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prom The Evening" Telegram Of yssssrdAy.l
H4vAsA, hov 20. 1857.
Tue Spanish frigs;s Francisso Dc Asia has re-
earned from San Juan de Porto Rico, where che was
auarantinsd The whole time. n.r......
Ioth Instant ~ thres o'clock T. ~. lasted thirty
secouds Another one, less severe uas fsls q
ave O'Clock p. ~, In which the oeclIattooe
we've repeated a Intervals Of sorty.0vs minutss
Tks population became 20 alarmed that they did not
rsrs bed thai niahb but remained ne large square
Should ssss occur TsrunseIy Nc iajsry ~ doas b
o. a. icsi. 4 scsr oeloet n DE nsvriss. smother
vosv vto,an eok 90 felt and We o0co " Ne Ffon
siese - Aso folsruinsd V aaii q I've sclesk
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Mrs sarah Cox had the whole front Of her body
with urpentipc besides with mustard pastes IN pro-
fusion w the orders Of phyoan OF the highest ability In
the city OF New York The resu proved most disnsroun
as she was already suering with high Inflammation and
very much swollen. She screamed and groaned IN conse
OF treatment without sleep twenty four h0ov
gentleman Of the wcl-known firm Of Rowen Co.
cOTrs PAIN FAINT which was applied over her BODY,
and IN I've minutes she free Of pain and resumed nSs
business at 2Sl Spring New York at where So
keeps fancy goods and millinery An 80 her Fsec3
FAINT both applied the came evening on tho nd II
vember Had been ten days under phyncian's sare
don from the dsease and the ;rea.ment she received ~
ton inquire AZ 2Sl spring Park row. Dr. wOi
COLT ourss pain for everybody, free OF CHARGE At 10
and g Winter street Boston and PAIN FAINT 2 sod
PAIN ASNIHILArOR. Catarrh. liberation OF the
Head and Cods Buy unless pure white wrapper
Beware OF brown or tinted. Ee .st #l
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scberrIx,s Puimonic syrup, Seawced To8
and MANDRAKE PlLLS.-lhrse dcservediy ccleorAf
and popular medicines have effected . revolution In
anng arr proved the fazev several maxms wh
have many years INSTRUCTED the Progress OF med
science. The false suppostion that "Consumpton 10
curablc' deferred phys iclAns from attempting 20 find
that disease. and patients afflicted with ~
themselves death without making any effort a,
cape from doom which they supposed 70 DO rnavod All
and that II has been cured in very great number q az
tsvine o. 'nem hppaIenuy aos o"osss ruc1
fuiouic syrup aoue. an., ~ va'sI 80. " sAn
meiiciae ~ connection WIN ScnsncA 1890 Ton
AGA Mandiake Hs one W ooan ~ equir
menn oI VIC Ease ,h ~ c- IN hs njoys
uninttrfupteN kvoa nrsis1 -
was supposed ~ ons .ns ~ ~ ~ ~ .sy dealt
ny physclsns nssnk g'onounsu ~ ~. rw fess
abandoned MN - w iAto ~ ~ sniss ~ 80 sforean
syrup ana since ~ aeeo..ry m.ns 800. simfiAr
nmoed nave useu Ut ?, nencs y the San
rsInsrsnn,s s ,.., W. 1es'o-' ~ - sof thez
Or sshsnsk VA Be- A. be rcoras NO sesas trssS Ne,
York. ~ N lo.s =. q, 49,; ~ IA
supply " nis msoicines may W eSs-'"e" 's all times
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The Kelly and Coiiycr Fisht-James CusIck
Afrrsted-The Whole Fighting Crowd
Ordered to Leave Baltimore.
From the Evening Telegram Of yesserdayl
BALTIMORE, Nov. 20, 1867.
James Cusick has just been arrested and held TO hail
in - 900 to keep the peace in the State Of Maryland
The police have notified the crowd that they all get
OUT Of Baltimore to-day. Nothing reliable about the
light
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government were before the Grand Jury to-day which
snows that Davis will be tried indictment %
me March term. Mr. Davis will remain here sevs-
raj days; ne viii not spend the winter IN Csnad
General Ice goes Thursday Petersburg 70 attend
NE marriage Of his son, w. H. 2 Lea
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NEW YORK..
Fire In osvsse.

