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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-06

Horse-Meat Butcher-shops "A late Paris let
ter says:-''TWo of these establishments are
sustained in this city, but the horses OF one of
these slaughter-houses are not served for the
table; they are animels spoiled by disease, aud
are merchandise only as far as hoofs, hide,
teeth, hair, and grease are concerned. The
universal testimony as to horse-meat concurs
with that which many army officers and sol
diers have given-that 1t is very like beef, only
that it is coarser grained and of darker color.
1t is curious fact that white aud grey horses
are more frequently diseased than any others,
their lungs being not rarely a mass of corrup-
ton, thus verifying the old adlge, AS Door
as a white horse The horses are killed
instantly by blow on the head, or by being
pierced at the heart.n
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THE NEW YORK DYEING AND PRINTING
ESTABLISHMENT,
STATEN ISLAND,
No. 40 North EIGHTH street (West sIde),
sTASEN ISLAND DYEING ESTABLISHMENT
Icing the LA RGEST In the UNITED STATES, anG
THiRTY YEARS OLDER than any other on STATEN
ISLAND, rs prepared with the most improved and ex-
tensiye aehnery to which they are making constant
"uu''i0H' DYE, CLEANSE, AND FINISH
every variety OF GOODS AND GARMENTS, In q
manner UNEQUALLRD In this country.
No 10 North EIGHTH Street PHILADELPHIA.
NO. 98 DUANE street. New York.
No. 1852 BROADWAI, New York.
No 1856 PlERREfoNT Street. Brooklyn.
T, YOUNG, Secretary, Hl2lmrp
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To F. RIEs, LONDON.

VIENNA, July o, lsl7.-My Dear Frlend:-The
proposals in your esteemed letter of the ninth of
June are very hatterng and my reply will show
you how much value them. We're IL not for my
unhappy inhrnities. which entail both attend
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-21
The Mayor and City Authorities
Rendering Them Support.
The Commissioners TO Appear Before
Governor Swami on Monday.
VISIT or THE GOVERNOR TO WASHINGTON
RgnlOrS in Baltimore that tie Governor VIII
Not Remove the Commissioners.
SPECIAL TslEGHAs TO TIVE NEW YORK HERALD.

BAiTSoRK Oct 20 1896
Intense excitement stll prevails here and the action
OF Governor swann Monday, when tho Police Com
msioners viii appear before him either in person or
by counsel to answer tho charges preferred against
them. Is looked forward 70 with anxious interest
There Is a rumor the streets night that as the
result OF his insulation W tn tho President, the Gov
ernor will back down from his position attempt
TO remove tho Commissioners
The Boys In Blue have organized in every ward
under tho command OF one OF their old army officers
and To night reported in meeting total strength
of two thousand aud eycntecn armed men, with two
wards still 10 DO hoard from Their avowcd purpose IL
either TO prevent removal Of the Police
or TO lay Baltimore in ashes number OF policemen
themselves participated In the meeting
The real fight Is for tho control OF the coming cleo.
lions, which can be reached through the Police Com.
missoners, who appoint tho judges OF election The
rong bngbcar has boon raised by the extreme radicals
for political eject but matters have now gone so far
that IL rs very doubtful whether those who have raised
the devil can lay hun again. Everything depends upon
the Governors action Monday. The Mayor and city
authorities are hand in glove with the "boys IN blue
but the Southern element immensely outnumbcrs the m
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cITr POLITICS.

