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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-10-24

A TERRIBLE AoCIDENT.-John Roddy,
nineteen years old, while at work yesterday, IN
delphia, had his arm eau Iht in the carding
machine, and the flesh was torn from the
bone. He was takeA to the Hospital, where
amputation of the injured limb was thought
necessary.
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INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE OF Con-
TRoLLERs.-A committee of the Board of School
Controllers OF this city, with their President,
Mr.. Shippen, are in Baltimore, investigating the
school sy stem there.
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A STRAY Wharf.-The body OF newborn
infant was found floating In the river Schuylkill,
at Paramount, yesterday afternoon The Coro
teenth Ward Station House, the Jury render
ing verdict in accordance with the facts in the
case,
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APPOINTMENTS AT THE NAVY YARD
The folio wing appointments were made at the
PhiIadelphia Navy Yard yesterday: Mr.. 2. E.
Carroll, Chief Clerk of the Yard, and Mr.. John
p Hoover. Timber Inspector.
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FIRE LAST EvENING.-Last evening a fire
broke out IN the third story of building at the
southwest corner of Eighteenth aud Wallace
grocers. It originated among some paper and
cigars, and the damage by IRE and water is
about $500, which Is fully covered by INSURANCE.
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BADLY BURNED.-Mary Liningen, twelve
Years old, was badly burned about the face
and neck, yesterday, at her residence, No. $40
New Market street, By the explosion OF coal
ILL Iannn.
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"THE YEAR OF JUBILEE HAS CoME."-A
meeting, IN commemoration OF the centennial
jubilee, was held last evening at the Thlrty-
Mantua During the evening addresses were
made by Bishop Simpson, Rev. Dr. Nadal, and
Rev. j. Dickerson. The occasion was one of
unusual interest, and will be long remembered,
by all who were present, with feelings of
Measure
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J. VAUGHAN MERRIcK, WILLIAM H. MERRIcK
JOHN E.. COPE
SOUTHWARK FOUNDRY, FIFTH AND
= WASHINGTON Streets,
PHILADELPHIA.
MERRICK d SONS,
ENG1N EERs AND MACHINISTS,
manufacture High and Low Pressure Engines fol
Land, biver, and NJ arfne Service
Boilers, Gasometers, Tanks, Iron Boats etc.
Castings OIL all kinds, e. her iron or bIas6L
o Iron Frame Roofs Tor Gas Works, Workshops, and
Retorts and Gas Machinery, OF the latest and most i'm
proved construction
LveIy description of Plantation Machinery and Sugar
Saw, and Grst Mills Vacuum Pans Open steam Trains
DefecatOrs, Filters, Pumping Engines etc.
kole Agents ior N. Blleux's Patent sugar Boiling
Apparatus, Nesmyth's Patent Steam Hammer, and AS
pinw all Woosey Patent Centrifugal sugar Draining
Machine. 630s
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GOVERNMENT SALES.

