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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

THE LONDON MONEY MARKEr.-Lospos, Oct. 2c-Even-
Ina. COnsOs closed irmer. at 81 7l6 for ,nev Ame
rcan sscurtesNo teegraphic advces OF The 25h have
been received from America. and tho following quota
tons arc given without knowledge Of the condition OF
she New York markct:--United States ve.tEenties
6s 1915; Illinois csntras, 70; Erie Railway shares,
49,.
LIVERPOOL CoTroS MARKET - TvKRpooI, Oct 20
Evenne-The cotton market closed quiet at the follow
ing quotations -Mddling upands SD, midtlng Or
leans 9<d The sales OF the day foot up 600 bales
LrvKRPooL BREADsruvrs MARKET. --LrvERroor, Oct.
2s-Evening Tho market has been firm tbroughous
the day and closed at the following prces-Corn new
mixed Wes ern 49s Cd per quarter. Wheat, California
white, 16x Sd. per centai: red Western, las Sd per
Genital Oats 3s 1od per as lbs. Barley nominal; 5s
3D. per 60 lbs Peas, SIS per quarter for Canadian.
LivrRpooL FRovrsioSs AARKEr.-LivERroor, Oct 26-
Evening 3D. lower; American. SIS. 50. per cwL
Bacon, SIS per cwt for new chsese-Amercan. SIS.
per cwl for midding Beef-Extra prime mess 1l5s.
or DO. Pork-Prime city mess lis per bbl
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKEr.-llvsRPoot, Oct 90
Evening. -Rosip-- ommon Wilmington 9S and me-
dunn American 12s. per cwt TalIow-Amencan AS
Cd Spirits turpeuiiue 27s. Petroleum, Is Id. for
spirits and In 50. for refined per gallon
LONDON MARxyrs-Losp9s, Oct 26-Evenng.-Sugar
closed quiet 26s for No. IL Dutch standard. Lin.
seed-Cruds Calcutta, 6ss 3D. per quarter Lnseed
cakes. ell per ton. Linseed oil, G40 10s per ton.
Whale OIL Gao per 25 2gaons Sperm oil, els per ton
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DISASTER N TIVE Haasoa.

AJ~s~et sunk aud rarce Lives host.
The y sop David sands Captain William Coleman.
loaded nsh brick, bound TO Red Hook, While passing
down ID bay and when opposite the fort at Governor
Island about two O'Clock yesterday morning, was run
into dpset by the steamship Leo, Of the Savannah
line fine Sands was struck abai tho forward hatch
way, causing the sIoop to sink almost immediately
Three OF tho crew Of the sands named respectively
Jamos Hazard fpar. OF the vessen, Samuel y.
Good nan and Thomas Charity coored), drowned
Haxg ard and Charity resided IN Pou-hkeepsie and Good
man IN No 1burg Tue captain Was saved by swimin NJ
20 til steamer and his brother who could not swim,
man rcd 10 keep himself aoat until ropo thrown
10 MIN Tho sands sunk In about eleven fsthoms or
wabeif The bodies OF the drowned men were not
rcd
III q Following is tho statement of Captain Dearborn, Of
the steamship Leo In reference 10 the catastrophe As
tho steamship Leo coming into the East river at
two, clock this Sunday morning, she collidsd with
the sloop David sands OF Fishk Tho sioop sunk.
an three OF her drowned tho captain and his
br other being saved by the lco's boat. Two others
IL fnpcd into tho sloops boat bull did not cast OF the
, Inter. and went down with the soop. One man
amped overheard and drowned The cause OF tho
oson was on account OF the sloop ncgectng her side
lights Az tho time OF the collision the steamers
glncs were stopped and reversed. Captain Dearborn
hailed the sloop, and told her To keep on III she had
done 90 u would have prevented the collision
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DOMESTIC mlsCsLllsi.<

Nj Jacob Harwck ST. died recently al me resocnco
o. bis son Jacob HarHics Ir, two nte5 sst - LeNis
town. IN. Deceased WAS nupdfed AL eisht yeais
old sick in his life. and died fro ga age
The Kankakee tIu.l Gassse states FRAT ord Walker
has been hsei lie is he individual vac - 70
Gently i.rred in thai town as the hcir or - hisnS
estate, ~ OF letters and original d s1ncuI
including wilt, swlDded tie peopIs out o. sS'efaa
thousand dollars, for whch he was noged ~ Js.
a rnmor prevails that Walkers money mas cSme 20
time and he is preparing TO SEE mp n style
A very SUCCESSFUL breeder o. shs- horns n stnrris-
town, Macon county, M. has pUe2.etes tne SIN %
81 800 in premiums AWARDED 10 MS herd AZ Slste anS
county fairs ths sesspn.
embark costing $40 900 IN heiny beiit aisg
the Illinois syer opposite caiicotos, al sas mead VI
Peoria lake.
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AMvss MsaIs.
Steiuwny fluH.

