplaueon call and
eEau7iue them Rt the ca neral Soutbcru Agency,
Good Inducements ogef I'd TO agents sesewhgre,
s. NJ. BARTON L Co.'g,
No. II Tchoupou1ss 1treet,
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: creseent CIty EsaIlroaa co.

- Crescent City Railroad Company, Office
No CD Canal street Dorsier sttset-Car regu-
lary from Of Magazine and Canal streets through
Tyhoapona and New Levee streets and from the Stock
Landing, Louisiana Ayenuo.
DAVID MCoARD, President.
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REMOVALS.
REnovAH..,,.......,..,...,,.,.,..R .,..REMoVAH
HARVEY, MCMAHON / co, Cotton Factors and Com
mission Merchants removed their Office to 22 Caron
delet street.
p PE&IOVAL................. ......,.REMOV-AL.
We have this day REMOVED into Office NO. lie
CARONDELET STREET, {Up stairs1
KERN & SHEARER.
New Orleans Oct II, 1865
p REMOyAL................. REMOVAL.
FALLS, ALLISON & CO, from No 80 Magazine street
to No 1872 GRAYIER STREET, between Carondeet Ba-
streets. -
TE EMOy yED............,..... ..........REMOvED.
SCHMIDT ZEIGLER have removed to Nos. 49, ST. 50
and 55 NEW LEVEE STREET opposite Natchez Alley
r SEAOVAL................. II EMO VAL
BIDwELL, PAYNE S co.
Have removed Nos SO 35 Tchouptoulas street. and
have and arrive large and we'll selected asso1
ment Of GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS for sale at re1
souable prices
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-27

FURNITURE .......,F FURNITURE ......FURNITURE
BY MONTGOMERY 81 BsEo.,
R. II. MoErGonERy, Auctionesr.
CATUEDAE. October "a, at / O'Clock a
- n, their Auction Mart, 81 Camp street, will be 8oc
a general assortment HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, suct
Rosewood Mahogany, Walnut Bedsteads, BureeuE,
Arraoirs Waehstands Mahogany and Walnut Tetes Sofas,
Spring Seat Chairs Easy Chairs Marble Top Center Tehis
harDe Top Side Boards Extension TRolea, Velvet and Br
Carpets French Plate Mirrors AGtsresse EugraTnZ
Paintings Cooking Stoves and Uensg DslEg tho co1E
Of several we'll furnished houses.
-ILgo--
largo invoice Of Cottage Beds. Cane and Wood Sea
Chairs, ETC.
EegA TEEEs-CasB.
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DIRECT TRADE WITH RUSSIA.

Establishment Of a New Line Of SteamsIiips-
Large Number Of Emigrnnts Expected from
Germany. &c.
The good feeling at present existing between this
country and Russia is likely to be still further cemented
and their commercial intercourse vastly increased BY the
line OF steamships just established TO direct be
tween New York and the ports OF Northern Esrope.
They viii call at Southampton, and then proceed Got
tenhurg, In SWEDEN thence to Cop0rhagen, Denmark,
and connect with smaller steaners to and from
and Memel In Prussia and the Baltic ports The rst
vessel Of ths new line. the Ottawa Captain Archie com
manding left Copenhagen on the 18th Of August, and
Ia due at this port She has on board about avc
hundred emigrants and full The cmigrants
all well 10 do respectable farmers and mechanics who
are coming to find homes in the grcnt West They
have been brought out under the auspices NJ tue Amer
can Emigrant Aid and Homestead Company which
has now three nrst class steamers running between
New York and the above mentioned ports They have
which the emgrants will be located In Russia and other
European countries the enterprise has recived much
couragement from capitalists and the poorer
preparing TO leave in largo numbers On their arrival
this country they will be located good farms and
furnished with the necessary implements either
TO be paid for by insaIments from the fruits
Of their industry Accompanying the cmigrants
Is commission from the Scandinavian governments
consisting OF Captain Krieeer Of the Danish Marine
authorized TO that the emgranfs are properly
cared for on anding and kept out Of the hands Of
ners and boarding housc keepers They will ais0 In.
spe the lands sold to the emgrans and that they
have fair start for fortune and rcspccabtv in the
New World. report win afterwards be furnished 70
the tide Of emigration will be greater than ever
before.
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BY STEAMSHIP SCOTIA TO AUGUST 2s.

