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FUTrRE AnCrION sALEs.
FUTURE AuCTION SALES.
THE WELL KNOWN AND POPULAR CARRoLbToN
Hotel, with alls Fztp'ss Dependsnce,, Extensive and
Beautiful Grounds suae in the Of Carrolton, oppo-
sits the Depot Of he cartoIton Railroad.
BYJ. IL. WALTON 81 DEsLONDE.
j. B. WALTON Auctloneer
ONCE Il Carondelet street,

cATURDAY, Nov. 10, Mt 12 O'Clock B
- the Merchants and AucItoneetb Exchange on oyeI
street, will be sold = -. z.-.-
situate in the Of garrooa in the parish Of Jefferson
being Triangle bounded by Leree street. Ca al avenue and
First street measuring or less 58 feet front on Canal
avenue Cos feet inches lines less front on First
street and 9 feet Il inches les front on eyee street
to the public as the CARROLLION HOTEL
The Improvements the above described grounds con sst
Of large frame building with geries in front and
rear distributed Toto parors ea rooms barroo and
sleep ug apartments This building Is surrounded
by very extensive highly improved grounds and viii
tnue as the past be the mot popular places Of
nuhlic resort and amusemen: near New Orleans.
Under the administration Of the Cauoton Rairo ad
ca i leave CarrOlton every FIVE minutes thus making
that town suburb Of this city The Hotel has lately been
furnished fitted at great cost and all the fixtures
and furniture will be sold with the Hotel.
TERNS-rhe purchaser TO assume the payment OF note
for ssf 6 dated 1866 bearing per cent interest
and nayabe R months sfter date and one for S6 g. dated
Inne 1856 bearing per interest," and payable two
after dae of which noes are secured by mortgage
mon the Hotel and grounds above deFebed For the bau
Of the price of adjudication tue purchaser Will pay onethri
cab The remainder Il aud Is months IN his notes pay
able to lis own order bearing Interest at the rate OF PEI
cent per annu secured BY mortgage upon the pope ~
until payment The buildings to be kept lhsuTea p
purchaser the satisfaction Of the vendor ana poy Oh IN
transferred 70 vendor. =. A.. -.
Act of Manner Notary PuDic ~ the eSpens
Of the purchaser including the cost OF stamps
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-09

The constant demand induced the proprietor to resume
the manufacture ofthe
ARGYLE BITTERS
This demand created entirely by the true merit Of
their HEALING AND HEALTH RESTORING VIRTUES.
They are manufactured the best materialsentirey
vegetable and free from all injurious ingredients.
They are pleasant taste and mild in their effects.
Put up in quart bottles, same size as formerly.
EB. WHEELoCK Sole Proprietor
WHEELoCK, FINLAY BALL.
Importers and Wholesale Druggists
General Wholesale Agents.
For sae also by the following houses in New Orleans, o.
manufacturers prices:
Barnes, Ward Co., John I. Adams Z Co.
Bscoe Simms, Smith Mckenna,
G. NJ. Bayey Co, G. g. Garner Co.,
Arthur Stone & Cos j. II. Carter
Fatjo Marks Il Co, lsaacson, seiXas u Co.,
Geo W, Byrne & Co.. Shannon, Lewis Co,
Schmidt & Hegler,
And by Druggists and Dealers generally.
NOThCE,.,-'''.,...'',..,'',,,'.', NOTICE
MIR. ARTHUR L. STUART is partner in our House
His interest dates from lst October, 1866.
HEWITT NORTON h co.
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-. ]. 3. WALTON, Auctioneer,
nnsaA NJ Il Hnrnndnlat

-------- J. 3. " WALfON, AHGIUHttIl =
Once-No. AZ Carondelet street.
c,ATTRDAY, November 10. 1866, at 1@
> O'Clock NJ the Merchants and Auctoneers ETcha9ge
Rova street By virtue in pursuance of order OF the
Hon Paul E 1head Judge Of the Fourth D ConEt
tors a ed 9th June 1866 Court docket NO. 1851 will pc
sold for of the creditors of the said nsolvn the
following named STOCKS, to wit: 100.
8S Shares Southern Pacific Railroad Stock Of SlV0 per
10 Shares New Orleans Jackson Great Northern Rail
road stock Of S25 per share, full paid. Il,
Shares New Orleans Qpelousas and Great Western Rail
road Stock o S2j per share, full phid.
10 Shares Mechanics Agricultural Fair Association
50 Shares odd Fellows Hall Association Stock, $40 per
Shares Mississippi Sound Company Stock $50 per share
- - ssF TERNs-Cash in u s Treasury Notes
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AMUSE NJ ENTS.
c,T. CHARLES TEEEATER-sr CHARLIE ( sr
PRoPR1EToRs. ............ BEN DE BAR & E. Emmy