OswB0o, Nov %, 1857.
RandAips elevator and novelty mills. owned BY RAN
DAN Brothers, were Destroyed BY nre last night The
schooner Coque,s, lying by took Ore in her rig
ging which was destroyed besides being badly burnt
on her deck and stArboard quarter. The aames also
spread TO lumber pile destroy ing about hundred
thousand feet TIE elevator insured for e10 600
and shs mill for $4,000, which covers about bali the
loss The vessel Is insured for 600 The elevator
contained only about 900 bushels OF grain. Two
dwellings the OF Sixth and seneca Streets
IN the Second ward, owned by Mu Byron, were also
destroyed By Ore last night They we're partially In.
DQred.
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Navigation on the Cas.is.

ALBANY. Nov. %. 1851.
Loaded boats continue 70 arrive slowly By canal The
difficulty lack Of water the leves letter from
Jordon, dated November u.s. says" All the boats that
loaded November II and than that date hsrs
west Of ua The Port Byron levoe full Of boats
Another lettsr dated syracuse. last evening, says
<sThm side Of CAnastotx there 10 difhcu ~. The
trouble exists between Canasota and Lodi locks where
there has been no locking OF boats for upwards or
eighteen hours and the prospect Ia gloomy. Lordsd
boats et Bunaio ~ late - yesterday for tide water"
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EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

SOUTHAMPTON, Nov. 20 The steamship Hermann, Cap
tain wenke, from New York i4lh INST, arrived
here twelve o'clock last night route TO Hamburg.
LONDONDERRY, Nov 26-The steamship Peruvian, Cap
lain BslIautine from Quebcc has arrived mere OF The
way 20 Liverpool.
LoSpos, Nov 70 Tho London and New York limo
steamship Atalanta, Captain Pinkham, which left New
York November o, arrived in the Thames to-day.
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was 20 trdly adjudfcotda tTAnghtsrl They had had
many things from MaIns-haine law and non Maine
nnances He himself had repudIatsd the one and he
was afraid his State had repudiaied the other
lLaughtsrJ
When Mr. Buffers hour vas nearly expired he yielded
70 motion that the Committee rise being understood
that he would have . full hour to morrow.
Tue COMMITTEES rose, and the House d four o'clock
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TEN REASONS WHY HosTETTRR's STOMACH BIT
IEhs SHOULD HAvK PLACE IN EVERY HOME
~ nvsoratng the constitution and tbs france
because especay) their use prevents the atmospheric
The system. s ~~'
Because they cure indigestion. and imrars uger
Because they are the bes sppstisng medicine present.
Because they are the only preparation upon which per-
GOOD order.
because they and regulate the bowels and Invariably
relieve them when consupaied without causing undue
taxation.
Because they strengthen the nerves. clear the brain and
chesr the animal sprits.
Becsuss in case Of an attack Of spasmx or bilious cole
they the thing that be administered the
atank
Because hey combine the three properties Of tonic a.
Alternative and nsrvns in their utmost purity and perfss
ton
Because they are specific against Ague and Fever
ali ntermttens with all their potency preservA
tive and remedy arc - harmless - water from the
new YORK once. No - Dsy street
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INDIANA.
Weston ON His Travels.

