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LOUISIANA.

The Omciai Vote Of the State In Favsr Of n
ConvcntIon-Thc Day for the Assembling Of
the Delegates Fixed-Thc Yellow Fever In.
tcrnents-A ship Load or Emisrants Re-
fused Permissios - Land ON Account Of the
Epidemic. o.. q, IA,
Special orders No 100 declare. she total vote Of the
Btats q Louisiana o. the election on September ~ ana
49, 1865, on the question Of convention for the pur-
nose Of establishing constitution and civil government
for the STATE, loyal " The Unou 70 BE- 70. ia.
az which 1909 were for . eonvsntion, 1905
were against . convention end IS black.
majority Of the whole numbsr reg stored hav-
uG yotsd and najoniy OF the votes cast being for
Copvesion prescribed By the acts Of Congress- the
desosss elected a said election, hereinafter named,
are notified to assemble in Convention a Mechanics
Instituts Hail. In the city OF New Orleans La on satur-
6sy November a. 1887 for The purposes stated accord.
I'M 10 the acts Of Congress Of March and 2a 1901 The
ordsv then rscaptuates the names Of the delegates
elected and signed By Breves Major General Joseph
The morauty report gives the Number Of yellow fever
iutermsnts for the twssty.four hours ending 81 SIX
O'Clock yesterday morning, ~ thiriy.nvs aud for the
one Ths weather has again become opprsssvey
warm ana the Epidemic 10 consequently not decreasing
A snip load Of smiarssss which arrived here from
Europe not permitted 70 lana ewing 70 the prevail
Ing spIdsmic The ship vas ordered below the CITY,
NATL her passengers can b taken on board steamer
ana eoavsYsd " Ne Nsrth without lAaGsa here
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A Dangerous sens0n.--Ar Almost Unpmrnl-
eihd sUany has fehendhring the summer xe&o-
talon has icon wonderfully tnck and Faux and ss de
GAYS. unusual amount OF sickness my bc oxpecteo
unless proper Ar taken to prevent a..
Fever and and bilious mittents sreadz prevail "
alarming extent Fall advances and the uaaa
rions nght focs become the sick list likely 70 N
both IA the and the country sls thercfores
only an act eomoon praienceto keep the vts forces IN
fu that they the unhealthy nduenooe
OF the Reinforced by tonic OF HOS
EffERs STOMACH BIrrKRS, the sys en-. howcvcI
saceessfuly comba, every species Of asusosphcrs
,tA ION by which ep,demlcs prsduect
airing the months Of Oclobsr November the differ
In temperature between DAP and ngAt isvefy Rc@s
he chilling dews and mis,s " this tbs
suses OF indigestion, cholera morbuA diArrhps anA
dyse Bearing this In mind remember aido hAt shg
EITSA rs not only nvgorato the stomach and brace tho
but ACT specifically The bowels and the tyef
10 those important regularity and sono
III ~ n reasonable to expect immunity fspm prevalsnG
compla,rn n no precautions taken escape them
H1sfA TIERS BifTEKS are lAeassBt 70 no
and the most certain OF AL safeguards sgan fsbr
ailments. !.
sold by a druggists.
New VortA Office 10 Dey street
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CALIFORNIA.

