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VIRGINIA.


The Eioction-The Gail for = Conx..s,on Car.
ried-Many NEGROES Eiected-The Radicals
Have n Majorlsy-The Poll, To r. Opened
an n,chmond ro-Day-N~sr0e. Brouxh, from
the Country 20 yots the nunnicutt Tickst.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Oct 23-o15 p. N.
The following Intelligence received from Rich-
mond, Va, at one O'Clock this afternoon:-
The polls arc crowded again to-day The white ma
ority at hafpast twelve greater than the close
Of the polls last night In Jefferson ward IL 81, In
Madison ward 29s, in Monroe ward 23s in the Fifth
ward 50; in the Fourth ward the radical majority
II. Total white majority GOT, gain OF III votes
the majority at the close OF the polls last night
Many more negroes voting the conservative ticket
to-day than yesterday. In the First ward white rad
cal named Parsons was detected taking conservative
tickets from coored voters and substituting radical
tickets OF the same color and style OF type The police
removed him from the position he had been occupying
the stair leading to the polls and man was stationed
to watch him. He afterwards arrested and lodged
in the Libby. In this ward colored man who was
found to have voted the conservative ticket was fol-
lowed two squares by mob OF negroes and attacked
Before harm could be done him detachment Of cav
airy came up and dispersed the mob.
Everything IS roc,eding quietly in the other wards
up this time
WASHINGTON, Oct. 23--l1 90 r. NJ.
AT the close Of the polls tonight in Richmond the
vote stood 4697 white and 4, 252 colored-whiIe
jorty, AS In ward the polls at which whito
received closed o'clock and the polls
for colored voters kept open until half past seven.
During this time one hundred negro votes poed
The polls in three of the largest wards OF the city will
reopcned in the morning by order of General Scho
field.
The white vote Is nearly exhausted. negro will BIO
found for every name the registration list. They
have been brought in from the country to-day and
will be The result will DO the Of the
Hunnicuu radical ticket.
WASHINGTON, Oct 23-10:i0 p NJ
Information received here half O'Clock
night from Richmond states that from the
indicate the election OF majority OF radicals the
Convention. Many colored men have been returned.
The Convention will be voted for BY decided majority.
Bolts u beaten in Cupepper Stearns republican and
man OF wealth and influence, s beaten by ignorant
radical
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GEORGIA..

Republican Nominations i'm the Augusta
District
AUGUSTA, Ga, Oct. %, 1867.
Tho republicans have nominated the following ticket
in the Eighteenth Senatorial dstrict:-Foster Bod-
gctt, r. B. Bullock, B.. Conley, J. E. Bryant,
Simeon Bird, John Neal. Alexander stone,
being nvo whites aud two blacks The party ssem
conndent OF carrying the convention question. The
conservatives anti conventionsts TO favor the
policy Of voting neither for against convention, but
vote only for delegates Several papers advocates
this line Of action while others strongly urge hs people
to keep away from the polls and 70 take - Sss IN fhs
election.
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PENrlS YIvANlA.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD.

Dedication Of n New Organ In Philadelphia
RlstOri's Success.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct %, 1867
st. Marks Protestant Episcopal church was crowded
this morning and again this evening Al the dedicatory
services In connection with organ which has just
been built 10 New York At the morning service full
tsrs from Trinity CHURCH, New York. Dr. Morgan DIX
prsached on the OCCASION
The Academy OF Music we crowded this evening 70
witness Ristori In Marie Antofastts Her triumph was
complete shs being called before the curtain u the close
OF every act The performance did not close until MD
night yet the audience remained until the close
II was tho successful Rssor has given
In this city.
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THE PRESS TELEGRAM.
General sheridan In Providence.
H. d nct q

General Sheridan In Providence.
Providence, r. l., Oct %. 1867.
General Sheridan to-day visited Brown University,
and was welcomed BY acting President Chacs aud
introduced to the faculty and studenta He after
wards escorted BY the students, headed by band, to
the CITY Hail. when great crowd OF citizens In.
troduced TO him by the Mayor. In the afternoon he
entertained by the Messrs Sprague at Narraganset
Park and Afterwards visited two or three private man
sons 10 town. This evening Governor Burnside gave
brilliant levee in his honor at the gubernao
dence. The General will leave for Hartford at ten
O'Clock tomorrow morning on . special train.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.