The arss symphony soirc6 took place this hall
Saturday night before fair audience The Ino.
gramns consisted OF Bachs in D. Mo- ), the intro.
ducton third act Of Cherubinis Msdea and two
movements, allegro moderate aud ondote naoo
from schuhert's unfinished synphony in minor.
Madam Rosa sang arias. Mr. Thomas TO have
tho same enthusiasm for Robert schumsan and Franz
Schubert Herr Mann displays At the Crystal Palace
concerts in London HiB programme generally contains
one OF the Of either poser TIE symphony in
minor composed shc 1922 and " Ter ircshcr
and musical than probably any orchestral work
since brought before tho public We cannot bat believe
THAI Schubert began waiting this symphony IN very
roierato is Infectious The sentiment pervsding The
movement Is sad beyond expression. We can only
lken IL TO the innocent pratte OF child IN the
midst Of . chamber OF sickness, ot the signica-
ton Of which tho csid is ignorant, although
IL nncoascously In huen3ed by the snrroundingS II
would be- difficult To End moro spontaneously lovely
meiodic phrase, and Is apy thai Il should be so brief
and syanescent. ThH andante IL charming movement
also Tue two thenAes accompanied by syncopated
harmony for the sUNns qoarte Vhe double bass Being
different beauties u melody. fne rst Is entrusted TO
the caronct and tae second to she osos Both themes
Identical except as regards ths colnrng OIL the
acco1npanimcnt The manuscript of this symphsay was
discovered about two ears since and has been seldom
PLAYED even in Earope IL found by Homesberger
NJ Vienna and is undoubtedly the best OF schubert 8
works. II very aneiv played on Saturday night.
The foun SUNDAY concert crowded last night.
Weber b. n, Stuck, Mozar.. Rossm, I.szt and De
Meyer wsr, represented Nine. Lurnisy, an excellent
from GlncI rs orpheus and Non rs Acsia Messrs De
Meyer anil Carl Rosa played the first his Trovatore
fantasia nd the second Bachs cAaconns. Thomas
oschsstrs q. W. Colby also assisted
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Prom the Trenton STATIC Gazette, Oct %
The nerhbOrhooc OF Hanover street startled
terday ~ the announcement that George * Runyon,
formerly clerk at the Trenton House, and
cpntly NJ the store Of rager a. katzenbacb. bad
com nittrd suicide. The circumstances OF this cad
affair 1e learn to I've these:--Mr Runyon has been
rather 10 = melancholy mood for some time, grow.
IN Out OF domestic dicnties, and perhaps the want %
s.eadv employment Yesterday morning he was sitting
n INC The harroom OF the Naonai Hotel IN Hanover
street where he boarded reading newspaper, Al ten
orIocs lie got NJ and In walking about the
door made The remark thai he 'was roing 10 he'll
and had aircady purchased bis Ticket bus no one
seemed 10 regard the remark with any seriousness
short after bio c0crsd waiter 20 dras store
for ounces OF audannm. IL was procured a0eilsi
and handed 10 bir Hnrvou, who was stiing near VIC
stove. lie unroled' the paper cohianing tie bottle
examined Il and rubbed OF the label ihs was seen by
the colored man, who engaged IN Working about
toe room, lie placed the bottle on the stove and IN
minutes picked u up and drank ABOUT one.hai Of H.
Sill. the coloed thought but little about " and yet
he looked nj him With surprise. but concluded thai he
had probably taken but hte Mr. Rubyon walked about
the little who and then sat down aud soon fell
ssoep colored tried get HIM 70 20 10 bed and
with tho aid OF another person cot him 10 CO. thsy sup
posing him 70 be under the influence OF liquor, an hs
had hsan drinking rather freely for somc days.
The colored man up 70 bis room. and observ1
some frohng about tho mouth, came down stairs An
told the eeper that hsre something thu vsie
With George physician who stops al The house va
called up ssSuA liz raised ais head and fiaa the w
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The a4sion was to the Cincinnati Enquirer, which Or
namentea' ITS columns with rooslerA
An exuk ing Western democrat says:-"rhe Ohio DO
mocracy ha,v Chased one presidential ssprant on tho
track and hava waded Into another terribly; and they
both have bee, or viii DO pretty well yaiiandghsm-
mered."
The Illinois Sat, Register says that old man. standing
the So, inghsd the other day addressing
crowd the sabeC, Of politics. said, when asked what
lac thought OF the ssrc that he thought tho niger
big thing He sal 4 ne had lived to SEQ tho Niger
break up the old VIII party to which ne belonged bad
him divide and distract tho democratic party, had
him cause torn bic civil had seen him break
up the white mans uiou, and had recently seen him
tho defeat Of cpubican party in fennsslsana
aud Ohio and hoped 10 TO see him defeat ruin and
anniha.e the radicals in the presidential election next
year.
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OHIO.