Election Row at Little Lnke-six Mon Killed
and Four Wounded.
San FRANCISCO Oct. 10, 1887
The steamship Golden City. for Panama. sailed to-day
with $s2oe45 in treasure SCOT Of which for New
York
Senators CONFESS and Stewart, Representative elect
johnson and Generals McCook and ". H French were
passengers
The steamship Continental, from Mazatlan October TO-
with $4,000 10 treasure has arrived. She left the
United States steamer bAranac OF Port La Paz.
despatch states that the day OF tho election At
Little Lake, Mendocino county, Cal, shooting ARRAY
occurred between two families named Coates and Frost
Five OF the Coates family killed and three danger
ously wounded; OF the Frost family killed and
another MORALLY wounded. reud hac long existed
between the parties.
Sailed ships C. A. Farwel and Explorer for Liverpool
and Fearless for Hong Kong.
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LivESrcod nx.Ansrrrys MARKET --LvERroos, Srt I'll
Esenns broadstuss market has besn very ivs
through out the day, aud prices have grariaiy
declining Corn-Aew mixed Western s5s. 30. Whess
nas declined 20 les for California white and 10 la ID
Tor red Western Barley, oats and peas unchanged
lAtkRfooL FRoyislC rs Market IyEIPooI, Oct. zl--
Evening There has been change whatever IN the
PROVISIONS market Beef, extra prime mess. 1908 per
DOL Pork, Eastern prime mess, It's per bbi. Bacon,
ses Cd per cwt Cor Cumberland cut middies. Lard,
o4s 81 per cwt for American. Cheese 62s per owt
for middling American
LIVERPOOL PRoDros MARKET -LvsRrcor, Oct. 81
Evening Spirits turpsntno ATS Rosn, 9s. for COM
mon and lbs. for medium Petroleum. Is I'd. for
spirits and Ia 6sd for rs1ned Tallow dull al asa 3D.
Lospos kARxkrs.--LospoS, Oct 2l-Evenng. The
sugar market cosed quiet II 26s No. IL d. $. Lin
seed cakes have advanced 70 ell ton 0hsr arti-
Clos unchanged
THE PnrRoLKUM MARKHr-AErwgRr, Oct H-fhs pe-
trolsum market Is Hat and nominal at ~ francs,
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OREGON AND IDAHO.

Indian observation-disclosures OF Two In.
dim Mnrderers-The Mining strike in
Idaho.
SAS Francesca 0ct. 10 1867.
The steamship Sierra Nevada has arrived from Port
land with 3l02 900 In aud With sdvces from
tho North up 10 October Is.
The Indians OF Oregon and Idaho continue their de-
predatoDs.
Tho murdere OF the Ahsrn Alien party captu red
proved 20 belong 20 party OF koOt&nacs Taey were
surrendered by the chief One shot, anoheI hanged
and tho remainder placed under guard
The strikers OF the Idaho mineral companies have
commenced work again. some Of the companies paying
the advance demanded.
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r,e DEaru OF COLONEL aisEs, az vlILET
FsiEs.
SPECIAL Correspondence H TIE ss,ALu.

TRor ", Oct. n, 1857
The coeoaers inqsesf on the late colonel Jussus
Aiken sso vas killed ~ tho Troy and Boston Railroad
Friday oisht last has resulted 10 verdict that ms
death resulted Com unAa cause. Nevertheless.
tho people roundabout loss TO deermns whether
ne was murdered committed Scide or was accidentally
killed The railway thro. ,h HIS farm At the spos
whore be met hts death. Colon u Aiken was seventy
years Of age and something al arrogant man. =
limos having difficulties moro or Soss sharpness with
hss nsghbors Asd follow citizens al saDcssors came -
this county more than cca.ary age ana ne was the
last sarvivant OF s He leaves large properly
uis Sansrsl was largely attended from his residence
near J0hnsouytie. yesterday afternoon.
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TEE Lospos hosnr hiRKn LONDON, Oct 21-Rvsn.
ing Consos closed nrmer at o31s for money. American
securities closed strong the following rates
states nvstwenty bonds, 90 Lie, coupons; Illinois
Central Railway shares, Is; Erie Railway shares 4A
raE PANS bouRsB. -PARr. Oct 21-2 p. M.--Undev
the favorable news rsntss have an upward tendency,
and there feeling OF greater nrmness the Boursc
Tns FRAxEroRr BoURsn -rnAsxroRr Oct ~ -
r. M.-Unsd states boads are Advancing and ms mar
ket 10 buoyant
THs Laws POOL CorroS MAaxKr. -LrvrRroes, Oct IL
Evening The Gotten market closed arm at the follow
ing author lsed quotations :-Middling uplanda sgd
mddng Orsans ssd. The sales Of the day fall short
OF the soou sstimas By Zoo bales. foesisg ~ 5000
baisA
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IRELAND.