DsSocsAuc uSros AsrExmY ooxypxrIoss
The several Democratic Union tcoopar Jnstl,ute, con-
ventons, which adjourned from last wees, mot Last
nnht and madc tho following minaiions;Flrs die.
sscL Nirhasl O. Murphy; Finh district; Charles Blau
ve!f; Seventh district, James Riley
rAw~asy ASSEMBLY ~0Nrv4rfox
n Hill Fowler nominated for Assembly In M
Eleventh. district Tammany Convention on la, FRIDAY
aght
NozApr usrs
"A Joint convention Of the TammAny and uoxart IA ali
democracy Thirteenth assembly district vas hed
- No. 200 Eighth laAi night, when Mr. Bernard
Cregan was declared tho nominee for Aasmbfyman
sAL prrnfrr
Ths McKeon Democratic Congressional Conventtau
- this district No ~ Bank street last evening
10 nomination made and adjournment tool
1870 until Wednesday of this week
epAplcAL ErUrrlCAS--roxsRysslorAr.
1he eesen Oh Distrct Radical Republican Convention
M last evening az the Boscry Hsel, corner u sirh
sseet sad the Bowery and unrnioasy nominated Geo
y sstrsntwehner as,heir candidate In the approaching
-Ceagrassioni election.
R.pf0AL NOMINATION. rop sssrrtY
Jfhe delegates of the Seventeenth Assembly District,
500 nnntnstsd Nv. Wilson Berryman A. candidate
s<vxSrH wan woRxisesrss crnR
nun1erpnsiy attended meeting " the Seventh Ward
last evening Mr. Joseph ". Irwin called N. meeting
70 order vbw Mr.. John Morrisssy mously
endsrscd a. tive nominee for Congress from The Ynh
Sstrct A mo,aVn was then made - Nominate mem.
ses fo' Assspbb. Wndns which ,he mssins adjourned
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The Empress Charlottc's Visit to the Pope
The Empress Of Mexico had arrived in Trieste from
Rome.
letter dated from Rome on tho I'd inst. and pub.
hshed in one Of the Lyons papers says-rhe Empress
& Mexico s the subject Of much conversation here
Yesterday at nine A. NJ, without having requested
aadsnce she presented herself the Vatican tho
usay Father She Immediately received and is
an1 10 have presented petition praying the Pope
- sanction every thing her husband had done Empe
Sos Il Mexico with respect TO religious mat,ers The
Sey goes that the Pope positively refused So when
- Empress declared that she would the
- II the request not granted. The writer ADDS
at Ae cannot guarantee the authenticity Of all this but
- b certain that the Empress did quit tho Vatican
1nail six O'Clock In the evening.
Ghc thcn retired 70 the private study If the Pope and
III Holiness continued his audiences daily routine
Ssaving the Empress with her lady In waiting.
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The Police Com,Yts.Ioarr- VIII W~.popd to
the NHafion.

IRON thr baltimore san. Oct. ~.
The baltimore Police cBmmisAgU-rs having had
charges preferred against thnm % official m coaduT
connection with the lA,. rps ciAsil1u. Which
charges Laid before the Governor 1bnrfay last.
also the memorial ~ several thousand ctysn ~ Eai
more Wking Tor the of SAID nnisoaers ths
Governor On the sams day n0,i.et tho Police corarnN
of the fact and cited them appear befofe him
Monday mort a. has already been no'icsd THIS o.
ton Of tho Governor probably lassd uppn The pr0si
s0ns % the lsw ned ia te Code ~ Public General
Is~. article a. sections ~ and II, which fol
Io~si--
ssc m Upon complaint mad. against any civil -
military officer vho be removed sgNpTndfi vs. s
Governor tho Governor may Summon bafofa him any
Witnesses testify for against spch opiapAibt and
allow such witnesses dollar day Tor their a.
tendance and iunsran; ohsrges and may enforce tha
siisnfsnee Of such sbosea 10 the same nsnhsr The
may
ssc "a Upon complaint bsing made under ihs pro.
eefing 9ectlon tho party complained xaEt shall have
copy 81 the complaint, and notice ~ the TIM shea
tb. Governor -il lnqslrv into and .rsmns IT, Sans
Tho required n0tlcs formally errsef arpn IRE
Commissioners ~ folrs ~ III. private secretary ~ The
Governor before stated.
II IL undsrstood that the Police comrals.ion~rs .uI
respond % The ciisilon heinz fssalaf i-Ea p'pess
and all te represented 10 oounsr cou~sins pr hshy
a the ia~ oc~rs u the cty h.asrr rsic. sni ary.
aided. perhaps. ~ spesisI counsel
T~ commlttes ~ conservative sitlysns appointed BY
the cly Conservative Convention 20 prefer esfs~s anI
proserne the eans bsys engaged Their tebaN to
folio-ins suin~ns counsel .-Ison Rsrsfsy Iohnssn
William rrhisy y " Issrybe anf Jan Ifa4ssf
II may - sfErted therefor under tho rpv~r gR~n
Ne Governor ~ ihs Of isss ananding tns poile@
law 80 remove Nai1 Zoe one a. ni.ef1
anct The recess ~ The f@gslstgr.. Ard .uder ,s
aathoriy fvsn him BY seetou fo,tyiwo ~ ths sfe
srafnine into the tbAfasa gfsfr.d and ssds arpn
The vsdisy 81 The sane that pfpnps AMI fal etsn
nati0n ~ - bal ~ All the fAe1 and pfessrfr
talent employed 10 The pr0acaion 81 e.fsns
of ths imgofisst c2As
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INC LABOR QUESTION.