Railroad Accident mt Xenia-CoIIIsion Be-
tween n Freight and PASSENGER Trnin-The
Baggage Car and One Passenger Car
Barn-d-Oue Man Burned 10 Death and
Several Injured
CINCINNATI, Oct q, 1867.
The passenger train the Little Miami road,
to this city, met with serious accident last night at
Xenia within hundred and Nifty yards OF tho depot
freight had just arrived and the switch left
OPEN The passenger train into the caboose Of the
freight ran the engine OF the passenger running
tho freight and throwing the caboose upon the
wood box The shock great that several OF the
cars were smashed The baggage car was carried
directly into the first passenger The wreck took
Ere at and the wood boz, Baggage passsn
ger and the caboose OF freight train almost
entirely consumed
One in the passenger car George Bass, or Xsnia
was disabled and caught In the wreck and burned to
death. HIS cries heard the flames but rescue
impossible.
Another passenger, John b. Hampton, had . leg
jured There were five men the engine, and but ono
OF them injured, and he only received slight cut
the hand.
The baggage WAS almost entirely destroyed by the
fire. When the train bearing the passengers to this city
left, after about hours dstention, fragments Of
charred trunks and clothing saturated with water were
being taken from the wrecg. The baggage well
loaded and the damage Is heavy.
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THE WEATHER The past week hiss exhibited nnu
sua variation in maximum heat being
represented by 6s 80 Fahrcnhe in shaded open and
the minimum by 81 so under the circumstances.
The warmest hour OF week SUNDAY last
O'Clock in the afternoon and the COOLEST on Thursday
October 2i nj six O'Clock in tho morning. The mean
of the week has been Indicated by 81 81
Fahrenheit for Monday SIS So for Tuesday, ~ 81
49, for Saturday. The m,oimnm rse Of barometer
occurredat o'clock the asternoon OF Tuesday,
rainy day. aud marked at ~ 070 Tho maximum
seven o'clock in the morning ON Thursday
and was indicated by 305I2. There has been period
OF actual rain during the week OF live hoars and twenty
nine minutes, rain falling tho depth OF OILS inches
The velocity oe wind occurred during the storm
of Tuesday AID Wednesday and WAS equasto 81 ~ miles
per hour
THE GARKoTTrsc SsAsos OrrNEo.-A Mrs. Farley,
siding street b.twccn First and Second
a,enues while passing through toe above street,
Third Avenue Saturday evening" attacxed by two
men, OF whom put his hand ter rr,uih 10 pre-
oncres While the other robbed hos Of her gold
wach II ~as att .ards found in the street by some
cit zens had given Villains and who
turned IL to her.
ARRIVAL or rnE FRgScn SIoor-or-wAR BoUyKr.-The
French soop-of- Boavet, Captain Couns de Mont
pczat arrived this harb0r Saturday morning, fran
Bangor Maine. having reached taere from sydney,
Cape Breton tho Same day the French steamer
Phegeton, which arrived hero dayor two previously,
lett the harbor for tho Navy Yard for repairs Tho
Bouvet will remain in this harbor the Battery
raj weeks The following il list OF her officers Cap
tain. Count do Montpegat; Lcutsnant Drouart do
Lezey second Leutcnants, Cog Coreii and Lszoi Sw.
geon, Fourier
ouARAsrrsx There hsve been no arrivals Quaran-
tine for the past days or ships from infected ports.
and there are at present ships cleansing
hospital ship will be brought up to-day 10 Eric basis,
Red Hook, for the winter.
NEW YoRK FIRExES's ASSOCIATION. "A special meeting
OF this association IBID Saturday evening to tako
action relative TO an appeal made by the Frcmeu's
Charitable Association, or Houston Texas tor pecuniary
assistance committee appo'ntsd TO receive Sub
scriptions-
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MASS ACHUSETTS