A RMY b L A N X ET s.
ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsrER's OPFIoE
PHILADELPHIA October % 1866 I
Will be offered fol sale at Public Auction, on ac-
count OF the United States, at the SchHYlkil Arsenal
6Tav's Jerry road, Philadelphia, Pa, ON MON.
DAY, the 9th of November next, commencing at
~ O'Clock M,
FIFTY THOUSAND MORE OR LESSl UNITED
STATES ARMY BLANKETS,
new and in good condition. Samples can be seen at
the Schuylkill Al sena', and at this ofhce.
ALSO,
5I93 pairs BUCK KIN GT OWES,
2649 WOOLLEN MITTENS
TERMS OF SALE,-Cash. In Government funds
Purchasers must remove the property within five
dc, after the purchase
The Blankets will be delivered in bales OF 80 each
q. H. CROSMAN
Assistant Quartermaster GENERA
10 " l2t Bievet Brigader General u s. A.
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TOMORROW Thur dsy), october Is,
sIGNoRINA AHToiNEITA RoNCoNI
and first and only appea ance of
GI0RGIO kONC0k1,
In his world renowned character OF
DIR DULCOMARE,
In Donizeufs charming comic Opera.
EL1SIRE D'AM0RE,
which VIII be produced with most superb cast, In
cluding
tIGNoRINA ANTON ETA RoNCoNI.
GIoReIo RoNcoNi
On FRIDAY EVENING. October 26.
ONLY NIGHT OF XERDI's MAsTGR-WoRK,
ERN AM,
with an incomDarably great cast including
SENORA CARMEN Pooh,
MAZZ0LEkI, BELLINI, ANT0NUCCI.
ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON, October q, at2,
GRAND MATINEE
By universal desire, the new Comic OPERA
CRISPlNO e LA COMARE
Admission to the Matinee. to all parts of the House,
ONE DOLLAR ONLY ..--.
NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR RESERVED SEATS.
The sale of tickets for any OF the above-named per-
tormances CONNIE nces
THIS MORNING,
at the Box Office of the Academy. and at Trnmpler
Music Store, No 6S2 Chestnut street, corner seventh
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NOVELTIES I'm
NOVELTIES I'M
WEDDING CARDS.
WEDDING CARDS.
WEDDING CARDS.
WEDDING CARDS.
WEDDING CARDS.
WEDDING CARDS.
WEDDING CARDS.
WEDDING CARDS.
The Latest London and Paris 81 yles.
The Latest London and Paris STYLES
The Latest London and Paris Stylas
Cards for Leather Weddinos
Cards for Leather weddiues'
Cards for Leather Weddings
Wooden Weddings,
Wooden Weddings
Wooden Weddings,
Tin Weddings,
Tin Weddings,
Tin Weddings,
Silver and Gold Weddings.
Silver and Gold Weddings.
Silver and Gold Weddings.
Monograms, Ciphers, etc,
Designed and Engraved.
M onograms, Ciphers, ETC.,
Designed and Engraved.
Monograms, Ciphers, ETC.,
Designed and Engraved,
A large assortment of
French, English, and American
French, English and American
French, English, and American
Papers and EnVelopesS
Papers and Envelopes.
Papers and Envelopes
Initials, Monograms, etc,
Stamped in Colors Gratis.
Initials, Monograms, etc,
Stamped in Colors Gratis.
Initials, Monogiams, ETC.,
Stamped in Colors Gratiss
Initials, Monograms, etc,
Stamped in Colors Gratis.
Initials, Monograms, ETC.,
Stamped in colors Gratis.
AN ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF
WRITING DESKS,
WRITING DESKS,
PORTFOLIOS,
PORTFOLIOS, ..
TRAVELLING CASES,
TRAVELLING CASES,
POCKET KNIVES
POCKET KNIVES
WALLETS AND POCKET-BOOKS,
WALLETS AND POCKEr-BOOKS,
BACKGAMMON BOARDS.
BACKGAMMON BOARDS.
1867. DIARIES 1897.
1857. DIARIES 1857.
FTYTHREE SIZES AND STYLES
FIETY-7HREE SIZES AND STYLES.
ALL KINDS OF BLANK BOOKS
RULED AND BOUND TO ORDER.
R.HOSKINS & co.
No. 9l3 ARCH Street,
AND no 70 lot
No. 921 SPRING GARDEN St.
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ANOTHER FENIAN MEETINe.-A meeting
OF Centres of the City Circles (Fenian oreanlza-
streets, to hear the report OF Colonel Dunn, Cap
tam Dougherty, and Captain McDermott as to
the state of Fenianlsm in Ireland. These gen
tlemen have been there, and were prepared TO
speak from actual observations They repre-
sented the condition of things to be most favor
able, and gave many particulars which it would
not be proper to make public at this time A
resolution was unanimously passed endorsing
President Stephens
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THE eRANDEsT Ant PROJECT OF
THE PRESENT CENTURY.
ITS SUCCESS MORE DECIDED THAN EVER.
subscriptions Pouring in from Every Quarter
ofthe United States and the Canadas.
The End Rapidly approaching.
MIR. Crosby has been Repeatedly Endorsed
by his Leading FeIlOw-CItIzens.
FIRST GRAND PREMIUM
THE CROSBY OPERA HOUSE.
Cost Of Erection and Actual Value
100000.
The End Rapidly approaching.
MIR. Crosby has been Repeatedly Endorsed
by his Leading FcIlow-CItizens.

lhe remaining premiums consist of N
Over Three Hundred Splendid Oil Paintings,
Consisting of the grandest col ection Of legmately
American WORKS Art, By the Leading Artists in tue
United States for exhibition or sale at any one
period offered to the public, ana comprising
THE ENTIRE PRIVATE COLLECTION OF MIR.
CROSBY.
Price of Shares, $500
A Magnificent Steel Engraving will be Given to
Each Purchaser of Share.
THE CHRoMoGRAPH,
1.-THE AMERICAN AUTUMN"
WIN speedily be ready for delivery.
SPECIAL CARD
THE CROSBY OPERA-HoUsE ART ASSOCIATION
is no gift enterprise and not cOnfounded with
Dollar Gilt Concerts which been advertised to take
place at the Opera House without the authority or con-
sent OF the proprietors.
Subscription Books will remain open for short time
only at the Galleries,
No. 1906 CHESTNUT Street,
And also at the downtown
BRANCH OFFICE,
No. 6O7 CHESTNUT Street,
NEW BULLETIN BUILDING.
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AMUSEME MENTS.