CT. CHARLES TEEEATER-sT. CHARLIE 4 ST.
PRopR1EToRs. .............. BEN DE BAR & E. EDDY
Friday Evening, Nov. D, 1886.
FOURTH SUBSCRIPTION NIGT 1T,
verdI's famous Opera in -Four Acts,
Un BaIIo in HTa Icbera.
With great cast Tires Prma onnas on the same evening
Mime GuIONI, Mile CAN fssA, Nine PATTI srRA.
KosCH; signOrs IE,fRE, MARIA, CoLETTE, in the
principal roles.
sATURDAy-Fihh Subscription Eight-only time of
LUCRETlA. BORGIA..... .sUNDAY-Extra Opera Night
In active rehearsal, FAUST.
4 CADEMY OF MUsIC-ST CHARLES ST.
SPALD1NG BIDwELI .PRorRIEross AND MANAGERS.
PERFORMING EVERY NIGHT AND SATURDAY NOON.
The wonderful HANLON BROTHERS, the Champion
Gymnasts of the World, the celebrated sEIGRIsT FAM
lily, and the renowned oARoN FAMILY, in connection
with the Acadenys Colossal Variety Combination producing
the great sensational entertainment of the day
VARIETIES THEATER-GRAvIEEs STREET
W. R. FLOYD Manager
Friday Evening, November D. 7s6G.
And Every Evening until further notice, the great Irish
drama, by Dion Bouciceult and E H House, entitled
| ARRAHNAPOGUE:
| Or, THE WICKLOW WEDDING.
Shaun the Poet w R Floyd the oGrady, A. D. Bradley
Feeny as Garden; The ArConl A; H. Davenport Winter
gn H. NJ Mosd Si;GS Ash Eesls6 Ma chansu FANNY
Power Lena Psnee @ kSaty Mrs rs H LfE4t9n Prtsr
Inents and thrilling dramatic effects
OPERA HoUsE-BoUEBoN STREET
| y Trr ATuAIyA ,,,.,....... Manager.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-09

HARRY 7. HAYS,
SheriF Of the PArish 81 clrleans.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-09

SALE FOR PARTIfToE-JACOB q. PAYNE / JTLsON
p Harrison Winter W. BrBazeale ct alSSzth Ds5r
Court of New Oreans-No 1862,
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THANKSGIVING MACHINES.

PRANOS-@SENV w AINT RAGASE1A1SNESs
TTHE GREATEST SEWING MACHINE
THE FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE,
Works rapidly with less noise and does all kinds o
work. Call and examine it,
THOMAS ISABELLE, Agent,
No 6 Baronne street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-09

DR. CHOPIN has removed his residence to No $50 Camp
street between Erato and Thaia streets.
Office as heretofore, No. Carondelet street, OF
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-09

MR. ARTHUR L, STUART is partner in House
His interest dates from lst October 1866.
HEWITT NORTON h
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-09
REMOVALS.