Two brothers Drowned near Lnconia-Ar-
rnngcmcnts for the Reception of General
Sheridan In Concord.
CONCORD, N H., Oct %. 1867,
Arrangements arc being made for tho reception OF
General Sheridan in this city committee, consisting
OF Mayor Abbott, w. l.. Foster and General Donohne,
left this morning 10 extend formal invitation 70 the
General.
Two brothers, Charles and Horace II. Rolfe we're
drowned BY the capsizng OF ssilboat in Ssnbornton
bay near Laconia about six o'clock last evening:
third man in the boat succeeded reaching the shore
In an exhausted condition.
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The Houghton Races.

The HOught0n Races.
NEWMARKET, Oct 23-Evening.
Tho third day Of the Houghton meeting passed of
with great spirit
There were several important races, the chief Of
which resulted ~ follows:-
The Optional stakes WAS by Camea-
Tho sweepstakes OF thirty sovereigns zach was won
by Rowster.
The Glasgow OF 100 sovere,sns each taken
by Mr. Cookson's Michael de Basoo.
The ESQ plate carried or BY Python.
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hundred and ninety millions. for which . reserve Of Is
per cent forty mions) in lawful money Is re
aared by sections 81 and 81 OF tho act The foregoing
abstract shows Of sixty millions eight
per cent more than required.
Tho Philadelphia National Banks.
IL appears from the abstract OF reports Of the Pha
dsIpna national banks as made 20 tho Comptroller Of
the Currency October that the loans aud dscoca ats
were e35 oo0214; exchange for the Clearing House.
nearly g. o0o specie $685. 2s4 compound interest,"
notes. s. 500 0O0 aggregate Of circulation and deriis
S53 600 0oo requiring reserve OF tventy i've pesceu
little more than sls 900 oOo aud the statement shows
over $40 600 ooo total reserve or nearly thirty sasen
per cent OF circulation aud deposits
Duties on tho Coverings az Imported Nsrchan-
dise-Circwsar from the Secretary Of the
Treasury.
The Secretary Of the rreassry has JUS, lssaed The
folo~ins circular TO collectors q customs, s oahsrs
The department 10 advised that there 10 a want Of
uniformity ~ the frontier ports In regard
other coverings OF mershsnd,ss imported ints
the United states By tho ninth section OF the act ~
proved July as 1850; ns Eavdea ass ~ ,mnor,
there shalt be added 70 the cost actual or MARI o.
value The value Of the sack, boz or ooverag o. ANY
not apply to any sack box. &C. containing foods
paying strictly specific duties provasd ne covering "
the description OF goods contained In ,be In regard
70 Sacks boxes, &C, cona aiming goods pavng An 40.
valoram duty, you are Respectfully miorMso nsT IN ~
cases duty should assessed the vains OF she
sack box other covering .. tne same rats ~ Ia i'm
posed BY Law the merchandise they CONTAIN: pro
ydod lust above mentioned the ssck BOZ or osheS
covering OF the character Va which such Merchandise
| N usually imported
| The General Order stores In New york-Ex
ccssivo Charges Levied by the Keepers.
II having come 70 the knowledge ~ The Secretary o
the rrsssuv, tha, the propssors Of Of The bonds
warehouses IN New York, known, ~ . general ords
store, had charged N importer excessive rates 70
storage carriage 40 goods sent from the imporsin
vessel to such store he has directed the Collector 70 r.
qurs The proprssors TO return the excess 90 CHARGED
sas importer aud alec 70 inform them that repetition
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MICHIGAN.

