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Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-07-06
BORN.

In Mokelumne Hill, July Sd, 1867, the
wife of ID. S. Bates. of a son.
AT French Hospital June 29th 1867, the
wife of Mons. Vandell of a daughter.
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LEGISLATIVE TICKET.

For State Senator,
HON. n. G. SAWYER,
Of Mokelumne Hill.
For Assemblymen,
T. S. BEVER, Of Rich Gulch.
M IT. COLLIER. of ], est Point.
ISAAC .aYER, Of M,uphys.
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Hcckcndorm Gold and 81

MINING COMPANY.-Blue Mountain Dis
trict, Calaveras County, California.-NO-
TICE.-The annual meeting of the Stock
holders of the above named Company, for the
election of Trustees, to serve for the ensuing
year. will be held on Thursday, July 18th.
1867. at O'Clock p. NJ, at the office OF the
Company. By order of the President
5. l.. PRINDLE, Secretary.
Mok. Hill. July lst, 1867. jy6:Zw.
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For Constable.

l.. B. MATTHEW'S announces himsel as a
candidate for reelection TO the Office Of
Constable, in Township No. 6. Calaveras
County
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DIED.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
T EsT OF LETTERS ksEMAyN.

ESn Oh IL Il EEkS kSESa AHEs
4 4 ing in the Post Office at Mokelumne
Hill, June 30th, 1867:
Andrew, John Hay, David C
Ammon, George Hubbard, Robert
Brlttion. ID Il Long. Mary A
Brasfield, l Z Lane, D l.
Browning. VIM McGregor. A
Baker. Isaac Il Miner. James
Bosh, George N Mosher. VIC
Bassey. John Ptirce Geo "
Battle, Frank Paoet. l. Dow
rrial, Mike Robirson. WO
Cummings, james Searl>. Mrs Sarah
Garfield. Schult, G
Campbell. J d Steel. John
Fo,ey, Philip Turner, Abraham
Carat. l. Vadrike. Helen W
GOss. l. Willis. William II
Gebhardt, &c Wilson, James
Foreign.
Franci, Giovanni A Julien. Romuald
Furrer, Reuagliato. Nino
Fontana, Giuseppe ZIrate. Felipe
Garsia. Eafarl
WILLIAM INNES, Postmaster
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VIZ AR DECTa.AE:2A RED ]
On
A-1 1gI2 Prices 2
GLAD TIDINGS or GREAT Joy"
GREAT ATTR ACTION
AT THE FASHIONABLE
DRY G0ODSEMPORIUIiI
Main Street, Mokel1mne Hill.
MRS. R. Adams,
FORMERLY MRS. II. KRAFT.]
WOULD RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE
W to the citizens OF this place that she has
just returned from San Francisco. where she
has purchased. and is now in the receipt of
a large and carefully selected assortment OF
DPy & q O g $
OF ALL KINDS, INCLUDING
Silks, De Lains, French and American
Prints: Domestics of all Colors. Styles
And Prices &; Ladies', Misses, and
Childrens' Hats Caps and Bonnets;
Ladies and Gentiemen's Hose Shawls
Mantillas, Nets Laces and Ribbons
Ladies', Misses, and Boys Boots aud
Shoes Mattresses, Blankets and Pillows.
Together with sll other articles usually kept
FIRST CLASS DRY GOODS STORE !!
Calicos,
good quality,
Syards for 81. Mer-
rimacs good quality. i
yards for 81. French Cal.
icoes (yard wide) bits yard.
Bleached Cotton Cloth (Lawnsdalel
bits yard. Do. (N: Y. Mills) 20 cts.
yard-unbeached. accordingly. Dress
goods Qatest styles Of all kinds. from 2 to
bits yard. Dress goods on hand, sell
ing at cost. Hats-trirmed and un-
trimmcd-of all styles. Hats ready
trimmed from bits to finest
kind for s.. The new style
of hoop skirts, and all
kinds of ladies'
shoes, CATERS
etc.
Calicoes yards for 81 co.
Delaines 20 to 25 cents per yard.
French Mcrino 5 10 bits
Ladies' and chldren's S shoes fin 81 so
to IS GO.
Opera hoods 81 So and So.
Break fast shaws made hy land
Large assortment OF Ladies' hats and bon
nets.
Purchasers are invited to call and exam
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SEE THE FOLLOWING LIST OF PRl-FS

Ayers. Bristol's, Brandreth's. Mofatt's
Motifs Nrighs's. and other patent pills, Is
cents per box. Hollow ay's pills and oin;-
ment' 81 cents. Sarsaparillas, 81 and 81 IS
per bottle.
Ayers Pectoral. Jayne's medicines. and all
o'her paten' medicines usually kept in well
regulated store, at the same reasonable rates.
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the State Central Committee speaks for
itself:
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Physicians and Druggists