DEnRxksfss Assoctsnor.-A meeting Of Association n
Of the peresmen Benent Society held Last evening
sinrnsns Han. rtis sooissys ~hich has only b~en
establish about ais vsess gives every .gn u hing suacs..
fu the numbsr u members siready enrolled b~isr ~
proving ngmier II rules and AVS 10 form the ~
iation of the soesty.
last nigh, pursuant call ., winusns In seventh avenue
The meeting sossswhs, Informs. the object being ~
erscs reconciliation ~ the Journeyusn Bst~rs a.~sv
Guard whieh Consequences ~ the sls
Many baters vho AZ that ns oarrsgrrsn 40
Do-sss bas the ID cordial urtsrsssniing s1 rti.ts
Nothing definite arrived Bat sr1srsssn and
and t<lpR mad frr
Dtbsr wasting st q eauy aAy.
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The Moyrmca, . .e.L.lcnl One.

lFrom tho Baltimore American eiaiicaD. oct 1ol
The proposed removal NJ tho Pdoe Copmis-iorars IS
favor Of the registry law and nphoher~ OF the
situ and 10 appoint those In their places who Ike
Governor swans Rcxs'rars Will disregard the proyl
lions n both They 10 other wordeks1s the Governor
the faithful execution u the NV, 10 sId them In
thor purpose Of dlsregariingf H. They calculate
that the Governor, having sct his heart upon an
election 10 the United States Senate wa gladly
yied 10 their wishes for tho promotion Of his
pcrroual ambition
What have sad upon this subjec, In tho ineres,
OF peace and order We have warned citizens o. all
parties against taking part In this rcbeions movement
Our appeal has not been IN van judging by tho small
number OF signatures obtained aud the notorious fant
that many Of them returned rebels and hctti0as
names that not To he found IN thu directory We
know that this high handed Outrage upon ~. oy al
Of the city cannot be accomplished wthou, cyl
break. IL done At all y must bc dom nj this inc, IN
The Interest OF party which composed principally Of
thee" who have opposed tho government IN The pros
ssu'on q the war y Is political movement
TO deprive them 81 their rights under the
sutution, and 10 elect Tho tooir 81 Governor
Swami 20 the Legislature that bs be elected the
United states scnn'e This " tho plain and undeputa-
Commissioners They stand hefore tho loyal Of
Baltimore the only buvark 10 protect them from ~.
acutiye oppfcssnu Thor removal on the of I'm.
porfAn. State election will b, regar.d q blow struck
for party add not for the jus, and impartial execution
Of tho laws
Entertain NJ tlose views and knowing that they ara
bat = r Fiction % the sentiment ~ tho loyal ~
the city, Governor swami against the at ~
are urging upon him W. the business ~
baltimore. whose Interests interests thBf
there ~ danrer IN the prosecution - TILL political
scheme We want peare snd order AMI Ne ~harge tie
conflict ~ authority that VIII 10 mort dgastfOgs
the prosperity OF the city.
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BY STEAMSHIP TO OCTOBER u.

The steamship Peruvian, from Liverpool on tho 1lth,
VIA Londonderry the 18th inst, arrived of Father
Point yesterday on her voyage to Quebec
Her financial and commercial advices have been anti
sspased by the Atlantic cable dispatches published in
ne HERALD from day to day.
We have telographed the details-which very
.sasreof the Peruvian to her day Of sailing and pub
lish the report in columns today.
Tho steamship City Of London, from New York.
sived at Queenstown at four O'Clock the morning OF
- lth inst.
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The Press Despatch.

BALfIhUHs, w. 70, ZOO.
The Pol,e Commissioners viii respond tbs charges
OF Official misconduct preferred against them through
counsel on Monday.
Governor Swami made visit 10 Washington to-day.
There is much speculation and many anoat
as TO the object Of his visit Nothing definite known
In respect ton Everything yot concerning II Is
lecture.
The Boys in Bde' hold another meeting to light to
sustain the Police Commissioner.
The directors Of the First National Bank, Of which
Governor Swami IL President have pe,tsncA him 10
desiss~fscsa his purposes IN regard TO the Commits
sioners
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Tho London Telegraph asserts thai tho state Of AFFAIRS
n Gambia every day becomes less serious
Asemofncia denial was given at Berlin to the state
nsss hat Prussia has opened negotiations with Austria
- the Eastern question.
me Berlin correspondent Of tho Londen Tim0 says
oAas the Prussian troops ordered the the
Dssubian prnepates have BY an imperial order dated
1spssmbsr 20. been arrested on their march thither
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NEWS FROM NEW ORLEANS.