Weston His Travels. ta
LAPoRrx. Nov. 20. 1861
Weston arrived at fifteen minutes past six O'Clock this
evening and remains here tonight He leaves tomorrow
morning expects to arrive in Chicago at nine o'clock
Thursday morning.
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stnmmerirx Cured-By Bates Patent A.
pances For descriptive pampneL &c, address Simieo
4 Co, "a West Twenty third street.
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The Match Between Ceburn and aIcCeoI~.
sr. Lorls Nov rs, 1917
O'Clock r. NJ

joe Coourn has been very kindly treated By the sports
IN lhis city since his arrival. and tonight had grand
ovation during . sparnng exhibition, ~ which Nike
NcCoos also present. Naturally comparisons here
favor McCoois He s gigantic alongside OF Coburn bui
many be,sare made already that the aslcr viii win the
night toburn states publicly that John 9. HeenAn
wished 10 respond 10 Mccooes challenge and offered
$500 FOR the chance McCoo~ says N he whips loburn
ne viii accommodate Heenan next time NcCoos
starts south on visiting, but not sparrinG, tour next
week He " very conndcnt OF defeating Coburp, and
wishes 70 double The stakes He will not INTO regular
training before the La or ApriL
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W. oSsr our entre STOCK q h ana Fashionable Furs
turs 1t greatly reduced prices. r~ a.. 80 -
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SPECIAL TElfsRlm 70 the HraAlu.

The Fight to Take Place nc Newark, DcIn-
ware.
BArrixoRs. Nov a. 1851 &
7 O'clock r. ~ n
Coliyer and Kelly. with their trainers, seconds and
bottle hodcrs have all iof here Tor Newark Delaware
where fight will take place the morning. Coliysr
~ ssill Abe favorits NJ long odds s&rM7
Kelly had narrow escape from arrest to-day. Tho
officers we're after him, and. while hunting him In the
lower part Of the house. ne escaped from she garrett
window, end crossing the roofs OF the adjoining
houses finally got down sheds and sotg safer
quarters than be had bean previously occupying
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81, srnsss htsthsFs soorHrxs
SYRUP for all diseases incident to the period q ee!hng y
regulates the bowels aud BY giving relief and health 70 -
child gives tho mother Thirty-hve cenA botue
- 80 .MRs. wiNsLows SOOTHING SYRUP"
Having the smile OF "Curs and Pcrkins the ont
side wrapper. All others arc base mutations.
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Piano and 1 ksIf s'S curtain s.o.. =. sreaaw.

Information furnished The highest ratios paid f
Doubioons al kinds OF Gold and silver. 0l -
TAYLOR CO.. Bankers IL Wall street, y. z.
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Cashmere Pantaoons for So former price 41a nnsse-
quality English Trouserng, sl3: former price, SIS
: O. LOCKWOOD, 6e6 Broadway (Aetropoitsn Hotep.
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BaicheloE's Hair Pys:.The, %! Best 70 . The
Factory 81 Barclay street. fs !.
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National Lottery Of Mndyid, SIsis: TEx 81,
gold drawn No smaller prizs than ol00 One prize IN
tickets Prizes osshed and Information fur
TAYLoR 4 CO., Bankers. 10 Wall strsss, New vorA.
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II stll for Knox. .... E
why should not Knox be popular his blessings
OF the peopes For good AT IL blessing and
be than At tho estabsh.
Of KNOX 81 and 5J broadway His assortment q
this kably extensive. OF superior quail
iy variety, and offered At fair price TO suit fiA
purchasers.
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opee Carte d. vtstss. this DAY only % per Dozen
X. A. LEWIS. 1863, loo l62 Chatham st.. New YORK.
Can early to avoid delay.
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An UnrivalIed Article which Imparts New
life the hair the only productof Vegetable matter
contain stimulating. astrngent and oIeaginous quail
tes making tho most nulrisive and delicate drsssan
for positively restoring hair 70 s orG
color also for all weakness OF the scalp resulting y
ba idness. Ask your druggist for ChkvALlkkS hLSB
is Broadway New York.
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Confectionery or the Choicest Kisds =.
RusTOhs Family Drug Store 10 Aston House. corner -
Harc treat
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Mothers, Mothers, nIetheEy..