Salt Works Destroyed By Fire in Bay City
Mayoraity Nominatieu In Detroit.
DETROIT, Oct %, 1857.
Duncan's salt works, in Bay City, were burned last
night entsing heavy loss. The works we're insured
in Eastern companies for $1,000
George G. Dodd. for several years alderman Of the
sixth ward has been nominated for Mayor or this city
by the republicans
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

Orders Of General Canby-The Registration
Lists to be Revised-AH Citizens Held In
Arrest by the Military tn be Released.
CHARLESTON, s. c., Oct %. 1867.
General Candy has issued an order providing for q
session Of the Registration Boards for na revision Of
tho registration lists. to November and
tinue five days Also order authorizing post COM
members release bail al not subject to the
articles OF held in BY the military authority
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Coz oasp BroAxEr -Tn the Court Of Criminal Correc-
ton yesterday, Peter Driver coored man. vse heid to
answer the n 81 900 the charge OF blgsmy.
IL IL affirmed In the complaint that, on the 18th Of
August 1885, Peter, under shs Of Driver married
one Alice Miller the marriage Ceremony being performed
by Rev. jobs A. Fouchs, and that on ths lIth OF De-
csbsr las under the name Of Peter somss he took TO
Wits Delea Collins, the couple being marved ~ Rev
r. Warner, and In this nct hts sin consists All the
parties 10 The oass are ooored, ISL Louis Reprbiicdn
Oct l6.
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GENERAL saEamANs OPINION Of ! me aEyoLuTloHlsTs.

Washington 22) correspondent o0f the Boston PostJ
While those who profess act - Mssoe OF the consti-
tuition dgssting President John ons declaration shas
will resist any attempt suspca Or degrade MIN De-
and conviction, will ~. upon reliable au-
thory declaration OF General sherman that suon
attempt would be clearly revoltu sonary and sho0o
be resisted by the President with ~ the means within
hts control This declaration made ~ those who had
right his views have xested the propri-
ETY. OF bis return here thA command Of
tho Department OF Washington, whic includes Mary
land and Delaware Such also, VAS the sub
stance OF opinion expresae o. General
Grant when approached the subject during
the last session or Congress- by the sct hartman OF tho
House Military Committee Mr.. Scheme declared TO his
friends before taking any extrem, action In tbs
premises the opinion OF General Grant sabe obtained,
and be volunteered 70 procure L. WAen too subject
mentioned General Grant prompd y Sospondcd, in
substance that any attempt to suspend We President
and conviction. would be in vGaAton OF the
constitution This reply Of the Comms 70 Ding General
arrested any further proceedings d the II may DO
well this that Pres h,tt1e Johnson
will hold ready obedience should the Hou 70 d Rspress0-
impeach tho Senate convict inn - required
by the forms Of the constitution
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FRANCE.

Arrival Of the Emperor OF Austria-An Inter.
Wow with the King Of PRUSSIA.
PARIS, Oct. 20, 1861
His Majesty tho Emperor Francis Joseph Of Austria
has arrived in France his visit 70 the Emperor Ma
polson. Yesterday he arrived at Nancy and IL 10 sx-
pected that ne will reach Paris this evening
On his journey TO Franco the Austrian Emperor passed
through Baden. He made brief pause that city and
had an Interview OF . few minutes with King William
OF Prussia who visiting the Grand Duke OF Baden
and the conversation between the monarchs Of =
most friendly character
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Railroad Subscriptions Meeting Mt Peush-
kcepsie.

FOUUHkBKPSIk, Oct ZoN LOOT
The Court House in this city was packed tonight
with capitalists and citizens OF Poughksspsie in favor Of
tho Poughkespre and Eastern Railroad number OF
speeches were made, and when the char asked tho
audience TO forward and subscribe to the stock
quite number embraced the opportunity, one being
colored man named Rhodes, he taking two shares.
Each subscriber the stock greeted with deaen-
ing applause. Al late hour, and amid much enthu-
siasm the meeting adjourned 10 meet again.
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MASSACHUSETTS.