r EA1ovAL =. REMOVAL
EVERETT LANE successor to R B. Aacoin,) Nanufac,
.urer Wholesale Boots Shoes Brogans has
removed from No. % to No. MAGAZINE street. near
Canal where B. Aaeotn viii be pleased to his fends
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ernenal question presented o adoption You eed 70
support a. crn, those principles and ihoss that snrse o
have well hoped when the 8s Rebel deIed and when our arms
victorious cv-rhee that aud concord ud unity should
into the breast e the Executive m TIE Nation assuming 20 h
Of mind aud pnrDose deal with question hch he should
have presented the whole Government OF the United states m
asseubei lie UNDERTOOK htts
the country. II the power 10 do which no
has ever before elsined. The question OF ad-
State into the had than presented
Kansas Missouri beyond
the o. Il bu history tells that the country III
upon question should be admitted
under bid the then Executive able and ye
did the then Executive claim thai by h hat by his policy
he could how State iuto the nionf no II vas
the Congress Of the United States But passing the
present Executive what be called experimental government
ohe states for which have searched In Vin 70 md
constitutional authority What be Of the states that revoed
ffOm the Unioni f0 In that tion 70 winch purpose 70 ca
for few 10 me the whole issue
here be deermirel Nou remember that because Aba
three more. revy0ited from the Union. sezrd al the
property sud drove out every vsstise OF Union
known powersarmed themselves against the conu
ona authority e the country confederate themselves into Union
aud Government raised armies and attempted inausue and set
aAoai navy put position that the Supreme
sprscy national puddle engaged IN civil and territorial
Here this point fellow soldiers all should stop to consider
Union. Il that the Union out OF them eugtefl
Standing there sailors when pssed Fort Jack
lead Of the immortal taugut did believe that
Louisiana had all her rights in the Union at that time You VINO
Landed Royal ae that brilliant bonbsrnent ee"
soldiers did believe that South Carolina then m the Union
with oil her rights aud privileges part u the governing power OF
this Unon2 Clearly not TheI let rs follow on l)f d
few because AZ there man 80 stupid here
believe that at that time South Caron bad al net nhs
in th- Union part Of Government him have 0hended
had his hat snd to dinner Tor shall not
address him any longer ApPius" Now then win vsiea
fought out We all agree thai
the time aye spoken Of the beginning OF the war tLee men haa
In the Natonl al armed soldiers representing
Continued m 0Hr Second EDITION.
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DESTRUCTHE FIRE IN. PHLADELPHIA.
THE GLOBE MILLS DESTROYED.

Yesterday morning the Globe Mills an extensive
establishment located the Germantown road below Grand
ave-. in the Sixteenth Ward. took ire. The building was
filed with and wool and the bre burned stub.
bOrny Notwithstanding the e1eons o the bre department
The building was occupied by various persons among
others John Wkson the first hO0r stock and loss worth
over q 90 Messrs Holt Whitehead cotton and WOODEN
spinneIs lost 9 900 worth, are duly insured portion Of
the story Of the binding occupied by Henry
Turner manufacturer; his loss Is by water and he h insured
for s. 600 which will cover the loss.
mills owned by j. Buswanger and the injury 10 the
building will in all probability reach 5000 10 g 0OO The
total loss by the fire will $4,000 but 10 is almost
cred by Insurance At the cutlery Of the he considerable
comm0on was created Several Of the girls leaped gu, Of
the third story OF the building; taken With
others the Hospital and cared for Three women we're
severely injured removed for the night 10 The
Hospital
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JOsEPH-on wednesday sept Solomon Joseph IN The 6
Of MS
HIS cads Of bis family inved % a,tend his fnef.
Friday morning 28h inst ~ ~ ociocs row hs e'e tsSHo
no. l08 Eas; Thirty Onrihst -.
Montreal papers pesse cory.
JACKsONOn Tucsdty Sep, Florence Youngest child OF VA
w. and Margaret Jackson aged months aud "a isJ
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully nyt-l 20 ~
tend the funeral Thursday OF O'clock al the H. u Ohnt
Twenty.hrst st.. sixth. avs.
RELYEA-Ou Monday evening Sept OF Inflammation OF ths
wife Of Royea eldest daughter OF r. X
Rvers e.q ssed a. wears month"; aud rs days
The re aves friends Of the family members Of Ameticu
Lodge No. s95 r and A. ~ and Of ARA Lodss No 2 ~ %
are respectfully invited n atend fneTa Thusdsy
arooa 2-th inst O'Clock from the Wieai. ~ H. Church
Her remains will Greenw GOD for inleinent
RAWLiNGSAt sockbrdse, Mass. Wednesday 26in lust
Helen Grandin VII. Of wn. Rawlings Of Brooklyn. '
Notice Of fInea hereafter.
wkRREN-At Lansingburgb, hOndy Sept a. Mrs Eliza
Warren, a.el y years
WILLIAMSBURG Charleston c. Trad Williams aged a
d formerly Of Bethel, Conn. n "4
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TTLOCAL POLITICS.