Wholesale and retail,
speciality. at q. L. 4 J. b. KkLrY's, ~ broadway.
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Fringes,. Cerds, ,Tnssels, lsisnps and TrI1.-
minss Of ali kinds, at kELTYs Curtain store ~ broaA'
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FOR s a. ~ fa q csss
Ira
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A.-Universal Expedition. Paris, 1897
eTEINWAY SONS triumphant having been awarded
Che frss grand god msds for American raod square ana
natcpal Jury This medal 70 dstncty classified lrs In
Of all other American exhbitors and
than hundred pianos entered for compoton b.
nearly all tho celebrated manufacturers 81 EUROPE
York. NN4 ss
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lar prices. BURKE, 10 ~

Ths Trne WY ,s, ee ~ resS The Dnu.
e,ous psansss =. asss WI ~ rsfrgsratDe
-. ~ ~ .nr.a,.s auch
nos ~ usoa ~ ~ ~ 49, " the
m ~ ~ -. 49, detected
o o.nsiv r.noseS - pain perma-
Remedies sIpaea over ,ns sss oa no r. that chiIs III
ps'ss ny ~, ~. the
sss.ns ss ~. 49, ~ % rsiriRernting
Of sens<tons may for afsw mon fs ssss - -
pain. but Il 10 unhealthy and deshueu tr~ssn.nt
applications viii deadcn the en.c M
.hc vital In the 1uda n ina .irysn
that the limbs and secretion 81 snsIr. hcSv ma
psrxiyxsds 10 the pg efpc az tK
70 stop tnoth ache. - stt =
used Internally. Externally ID ou{cker Than no
Known remedy ~ usenot BY tluntn the uervs~ a. ~
the Of perception Or chnr ana
huds. Sut by mparting healthy eas vrov - me
nulds removing ndamahor eQuaxua lie sr~s,i.
The dsprssscd ,ervoos evsfen ,sS
srcngth aud Withdrawing ~ IRE .fin huuors ann A.
sased the hloof voss
d quick. searching so0thinx end ~ latina = -
Kemsdcs BE- efsctnAi ana poi "A
the OF disease ~ olrl
fifa should secure me Lois raj senp1ra5~ ~ T
.hrosssSa ,s M eau: .sosl Sssrs r are ths
lion. destructive usamenS sfil n sere -
s.pesaiy boss % x @ep ~ " ssSHn
rbaif hurcsquetns cf fbts "A
Remedies, No " Maiden IAnfh New YorG
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A.-Omce OF the
0ETTYSBUR0 ASYLUM fN@e<A
So BROADWAY.
Let each devote but single dollar and this AsyuuB
will disabled soldiurs . home eounss1
will be honored by the noble institution.
send for descriptive circular Na.# AtaHt
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sas So: ~ ssss:s'1 o. =; :.ss
sssr! ss,:ssss s.Zs: .sss
hsry dssir;sls e. ssd sssssss S29y Pss 80
uncorrupsed testA wiz ncs sdl lksss 40 SS@1 6sS
h:s:s ; 4; SsSss 81 ~. - Sw.
E::::s az: /. l: 4. :. s.: 4: :i
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prnas. Z. SR KR9. Der, sssc!s ss, = -,
oundsr 81 shs Dernssslo cs scs1es l. ~
"! 81 hair ana premiere cray sssps Diseases q sss1
The Doctor sl,S ssss: Mes eess varss ns asss,,s
~ AZ Affections as &c
20 ehssis: iss sOssal'Aeaa psrsensny o. By sssss
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s;, -: go q: ::;as 60 :.szSlz:
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~ '::'s -: II. ~ ~ is !: /; 4: ss.:.'
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Churchill has suddsniy acQuirsd:- M
NJ Churchill, OF tho judiciary Committee, waksd up
On Sunday morning 70 and himself fAmoua The rumor
change Of base July sivss shs ons vote want
20 m rss nss ssnso N favor os q
isssnsnsously all psrvadns. dispscins for the time
being eli tho Of The DAY. Johnson Grant
sherman, snsrdan-sii palsd before shs nams o.