Election Of Directors Of the Boston
and Albany Railroad Company-sniling Of
the Cuba.
Bosros, Oct. %. 1857.
The nrss meeting Of the Boston and Albany Railroad
Company formed by the consolidation Of the Boston and
Worcester and the Western railroads. was held day.
Judge b. r. Thomas presided and the following gentle
mon we're chosen directors Chester W. Chaplin, Josiah
Stckpey Iguatius Sargent James D. Colt Daniel Denny,
emery Twichsli n. Waldo Lincoln and william Ciafn.
list bylaws adopted, ordered 10 be printed and
the ccrk instructed 70 send copy each stockbolder
The steamship Cuba sailed this morning, taking or
passengers for Liverpool and 70 for Haitian. The Cuba
carried no specie.
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EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

SOUTHAMPTON, Oct 23.-The Hamburg American Packet
Company's steamship Germsnia Captain Hauck, which
put back here with machinery damaged, having COM
plcted her repairs, sailed yesterday noon for New
York
The HAMBURG steamship ssxonia, Captain Hack,
which left New York the 18th of October arrived al
this port O'Clock THIS afternoon and alter landing
her English passengers and freight sailed for Hamburg
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A. joy Forever;

A JOY FOTOV0F. -
Who viii have III Beauty secured by RADwA rs rem
OvATlN0 RkSuLvEhT contAnlng Sarsapa unAA-th0
crystalline principle Wherein reside al vriesSsf
rarlla bottle Resovent or the
live o boe0s
TO six bottles this wonderful purifier a Abe blood
will repuisive body covered with tAs wsrst
Ulcers and other nhrmtieA sound thcaithy
condition makes pure blood secures clear In Seund
HAIR bright and clear Eyes sweet and Breath.
Those who however unfortunate thoy msy La In
sonsl will rcs.ise 10 wonderful swes ina
parting health and beauty ~ ALL Price 81 no Ms IS
Tor bottles Sold By druggists and by RADvAN Co..
No. 81 Maiden lane.
nr Raj va Imam for1
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A..
has nature an antidote acquired seases Tho.PLAN
rAriON BIrTERs prepared by DIR. Drake, tH Nw York.
Nervousness Sour Stomach Loss Of App ttte Sinking
kncss General Debility and Mental Desy ondsaey than
other article exstencc They composed Of the
pues and herbs carefully prepared be taken
ionic gentle simu They adaV tel any
condition II ife and extensively popular Bwith
mothers aud persons OF sedentary habits
MAGNOLIA wATER-A delightful toils Ar.iels. supe-
ror 10 Cologna and at har the price.
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ENGLAND.
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The Manchester Riot Trials.
LONDON, Oct g. 1867.
delay in Che trial OF tho Manchester rioters asked
~ tho counsel for the defence on the ground that the
present excited state OF public feeling against tho
Fenians and the popular prejudice which exists against
thS prisoners Manchests will interfere with the i'm
partial administration Of justice
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Lnbor Riots in Brittany.

I.nb0r Riots in Brittany.
LONDON, Oct. 23-Evenipg.
Reports from the channel say that tumults have
occurred among the laborsrs in Brittany owing TO the
want Of employment and scarcity Of food. Crowds
gathered tho towns and ciamored for bread and in
some places attempts made to page the bakeries
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.A.=uaiyer.nI ,Expositton. Pari :, 1857.
STElNwAY h SONS triumphant, having betu awarded
gold medal for American 0ras d s1sare and
Upright Pianos, ~ the unaninon. verdict as Inter.
orderlof merit all other American exhib, aud over
hundred pianos entered for BY
nearly all the celebrated rnauufzcurert al Europe
warcreoms Nos. l09 and III East Fourcentl sssee New
fOr
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fire In Cincinncti-A Planning Mill and Eight
COTTAGES Destroyed.
CrscsSArr Ohio, Oct %, 1887.
The planning mill OF Robinson Burns, on Central
avenue consumed By fre this morning, tcgsthsr
with sgb, small cottages Loss the mill, s4S,o 900,
nartiallY tnaured.
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Death Of a Native Ruler.
LONDON Oct. %. 1857.
A despatch from Bombay announces tho death Of the
Amer Of Cabul
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VERNON T..