REPUBLICAN MEETING IN TnE BIGHTBENTH WARD.
The meeting Of the Fenton and Woodford Club Of
the Eighteenth Ward the hall at the Of SecondaTe
and Twenty thrdst somewhat nteiered with BY the
which prevailed evening. What want
ing In numbers however abundany made up spirit
The been called order by the President OF
the Club Mr. JAS Thompson. Mr. Henry Beeny, the Sec
rotary presented series Of resolutions embOdyDg air
alton Of the principles Of the National Union party and prom
ing majority Of 1900 from the XVIII District TO the Repue
can ticket In the election. The meeting then al
dressed by Col Elliot T. Shepard The Hon. Chas S Spencer
reI introduced and received hearty cheers He declared
that the Union Republican party, confident now more than
before its strength won cling firmly TO its principles
tho principles that had carried the nation triumphanty
through great civil The party was no longer tram
meed association OF ofceseekers and ike
Snbad the sailor had shaken of the choking grasp OF tue
Old Man OF the Sea- IL would 10 1t that the GOVeru
ever remained in the hands OF loyal The speaker
then touched upon the disOyaty corruption aud treason
which had marked the OF the President and his coad
ors during the past few months and said the victories OF
Republican party IN Pennsylvania New York and through
out tue country assured. -
Councillor Niles also addressed the meeting in forcible
speech brief speeches made by other gentlemen The
meeting having received large accesons of members IN The
course the evening. I dourEed at late hour with
enthusiastic cheers for Fenton and WOodford.
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AGRICUL TURE.
FAIR OF TnR RICHMOND COUNTY AGRICULTURAL so
crprv

FAIR OF THB RICHMOND COUNTY AGRICULTURAL so
CIETY.
The Annual Fair of the Richmond County Agrcul-
tura Society of yesterday. at the New Dorp Club
Grounds The grounds which the fair held very well
adaped for ne purpose being situated rising ground
about mile from the New Dorp Depot the Staten Island
Railroad The opening commenced under very nnfyorabo
auspices boat IL o'clock n commenced raining ana con
tnued oil day making the ground yery wet ana soggy
which, made II very unpleasant large tent had
been erected under which exhibited all articles that have
as vet been contributed There n very hne display Of ycge
tables and fruit together with beautiful collection OF nOWers
The display OF agricultural implements Il menger The
show Of creditatle There very line apples
pears and few punches OF nscou grapes There ~ 90 er
hbtion variety If Irvine and sash manufactured IRON
American hemp and lax rasel on staten Island
general parade Got horses and vehcs to have taken
race Yesterday postponed consequence Of the in
cemency Of the weather II the geaher be fair It viii come
of to-day. There will also n the weather and grounds he
favorable be al Of trot'ing and pacing horses today Tor
premium OF S25 Several hne have been entered
the Leslie the tight rope performer WI make an
ascension during the day.
IN, attendance yesterday large from the reason
already stated The Committee be somewhat dsip
pointe % OF articles exhibition There are
cattle b. seen but 1t is expected that u the weather Is
fair viii be large 20 the lair to-day To-
wall be the closing day. when the premiums W. be
awarded
PROVINCIAL PAIR At TORONTO, CANADA.
TOROyTO sept, 25.-rhe Provincial Annual Pair
was formally opened today The address delivered by
Hon Darcy Niece. The attendance very large and
the weather hnc.
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THE FREEDMEN.
FLORIDA.
FLORIDA.
Special Dispatch to The n. Y. Tribune.

