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I'D Va. introduced !. chargs aAaairss il ,he 81

He introduced AZ Charge dAuares in the usual sp
propsiAts manner
Indemutsy frsa Esslaaa Urged ~ Many
Ciaimants.
number OF gentlemen representing claimants Tor
Indemnity from England waited to-day upon the Prcsi
dent urged upon him the necessity Of taking i'm
mediate action Tho delay Of the British government In
responding 10 the lust demands OF
freely commented upon, and Il is reported that the
President expressed himself favorably inclined 10 their
views II was suggested that demand should be i'm
mediately made for indemnity within thirty days with
threat thag in case not complied with, Canada
should be seized and held security for the payment OF
the claim The political friends Of the President hero
are generally in favor Of such action as question Of
policy They argue that foreign war would have ten
dency 10 heal the Of feeling between the radicals
and conservatives There 10 no doubt that the Presi
dent considers the claim just one, but breads mourning
the expense Of a from financial reasons He
anxious 10 reduce the taxation and the currency
az soon possible TO specie basis At the time
the friends OF compulsory demand for immediate
ton on tho part Of England response 10 demand
for indemnity openly say iha, such a demand will
shortly be made and army ordered 10 the Canadian
border ia less than eight week.
Financial Matters.
The amount OF fractional currency received by the
Treasurer of the United States from the Printing Bureau
Of tho Treasury in the week ending October IL IS
$4,2,o7l.
The shipments OF fractional currency authorized by
Treasurer Spinner the week ending to-day we're a.
foowsTo the Assistant Treasurer Of the United states
in New York. 500 900; to the Assistant Treasurer Of
the United States Boston, 100000; TO tho United
States Depository Baltimore, SIS oO0 TO the United
states Depository Cincinnati, $lo00o0 to the United
states Depository in Buffalo. n r., ss2o 900. and 10
National Banks. $3.50, 900 Total amount transmitted,
$6l0. 0OO
The OF available funds remaining in the cash
vault Of tue Treasury at the close OF business today IS
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NEWS fs)m IAf pscFlc COAST.
a Gsni Nine q. Fire nj Victoria D~pa rtsr~ al
Queen Emsss Tor Hoasl.im. Sc.


Queen Esasss Tor Honolulu. &c.
sv vg,scrsco. october - 1855
vic,ona despatch says that the Hlngham Bay
coal is a., ana that steamer has saiisl with
hose 10 convey water TO tbs NINE
Her Msisstys steamer Gran, hsd sailed from Victoria
for Ssn Frsnclsco.
vietorz despatch says that Oppenbsmer 4 Co, Of
Frazer River has failed With lablte. o. t2poooo
william A. Aidrch Commenced su yesterday aga at
Charles W. Brooks Co, for aiiemp, al ffsui w
assigning TO the creditors sf that nrm csifn sgsin-
Adr,ch for si51,o0 which had Deen pad a fni
Brooks and 90. publish card, IN shbb they deny tho
accusation sni deuoance y a. u1aiignsnt libel
Queen Emma and suite sailed the steamer fanfrf.
bili 70. day for HopoinIn.
The bns Tinsnaa. from the oc!iotsx sea. bnps.
sixty tons ~ goldfish.
Eastern teiersns give more nrnpet' 70 all soi. q
cotton goods There adyapre fn,n NJ Nisr~.
Savage, $40, Yellor iscxst tT2o Bolcbef. So, la
perisi. 40 Legal tenders. TO-,
Wheat Holders are nrm safes !. 90 sscss yeaisr.
day 81 select q, Al IS per 100 pound.
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Contest for the cha IN pi.n-hIp.

Ertens,ve arrangements being made for the grand
contest Tor inc championship in the slngIs cared
between John j. Bglin Of the Quick club, and John
McGssry ~ the Columbia club IL appear that owing
10 IN. Quick club havrg the late race Yonsers
that there strong EFFORT being made "a defeat " pos
siblc their representative IN the coming race the
Gulcks have recently been reofgsnxed II 10 said
they open for any thai b. offered BY any o
our city clubs II " alleged that there twenty fve
members Of the Atlantic and Columbian clubs who have
subscribed dollar each 20 make mateh; bot AZ
the Guics club one, tia suggested "a give them
chance 70 row for light pre- the the for
which they were 20 victorious al Yonkers
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The fall meeting OF ia. Hudson County Agricultural
Association commences on ru,.isy next and ooniiauss
three day. The programme Of sport offered unusually
attractive, tho hurdle AID stnepie chasc having
entries each. fhers vail be three races each
day snd the track bsng Of the tastes, in the
try qu,rk running he sntlcp rhs Hoboken
u within riding -snoe ana the roads lesi
ing thereto nm. Al all mes. that those who wish
To attend will have to ABIDE the caprice Of the
o. the Erie Railroad Company was the
during the meeting ~ Paterson.
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no.,.y,. Oper. sso..e, Rrosk.y..