Railroad Accident Near Milton.
BURLINGTON, VI, OCT %, 1907.
Last evening Charles Woicott Jr, OF this city, was
s.s,sstiv Killed near Milton, W, by failing IRON the
msil trsin on the Vermont Central Railroadl
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WISCONSIN.

Large Fire in Milwaukee.
MILWAUKEE, Oct %, 1867.
Highly Sons mill was burned this evening. The
loss rs sl50ooo, on which thors $4,000 insurance
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CLsvsLAND, Oct. 23, 1867.
Fsrnhsm, Stafford Co q oil refinery was destroyed BY
Gre this evening. The loss 10 estimated ~ SEQ ooo no
insurance. The Ore was caused BY the proprston ex-
perlmentng with oil. Three men wers blown out Of
ths building By the explosion, bat no ons IVES injured
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Abnte1sent Of the Yellow Fever-Absestees
Returning 10 Galveston.
GALVESTON, Oct. 20, 1857.
There were no yellow fever inermsnts to-day. Ao-
sauiaes slonlY raturning, though Il IL yet deemed
I'm prudent Tho fever Is abatng In tue interior for
want Of material.
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NEW YORK..

Democratic Nomination. in tho Twenty. nfth
seuatorial District.
ALBANY, Oct %, 1867.
The democracy 10 the Twenty nth Senatorial district
have nominated Enos rhroop Martin against stephen
r. williams. the rspublicsa candidate.
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A..
ladies'. Dr. ooURAUD's ITALIAN NED fcATED SOAP
will erz6icats all frecklcs psmpss. blnSches spots,
blots white the darkest skini; has fsr-famed
subtitle for this entire dssu OF
hair; his Liquid Vegetable Rouge III npart
tngc the cheek ifp Al DR. FELIX sGOuEAUD'j es-
tabishrnens ass broadway near 3rand.
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Robbery mt Ballrton spn.

BAfLsToN SRA, Oct o. 1857.
On the night Of the 2lst inst the ewery store OF H. l.
entered by burglars and robbed OF about 81 500
worth OF watches and jewelry.
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A.-Rheumgtism Legally Wsrrrutcd Cured
Kennedy taken nwardy Rel ere fces, III cures
Prfncns depot, w. Broadway. PoS uvcly cure
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Republican Meetings mt BinghNmtOn.
BfSGnAMroS, Oct. Is, 1867.
Republican meetings were held in this city yesterday
afternoon and evening. Eloquent speeches made
oy Chauncy N. Depsw, Louis N Barker. Of Maine Major
T. X. Pangborn, OF New Jersey and Patrick Corbett.
The evening meeting ~ the Academy OF Music continued
until near midnight and quite enthusiastic.
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A.-Bctsiesi Bliss.

A.-Rottled Bliss. -,
The bsccha nalan spAckipg his lips Hedsick Gil
quot delicious but az the lady Of pure
the enchanting liquid enshr ned Ia
qass will recall he exquisite Tor Of PHALONS
SiGHr BLOOMING CEkEUs, aud 70 II yeash " bottled
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TELBCRAPHIC NEWS
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ALL PARTS OF THE vu 1cnniE