Tho Cunsrd steamship Scotia, Captain Judkins. which
e Liverpool nine O'Clock on the morning Of the 2ssh
and Queenstown the 2eth Of August, arrived at ,his
pc1 yesterday evening
Her advcss have been anticipated, in all their main
Features by The special ielcersms Of correspondence
nrvsrasd through the Atlantic cable, which have sp
l,arsd in the HEzAlp from day 70 day.
Our special corYespoudsncs and nlss BY the Scotia are
lassd 70 the 2esh Of August and contain The snssd
krsssIng dstails Of The nsws fcporta
whss she soos len EssIasd wss stated that 10 visw
~ ~ sIeht panic which lhs intsrsptca n Telegraph
- srv~ nswfcusdIasd rs l3s wjkssS days ha1 %.
kkasss1 n Aslsssls rsiss.ss shgwL - ssse ~
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mlLI1AaY AFFAIRS.

DRnl or rux SEVENTH oIxKsy.-The members Of
the gallant seventh will assemble pursuant orders
from Colonel Emmous Clark, II three O'Clock tbs after
noon Tompkns square, where rsgimsntsi driIl VIII
take place. Should the weather prove favorable there
win be large OF people present 70 witness
the proficiency OF the organization IN the execution o.
opening Of the new city psrsde ground win also take
place upon this OCCASION and a ave O'Clock In the even
ing Mayor Hoffman will review the Seventh
CONTEMPLATED ExcunsoS ccrASr ., r.nr.
SECOND REenvxr. invitation has been -ceved ~
Company B, Twenty second regiment y. . u,
from several OF the citizens Of Bridgeport Conn, 10
visit that place on or about the 91s o. TINS monn sew
era Inducements In he shape Of Tssa @ pown ~ nsS y
10 iurs out fsl ranks On thesr arrval ~ bndgepor
the military and companies under the supervfsion
OF Ma,os Mallory, will escort the BE % sne aesng
stay In return for the kindness, &c, snown BY the
Brdgeporen tho company viii give grand promenaoe
concert and hop by Dodworths fun rssimsna band Tor
the benefit of the soldiers monument a. that place.
This company II will he remembered, visited the
Cstsk Mountains last year and BY their gentlemsniy
conduct and pleasing enteranments won Tor hemssvs
Csusain w " Remmv. FIRST Lieutenant john 7. Camp.
and second Lieutenant T. O. Ascough.
ANNUAL Mxs1re % TINE wsIrs srAR uNox.-Tks
second annual meeting Of this association taok place Al
she Aor House last evening The obsc of the orsani
nation IA 10 perpetuate tho association Of the ccer Of
The Second aviscs Twensesh army corps by reunions
simmr 10 that hsld ss evening Major General GeaFy,
the President Of the orwanissto unable 70 b
ss upon ne cscsss1 sns - nSw a.
me asssmplsgs waa. numercslly spsskings very n1oh
Amoss thess who Ia.siciRs.s1 y The Enasss vevs
Ccssss wsss sr % va e. sssss ss.s - ws - -
tocsS wSss nsls upsa - secsssA - ~ eZas vua
ss10uDSy asahlna veu sssal 80
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s AMT AR Y.

The Cholera in New York aad Bresalva.
There was NO material change IN the number - ~
choaea cases yesterday, from the number rsposssA ~
day previous The weather continues warm, aAA an1n
II changes the disease viii continue 10 nnd viotnA
OFFICIAL LIST or Casa
The following cases were reported yesterday
Joseph Iawton, Ne. 333 Elizabeth street, donl
Mary Ryan. NO. 81 Mulberry street, dead.
John Meyers, No. 90 Clinton street @4
Dennis Don0hoe, No 357 West sixtcenth GrooA
Thos. Stack, No s. Baxter street.
jeremiah Murphy, No 81 Baxter street.
cKRmIcArgs 0v DKkTH.
The following certificates issued yestepAv"~
Seligsnan May No. e8 Clinton street.
Gertrude Horbet, No 27 Mulberry sIrvsl
Maria Slcinmeler, No 853 Ninth sscnuA
Joseph Lawton, Battery Barrssas nosp"s~
raF nosTggseat ggseaths in sb~ CITY tsse veeA
Ths oaeia, M report Of Group soos Cd II vicsinss
whocp,ns cough q. syphus and typhoid fsvsn, ~
chcisrs a. cSocS infantum, 70; cholera morbus II
snS cshes a. rssai dncasc so Tho total deathstFo9
svo,c cs,.es 307; from constitutional dissasaA
"a diseases. l61; from deveIopmentai a.
s,s.s %, and from violence II. Total, CAT
cHoLEEA ~ BRo0KLYN.
there were Ave now and three deaths reposts1
10 Brooklyn for the twenty four houn ending twelve
noon Yesterday The cases are foows:--
Mary AcCov. aged q. % Plymouth street, viii psso
Dsbly recover.
Cornelius Isary. aged a. ss2 Hicks street; Win -
james Whslan aged "a, 50 Douglas street; case sssI
Martin Rcean aged 80, 10 summit greet; died - iaA
Imogene s Crandeil, aged 81 % Bedford avenue; -
probably recover. &B
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COURT or SPECIAL SESSIONS.
Before Justices Kelly and Dowling.
rBEFr or FEATHER BrUsaEs.