VIII find it greatly TO their advantage 70
give me call before sending their orders
elsewhere
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Chemicals,
Paint, Oils,
EarRiisEa, Brushes.
kerosene.
window Glass. etc,

ali OF which having been selected un'eY HI,
oWn supervision. he is enabled 10 offer TO tbs
Pno'lc at a small advance GU Sau Francesca
prices: Neighboring
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ANNOUNCEMENTS,

All Candidates nouncements mnst be
accompanied with FIVE DOLLARS. without
which no notice will be taken of them.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

Orci-,ea of Judge Brvru mt Chnri.s,.u
the Validity 81 "a Jury Pnnei-Iio Decides
that President Johnson In Incompetent TO
Hind CONGRESS TO Restore states IN the
tho Uniou-Thc Recoustrnction Acts of
Congress the Conasiiultsn and Supreme
Law Of the state.
CHARLESTON, g. c., Oct 10, 1907
Judge Bryan, Of the United States Court, 10 to-
day testing tho validity Of the panel OF Jury drawn Of
voters tax payers Irrespective Of color, decided that
although the acs Of Congress OF 1870 required The
jurors 10 DO drs~n a. prescribed by the Legislature Of
each respective Stase yet that this must be corst
tuted In reference 70 the changes created BY the
He held that Congrsss - now eopsti uted tho
ton q .engre - comforting suffrage upon ths negro
vslid and was tho provisional constitution and law OF
the land He held that President johnson had power
TO restore any seceeIng states tho unioa No
ny u With grave sense Of responsibility was In
competsnt FOR the President By any act o his 10 bind
Congress 70 restore the state 70 tho Union and connect
With by constitutional lgaments and revolutions
He hsd there Wa no legal gcvsrnmens or State con-
tuon In South Carolina and that under the s1sticg
provisional governments the recenssucton acts OF Con-
RrsW we're the supreme law and the consti-
tuition OF the STATE. He Gays there was
any constitution In South Caroline, or legal
state govsrnment then the act Of 1910, commanding
shs Judge accept jurors alone those who arc voters
under che constitution Of the and wse are quail
ned By The ct Of its Legislature, then would BE-
decision o. this qsestoo. and panel shonId have tess
dsA~a - oss Of wno msas bat u osher~s.
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CANADA.

The Organization Of Branches Of the Cestrai
Gsvernm,cat tm Nova rtbstien or
Prixcs M thr Rifle TOnrnnment-Disagre gree.
aaent In the Ministry.
OTTAWA. Canada, Oct 10 1867.
serious disagree has occurred between Mr.
CARTIER the Minister u Militia and Colonel McDouaal
arising from tho questions Of Jurisdiction The latter
~ii probably resign hts position.
The statement In the Montreal Daily Nsscs that Dr.
upper b empowered 10 negotiate with Mr.. How for
seat In the cabinet pscs Of Mr. Archibald denied
on good authority. Mesrs Kennsy aud Archibald arc
charged with the organization Of branches OF the central
government N Nova Scotia
A detachment Of the Rifle brigade now stationed here
70 70 b dssI ched 10 Irecott considerable body OF
she Canadian Rifles lett Kingston for the dsstins
lion yesterday.
Lord MoncE on the Ilth inst distributed nfty four
prizes won 81 rife tournament aud at tho close ads
brief speech IN which he expressed tho hope that II
would be long DO ore tho Canadian would be
called 10 defend their country but urged the cutiva
klon OF military spirit To maintain their liberty
Tue volunteers n0w armed with the best weapons
and able any irregular attack that mar be made
an the borders
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Suspension
MASSACHUSE rs.
SPECIAL TrlssUAms TO TINE HERALD.

Arrest Of Two Of the Alleged Robbers Of the
Bank Of Norway. Mainc-A LON3 Chase
Eject or Tsicves Falling Oat.
Boston, Oct. 10, 1887,
O'Clock r. 81 !
Two or tho robbers who wero engaged ia the robbery
Of the Norway MA,ns bank have arrested this
city, and taken TO Maine for examination They wore
arrested By detective Hunt Of Boston, through Informs
ton furnished him BY William Frazier, barkseper Of the
Uutsd States Hotel Mr.. Frazier bad noticed tho two
parties arrested together with couple Of Others iouRg
Ing about The hotel under Suspicious circumstances and
day ne Discovered them engaged In spirited dis
cuss,oa, dsrsg which accused another Of attempt
the work and run oil The risk. Knives and pistols
we're drawn By the parties. and sos q .hsm
them all would b arrested, and the whole
would DO found out Mr.. FRAZIER reported the faou 70
detective Hunt but whom be TO for them they
we're nm esf Two days ago, however. Mr.. Frazer
found them In su eating house the Worcester de-
pot, but when he had uotiGsd Hunt they again
missing; but " vas sub. eQuenty rtaned that they
bad left kit Of burglars tools In the eating saloon aud
ing the arrest OF two when they called for their mpe.
msuts next day. Both refused 10 give their Names but
VI them V believed 70 DO from New York and the
other has evidently late ly arrived from England There
gang engaged tho late bold robbery Of the Blue Hill
Bank DyrcLcser.
serenads to Members or tho Bosssu Yacht
Club.
BosroS, Oct. 10, 1857
III O'Clock p. n. !
Gilmorss band serenaded some Of the prominso.
members Of the Boston Yacht Club this evening" and AZ
tho close hero was grand festival At the Parker House
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