The Cabinet Recenssructsd-Appeal 10 rhc
PeeDie-Au Ego Romewara.
FIoRHscE Oct 23-Morning
The Official GGsete that the reconstruction
OF the Ministry has been Effected declares that ali ap-
proheAsons OF French Intervention may dismissed
and sxhosts the Italian people sustain their King
J, ishs trials through which he 10 passing
rumor IL current that General Caldni Is planning
coup detds for the settlement OF the Roman question
a Now Cabinet with Cialdini ms Premier-A
Roman Deputaiion 10 the king-Monotti
Garibaldi III.
FLORENCE, Oct 23-- Afternoon
Anew Ministry has at last been organized by Caldni
and Ia officially announced as follows
President Of the Council Minister or Foreign Az
fairs, General Enrco Cialdini.
Minister OF the Interior General Giovanni Durando.
Minister OF justice, Senator Paoo Onorio vgliani.
Minister OF Finance, Chsvalier Agostino Depretis.
Minister OF Pubic Works. Sgnor Corrent.
FIoREScE, Oct 23-Evening.
dsputation Of Roman citizens had audience to-
FAY with KING Victor Emanuel, and impored his
Majesty 70 intervene for the liberation Of Rome.
Nenotti Garbadi has left the Papa territory and is
reported 10 be lying sick in the province of Umbra
!. General Gnribaidi Free. bur Concealed.
81 FLORENCE, Oct. 22-Aidnight
The reports of the escape Of Garibald from Caprera
afs confirmed II is known that he landed at Leghorn
and s now in Italy All efforts OF the police and sbtri
TO discover his whereabouts have up time proved
futo
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soldiers Movement Rr Hnrrisburg-Scceci
OF Governor GeaVy.

OF Governor GeNry.
HARRrsEgRG, Oct. %, 1851
This morning tho ground broker with interesting
ceremonies, at the junction Of Second and State
streets, for 70 the memory OF hs Daupfsn
county soldiers who fell in the late Governos
Geary delivered the addresa In the Of his
marks be said
or all the heroes who fell nlany armed struggle those
overthrow the wsest and most benecent system OF free
serving OF monuments and historic mention. Every
hilltop In the loyal North should be crowned with
shafts, TO psrpeuaie the memory Of the loyal dead;
every valley should be adorned with these nssmoria
a. nations gratitude 70 its ustrous slain and every
city should build such affairs where the Of those
who pershed 10 freedoms may be forever blessed
Whiie We thus engage In building monuments TO the
memory Of the gallant dead. let not forget that
also have other work to perform-that to build which
greatly concerns the living Men not only wounded
and Gan in the late thrilling contest for law justice
and order. the government severely wounded
and almost pulled 70 piecea Hence II ID while
No build monuments 70 the dead, wo must
also tato ran active part In rebuilding that p0s tiop
OF the government which has boen MANNED BY treason,
and which 20 vitality the living Tho contest
for principles OF Freedom and for the safety OF FREQ
eminent in It's present form 10 naturally ended The
people have yetto satisfy themselves that they self
governed and this satisfaction Will only DO realised
when the popular WILL - II Is put into legal shape by
the representatives Of tho people, 10 honestly respected
ant unhestatingly enforced.
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CANADA.

Highway Robbery In Observation-Disclosures
Thousand Dollars stolen.
From hs Evening Telegram Of yesterday
MoSrRsAI, Oct %, 1851.
Two Americans knocked down Mr. Fasrdeau,
broker ssnseess and stole from him s35 900 In green
backs No cud 10 the identity VI the robbers has 20.
been obtained.
The Reported Heavy Robbery In Montreal
Oniy a Pretended Que.
ToRoSro Oct. "a, 1867.
Adyces received here late this evening from Montreal
o 10 show that the Farsdeans robbery OF s35 900
was only . pretended one The broker whom he bad
orrowsd money from grew suspicious and had Fara
deans, once searched, and all the money Was found
hidden under Fsrladsans' safe He, with two brother
.vss soon arrested
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A. Dress Hat for Gentiems ,n.--Thc Only New
esys Recognized ut once whs ssen. Tres dsngue.
WAN MOCK, f9,Bruadway