TBEFr OF FEATHER BHUSaf8
John Stewart, accused OF stealing from John Fitz-
harris, No. 143 West Twenty venth street. half dozen
feather brushes valued ai $23. admitted his guilt and
was sentenced 10 the Penitcntary for four months
DFrSKIxo WITHOUT r,YrsG
Henry Lynch called the saloon No NJ Greene reet,
kept by Anna Spencer, imbbed a glass OF Suid, and
walked OF without showing the slightest intention 10
meet the expense day he repeated ncariv
the thing the place, when the assistance Of
oiicer called. Tho Court fined Lynch $25.
ASSAULT on Az orntEn
John Cah and Patrick Keons, who, with number
Of Others, Third avenue, between n0tli and
111th streets engaged In disturbing the peace, that
their boserous and rioous proceedings heard by
ing the ground. odcer Collins ordered the party TO
dspcrse which all did tho prisoners Csh and Ken
who steadily refused 10 obey the officer and threat
encd 10 attack him if he ntcrfercd with their AFFAIRS
Finding that the two men were determined To continue
their violations OF the peace, officer Collins arrested
Kenna, and conducting him 10 the station bssse
when Cahill up behind and struck tho c~rer on
the neck aud back bruised his eye. and tr-
him down and continued the assault To- sn o. whicn ne
the officer In the manner described the men hed ou
by tho assistance OF officer wrshs we're ana
place OF safe keeping As result M their trial
Yesterday Lev we-s senanded until Thursday aud
bailed In the Of $500 each
George Morris, charged With having taken improper
Iibercs with little girl OF twelve years, and with
attempt her into by place for the purpose II
believed Of perperang act OF villany, received
full allowance Of attention from the court To tbeS
charges preferred he plead guilty. and rsmanded
until Thursday next
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ENGLISH OPINION or THE PEACE TREATY

from the London Times, August a.
Considering the peace between Austria and Prussia
settled does not seem d,cu follow the suspicious
event 10 lis immediate consequences II used 20 be
isvorl,e saying with dIpomat.ss-es French
could Be ehher dorrroN ors'ty c sincere friend
alp p.-,.
no material loss 10 Austria she has simply excudcd
her from Germany. II remains 70 be seen WHISTLER ex
cS.pn from rs' ss s 1ss's but Bu
trrnire poiw n a pc'scy the beginning Of which is
lost ID the night Of Time. There are no isolated
TO another even at world wide distance; and the
constitution Of the German nation under Prssian supre
macy may oe traced back from link 20 ing =, along g mat
German empire for upwards Of Thousand ycas.
German Emperor vas a. oil tmee 700 weak TO hold his
the Hapsburrs were the weakest because they the
least German. or all their vassals the hohcpzoierns
the y. time. ns 81 *. 'ns |S: %
and OF Frederick IT. Prussia had shown her desire 70
supplaut Ausri. y GcrmsSy and sS.sosen n vas only
come for Germany u s for her advantage 70 be rid OF
Austra for her advantage that she should have only
master 70 's ncs o.s n 'es s Fnsss
aad thai may be looked upon a. Germany ncsrnae, u
is Prussia There H. the other hand, little doubt
ms" "u " souSs sss bs Austria can aer the war
place herself In better position with respect Germ:ny
than she possessed when eSssssd, ,on % nCRs's -
parted from her 0ustsd from Germany ~ well a. from
italv Austria will nnd herself In position analogous 70
that q Turkey; she wi that e b. pscsd the hs.d q
s,vsvv NJ : vsr1ssv Of subject tribes a Of them rebel
linz ersinst ss long established ascendsncy but Of
them sucenty strong TO shake on o. 70 i's surn 70
shs suissr = ee~srrmsns may BE- that Of sick on
his death bod may b time for ths Crescent 70 de-
srs rsrw. worn sst = hs may BE-. SIN stands
be Coass-viII s.s.1, Es,Zsss,; Z 20 y he, ss y
vssS 4, csIDs1 - Ievsnsne wosi4 u ~ sams man.
=. =: - - s:.s:; Z Z 8: 49, z ss sssS:s 80
The New York herald., 1866-09-05
BILLIARDS.