"A M BRlCAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC
ITALIAN OPERA
UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS
THE STAR OF THE NORTH.
To-NIGAT, SECOND AND LAST TINE
BRlLLTANTLY BUCCESSFUL
GRAND SPEOrAOULAR OPERA,
1HE STAR OF Tic NORTH
THIS "wednesday EVENING, October "a. at g.
kECOhO AND POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT
Of Meyerbeef's Grand Romantic Dera,
1Hk STAR Of THE NORTH,
WITH NEW SCENERY,
LNTIRELY INV DRESSES AND APPOINTMENTS
TWO MILITARY BANDS,
- .PIC1UREsQUE EFFECIs
IN 1HE GORGEOUS MILITARY SPECTACLE
AND ITS UREQUALbED GREAT CAST
hhtnhInhss MISS u II kELbO1G
fIhsvONa. A. M nAUOh
SIG BAN AHLl
.SlR
ANIONugC1
me rbEQhl
chhWOubhy AhDI
OhbOtsN
heImelon BANfl
MANOlNl
~.
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A FINAL HEARING,-James Cardell had a
hearing at the Central Station Yesterday on the
charge OF being concerned in the violent assault
and battery on Officer Walsh, of the Fifth Dis
trict, which was committed on election day, ut
Twenty-second and Cathatine streets. The
officer was unable to appear and testify before
yesterday. and he is yet suffering from the
effects OF the beating he received. He testified
that there was party ef eighteen or twenty at
the election polls who did not belong there,
He was then tripped down. and struck with
billies and steel knuckles. Defendant, he said,
was the man who tripped him down. He was
held In $4,000 bail for his appearance at Court.
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NALER'S LATE MlLLER'S) WINTER
V GAKDEN-Nos 720-T26 VINE Street
GRAND INSTRU MENTAL CONCERTS
NIGHTLY,
By TWO large and efficient Orchestras.
., .- TO-NIGBT,
AnO ENEhi EI1hT. In connection with our
EACELSlOR STRING BAND,
aBrass SAND, comprising the best Artists in the city,
OPEN FOR THE SEASON.
Our spacious summer Garden artsticaIv Iaid an,
with ShTubbery, FOUNTAINS. etc. ' V"'
IN THE LADIES' SALOON
Especially set apart for FAMILIES the best OF Craas
and other Refreshments will be served 6'iss
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JAIL-DhEA kERB.-A rather neat Operation
In the Jack Sheppard" style was perpetrated
at the County Prison recently. Two of the
by cutting through the roof, getting out upon
II, and lowering themselves down by means of
rope made OF bed-clothIng. This is the third
described. In order to accom- plsh it, bricks ID
the arched ceiling have to be removed. This is
done by picking the mortar from the joints
between the bricks. AS there is an officer sta
toned in the corridor, whose duty 1t is to look
into the cells at stated periods it seems almost
incredible that the work could have been done
without attracting his attention. One of the
fugitiVes was serving out a four.years' term.
The New York herald., 1866-09-04
,,a,,.u o,c,. pr.,e. Theatre.

There was frctiy large and q de ifeiy fa.tlonabe
audience tHis handsome ue opera toa.e - nisat
F,oow Martha presented With hr foiioalnsc casf e
Malta signofa B0obest. Nancy. sgrarh o. Gebciir.
Iiauclo, -,.Hor Tamsfo, i1anket Car rorncs VIZ
re.erye remarks on the style " shi 'if Dtsa'. n
Nors rendered la, uighf Irrl ~ hcand frrfr~nin
tien h.f evening We would. n0~rFnf atifr fbe g.uu
agtmcB, 20 add few more aiat votaa "a M" erheit
aGd moderate fBs b yxug 81 tac uifatAs wAa - rq
sent e. hive 0f bees NIah m exception he nrrhes
tm was ch better tltsn duFur the n"s q
~ ~ Barssy, haf aaxrn or mere ~ e.
IN the chorus would nsn ~ ~ "tntry 81
a. fastee ~ the many hralfi I'll ehtrs Nafftts
wlll ~ repeated this cteninf on wednesday aah
Tfrrsday ~ TS0r1tyr, viii D. gtsnt " ~ fsmsfo
Nanreu. and BJasbetil ~ Ie0nqut 20 triAY apa az
rdnV evenings shall have s0uuanpnla WIN hadsDe
Raran Hoffman and -igEar Apafaei for ne hri ut1r
TNnse two artists rams ne tNhest - iheir Tfp
fes or ii America fhns tnf0fe ~ apfeArantf " h'
gfest ayagrdienrs radaue Razor, and rfat'sby af-f
nsr deaftnre We shall nave nsbf reaslng Italian and
Eng II opera instead ~ the trrna~ Aucan, NHh his
sh r and tree or toe TaunhauseF Hill ne srs ~"
NHFt
The New York herald., 1866-09-04
BILL IA z % 5 F..
Gra.d Teurnn-scm Of she Chsmrsor@ az the