Assault on n State Constable-The Assnilnnt
Shot In the Leg and Arrested-A Woman's
Throat Cut in the street in Boston.
BosroS Oct 81, 1857
IL 80 O'Clock, r. NJ
The popular feeling against the state consabuary
came having ano her fatal illustration this
ning. man named Thomas Kelly struck one OF the Of
ncials named Thomas Preston, the corner Of Ire
mont and Boyeson streets and then rapidly away.
The constable pursued him and fired three Shots the
last OF which took effect in OF Kelly's legs The
wounded was taken into custody and II Is probable
warrant will DC issued for Constable Pres, ons arrest
Mrs Helen smith. who hives in Oxford place. was
night who blindfoded her and then cut her throat in
nictin- probably fatal wound The thinks IL
was her husband, with whom she had not been living
for
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The radicals say thai General Rogers candidate for
Navor OF Buffalo, vs. not rich enough hold the Office.
General Rogers printer and was foreman in the
B.ao Cori, once before the on the nrst call 70
arms he assisted in raising aud was elected colonel Of
the nrs, Buffalo regiment-tne Twenty-nrst Under hts
command IL participated with honor in the battles Of
Rsppansnnocs station, Groye'on second Bun Rum
cbantl,y sonth Mountain, Anlle,am and Fredcricks-
burg. Ho HIS been Auditor 0, The city, aud viii make
an excelsn, Mayor
The Dayton Iohlo Journal claims TO have information
ths, yalsndighsm has secured the support Of ma
lor,y OF the democratic members OF the Legislature.
The pis,sburg Commercial tradicaD thinks that Gen
sral Mcclellan is still competent TO organize dvReat OF
the democratic party as ably as either pendlson OF
Seymour.
An IrIshman Grained tina, the election Of General Cary
In ohio had chszpsnsd the price Of provisions, alleging
that he bad purchased dozen hns fowls FOX oss css
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WASHINGTON.
WAsmyGros, Oct. 81, 1867, |
u:30 O'Clock 4. Al. 4

WASHINGTON, Oct. 81, 1901
LEO O'Clock r. H. !
Tho consressiSsni Committees.
The Sub COMMITTEES Retsencsnent Is tho only Con
grcssionaI ms,te session here 1here is
truth IN the report that the recommended
secretary McCuoch 10 suspend superintendent Clarke
OF the printing division Of the treasury Department,
during the investigation OF his bureau.
The sub-Commiltes OF the Judiciary will have one
more session To- morrow and will then adjourn until the
meeting Of the Judiciary Committee chs 30.h OF next
month.
The Ordnance Smelling Committee has adjsurncd
until Wednesday next whsr Generals Butler and Logan
are expected.
The committee 30 examine into tho Assassination OF
Mr. Lincoln OF which Gen raj Batter chairman will
convene 1t Is expected, about the lrst OF next month
Inc committee to investigate the treatment OF Union
prisoners Of war Mr. shanks chssnan will not
be before the opeuog Of Congress-
Secretary Stewards Dipiou,s,tic Corrcspcnd-
SECRETARY Seward has just completed bis diplomatic
correspondence, and it will DO pld in the hands OF
the printer Tomorrow Tue day. II s volum-
nous a it was last year. and will be contained in three
volumes
The Annual Report Of the Secretary Of the
Treasury.
The annual report OF Secretary McCuilocn for the s.
viii. II IS said DO to the President, The 1s OF
November II was stated to-day that as soon The
annual report OF the secretary the hands or the
President the strong forces arrayed opposition Mr.
McCuloch have determined pull altogether in
the work OF procuring change that department
Address Of the Republican Congregational Ex-
ccutiye Committee.
The Union Republican Con grcssional Executive Com
mtce have just issued address the people OF the
states that arc 10 vote in November.
Affairs In Observation-Disclosures Rcturns-An-
other Sensation-S25.OOO Reward for the
Assassination Of Judge Underwosd aad
Ilunnicutt.
Information from Richmond, Va, this evening states
that from reports OF registering officers received mill
tary headquarters this time thirty
tives and itythree radicals been elected the
convention. or the last twenty 1--we negroes There
are nineteen districts yet to hear FROM II thought
that Underwood will be president OF the Convention.
John L. harye Jr the ablest returned to the
vention, will not bo permitted take his
he held the office OF Mayor OF Fredericksburg before the
war. Tho convention will msot early IN December.
handbill offering SOS 900 for the assassination OF
Hunncutt Underwood Co. gotten up, it is believed.
BY tho radicals, found the Of Richmond
this morning.. This, it would SEEM evidently in
tended Offset the letters OF the negro vigilance
committee ordering certain citizens tho CITY,
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NEW YORK CITY.
COURT CALEani R-THls oAY.