Feniau Outragcs-Trinis for Treason.
DrBlrH, Oct 2i-Evsuing.
The informer Reilly has been shot and badly wounded
near this city.
Several policemen have recently been nrsd upos in the
night, but none have been hurt
The authorities Are engaged vigorous search for
the perpetrators Of these outragea
The trials Of General Nags Colonel Warren and other
promissns state prisoners implicated In tho Tsnan con-
spirssy Win commence the 2sth Of November before
special commission 10 said that the United States
government wi, provide for ne defence Of Magic and
waren.
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TRLEGRAPHIC NEWS
+ r ON
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.
ROME.



NaHsisea's Assurance Of Fealty 60 the Pope
The Papa1 Troops Successful in the Field
Resirsasns Of the Invaders from Orte.
RoME, Oct l9-Night
The Count de sart ges, French Minister In
Rome, had an audience Of Plus the Ninth
to-day At the Vatican. The Minister officially
assured bis Holiness, in the name Of the
Emperor Napoleon, that whatever crcum-
stances should arise from the Garlbaldian inva-
sion Of the Pontidcal territory or the attitude
Of The King of Italy, France would no. fail in
her aid to the Holy See and defence OF its
authority.
The garrison of the city Of Rome has been
reinforced by volunteers enlisted for the most
part In France and Spain.
The town Of Ore, on the Tiber, which was
lately taken by tho revolutionary invaders,
has been rcoccupied by detachment OF the
Papal army. TLere was no fight, rs the Carl
bsldians retired from the place.
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THE PRESS TELEGRAM.

contradictory Reports Of the Situation.
LONDON, Oct. 2l-Eysnng
The accounts OF the state OF affairs in the States or The
Church arc very con1i ting
kilograms from Florence represent that Meuotti
Gartoaidi not only maintains His position tho Roman
territory but his has been reinforced aud Is
hourly growing larger.
On the other hand, dispatches originating in lRone
natiy contradict these statements and asssrt that
MsaoN with all his followers has fed from the PapAl
dsn'Aons and abandoned the attempt on Rome
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GEORGIA.

Radical Mass Meeting In Savannah.
SAVANNAH, Oct. II, 1857
largo radical meeting OF ABOUT four thousand
negroes and few whses held here tonight, and
addressed BY q Hopkins and few other whites and
Bradley Sims and other negroes No disturbance occur
red until after The meeting, whom there several
collisions between the country aud city negroes, which
were promptly suppressed By the police. Few arrests
Wsre made
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A Joy Forever.

Who WIN have ~ Beauty occurred by RApwAY,s Rem
OyATING RESOLVENT, containing Ssrsaparininn-thS
crystalline principle wherein reside the virtues OF Sarsz
psH One bottle Of Reslvent contains Of the
principles Ss ria than OF the large bUtos
One 70 all bottles this wonderful purifier OF the bioc4
viii change the repuisve body covered with the worst
Sores, Ulcers and other nhrmcs TO sound and healthy
condition. II makes blood clear Skin, Souna
White Teeth clean regular Nails strong and luru
Hair, bright and cloar Eyes sweet and Breath.
Thoss who they be In
sona will realize is wonderiu power tn
parting cslth and beauty all Price 81 bottle or -
Tor sir bottles Sold by druggists and b. RAILWAY Co..
No. 81 Maiden lane.
SEQ DIR. RadwAys Almanac for 1853
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GERMANY.

Work Of the Nsrshsrn Parliamcn Military
and Postal Bills.
BxRLy, Oct, n, 1887.
The North German Parliament has passed the federal
Military Service bill
The now postal treaty between the North German
Confederation and the United States signed to-day.
The North German Parliament has adopted domestic
postal Law operate everywhere within the borders o.
the Confederation. The bin contains clause declaring
private letters involable.
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A.-Lndte,y VIA ,sey Cloaks.