I'm LosDox Mosrv MARxxr.-IoSpos, Oc. lo-
Evening. Consols sill declining and closed At 93
sof @onSy American securities closed At tho following
satse United States Fivo-tweuty bonds OF. coupons
Ss5le ILLINOIS Central Railway shares Tx; Eric Rail.
way shares 45A; Atlantic aud Great Western oonsoi.
daaed bonds. ak.
rHs FRAsEvR r BouRss -FsArEYonT, Ocl 10 Even
Of 1894
LavsRPooL Corros MARKsr.-Llvnroo.. Oct. 10
Evsu,ng The market closed quiet Of tho folio
sns quotations. sid,ling up ands. sId. middling Or.
leans sxd The sales 0f the day foot up 900 balcs
LvEaiooL bREsDsruvrs MAxK xr--LivsRrooI, Oct
l6-Evenng Tho brsadstuns market closed dull
Corn Ia declining the last sale being made at ass 81
Barley nominal Vt s. 81. Wheat, 17a for California
white and Los. for red Western. Oats "a l0d Peas.
H2A
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKnr--ILvxRrooL Oct. 10
Evening Beef i26,.; pork, lis /; bacon. Asa Cd.
Lard, 65s che,so, 52s
LivKRrooL PRODUCES MARKET. -LLyERrooI, Oct 10
Evening. Rosip-Commop. s. 6i., and medium, 12s.
rAli0w. Ass Cd Spiits turpentne, 27s. Petroleum
In %. tor spirits and Is 3D. for refined.
LONDON MARKEs. -E,HDos, Oct l6--Eveuine. Tho
sugar market closed urn NJ 26s for No IL D. S. Cal.
suita lnseed, 6ss g. Linseed fl0 l5s Linsscd
oil, E40 los Whale OIL E3S Sperm oil. Gig
iHn PErRoikux AARkEL-ASrwxRr, Oct lo--Even
,ng.-Petro cum has declined IT, Standard white
~ quoted 5Sf. 600.
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Rip Van wints has bean DOING 10 She most arts''s
for the past weeks Al the or mpic, and n
any other than good old Dutch sleep la which.
that worthy INDUCED, tho ncssssai and boiseeroaz
laughter or tho looken-on would disturb his sials-
esn and drive all thoughts Of sleep IRON aiH
wary eyeids fog the next decade. Bus shre~
more days remain bsfors lazy. funny "oid Rp''t
viii come down from the Olynplsu hsghen,
and osiaks himself other nslds and pastures nsws
where other engagements impsrAiivey demand hss
prsssso~ All those who fail witness the ninit-
able Joe Je1euoa in tho personaton OF this grssea
character will then awaken 70 Of what they have
lost, and The metropolis will DO deprived Of Of NJ
most popular attractions The house Is crowded nightly
to overlooking with fashionable and appresi-
alive audiences. and tns hearty and unrs-
strained laughter thas resounds throughout he
house from parauss 20 gallery, tho dron sayiogs Of
the muddls Grip" has seldom before been universal
In any theatre this city. Tomorrow evening Mr..
Jefferson will make his bow 70 New York audience
for the last tune this season. and all those who wouii
even have standing room upon HAL occasion should
not fail 70 come early.
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IMPORTANT CONSTITUTIONAL QUESTIONS.