Supreme Court, Iircnit-Part 1.
Held BY Judge lnIraham.
The Oyer and Terminer wall 10 IN session. NO ctvl
supreme Court-CIrcuf S-Pnris = and 3.
Adjourned for Il nc term
Sapreme Comri-~p, .cial Term.
Adjourned TO Move nber
Supreme Court-Ch ,nmbers.
Held by Judge suihe rand.
Court opens as ten O'Clock ~ caen rcAed sttweVe NJ
Reserved cases
Nos. Ma
4s-Moore achooey lgl--wee VS. Chaplin.
7U-Patlerson blOuni-r. l9s-Saiss non Va tall.
S2--tirover vs.. Strong. 1l3-tsfpy. vs. swan.
s9-Halgarten VI. Lane lSn-tottsc balk VI. Iorn.
9J-linigtren Lane. -b2-LaSher vs. lasher.
9i--Ross uaion Pscifi; sft-foshay ~ Johnson
Railroad Co., r. d. 2I5-Daiy " : Etics on.
92-Buter vs. Iappan. 2ef-bruce v q frcr
llU-tn re Propeller jack 3ls-lurtis lie Courcey.
Jewett. 3iS-wimerd Agvs bernst
lI4-Austine Crowley. a35--Mnyer National H.
Educational Park Bank press IT ans 70
Campbell. Cal 31--Akin -. Martin
Superior Courr--Tvsai Ternw.
Adjourned FOR tho term.
Common Piens-Trial Tcrms.'
Adjourned fer the tesm.
0larine sourt-Trias Ter1.
HELD by Judge Cross
Court opens at teiro scuck A. ~.
1870 -Geoshegan vs. New. .tg,<-Brvan w Puruy
man. 2Ns-El.w S0snuskf.
Mayer Richardson. 2i5s,--tot-schafa u. Blsyer
Latner Simmons. 2s6---Censral Park 60
Haughwout Bal B.vecker street, &C.,
Raoroac Go.
- Kruger w. Nehemiah 2a7iS-schrosiorvs schaefert
North Corning. 2ssis-Talpa ningnmn-
2n Baker kuster. 2s9ta-Reiiy vs. kngnau.
IsIH-Baunn vs.. King 25Ds5-Leroy vs.. uainDlen.
l2ln-Waiter vs. kiior,n. 2olis-Man. H. n n. Co. W
Green Gctgeruau4 WeicAmAu-
Campbell ~. Moore
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NORTH CAROLINA.

Meeting In Raleigh I'm Opposition 60 the Con.
gressiouaI Plan Of Reconstruction.
RALEGn, Oct. q, 1867.
A large and enthusiastic gathering assembled at the
Court House here Saturday night in response 10
call published in the city papers IL was a simple out
pouring Of the people without regard TO party all po
ica compilations being represented The meeting was
organized by eecting A. N. Bedso president. A. =
Merrymsn addressed the meeting in long and elaborate
argument against the Congressional plan Of reconstrue
ton Resolutions adopted declaring their
constitution aud 10 evil liberty Delegates we're
appointed TO attend tho County Convention which Is 10
meet here on Thursday
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a Gsi and Her Dad TILES the Faint