WILLIAM BUCHANAN MACKENZIE for tVentt pears
years engaged In ise department partly i4s Own isrs
and partly eign buyer for the LEADING Rsosd
houses has reeesty rsturncd from bis
Europe and WAL b show Tuesday,
october r. at No Clinton place. Eighth street, ono Dos
from Broadway bis irDpsLsloas well his msun
facturcs for the present I'm edes' Cioal C
lars sscqqe, and Jackets In Lyons Velvet Pius aad I'll
second TO nsro In this coansy for quality AK: -
and which he IN enabled cod
pendure in us to offer II mash lower prices tGsn thsv
usually sold.
To ladies Of America who long patronixad him
he simply requests the favor Of nspecnon his
Tuesday October r. al No Clinton place. ghc
street. door from broadway. II
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cemssereiai .sa Marine intelligence.
- HAsA&A, Oct. 81. 1857.
Sugar duh; holders firm; good No. t. az a reals.
Exchange on London, lax per ceat premium pn
Paris. y per cont premium; Hamburg IS per cent:
on United States gold, long sgh Ak per premium;
short ssgnt, \ 6H per cont
Arrived, Steamships Cuba, from Baltimore. and starr
and Stripe, from P,iisdelphn
weather il very hpI
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TINE Press TslscaAms.


lssportans Dispatches from Paris-yictor
Euasuri Piedaed Against the Revelations
"a French Traus-aipine Army-Evacastiou
or the Roman STATES BY the Garibaldians.
LONDON, Oct 20 Midnight
important ofacla dispatches have been received TO-
night from Paris relative 10 Affairs In Italy. II
nouncsd tha, Italy has positively pledged herself 10
faithfully enforce the provisions Of the September
srsaty.
The Patrfe semi ofhcal journal Of Paris. says that
ths Preach troops disposed that they could have
bssa marched across the Alps ~ . moments notice.
This decided step Of the Italian govsnmsat accepted
~ Paris - rendering French inisrposon unnscsssary,
ssd Vie French sxpsduoa has therefore been aban.
Aousd.
TIE insurssn troopsra consequence Of this uslooksd
for attitude Of King Victor Emanuel, have evacuated
Ne Reply frsm Mas Victor Emanuel.
rAas, Oct 7l--A ~
No answer has yss been returned BY the King Of Italy
20 the ulhmstum Of the Emperor Napoleon
The Transaipins Army Dissolved.
PANS Oct 2l-NighA
onasal assurances have bsss given that the govern
sus will not 6sd sscsssary 70 Sand The military
psdlon across the Alps and tha, shs force which had
been masssd FOR shA, purpose will BE- dissolved.
The Bcuns. Ia eonssqusnes, 70 greatly relieved and
esusss ere busysa.
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EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

SOUTHAMPTON. Oct 2l-The North German sioyd's
steamship America. Captain Meyers, which len New
York 90 the 10Th inst arrived u this port al four
o'clock this morning. and after landing passengers and
freight for London, sailed for Bremen
LONDON Oct "a Tho steamship 81. Davlds Captain
Watts from Quebec arrived 81 Neville this morning
and sailed again for Glasgow.
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MARYLAND

Mass 1eetings Of the Repsbeeass and uo-ns-
crass iD Baittmsae
BALrisoRs Oct 81, 1867.
fhs republicans holding enthusiastic mass
meeting night The number Of spccsstors In attend
snce estimated at between four and nve thousand
transparency speakers stand bears the words
We Will dght It on this line. "-U > Grant.
Tbs democrats sisD holding mass meeting Ia TOE
NiDetssaih Ward. Governor Swami and o<hsss beng
speakers.
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MAILS FOB EUROPE.

Ths Cunard mail steamship cAba viii leave sssea -
Wednesday for Liverpool
Tho mails FOR Europe will Close in shis city at sqaAr.
scpss. one and nsa past nvo O'Clock rassdV Tsst.
noou.
The NV Yosk HssaLD--Edition for Europs--una -
ready at ten O'Clock Tuesday morning
Single oop,ese IL Wrappers. ready for mating. siK
cenIA
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MISSOURI.

Extensive Robbery 81 JesveIry Sa Sc. Louis.
ST. Lour Oct 81. 1857
One or the most extensive robberes ever committed
hero occurred hast night Tho Wholesale jsweiry store
OF Asssr asysr Icpss. ct No. II North Main
street. was sntesed the ssfss opened an. from ten 70
fifteen thousand dollars worth OF Jswery pOnsstipg OF
gold and silver wssches. diamond rings large lot
OF gold and silver ohAins atsraossd No SAus to tina
robbers has been obtained
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Fi6b Aveuue Theatre.