Characterization Of Cavalry the Texas Prem
ticr-LarGe Fire Raging, &c.
Ngw ORLEANS, Oct 20, 1906
General Sheridan. in a telegram TO Governor Throck
Osssou Of Texas says that authority has rysp 10
ososral Hsintz Gilman, commanding the district OF
Iszsa 70 concentrate the whole cavalry forcc under hrs
esomand ct such points the frontier q Texas az
0ay answer best for the purposes Of protection Tho
e0oagth Of the twenty-ops companies 10 he thus con-
SnorAtsd 10 two thousand nien. should this force be
SnnAequats additional troops will be sent
.rfe nre 10 raging this evening Carondelct street,
neer Poydrae
me steamship Mississippi from New York. spoks tho
eoamer Remington In latitude % To- longitude 49, with
sudder gone. The latter declined assistance
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map Of the first division Of the ST. Paul and Pacific Rail
road showing the location and construction OF sixty
miles OF the branch line OF said road from St. Anthony
to point near ST. Cloud. in that statea
New Steamship Line.
large part Of the capital has already been subscribed
in this city for the establishment OF new steamship
line between Washington and New York. The company
has been chartered by tho Legislature Of New York
There is q hne prospect OF early contamination Of
this plan for cheap and regular transportation Of sup
plies and merchandise TO this district
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Beyond the comment incidental TO the imposing 70
form demonstration and speech OF Mr. Bright there is
Dsshng OF political moment from England
me London Nea says that the Leeds demon
ssaon both In numbers and organization is admitted
- have been more imposing than any OF the demon
sssa1sns that have preceded It,
me London Telegraph says that it IS rumorsd that
oanbaIdi intends visiting England in November, br,
that the Yumor Ia unfoundcd.
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q rss.frtf us sss tseta - fssf~a rsAH f4.ss.
1. tass-g fAsif - t4tas. $500 49, iAss sssr vsgs
sitss.i y s-fasg sryrsr asuiss ~ nifwf gsssa
assislf t'us - V.s<ff-s fsusi NJ 'ssFas ofs.f
uiy~sW ~. $3.50 y ssstt. nssy s~s.ss rafvf 800
- . - - rrrwF3 tsea - - - i1efA
fssY 49, eass.~l4 >ewAaF. n.ssf tfra w tFfsk
~ q i 80 fffttsf 80 anss - l4sih~
FAtH1MN1F wnes4 tsINtff -llA NJ WftM 49, 49,
sssaeHss ~ q - S<stfs a. 3Nss 40 gsH#ts@# N
wf Nrtlftasa $50 $50 D~ssv WUw.N / NssF#
a. -. ALytArtA HAVANA Futs~ wsa
50. fts4 .
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S WIFE RLAN D.

The cattle plague had made It's Temperance in several
Daoss the cantons OF Gnsons and schafhaen swzcr-
lad
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WASHINGTON.
wAsHIsGToS, Oct. 20, 1866.

wAsmsGToS, Oct 20, 1866.
Government Financial Affairs.
The fractional currency received by the United States
Treasurer from the Printing Bureau Of the Treasury
during the week ending to-day, amounts to $5ll 600
Fractional currency sent by express from the
Treasury Department to tho following points in the
week ending on the Goth instant:-To the Assistant
Treasurer OF the United States at New York, 100000
and to national banks, s262, 900
Fractional currency destroyed during the week
$685. 500.
Tho internal revenue receipts for the week ending
to-day foot up $4,651 sos To-days receipts were
ssS442s The total received from this source
during This fiscal year amounts TO SIT SIS, s07
National bank issued dnrng the week. $211, 246
amount issued to date, 1914 sT5.3o4.
The following ID the report Of cash in, the Treasury
o.,I.. A..
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The London Money Market.
LONDON, Oct. 20, 1860.
Consols closed at s9is for money.
American Securities
Closed at the following quotations.
United States Five Twenties. Observation-Disclosures. 90
Illinois Central Railway shares ............... 7sA
Erie Railway shares. 5oa
The Liverpool Cotton Market.
LIVERPOOL, Oct 20, 1866, 1866.
Tho sales of cotton to-day foot up Il, 600 bales Mid.
aiing upands 15i4d.
Marine Intelligence.
LIVERPOOL, Saturday, Oct 20.
The steamship Cuba, from Boston via Halifax, has
arrived
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- IL - Is
News by the Cable to Saturday,
October 20.
THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
By STEAMSHIP TO OCTOBER II.
The Empress OF Mexico In Audience
with the Pope.
4 FEMALE PUZZLE IN THE VATICAN.
NEWS BY THE CABLE TO OCTOBER 20.
LONDON, Saturday, Oct 20, 1860
There is no news of general importance today worth
tslsgraphing.
NEWS BY THE CABLE TO OCTOBER 20

LONDON, Saturday, Oct. 20, 1866
There no Of general importance today worth
tslsgraphing.
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Particular Notice.