sMy rai said the old 'hss bag. bad sos on her
knee bsru than years We tries al things
and bad and y now ~ big ~ my ns..
all the time. Sias temghL No put on
with a brush Pain Paint In weeks scfc Was
there; a ALI there left All pan ana
the paint She put on n,e Paint twcoa Gay
or days.
The Old piles bad Cor YEARS He put on the
PANT ZOO IN one sex tic piles gonss got hoU
and at the hfst paint. -.
Faks cnfse ten times miles each " iotry the Paint
Jh,~ slrauye c,,rr PAIN r,ISr H. pitt a brush.
f,.c ~ ~ i urht ct. with cent
purse have all pain ny froi you - once a.
~ WnicoTI-s Office lTl chatham a nanA York.
ali other phs scisn- have giyan up Nonr ea~a -
Tnis curious Paint. which leaves tain, ~ Jduas an
hea. inflammation rapidly Dnd oFSp1sa eiost
Instantly sold by all druggists at .-nts. " cantA
81 81 per bottle
Iarse bottles hold eight 81 bottles. !.
ur inventor OF IN NJ ck ftaOnArh
remedy. best Catsrrh and Cnds in he lead
WULcolTs INSTANT PAIN ANNIHli ,AToks. 1osoh
non. b2t pure white wrappers.
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IVtiGaFo.
Mls.hi,man ae,rve 4 me yr, and Acting Third 40.
sisiani Ensinser George w. Es OF the saco, have re-
sgned.
~yr.
Second Assistant Eng uesf' William PoiAru, ~ -
Naierse, has been dismissed
bErAcazp AND ,RpERsp.
Second Assistant Eggnssr A. sph DunD.r ~ oru1 su
20 the Norfolk Navy Yard AZ Third assistant En-
gineer George Disney 10 ordcrc, 10 tho saco Ch'es
Engineer David Bsascom5 Is de, seAea iroh ihe ion
sacola Navy Yard and ordered 10 experimental duty Al
Boston. Acting Ilrst slant Enk tneer onsre-
sion ana Second Assistant Engineer sm -, ~
detached from dety ecDuect " "ha NO isSa
taqAa ana ordered ~ Tho conLsocooeN
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Ppoor or Issocxscr AFTER BEING HANGED --On Sum
DAY. the 10th inst Rochelle, sermon Will be preached
by elder smith, the occasion OF the dts ntsrment
OF the rsmains OF the late Thomas u. Burke, and
oval 10 another grave and burial OF The Thomas
D. Burke was hanged at Rochelle. on the 10th June,
1891 for sryonl AZ The same time and place sasfac.
tory exposition will be made OF the unfortunate tragedy
transacted at that time, by John Copsey sr who CLAWS
W BE- brother Of the uufertanss nsn>-Orseon (opls
sounfr. ~. A RerQr,s
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AT ToULoN.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 70 THE HesALn

Sailing Of the French Iron.Cinds-Tr0ops
60 Follow Observation-Disclosures Preparations
Active.
ToULoS, France, Oct 26-P. NJ.
The French feet Of iron-clad war vessels destined
der an imperial order at six O'clock this morning.
The troops which were designated to operate in
defence of the Holy See on the occasion of the
camped near the town since, are again in motion
and are to embark and sail for the Papal terri
tory Immediately.
war material on board of transport vessels with
great activity.
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CANDIDA.

Omar Pn-ha Relieved Of Comnsand-Inprovc.
mrnt In the Administration.
PARIS. 0c, ,26-Eveping
Dispatches from CcnstantincpIe state that a change
mas been made in The administration Of the island OF
Gambia.
Omar Pasha has been relieved OF the command there
and ordered to tho Danube and Hussen Pasha
commissioned TO succeed Omar Pasha Governor OF
Gambia and Of tho military forces
in the Island.
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FRANCE.
SPECIAL TElfGSaM 70 TIE HERALD.

SftJEL TtItEh4M To TIE HEEALU.
Napoicou's Order 10 the Roman Revolutionary
Force.
PARIS, Oct. 2T-Egening.
The Moniter issued yesterday evening an
Snounces to the public, in its official column. that
in view OF the fresh invasion of the Papal terri
tory and the renewal Of the attempts of the revo-
lutionists on Rome the Emperor Napoleon has re.
peated his order for the force Of expedit;onary
troops already mustered at Touon to embark for
the Roman waters.