This li,tls sgoa Of burlssqus, drolery and fun has
made itself popular and permanent up town. Lsfnng
well IL one Of the arss burisqva actors In she meirope
Cinderella. and his Beppo, In Byrou's admirable
WAvssis Of Fra piavoic nightly briag down the house
In roars Of laughter Mrs. LehnGwsli hAs also become
general fsvorts In b,rissqus sad Mra Ssdisy Brewu
s,i appears Cinderella and Fra Diavoio The esab.
shsns Of nrst buvesQoe theatre In this city 10
ne EASY task ana which has far attended
ths Fifth Avsnas theatre safciens sv,dsacs OF tbs
ssssIisaqt os We eoupAsy,
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-A.-Urtye sal Expo.itIon. Paris, 1877. -.
STEiNwAy SONS triumphant, having hosr awardod
IRE grand old medal for Grand Sqrare
Upright Pnco% 81 the unanimous verdict OF ne Inter.
erdeof er all other American exhbitors and
more AAuDdred pianos entered competition
nearly all tho nSA celebrated manufacturers OF Eeop6
Nos W and Ill East Fourteenth stiees. New
York
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New York t;iprps.

The announcement Of the appearances Of Mr.. John
Henry lats director Of ths Cirque Napoleon. Paris and
Nile Emrs Hssrstts, an sqystrie~rs OF distinguished
rencwn, drew large house 70 Mr. Lonts handsome
MAJ were received with applause end their fests OF
horssmanship wonderful in point Of grace. ssy
and courage. Mr.. James Nad.gsn, III Nino kdds,
Dor Who sssns have lived his short " life 90
FAR on . tight rope, and the other members OF the
company, combined 70 make the rest OF the bill sue
cess hasnees on Wednesday ana saturday ~ this
houss draw soms OF she largest houses Ia View YORK
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Less or the Schooner wiuens with Fourteen
Persons on Board.
Lnwnros, Me-, Oct. q, 1857.
The schooner winona. with fourteen hands, including
the captain was October H. having capszed while
racing. she Q new vessel OF one hundred tons
burthan
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The boards OF the Old Bovery we're uoddeh again
last evening by al old hero OF the and buskin
has not appeared for years before New York
disnce. Mr. Sam Glenn came out In Rip Van winkle,
aud his historic powers have by no means become i'm
paired during hts long absence from the 'the village
Last evening hs sustained the character OF the somno
lcsceut old Dutchnau With admirable fdcity and
svinced good deal OF pshos with the generally comic
ipersouaNon Of ths role Inc minor characters we're
well sustained by the efficient company which M Ere
iigh has got together, and Rip Van Wrinkle promises
20 have an equally GOOD with ,hs late successful
pieces produced 81 the Bowegy.
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Ratification Of the American Territorial
Treaty.
ST PETERSBURG 0ct. q, 1867.
The treaty with the United States for the sale OF the
Russian possessions in North America has been ratified
by the Russian government
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FRANCE.
SPECIAL TelEeaaMs 70 TINE Heaalo.