FLORIDA.
Special Disputch to The n. Y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON. Wednesday sept 81. 1866.
Gen. Foster reports of Florida for August that the freed
men have received better treatment at the hands OF the
courts aud planters and consequently the planting inter-
csts Of the State are in excellent condition The prospects
has appeared but the cotton balls are far matured that
il BE- much damaged The crop in the vicinity
Of Tallahassee and Jackson County very poor In the
ern counes it good crop much better than has been
for years.
The heat Of the Summer has caused much malaria
sickness The cholera has appeared at jacksonville, Apa
lachieola and Cedar KEYS. The victims principally
negros caused probably by their unhealthy habtations
and mode of living.
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ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STATE TEMPERANCE
SOCIETY OF EBw.JERsEY-sMALL ATTENDANCE
ELECTION OF OFFICERS For THE ENSUING
YEAR.
Special Dispatch 10 The y. Y. Tribune.
TRENTON n. j.. Wednesday. Sept. 90 ls66.
The New-Jersey State Temperance Association
met here TO day in the Thrill Presbyterian Church. This
was annual meeting and owing to the severe Storm there
was not as full an attendance expected
About 90 delegates present the Hon Martin Ryerson
presiding Prayer offered BY the Rev. Dr. Geo s Mott
OF Newton brief address delivered by the President
and Rev WIN. Blackburn Of Trenton chosen Record
ing Scetly. The report Of the Board Of Managers was
adopted and abstract ordered To be pntshed Com
mee from the Young Mems Association Of Trenton was al
med TO seats the Convention corresponding members
Toe report Of the treasurer r. Mason then read show
ing the receipts for the year 70 have been J OF which s-J
had been expended leaving balance of s in the treasury
The report received and adopted The exhibit Of the
teaureIs report shows weak financial CONDITION Of he
organization of the parent societies 10 New YORK mas
a. much az s, 900 ia its treasury.
resolution adopted advocating the establishment OF
State Temperance newspaper.
The Convection had AZ O'Clock for half an hour,
and met again 10 transact business Owing the Illness OF
the President the Rev Mr.. Gr.hs chosen Chairman
Tne Committee appointed last year % petition tue Legli
ure b. prohibit the sale Of iIoXeang liquors on
days. reported that nothing haze neen done ana were
iii .charged.
several resolutions we're offered aud adopted Of business
nature and election had officers for the ensuing
year resulting Il CiOn OF the Hon. Angus
ius l. Richev AS President the Row j. r. Syder q Bur
lugton Corresponding Secretary the Rev, W n BlcA
buru Of Trenton Recording Secretary, ana b. L. ho"e Of
Tine Tven again al jurned until the evening session
when addresses were made By the Rev Mr.. Blackburn the
Row NJ yd,T ana others. resolution was offered anu
adopted after considerable discussion, as ioloWsi ,
Rs5r5 laf tie duty Of temperance men no only 40 OH
ri plvr stop te trah IN n'oEans q or, pot also 70
ue 90 s5.yF means to procure e election o. 70
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DIED.

ANGIER-At vngton, ~ j. "Wednesday, Sept 5 Orenvle
Phil p, Angler Of Calvin Angler in his 10Th
Boston papers please copy
BARKALONAt Paterson NewJersey, Wednesday, Sept rs
Daniel Barkslow, In tho 59th year Of his
Funeral O'Clock from the Fret Presbyterian Church
Paterson Friday 18th Relatives will attend 81 his late
residence No IS Clark O'Clock Erie train leaves foot Of
Chambeus t. at ll:e a
FoRMAN-on Saturday Sept % MAtteawsn N r. Ss hOr.
illness, Lawrence 5. koTmau
HENRY-At Newark N. j. Wednesday the 26th inst, Emile
a. wife Of the late Thomas $. Henry OF this city.
friends OF the family respectfully invited
her funeral from the House Of Prayer" Saturday
2gth lOl clock without further invitation. Train
leaves foo, of cagttlAn1ls- q, s.lV u.
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THE PUBLIC HEALTH
1nE CHOLERA REPORT OF LAST WEEK.

1HE CHOLERA REPORT OF LAST WEEK
T. Harris OF the Department Of the Board OF Health writes
Us that Of published in the papers the number Of
deaths from cholera during the last week the should
have been s. The Doctor adds that II II not for few
center local nlectives Of soil and premises Of the
character would be report Of cholera the
weekly reports OF the Board OF Health The Doctor concludes
his note with thanks THE TRIBUNE for what II has done in
aid the prevent and preserve the city from
visitation the cholera epidemic.
TIE CHOLERA IN BROOKLYN
only Of choora In Brooklyn yesterday
as follows Arthur Burts, aged years aud six months
siding at No q Sindordst In collapse; critical Mary
Jane Burns and eight mOntns residence, Smith,
near Nelson died Sept The deaths Tuesday
From choero cholera niantum and darrhea g. other foul
air diseases, le Total 80.
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TWENTY-SIXrH ANNUAL PAIR AND CATTLE
SHOw OF TIP FAIRFIELD COUNTY AGncUL-
1URAL SOCIETY.