tsFHWu of we ~
Cue.
The frs, three gnmrs Of the grand ballard tournament
of the State and prgviu al champions - America
played at the Hlppotbearon, Fourteenth street. last
night, before m alaencs u aboui sht handfed pr
sons many - whom lsdlcs The A'ri semr pisfsd
sas one n nvc hundred points between ~ riurksff
champion n Penn .yivs1la nud ~ Cyfsfe pi9a rhAn
raon of Canada, r. The early par, n ihn rams 81
pT1nkei, tea hp, " pon pycrtapk him, 80 ~at
the game Nv one hurar,d and f,riy.ant poa's stArf
~ Tho pia eff exhibited ibrr hegt playing. 'tn tls
run rcing miners. thtss made W W. Dtr. hrd ~
rare trinr over e.cgtn Afser rfs N@re ha1 lssr
played ~ J8ha Neprtit., II AnN lHft. AEa " Fh if
feman taf "a ~ erh0btef kMha III $40 hundred aAo
nfty plia afs Ab4.h au# ts tlr f-slef tf ehf AuH
dFsI snd seventy Nfn rfNt1 thf evpu. ns fsgay
tlusAl 81 su. FL q. tt pal "a DatNeHn 'le fstef
- Ame.6an ttHar3e hf Ihsta1 ae1 " iAtgff
rgiiutipus Titf tf.n srrY tprfe1 game. ald ;
ven ~ ~ Palmer opa tol' eny
Tie art fft.. W ag 4eHsei Il 'tF taUroa ~
Nlas ths srtafcl nBap.f EAae7 4l esfGmt a1t
nasa &H F8d ..u.Nt# gH. AN4# nst F9o tI Oil Nr#Nt
- the GOO X 1855 na3 II lHstf tAs IhArf F9 "a
tln Champion f0s aa sa# BHa III le ANHfffi " tNN
one Nhp Nlua tht HHtf .testeff n9uh Z Nt lamleN
nonly carved arA af40lf u.ft1 e'aassff AmNrHsn aa
lard tahih = lftafEt fHnm WHtaf ftf.-a #Nit.gaef
rne tahsa Is fai4et af ffhp euf Il scfa. y a.a1cent
makes the is..t aFffa&E Enf ra.t#tc afN.n~ nf
slfer. r0mpr inE tsa stttft a#tatf. Atf a1itff
fasL ansd " l.nraNeg III y NsEatt taA.N TIE avg Gfs
= . gold ~a.ef af.t ttar wnIkf tHF' 4s aMf Atf III
thn 0ller rflref ttr fmFNts rGt at4 eatraa af# tu
bleInalg el tNs game 4' ai I.4f.t
The New York herald., 1866-09-04

made a. yet either written decided on. and that the
statement IN the Tunes Is merely the conjecures OF It's
correspondent
The elections in the parishes unrepresened in the
convention OF 1854 understood TO be progressing
Governor Wells says he will have reliable the
course OF fifteen days
Advices from Texas evince much complaint OF the
ports from General Klddoo 10 General Howard, OF III
treatment OF the freedmen. The Houston Telegraph
naty pronouncos them false, and doubts II they
really made as reported.
The defeat OF Hon. John Hancock for United States
senator from Texas was owing TO accusation against
him IN the Conservative Union caucus by Major Langley,
OF General Canbys staff that Judge Hancock sought
while mon refugee, the post OF brgader general Ia
the United States Army for the purpose OF leading an
Invasion Of Texas
The New York herald., 1866-09-04
rat .ullrfLrsn u.ts rr.NsrIn.
Meeting Of New York Dri~gafes-A Grand
Ma. RstiScssion Meeting 80 he Held %" the
uttb nj sS nj Susber, &c.