Tho Expcditionary Force for Rome Mustered
at Toulon-Gcneral Dumous In Commando
Ready to Sail.
TouLoN, Oct. Pop. NJ.
General Dumont, who is to command the
French expedition to the PontiAcal ports and
territory OF the Church, arrived here to-day
from Paris. The General discharged, quite
recently, the duty of special envoy from Napo-
Icon to the Pope on the subject Of the present
difficulty with Italy, and is regarded as well
fitted to carry out the war views OF his Majesty,
should war arise.
The expeditonary force is embarkug
6ax French war vessels, including two iron
clads, are in the harbo-, with steam up, ready
to leave port to night, or whenever the final
order is received from Paris, and proceed 10
the Roman coast.
waiting mn Imperial Order-A Large Army
Moving from L> ons-To BE in Rome Before
Italy-(srcat Excitement In the Streets Of
Paris.
PARIS, Oct. 20-Night.
The Mon;teur Is silent on the subject OF Rome
and Italy, notwithstand ng that an official ex-
preston is eagerly looked for by the people.
The Nendord Newspaper says that the mill
tary and naval forces dest ned for the Pspal
territory are quiie really to leave Toulon, but
that the imperial order 10 depart is held back
until the final reply OF King Victor Emanuel
70 the Emperors note is received, and that the
receipt Of the Italian Stats paper may be
delayed some few hours owing TO the existence
Of ministerial crisis in Florence.
The Potrie publishes . telegram reporting
the march OF twenty thousand French troops
from the military department. Of Lyons to
Toulon, and adds that another corps has been
ordered to opera.e 10 "another direction
la France says 1--WE learn that the id
vsnosd guard Of General Dumonts army
subsrked this morning at Toulon for Civitn
vscohia. 1t u certlin that The French force
will In any case arrive in Rome before the
Italian
n 10 stated that the Italian government has
declared itself powerless to arrest the bands
OF Garibsldian invaders crossing the frontier
or to protect the Holy See from their assaults
Great excitement prevails tonight in the
streets in the neighborhood Of Reuters tele.
graph agency once, so anxious are the people
point-Florcncc, Rome and Toulon particu
isriy.
The Fleet Oar from TonIon.
PARIS, Oct. 20-Midnight.
The French feet has left Toulon.
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A
Hss sntidote acquired The PLAN
TATlON BIrTERS prepared BY Dr. Drake. OF Now York.
doubt bene0ted and cured Dg-pep
Nervousness Sour stomach, Loss Of Appetite Sinking
General Debility and Mental Dependency than
any other artice existence They composed OF the
roots and herbs carefully prepared 70 be takes
tonic aud gentle stimuiant They adapted to any
Of life, aud extensveiy popular twtS
mothers and persona Of sedentary habits.
MAGNOLIA wATER.-A delightful toilet article, sape.
rior TO Coogue and nj half the price.
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Ladies. mr. GovRAUDS ITALIAN INDICATED SOAR
will deste ~ TAM frcckles pimplss. bioches, spots.
bots. ard skc rnlls the dirtes. skin hts farf.ms4
fuous hair; Liquid Vegetable Rouge will impa rosy
tinge to the cheek lip. At Dr. FELIX uOukAuDS -.
tabilshuncnt ass Broadway, near Grand.
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The French Submarine Gable.
PARIS, Oct 81, 1867
The Journal des Dfia denies that the French govern
msnt has granted subvention in aid OF Auan-
sic cable 70 DO laid from Brest 10 the American
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 81 1897
A Ore broke ous ~ halt.past twelve O'Clock Of the
corner Of Ls.a and Chestnut street. II the store
Of Randolph Jsaks' cotton factosy. which, before Il
couM be s1bdued set nre 70 the nsxt premises occu
pss9 By Far Co. wool dealers. Both properties we're
doxroyOd
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ENGLAND.


Movements Of the United States Squadron
Heavy Bank Failare and billions Involved.
LorDoy. Oct. 81, 1857.
The American squadron, under the command OF Ad-
mirG Fansgus has sailed from Portsmouth for Lisbon
LIVERPOOL. Oct q, 1867.
The Royal Bank Of Liverpool has suspended payment
and closed s The liabilities Of the institution
estimated q a. nsrng II 10 thought tha. the
bank will 30 able 10 resume business
NKwnARxxT, Oct. 81, 1857.
The third series Of the autumn races a Newmarket,
called The Houghton Meeting. commenced to-day
Roscrueian, owned BY Sir J. Hawisy, was the winner
OF The Criterion Btakea
Van Amburs sooh the Hundred Sovereign Plate
rss attendance was vsry good. The races will son
sinus through tAs week.
The ChanpsonshiU Flght Abandsnel.
LoxDos. Oct. q, 1887
The prize fight between Mace and 0Bsldvin for the
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Ox.CaII washing Flutd.-g aprc ca de n ted
sncsss By al ths great hotels and principal pnbls
and private buildings for the laundry ard house cleaning
sold BY ell zrocsrs. Principal depot. so. broadway