SECOND Day or the Crnnd TournAmess -
Champions.
Yesterday afternoon the fourth game of the toarus-
mani opeoed ssfwecu MT Danes, champion Of No.
chusetta and Mr.. Mccarthy. champion or Inliasa
whas The game was close and spirxed neither Of u
players displayed remarkable skill For considerabs
part Of ths game Mccarthy led b.t towards the c,ess
Daniels by carefully nursing the bts made two e
60 and %, which gave him the sd to the close. ne
Danieis-t, 9. 1, 10 y So 2, 81 1sol 3as
is, Q, o,ois II Ja.s,shS
Scc.rSy-s' .. %. 4s 10. 10 q o. -, q
y p u s q = n. ,s & sis ns E s. = SSsSSH
I & 81. O. SLTcl, "a xrersss' -
the second game was played between ~ TisnA
and Mr. wicks, amateur, N which the FORMER -
handsomely M rieman uursed his balls well. = ~
following score showed
Tisps-a. O. i7s ., T. 9 ~-ro'a', aso Avssss..
. Hscn-aoaase ss-To.a, 81 Average, sx
me- Phsian and Mr. ncDviss then played gs.e
bot rsscccssSIs go ssdsncs warmth o. ss weather -
played bsswssn Mr. yolS. champion Of Ohio, ana n
fnwisy, champion Of IInc's and was woa By the fssA
ssS %:r - ss Of ry s..ss.s 81 Who "a
o. shsss acbsmpons' wr their bsss shss 10 Ohio -
i nsaSsrs The foo@ise sAs % tSe .coss @ e-. o"'a's
s,sst Hs,Ss;SnS
Frsaley-2, o. s,Ic .. IL I, 4 e. az or,
:sss'::s:.ats:ss:ssssSsat.is 4.
The next game ,ss pisyss bss~.ss NJ. ncDsvas -
Mr. Tismsn IN latter gentleman PLAYED very osrs.
lessly, and wasbady beaten by M McDsvIis W.
nurssd h. bali very skilfsIIy The fcsovps -ss sAs
HeDsysIioa u, "a. 30, ~, Q, 7,s,e a. ~
a. o. g. g. l3l-rotAl 302 Average. ios<
Ticmsn--o 10 o. q =, sI, 4. zsG1MA
O. Total. II Average o
sumed ana u continue every day until tbe prner.a1s
10 played on Mr. Joseph Dsoa, the champbsn Il
Amcrcs, e,ec,sd 70 arrive mes. week tuesday uhsa
4 brilliant ssts Of Gnmes may ~ oksd for
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PRUSSIA.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO TINE NEW suak HERALD.

NtCAL ttlt6HAM " tm kW tukk hthAlu.
The Grown Indemuiaed BY Parliame.t.
Bsnr, Sept. g. 1854.
The indemnity bill approving Of the recent acts
financial and miuasy-or the King and his cabiues,
which has been for few weeks before the Legs-
iaur has been adopted and passed in the Chamber Of
Deputies by large majority
Csant Bismarck the Duchies Qscstion.
BERLIN. Sept 4, 1885,
Count Bismarck has refused 10 receive deputation
from North scheswg, who desired to present petition
for tho restoration OF their government TO Denmark
Treaty With Hesse- Darmstadi.
BERLIN, Tuesday Sept 4, 1855
A treaty Of peace between Prussia and Hessc.Darm-
staAt concluded yesterday.
II Is said that King william OF Prussia will visit Hol
The New York herald., 1866-09-05
Running nt Chicago.

CHICAGO. Sept & 10o4
The runaing race on the Brighton course for -
Brighton House Subscription Purse OF $so0 posspossa
from last Friday. on yesterday afterncca. TA9o
nine horses entered for the purse - wAa0
came 70 the post when ordered up Iceburg wisooaa
horse the favorte previous 70 the sart bat afe
the ARA heat the tide turned In favor Of the wnaeg,
shseeyear old chestnut colt named twenty CsntA ow1G
by Mr.. W. Beron who In short rubber In :elk
200 Mr. 7 Balls sorrel stallion Nimrod ssssnl6
the race
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solved 10 publish In London an ofhciai message from
Newfoundland daily As evidence that there was nothing
wrong with the cable.
Mr. Glass; who has played prom inent part in the
cable arrangements at vaientia, was seriously ILL.,
The New York herald., 1866-09-05
FROM MID-OCEAN.
ENGLISH AFFAIRS.