.Sa-. Rstincstioa Meeting 80 he Held a" the
I3,h az september, Ae.
A meeting of Ssv York deiegatef n the fhiiads
phls Union Convention held iast evening a. ths
Mason Dorse for the purpose q making arsngsments
for . rauGcsilon meeting.
M sapasl ! rldsn called 20 the chair Ani
ue,sr. Hlram Essohum and william Hs-Istt spyon,sd
secretaries
letter addressed 70 me delegates read ealing arsn
them 10 appoint 40 early day shich y bod
ing IN raancstion ~ lhs ihadsphs rhion conrss,lon
Ihls lesasr signsd ~ hsyor Hoffman, Jadgs -
BAruAfd, w. ~ Aspansali, ! AnpDp, lanes Bro~n,
A n we,more st0krs. A. kmythe, A WAssnisb,
brennan, q ~ LAiisutha sed s7fns ihres ihoasand
otherr
Jodss Dstr s8ggesisf that ne meeting he tsl1 %
The Cooper lnsttuts Ohsr suTseslons ~ers rBsfs ~
af~efsnt dsigst~ present. wbsn i sAs nnsiiy sSsyrf
thai tls Chairman sppons committee - sevsn lsih
possf " sdd 10 ussis nnmt-w wha win hssa fau
s.,hosisy 10 msk. tbe preliminary srAnSsmsnts fof
hasamg bssssseupg The Chair Las tLs spp1anisnsas "
thls cof1mttee
Il pS aged uAi tLs meeting sAsuH - hsis o. ~
IAN ~ fepssnt~s4tbs dsy ~ -Lab w&&.lnsiaa
signed csnssllstIDp fba delssaiss theE a1ssH''si
ssh.ssl " Ne c.g q NE CkA4s
The New York herald., 1866-09-04
MMi ZOO ~ fastc
TL~ RsFlpr"gtts Trrnty bst~rrn ths Hned
st.te.. France, fIolis1d a.d Iosan, A..

An eftf.et from ne. Al cgfy ~ ~ cyrYsGtfa
ron alstsa June ~ bstscsn - Uniisi iAaf liaaaf
Honsas hna J,rsn tha fluss ~ certain artss f
,utssfi - fs.osK .-raafies, too bnes tsshty afr
esnis. hIsss ots bsq. eighty cents p~s ons baAartd
rstuss qaesr4fsg st hass, per eos bsnarsd csities
sail n.h svshy frs fsns w hsadfs4 rs,tiss frsls
eo4r ana msa asiy tse fbs srp~r = s~sr saa Shs&i
i trph bsa Tea psys .tfogs asty ~ tifss D. tftY
esnf ~ bpufftd eaiiss rsxA t-tss c~nts 1otSa.
to- tscs ,~snsy aFs cents Dety "a 90 49, = STRAIN
srs IL tis gsraHess TIRE tsos i-sf ton sd ssftug
s~xsss 0Be pr ten The tnn1ef ~ssetlouss FsgH.
ailgus ws literal sale ana shs sbafx~s asda
fsr
rte ~ fea -tasss cs.at cyiu has srsntsd appeal
4 t1taf a 80 cty IN ~. F1sbfs
ssloy WsnsrAl hrU4wsi. sss1gf~f w Tested wsasma
troof~ Exs s08s - t1Bf ~ insp~NNss ts tie
WIT wcansslnf - N~esgsAs ne re~ssftst "a
thai fexaaa q SO gaartfy, ~h<h y iiaie sny~o
The New York herald., 1866-09-04
THE UNITED STATES MISSION.
gitn rtuvx !, ~ W - aillo

rraw Moscow 10 Nssgoted.
nl@eyv saga !. it,s
Tho msulsr. sfue rntsa saaiss Hsssa y aa-ss
L,ss son. u rst yefssfsa - ssfrsf-1 y 81 Us.s'
.snaa sss r Es-,s "a sses ~ rFass oasa,nsrsis
centre = a. raf1 x a. spfs - tsnag1a mas a 20
foursssan, ssniay Rasraa vovsfs - "wt' -.
,ssyai a.. 49, 80 20 80 a. sf.4s ssvgaroair
ssrsirYy 30 80 bssa oampsils y e. a. isri'a-
,.a.s b. ,r .ith ~ s,sr nsub~,f ,ans X ~ suss
vAsA teyssr 81 ". Cssgaar Sea
The New York herald., 1866-09-04
J,ron,lv,ay Theatre.