Hooiey's Opera uows~, Rroohsys.
Hooey's minstrel troupe have long bsea famous for
their excellence in cork and their programme last
night displayed many OF their good qualities 'Iife ON
the Road one OF the songs on the bill, would be q
capital accessory for equestrian performance In the
dust arena but there much OF the ssnoop La
style 10 DO pleasing . piece Of music ssMee No
In the Lane was nicely sung, and the accompaniment
by the small orchestra unique and artAstic Tho
mainder or the programme was we'll carried out A
large and respectable audience was present
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~. L0cf-, oct ~ 1889
To-day bss been very exciting ons on the Iarlede
Coarse The ara rsc. mile heats free Cor all feather
weights. Drernrnn 500 WIS won b. Count Bsinar &
Time, ~ aud 1861. HIS competitors we're BExh !.
whacker. John ~rou Prsirie Boy and Blue Flag.
The Second race n,ile hcsts fes foe ALL pfeOina
81 0O0. by Maggig-. Time 3;r and 3tlAf
The competitors stonewai Jackson. Derby, King
Master and 'apper
The third bres mia heats free for all premium
~, 100 BY Harry " the West rms is 4. snd
10 hi. vas the most exciting ~ ths week Tho
time Of the 6rst heat - sad 10 b. rrmsrSaDia
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pfrr.arrs ~, ~ i.Cs
Tbs correct orltsl returns Of Aeghany cogssy
follows -Geary majority, 1870 d1rrheafs nalorJs
3US2, williams majority 10 Ane.ha0 cgfnty 100,
With Butler aud Armstrong yet 10 hear Iron
We have thu following ofiral usAiorii~ ! tf
county, ve~vy 49, Cambria coguty. tiYt0cf az bf a
county. aymer ITO, Greene comfy, Cymsr, al
Janiaia county, clymef, xgs
wesimorvisnd comfy. Gesry s,oss. CiyiasSi s.il1
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wfsTcHrsIts nrtllIstsce.

rls IsraSrl, sutsD AZ FotnHss-yeeerssy after.
tsrnoon, about ccck man named hcNsnnus. while
attempting 10 cross the Harlem railroad raes Fordha
struck W the s the cowcscher ~ The New Haven
the 10 sew Yors and he thrown
upwards locomotive vita great force cutting
deep cash In his forehead almost instant death
Mr. Ncssnnus resident " Fofdhsm: be vas man
sbyut thirtyfve y-~fs Of lie on hts Sty 70 the
railroad depot rket for New YORK By he
Harlem which arrive al Fordham about
that Tune snd suppossd he thought he could be.
fore the trim reached The station
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IH sovratss slg,oipi.

Eirwvosp O~t ~ 1910
The Virginia and Tenn~sses nlasoad Company, 10 go
sion Al Lynehbars Va, sdop,sd resolution ys*isssAy
IN favor o. consolidating the management ~ me a..
has recently ~rctsd Interest N ths -tsf~ sorsfngr
P@rpont and General habaae the MI prom s~ni
passn~b OFT it~-p
Private despsicbes from Lypcshrs ay that ne rat
road onnsoidstion sbsme nr@sd ~ bsns spp'vsea 90
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Owvgo Oct Is 1893
Dewitt Lntielohn 70 day unanimously ponsn.
sisd for member q Assembly oy tic radical consen.
ton " the oswesc dw,rc,
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PERSONAL nrtll,ct nee

Among the passengers OF the steamship Kaahatdn,
sailed FROM this port yesterday, the wife and
sl.etin.iaw Of General orexa, ~ho will proceed 10
Zscs,scs., by way OF Vera Cruz
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An unusually large audience assembled last night
rscted BY the promise o. three small pieces Astounding
fun snd humor and ,hsy veil rewarded for their
patronage, "A sli three we're fairly scted Tho arsi
vaudeville entitled DIR Ges>ime Regderator ind SIN
Paieo, hardly sufficiently prepared by Of the
actors. but u s very cIfncuit matter 70 perfectly
study . part every night but manager cannot run
piece several times 10 German he 10 an Amer.
theatre, % he forced 10 change the progrsmms
continually Mr. asher, who ,mpsrsonsisd biii stacker
played very well and was called out several ufnsx Ro
n>o 1sf dew Br,ss repeated and 10 fs better form
than The hrst OCCASION Mr. Lohmsnn, who pisysa the
title role had the only character u importance ut Nrs
Rsdel deserves notice for the In which she ren
dered her small but thenkleNs Part The performances
closed with Fin E1trsy !<k~s~d~ farce, In which Nlvs
Dxiuhas songs successful "A usual Mr. Ahfsldf
played the part u poor tailor Who. In order " raise
money spreads the report that hs fs IA dead aud that
he cannot afford the funeral expenses An English no
bIsmao relieves his sursty but IN ne eanin me the
talors wife, MISC Drubs, tells the fnrsh isdy The xss
story % her husband The frsgd - discovered anf
variety % humorous oofnbrsons snsa@ 10 vhsra Nr
Ahiissdt Gas nseh soclaagsi Mo- Had ssun< isfs
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MU sicAL.