swny, churcninS Cant Be- 20; donT believe ~
"Yss, lis; man who saw churchiIl net N hssr ago
Notwithstanding, masufscsurinr commercial arrieul.
surals" son Wy up srons sns butter sss chsss.nso
pulling Of tie BEN :, lss street. NE csorchiIi n
Gard for Mr. Churchill" Cards FOR Mr. Church in al
sssss 90 s,.sug ss: q e9v = sss sss n ,ss
"For Gods sake thurchii. don't" Wall ssrsst nsn
want 70 ses Mr. ChuFchi innasIonists 70 ses M
Churchill: eoor4ctionIsis want % Mr. ChurchiI;
newspaper men want 70 see ~ Churchill: all the rest
mankind s. Wan. Sa, - ~ cs S
does Churchill 81 ~ NOT slsvsns Butler nor BankA
nor sensnak nor Fernando 20 Weed nor Morrlssey-bai
Churchill That's ChurrkIn IN front Of BsnrsS
what that thin little man ." "No no: thn GOOD
azsd. black shIsksrsd, handsomsish nsn-thags
Forthcoming Letter Or Robert y. walker %
Financial Matters.
The statement THAI Robsrs y Walker has laid letter
on she lpascss d the country before sbs President
untrue bat The Prssidsnt and some 81 Mr. walkers own
friends have been urging him sivs his Anancsn views
70 The country and hs y sow preparing iesssf which
vbs sddrssssd 70 the people Of NE Ualssd ssass n
fsw asys and which viI sdvocass ~ folisslv No.
sarss:-- n .tsN sg
1vs -rhs immsdisss rssumpsion u spssss psymsnss,
y b snssssd By foreign loaa - prspessd ~ Nm -
Dsssnbss, 1874. This be beisves eaa - ooselnst =
rssabocks s4usi = cola, = ass eur oa1tena bek eur
fssey aa1 Cd dsposio 4 " national tnakA I'd Dul
g. ssss ss:ssl 80 &. = q oss $500 -
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PAIN xNNIHTLAr0R cures Caiarrh, liberation o. The
beware OF brown or tinted - M a.4t
A'-omc' q Ss shs ASYLUM.
L.. y. zach devote but v .insis dollar and hi. ..ya
va! afford the ds.esd sodisrs home. and our eouaav
i" send S iSs Ssscn HS We circular d
:.s
more than four hundred pianos entered for compositions
:h Sas To- Ea:
York. pft ss...,....s g..ss,+..k sA
s ~ . "A. sSss wsss
%.a: ss o :s aas ana and
ye. d,ssovs:d Tor positively restoring gray 4.
color a.S for all wsssnss ss o. n s ;s. EssSnf
s sos sss a IL .''' s a's1d :;
70! n:z y sTs ssHsrssss :ss sssss
street.
~ss h: ss D,. s.t /: e:
Gus. Factory 81 Barclay street. M 4sf
s.s Drug 81 Sa ss: s..I k:s
m ss:s q Gss 's s.s sss Is
way.
. A. sss q Rsc ana
surs At greatly reduced pricss xpprs sas n,o.a~, -,
Fearful Slaughter or Fine WeoIIens..EreUce,
ua f.SlDsa: ios former p
: q. LOCKWOOD. oeS Broadway (ketropoitsn Hotsp.
A"cO oS'' Wholesale and RETAIL q ~
speciality. At O. l. 1 j. B. KELTY's, ~ Broadway.
Ssss . j Sasss. s soorHss
UP for incident the period of teehlng u
children. II relieves the child from pain cures WIND cole
child gives 70 Tho mother Thirvnve cenA oosue
% surg . M wiNsLows SOOTHING SYRUP
Having the FAC smie Of "Curtis and Perkins
side wrapper All others arc base mutations.
N,Is.s. dSsasry d SIssris
every sokstG Prizes osshed and Information fns-
TAYLoR CO., >Banksr. 10 wall strsss New vorA. n
opee on 4. AZ. AZ D ssy
X. A. LEWIS, lcs, 100, i62 Chatham st.. New YORK.
Can early to avoid delay.
-. Is stli for Knox. ,,-..-.S 5.
peopei For good AT IL blessing and
better one be purchased than At the establish
FURs this kably superior quail
iy, OF variety and offered ~ fAr price 70 SUIT A
purchasers.
A KkLTys curtain store, 80 Broadway
Is 81 +
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SPECIAL 1tllGsAS 10 The HERALD.