VALUABLE house lots for sale on the corner OF
v Deering and Hcary Streets The most desirable
lots now III the market. inquire of
g" A w H HANSON & DOW
Real Estate Agents No. s45 Congress St
eB Houses aud lots in different parts Of the city
for sale cheap. sepl4dti,
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TINEL4ND.

DARN AND FRUIT LANDS in mild and
Il heslthful climate. Thirty miles south OF Phil
adelpha, by Railroad, in New Jersey, ON the same
line OF latitude rs Baltimore, Md.
The soil IS rich and productive, varying from clay
to sandy loam suitable tor wheat, Grass, Corn,s
Tobacco, Fruit and vegetables. This is great "it
Country. Five hundred Vineyards and Orchards,
have been planted out by experienced fruit growers.
Grapes, Peaches, Pears &C., produce mense prof.
s, Vineand is already one of the most beautiful
places in the United States The entire territory
consisting Of fifty sqnare miles of land is laid out
upon general system OF improvements. The land
is only sold to actual settlers with provision for public
adornmcnt. The place account of lis great beauty
well as other advantages, has become the resort
OF pr0pte Of taste. 1t has increased five thousand
people within the past three years Churches Stores
Schools, Academies, Societies OF Art and Learning
and other eemants of refinement and culture have
been introduced. hundreds OF people arc constantly
settling: Hundreds Of new houses are being con-
stfucted Price of Farm Land, twenty acre lots and
upwards, $50 per acre. Five and ten acre and VII
| lage lots for sale.
Fruits and Vegetables ripen earlier in this district
than in any other caty, north of Norfolk, Va.Im1
proved places for sale ~ - .
Openings Tor all kinds of business Lumber Yards
Manufactures Fonndries, Stores and the Xix and
Steam Power with room can be rented. 8
For persons who desire mild winters. a bealtbftl
climate, and good soil, in country beautifully i'm
prov d. ab0undng in fruits, and possessing all other
social privileges, in the heart OF civilizations it is
worthy OF a visit.
Letters answered. and tie Nineland Rural a.papei
giving full information. and containing reports So
Ion Rob ns0n, sent to applicants l.li..tl Dos 44...
J Address ClIAS Is. Lands. Vineland p o.
lands Township, New Jersey. Z, kES, ts'
From Report OF Scion Robinson, Agi cultural Edi-
tor of the Tribune; 1T is of the most extensive
fertile tracts, almost level position and suitable
condition for pleasant farming that know OF this
side of the Western Prairies.''
pt13a&Wtf37 .at = 1 .A.rHh sfHlh.t..f
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u. 8. MNrSHOJ's Notice.

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA -
DISTRICT OF MAINE. IS.
DURSUANT to a Mention from the Hon. Edward
Fox, Judge of the United States District Court
within and for the District Of Maine. hereby give
public notice that the following Ibels have been filed
in said Court, viz:
LIBEL against The Schooscr Arie'. her tnckel,
apparel and Furniture, and Eight HogsheddS o. AZ
colol OAe Pipe Of Gia; S,e:een barrels Of Cod Lir-
er on; Tairty Joa.f cases Henmessy Iraady; E'eceH
Cases NJ Jola de Ruyper Gin 1sc6 CASKS q Heaaos-
So Branoy; One Dor Nsstnaess: Sic Eggs of Slices
Itoo MasseiS: EtgM hundred FORTY eight Doces Her
rings; Serentn QiiafaIs Dry Cod Fish Ttrety three
thousand L0ths. seized BY Che Collector Of the Dis
trict of Portland and Falmouth. the twen, sixth
day of August last past. at Portland in said District
Which seizure WAS for breach of The laws of the
United States as is more particularly set forth in said
Libcl that hearing and trial will be held thereon
at Portland in slid District on the FIRST TUES
DAY Df OCTOBER neN, when and.where any per-
SONS interested therein ,nay appear and show cause
il any can BIO shown wherefore the same should not
be decree forfeit and disposed of according to law.
dated at Portland, this seventeenth day of Sep
TENDER A. d. 1906 F. A. DUMMY.
Deputy U. S. Marshal, District of Manic.
Sept II, did
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MASONIC. NOTICE. Members of the Masonic
WI fraternity, desiring relief, are requested to
call upon either Of che following persons: ~ ~
VIM. Curtis, Edwin S. Shaw, Timothy j Murray,
on the part of Portland Lodge.
Marquis King. VIM. Ross, Jr., Henry L. Paine,
on the part of Ancient Landmark Lodge
Rufus Stanley, Daniel w. True, A. M. Burton, on
the part of Atlantic Lodge. iul TIFF