Tie Grama ., Napoleon was again prcsented ias night
and o. heretofore the audience very m1ch rloa.c
Thc interest iae poc rcsu "a the tabeafv than
In the plot the language ~ the charactefs Thess
THE iahlra xl Striking and rrectiv mnfs - tisn
on pfevious nights the actors more perfect
tner pss anu therefore better able - glte fue Joanna
an ei,cl vii cb L has never hal before the ribln
wnua Ao we before the niece sthargwa - Eef tho
lr0a .May theatre and witness ~
The New York herald., 1866-09-04
Heeiiua "f the Eoifrr. d. Phiirdciphin De-
posision al RaN mond. Sperry aud ssSfer.


rai1psLrrn sept ,. Isee
Punaant to the call issued from Washington. the Nh.
tiora Union Committee met ia tins city to-day TIE
following gentlemen Wero Ireson, -Gog,rnpr Marrns
T.. Ward, Ncs Jcr-ev =. A. Pnrviance. ronnsyisaDia,
~ smFhcrs Delaware. II. W. Hoffman, MhiYlan
! : Fowler. tenn ssoe; John u Dcfrces, Iuaana, n.
g. Cook, iningis, Narrh sittibea, Mel eans h Judd
Wisconsin " Is. ~tahhs, Iowa, thomas ~uilson. bu,
ne.ota; A. W tampbe, West NifnniAt ~ sssnrr vi
rnonds DAKOTA. u. starKwsa'het Ccuncrtsat. aenerA
~ Gown. Oh."; A. u. Gardner. vermont, srd W. D.
toaing Vfglula.
The cJlunltes caecitd a temporary organization by
calling Senatnf Fowler % INC char md appointing W.
J. 'o~rg secroia,y. after which the following rsoia
tions we're unaniinogsiy adopted g.:
Mhrrcas, The isrer of HeITv y RHymoHd n NrS ioft
n Sstloua COMMITTEE ~
iAsr aDandgnnsei ~ thr princpe y ths Hhtoaal Aa"
hesoyea That upon rnpor rnrtu.n'nda nns sad sseaf
nrs y. hlsd " sppe4ntmrgl u lh1 comn.'tsr
Marcus J. Ward, ~ New Jrray va gnauimoasiy
elected permanent chairman ol tie CJinp,t~0 ard john
n Dcsfc.s ui tgGiang, secretary.
The mecilng 80 the conaities was very pf0'racfef
ONE aud mach iudigna'ip pressed a te singular
~ NJ Raymond Chairman ~ lie Extcus
hsd tia rgh ~ dfpoqe IA runh and speffr ur
iir question being raised 70 e Legality ~ Nor
nretng wilhont ths cali ~ 'e Chairman ana .psrsiaff
u tho Executive tUmmlNcr ihcy deriated that VI
suppose that RAYMOND nnl rrtrry FHolld
have th. power al iyng tbeg hgnas sud kisyppEg ttw
machinery the party, because ~ te f0ttql a. -
hfe- 81 a committee. fhe vrlfcv On ~" fonwrfsu
from New York ncrasionsd by The resolution annp 81 ~
relation To- Nj Raymond vii be suppilca by the hes
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EUROPE
pecialTelegrams tothe
New York Herald.
News by the Cable to Mon
day, September 8.
Count Bismarck Points Out Il
Prussian Difficulty.
An Alliance with Austria and Russia
Spoken Of in Berlin.
REDUCTION OF THE AUSTRIAN ARMY.
The Roman Question Near Its
Solution.
War Between the Russians
and Circassians.
MAIL ADVICES TO AUGUST -.
0nr Berlin, Vienna, Funkiori.On.hc- Maine,
Paris and Malaga Correspondence.
The Rights OF Naiuraiizcd German
Americans In Prussia and
Royal Concessions.
Austrian Hopes Of Restoration
in Germany.
S~~.sse~-~->~->-~s-~~s~~~
Prussian Rule and ExactiOns
In Frankfort.
Ann Yation, Dynaxtie Extinction and German
Empire, ~ Defined by Bismarck.
French Feeling Towards the
German situation.
DayCERs AND DIFFICULTIES W TURKEY.
The nxarkcts and Marine Reports
Of Monday.
DO. &c. Sc.
French Feeling Towards the
German situation.
The rxarkcts and Marine Reports
OF Monday.
La Ig Ar
by THE CABLE TO SEPTEMBER 3.
PRUSSIA.
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fAon
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stttH8e commenced