A Canadian Fenian Alarm la the Middle Of
the Atlantic.
The following telegram was received by tho press
assn, in this city yesterday by cable from the middle
OF the Atlantic Ocean. The was sent from mid
ocesa TO Europe and thence TO America IN tho same
day
Or Board srE,x>Bir GRvr EAsTnry,
ATLANTIC octAS, Sept. T. 1856. !
We have just received telegrams from London, saving
there Is serious outbreak In Canada Please advise me
accurately by cable, via Hearts Content and valenta
In regari to the same.
We sxpec, to arrive at Hearts conten, on Saturday
nsrt
All IL going on we'll CYRUS W. FIELD.
The New York herald., 1866-09-05
9z1~zU1 AZ.


Tho rot announced % on yesterday sssesssa =
the Union course did not take place. the owns u ~
horses having met at early morning. while u was raa-
ing and agreed 70 postpone the AFFAIR until the nex fer
day u will como on to-day should the weather prove
favorable. rwi NntAr&H ss+-N Fss,snr-
Ions Branch, N. J.-TrottiuS.
noss:-
NJ Prosssr entered br. b. Hero Blur. .. 4
y H. Mcdowell entered g. g. Booth. th.............. D q
Time, 2:422:AA
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cuuAr cAlrnpAA

oouRr oGssmAL srssoss Abrshsn D Rs~sa,
Judge, prednr. Cunning 4 Bedford. yr, Asstssssl
District A;tney for the people Calendar FOR wc1nW.
day, ssps~per The People W NicAssi DoasAo.
Mssses, nnis RasA George Dssyss, wm. nj Rcs0.
man, srsy larceny. Heny Dsbcknes william Painss.
hssv Ryardsoas 1siosious assault snd bsftsry. ~
qasss go 0cere Coz. burglary and gr~sd issresy.
uAs Qinnan Cs-1wvsa nys hculsas nusdsr -
plsos s1anssy niees 80 NIs., Dsyin eesnsy. He,
- bhaQ bsss 0sn wfsh : elsk sn1 sS1y wsys SssI
= stT6ss s:s@s - - ksy~ .ss - siessII
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ffeaE CHicAoo, Sept. 4. 1853
Owing 70 the heavy rains to-day the trot between D
ter George Patchen Jr and General Butler was posA
poned until Tomorrow. An imprompu trot, howevsrs
came or between three good horses for purse. TAe
track very heavy, and under the circumstances ~
time was excellent The following is q sunmary:-
CHICAGO DRIVING PARK, sept 4, purse $50, mile hsa1S
best three In Ave, in harness.
Boyle entered CHI s. Poughboy. ..........
Ben Mae entered b. m. Lady Sherman. d
O. W. Dimmick entered 4. Gray Eagle ....... .
Time, 2:39k--2: 40 AZ u.
The New York herald., 1866-09-05