81 UNU DAT.
FROM Our Special Correspondent
NouwALK. Conn. Wednesday 5


From Special Correspondent
NonwALK Conu wednesday Sept. o. ls0o
The heavy rain which has been falling since
morning Kept OF visitor. from attending the fair
TODAY but tho programme has fully carried There
were uuon ground head o. cattle early hour The
stock which ELECTED admiration 0u the iaru 81
Col Fad OF greenwich. u consisted Of four pairs - very
tine cattle vel faieI From 90 100 long AID short wool
sheep we're entered and their appearance crebc
Tie display If poultry good Mr. Smith OF Darcn ex
bhittl u-uc ga leiics.
Toe number forming utensils not very great! Mr.
Wm G. Of NorWaik. made the largest entry. lhe
choicest plants from hot house o Le Grand Lock
wood ps ol Tho greatest curiosity exhibition
are number chickens with their feathers d eel variety Of
cLl1rs.
Soou Robinson. esq Of New York Is n town. and was
pccted o. tbe fair ground 90 night which
postponed Oh account Ga Thursday the exhi
btOu OF horses aud colts ttkr9 pl8ce.
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HARTFORD. Conn. Sept. GA Convention Of the
I Insurance Companies 81 the United States assembled here
TODAY being present dccSat from "A Companies
resentnC s 900 600 OF insurance The following panies
were represented: Actual Lilo Insurance OF Hartford;
Charter Gas Life Insurance ~ Hartford Connecticut Muti
Ifs Insurance Of Hartford Connecticut General Life Insur
ce Of Hartford; Continental Life Insurance Of Harttorl
Economical Mutual e If Providence; Hartford
Accident Insurance; New England Mutual Insurance Of
Boston North American Insurance Of New York PrOvideut
Ifs and Investment Company Chcago Security Life aud
Annuity Company Of NeV.York Travellers Insurance OF
Hartford United States Life Insurance OF New YORK; Union
Mutual Life Insurance Of B0son
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PACIFIC COAST.
orvRy EvvA-MIyIyG SHARES.

SAN Francisco Sept. 25.-The steamer Moses
TAYLOR sailed for san Juan to-day.
The Hawaiian Consulate a. this port (uot the American
Consul from Hawaii received Queen Emma yesterday
Mining shares duh yellow Jacket S6j0i Imperial,
ssi. savage 8 lOj. Ophlr 8 10. Cholar. stl2.
Legal tenders. ~.
QUEEN EMMA To BE TAKEN HOME IN A UNITED STATES
VESSEL.
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 26.-Queen Emma received Sec
rotary S,waris Telegram yesterday rendering the United
States steamer Vanderbilt 10 convey her home. She has
accepted the timely Ole expresses great pleasure at
the Secretary recovery from has recent illness.
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DUCHESS co. FAIR.
rgfAnHn nN

From Our Special Correspondent
WASHINGTON Hollow Sept 70 l-Gj.
The fine weather of yesterday has been followed by
torrents To-Day and the prospects, judging are
gloomy enough Oycr 80 Of cattle have Already been
made and small show OF horses has been greatly increased
until now NEARLY bcen entered The manaee Of The
Tar have consideration of the bad weather issued notice
stating Fair viii be continued day oger tine
Over 1900 persons present Co day
4 number fats hsve been taken ~ By slnrfer TIE
thieyr, hauR Albauy. Ncpi Irk. and other icrs
one man robbed % go money another ln bis watch,
aud third had a eft horses stuen nom hin. The RIM
great hrip 90 hc tbeyetncy opcrsing succcs Wv
90 crowds Yesterday afternoon tHf entered The lrncrY
store e. Mayer q Pougtkccpsin, nrd while DO appi
attempting Purchase watch stole one HortA - an
H. saoy amer arrested and lodged ia JhL
II gase h., name Wm. &. bower. Another man whose
could robbed 81 his watch aud chain
tle corner OF MIia aud Buage-sis. The cy .u of
thieves they bing attracted by the great assembling
az ihc County fair.