9'IcNL 'titUfrW ~ INC hENRLu
News From the seat oi War-Euttic Between
the Pnpnl Troops aud the Command OF Me-
notti Garibnldi-The Pope's Soldiers Driven
I'm Disorder.
FLORENCE, Oct. 15-P. M.
The latest despatch from tn Papal provinces
In the south, dated yesterday (Monday) evening,
say that detachment OF the Pope's army, made
up for the most part OF cavalry and artillery,
had q short time before assaulted the town Of
Verola, where the insurgents were concen-
trated in force under the command Of Mcnotti
Garibaldi, who is now Generaissimo Of the
troops Of the "Parsy OF a. ion" by virtue
+, Of commission delegated to him from his
father, the General.
A sharp engagement ensued after the attack,
which ended in the deieas o. the Papal troops
After obtaining tie first advant &c the Carl
baldians advanced from the town, and the
retiring soldiers of His Holiness vera driven to
Monte Maggiore in disorder.
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A M U S E M E N r S.

Theatre FrRncais-.Ln Graude Ducisesse.
Tost6e forgot her coid donned her rich dresses last
night, took the sabre de dye in her hand aud Gang
aud acted in style that surpassed her performances be-
fore cold compelled her to leave the for couple
Of nights Every seat ned and the toettes in the
boxes were expensive and proportonately brilliant
Fritz rose from common soldier to general usual,
and kept In good humor all the Baron Grog, the
knight of the ruefu countenance and nimitable bow
Baron Puck, the fussy diplomaist; Prince Paul, the
overgrown schoolboy, with his idioc "Ho lal ha Ia /"
General Boum, specimen Of many OF our Ore eaters,
de-camp. and little Wanda, the artless country girl.
seemed TO feel the influence Of Tostees reuvenaed Gre
and elan and became cancanish under tho exharating
effects Of the sparkling music. Today u matinee Of
La Grande Duchesse.
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r & o - -
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.
The PAPAL STATES.
spEtal rtLEssas 70 TIE HERALD.

SPttAl ItkSnhsN " tHS HtdAl0.
The Revolutionary Campaign Against the
Pope-Daiiy Observation-Disclosures Reports
and Claims OF Victory.
QUEENS HOTEL, LONDON, Oct l5-3 P. M.
The latest reports received in this city from
the seat Of war in the Pontiiical territory state
that skirmishes continue to take place between
the italian revolutionary invaders, aided by
native insurgents aud the forces Of the Pope,
ct many points Of conflict.
The actual situation, military and diplomatic,
OF the Italo-Roman complication rema MS IN
changed.
The accounts By telegram and mail, Of the
Sighting, and its probable results, are very con-
dieting. As is the ease in the commencement
OF almost every contest 1T arms-great or less
both sides claim to have obtained advantages
No very important enc agements have, how
ever, taken place, and the fghng is of rather
a desultory character--the regolutionsts NOV
ing, for the most part quickly from one
available point 10 another, and the Papal
troops marching after or Ii flank of them, as
seems best TO their comm nd rs
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MAR YLAND.

Review Of the First Division of the Maryland
National Guard by Governor SWAMI.
BALTIMORE, Oct Is 1867.
Governor Swami, with his stan, to-day reviewed the
First division OF tho Maryland National Guard MAJOR
General Bowerman commanding The review took place
line two baitalions OF cavxlry, three companies
artillery without guns, and nine regiments OF infantry,
comprIsins from i've 70 six thousand men. They pa
raded through Baltimore street, which densey
packed with people 70 witness tho military display,
which was . very brilliant one. The Guard pre-
like veterans Shouts and cheers aud waving
Of greeted them at ovory step. Tho day
was bright and sparkling one and the city very
gay and Joyous appearance. Not an incident occurred
10 mar the pleasure OF tho holiday In which all classes
heartily Joined, and the throng was immense.