II NfE nWoRrED GERMAN ALLIANCES
The ofhcis' correspondent or the Augsburg Ga:ee
ports TO his paper fhnGs about new
alliances between several countries which he have
been the tapa for time. give you of the
particulars he writes about but confess that nnd
nothing to confirm many Of his statements
He says:-It Is undoubted that Austria will mme
diatcly after the CONCLUSION of peace make alliance
with Prussia offensive and defensive The mildness OF
tho terms imposed Austria by the victorious Prus-
slams tend 10 confirm this. and as l satisfied
$50 writes the correspondent that an offensive
aud defensive treaty between Prussia, Russia and
Italy has been In course OF construction for some
weeks past would ne advisable Austria 20 join the
league which only be formed with hostile intentions
owards France Many gterng Offers will be made by
be French Cabinet to that In Vienna to induce II TO
aude with France separate treaty. and f Austria falls
nto the trap she will be sdonc for indeed Let
hember that all Is not gold that giittess
think that any such arrangements as spoken OF
cove could not easily escape the observation Of In
tvested observer, and although will not directly
fte the statements made by the correspondent Of the
Augsburg Gazette. think am in position 10 state,
VIII confidence. that no such arrangements the above
ar known OF In Vienna.
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EU.ROP Pc
kilograms the
New York Herald.
News by the Cable to Tues
day, September [.
SaxOny and Prussia Likely to Renew
the War.
THE PRUSSIAN CROWN MDEMIEED
Count Bismarck and the People
of Schleswig.
~~~~~-~~~~--~~~~-~>~ se4
A CANADIAN ALARM IN MIO-0CEAM.
MAIL ADvICES TO AUGUST 26.
Our London, Vienna and Ber-
lin Correspondence.
do. &C. &c
BY CAELE TO SEPTEMBER A.
SAx0MY.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW YORK HERALD
Wariike Aspect being Agnin Assumed.
VIENNA, Sept 3, 1866
MAIL ADvICES TO AUGUST 26.
Our London, Vienna and Ber-
lin Correspondence.
DO. DC. &c.
BY CAELE TO SEPTEMBER A.


SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.
Awarlike Aspect being Agnin Assumed.
VIENNA, Sept. 3, 1885.
Affairs in the kingdom Of saxony are reassumlng
warke aspect MI
The saxon troops have been withdrawn from the Hun
garaa frontier and preparations being made for the
provisioning Of the army. VS.
The peace treaty lately concluded with Prussia binds
Austria interfere the OF events in that
quarter
The South German journals charge Austria already
with breach Of her treaty with Bavaria by making
separate peace treaty with Prussia sN4
The Arnistice with Prnssta Euded. .s
Ns Bxnlis, Sept. T. 1893.
The armstics between saxony and Prusss has expired
BY limitation. Peace yet unsettled beswssa the two
countries and hostilitiss is thought, may possibly
occur.
The New York herald., 1866-09-05

CHiUA0Up sept O. IU0U
The 6rst trot Of the meeting Oh today q iAs
grounds OF the Driving Park Association The
mile heats best three in Ave, In harness. for purse =
$780, for horses that never 230 which closed with
three entries, elias Rich, Boston and Medoc Sas RieA
came in first the first heat but having little -
much in the heat the Judges gave II to Boston blnA
however, won the three following heats and the raoa
The following 10 q summly:-
CHICAGO DRIVING PARK, MONDAY SKPT a. Purse $So4
mile heats, best three In Ave. for that bsak
2:3O
o W. Dmmick entered ch & Siias Rich. -.
Robert Chamberlain entered b. g. Boston. 1 .
samuel Crooks entered g. 6. Mcdoc. .....3 .
Time 2'3l--2 301-23l h-2:20js.
The great trot between Dexter, George NJ Patches.
Jr, and General Butler will como Oh 20 morrow
The New York herald., 1866-09-05
raerTlxG AZ CHICAGO.

Weeks sport for the Turates-Fall Mesean9
Of she Chicago Driving Park Assecoasies-
Namss ef Horses Present and Rntered.
CHICAGO, Sept ., 1o6A
Tue present wsek will be the most exciting ever
known In tho tnn annals Of Chicago being the hn
meeting Of the Chicago Driving Park Associates fAs
track will bs In every day this week. ana the esas
brared turf mea Of The country are here by scorer
The horses here ~ follows:
Dexter, with his driver, Budd Dobls; George =.
Pstcheo Jr., With driver James l. EoG Panic and -
Lady Shipman. IN charge of Dan Mace; Gonernf nHe.
ier, In charge Of William McKesver; the Cnk
cago horses-Co0ley Aed0c, Sllas Rich, ruse
aud Flora; the ~ Louis horses Nabacklah John Mos
fisey and leannsei tho running horses Bail and An1v
Burt, and the trottsrs Fanny Lee, Lady Emma, LA1Y
Hs6ert. Fanny King, Boy Charley Little Maria, Ryiag
Chiiden, Stephen A. Douglas Magma OhastA Bill
Douglas and Genesal Mcclellan.
THE FIRST RACE
s 70 take place tomorrow. II 10 for hoFses thas havo
never shown better than 2So Silas Rich, Msdcc -
ncClellan entoscd. tfs4 ss fe@
TUESDAYS RAcsA afta@
Dexter Patchen and Butler entered Tor Tueodavs
for the 6rst purse Of a, 900
On w.DSEsDAY-silas Rich, John Morrissey. Heaas
Maria and Angeine are entered.
For THURSDAY there entries as vet
On FRIDAY running between BAIL and AnlY
Burt for purse Of 81, ,00o win take place.