Opcrn COmiquc- Theatre Fruasais.
Hslsvy's excellent work. Las AosQueatvcs de IA REIN
repeated last night the French theatre before
large fashionable audience. This brilliant episode
Of tue Of Louis XIII aud Anne OF Austria
mends itself and on repetition The
delicious and abounds melodies and harmonies that
imprint themselves indeibly the memory, when
classical and less Ineligible music has failed to
produce q lasting impression. Then the piquant
sparkling dialogue which introduces 10 the
reckless dissipatsd body guard OF the Queen
serves as pleasing variety to tho music In the nrst
act we have hunting chorus, air descriptive OF the
pleasures OF the chase boiscrous meeting OF musset
eefs, choeric old odcer OF the days OF Henry W.,
and q Iovc intrigue SGT foot by the involuntary
Mephistopheles OF the opera, Hector de Biron. The
love-sck Olivier, tho coquesh little Berthe and the
sentimental Ahenias pass before Evorywhere the
dialogue is EMBODIED with dashing choruses, paintiye
airs and beautiful duets and trios. Berthe (sie La.
reniesj ques threatened quarrel among muskc,cors
by cavatina sAhf Mesae,ns - which she sung with
archness and dramatic expression The rcoitayc and
aria OF Athcnas with the accompanying cabalea, "dh
PJe Encor,," in which she declares her passion for
the handsome and noble musketeer, gnys Mile Nadde
opportunity OF displaying her remarkable voice aud
Finished method OF singing. The chorus "Ta Psrrs1
Chepoiiersn in which tho officers OF the Queen prescn,
themselves before her indies OF honor Ia pay their
deyoirs, is spirited aud souLs,rring la tn.
particular French opcra Is niegibe and less
pcaied than Italian opera
Tie attempt OF Olivier to como to explanation with
hs offended iadyove IN the second leads Of
the most delicious quaftees that the prolific school OF
French opers can furnish. Athennis, Berthe, Olivier
and Hector again At tho masquerade bail In the 'yd
charn0nte' wore excellent rho agitation displayed b.
Ahen,s nj the ~ her lover and her rcsoivs
him 81 the risk OF exposure TO shame showed
that Mile. Nadde actress OF high order. The
most beautiful for Olivier in the entire oper, Il
tue romance IN the third act, whore he halls with
Joy the sudden change ia his condition from
dungeon Ia the altar. These only few flowers
cul'ed iron the opera Instead OF heavy drcay rccts
yes grand scnas estrayagan displays of voice and the
other nnmis.skabe features Of itsan opera everything
In Les xoHs2uetat,es passed on agreeablynever tire
some mouoionous gnn,s!lgibe. Chorus and
chesra combined render full Justice the del rh
work OF Haievy. The applause bestowed upon them
aud the other artists g.nu proof Of the apprc-
cation OF the auitcnca. Operd eosignt. commenced
under such favorable auspices, will undosb,ediy foim
one Of the most brilliant features duras the present
brilliant musical season
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Ths seventh sacred concert will take place this
evening nj Irving Hall Madame Johannssn, soprsno
Mr. Heiodi. Gn'e; Mr.. Colby, pianist, and Mr. rhomas'
orchestra win appear In splendid programme.
Mr.. Carl Absolute will give . second concert the
Grrmsnia Assembly Rooms this evening HIS orchestra
and several distinguished solosts will DO present
concert aad prize drawing under the auspices Of the
General sweeny Circle Of tho tenian Brotherhood will
take place Tuesday evening next a, Masonic Hail. IN
Thirt-enth street. MISS Teresa McKeuna Mr.. J. v.
Danpis and Other artists will assist. -
The members Of Msssrs. Juguet and nrivets CON-
psny, al the French theatre, making arrangements
TO honor with requiem the msmory Of their fel-
low connrymen and artists Of the Nee Orleans French
opera troupe who persisted board tho ~ faed Even.
ing star The requiem will bc held ~ the Catholic
church In Twenty third street The managers of The
Theatre Francais also purpose opening subscription
the benefit Of those artists In New Orleans whom tho
loss Of The rest ~ the company has thrown out Of their
engagement for the winter May Of them val
known ~ the New YORK public.
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cssp.soa. by Dr a hAFkflEAI srat.s,s ..-sy tsiT
ft1s medical prstsadsrs sud syess.rs rfts@ o. 6Ls
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inscrip,s,
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fi1s ~ full uniform besides isfgs number 81
coais the family aud friends Of decreased aud cy~as
generally The cortegr moved doSn south Seoni Arc~s
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through srssm syrnus 10 JDnsoh sreet and th-ac. -
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