Washington t0ct 15l Correspondence Of The Boston
Hon Francis Thomas stated before the Sub Committee
to-day his compla nts against tho present State govern
OF Marys contsndlns that state government
republican IN form which violated tns cardinal
principle Of spporoning representation according 10
population. He said the Constitution OF Maryland
practically placed the government OF The state Ihe
hands OF minority OF ouethird Of it- people Another
grave question: he sad whether state govern
reorganized bv the United States be superseded
by form OF government created in defiance OF tho
provisions Of the existing ccnsuson, and especially
whether convention called by Legislature in defiance
Of the provisions Of The constitution under which said
Legislature acts, and which convention 10 made up ON
representative basis unknown to tho constitution OF
Of State. Such BODY being clearly revolutionary the
question remains TO 10 the authsfes Of
the United States whether the ortns Of government
guaranteed TO the people Of the ststss 10 changed
according 70 the terms prescribed therein, by which
the United States govsrnmsnt thu State government
and the people Of the State equally hound BY
utonary processes In total disregard Of Of
solemn compsct the determination Of these important
questions will noe only ssct the validity Of the pre-
tended new constitution Of Maryland hut are essential
clear end admitted BY both parties thai Congrsss
NEST b satisfied shss The government OF
. Ssets n republican Ia form, and thss
mas right 10 90 behind the credentials OF senators
and inquire ino the whole subject Tho obligation Of
the government under abe urst clause Of the fourth
section or The art article the United States ccnstu
tos, known - the guarantees clause binding upon
every State In this Upan and 10 therefore cotopeteu
for Congress- nay obligatory upon IT, 70 inquire nio toe
form Of government OF state ~hen peuoncd no W
throssh wSsa Mr. Lawrence. OF ohio trsd'calL good
nstuvsdy remarked thai be would like "a have the
pssent oondton ~ "'s own STATE ukov,ss ,oassd toto
" Consrc~s
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Decoration Of Confederate Graves MT Ricn-
mond-DeclinatiOa Of n CWndidste-Wbs Are
Eiixible Rs Delegates 70 the Convention.
Rcuxosp, Oct. 10. 1861.
The ladies Of tho Oakwood Memorial Association are
holding bazaar 70 raise funds for the purpose Of
atng the graves OF the Confederate dead In the ceme
terry. They very successful
Dr. Alexander Sharp, brother-!naw OF General
Grant, and Postmaster q this city, will publish card Ia
to-morrow's D;spa ch positively declining the nomna-
for the Convention rendered him ~ the moderate
republicans
per county, explains that only persons who entitled
to register eligible To the Convention - deiegsie
person who clerk 70 q county court before tho
tfon o. the United states and afterwards engaged
the sebson, Is not eligible TO she Convention
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WE'LL WORTH KEADTNG-
Who there that not desire 70 BE- always exempeeo
from indgeson-to havo . good Hppcsite. paia -
II this Of who mot thus bssscd -
them try HuSrErfEk'S STOMACH BfrTEKA We guar
that this delightful tonic will restore any seoset
however weak, 10 healthy condition; that u wa orsee
appetite aud give permanent vgor 70 ~
whole system Tho isebs and emaoased suffering err.
Of their bodily and mental comfort " try II
Ladies' OF the delicate constitution testify TO ~ harm
less aud lis restorative properties Pm cAns wtoces
Disguised with the adulteaiod liquors OF commoros, 80
scribe Il the
SAFEST AND MOST RELIABLE
OF all somachics. Its effects instananeou II dos
require virtues reazad-
Thousands sit down their meals void Of appetite esng
does positive harm Instead Of strengthening the syste
IL variety of ailments which end la conhrsd
HOsrETTER's STOMACH BirTERs
taken regularly before meats will prevent alt thus
New York ohicc. 20 Deg street.
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LOUISIANA.

Removals from once In Jefferson CITY and Sc.
Gandry Parish-Yeilow Fever Rapidly
AbatiBs.
NEw ORLEANS, Ia, Oct. 10, 1857
SPECIAL order No. 162 removes the Sheriff and Clerk
OF the Fourth Judicial District Court OF the parish
Of 81. Landry for being obstacles IN the way
Of reconstruction Others are appointed to ali the
vacancies Tho order removes the Council Of The
city Of Jefferson for passing ordor for the election Of
eav oeeers " violation o. SPECIAL Order No T. current
ssnea
There were twenty. eight deaths from yellow fever
today. A. The present rate the disease will soon
- 10 a epidemic.
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KANSAS.
SPECIAL Ielfc,Am TO Ist s:aaLo.

Arrival Of thc Peace Commissioners at Mcdi-
elmo Ledge Creek-Five Thousand Warriors
In Councii-Pro-pect for Pence Good.
hKpluN IoDos CREEK, Kansas, Oct IL
Via fosI HARKSR. Oct 10. 1907. !
The Peace Commission have arrived. Five thousand
Isdisss are assembled. numbering Cheyennss Araps-
hoes. Kowas. Comanchss. Appschss and dog soldiers
The Indians talk well. but insist upon arms and
ammunition
The cnsyennes are afraid 70 como within ten miles 0
the camp from fear OF soldiers We have three CON-
paniss Of soldiers and 100 Cotton guns.
The Council viii continue eight dAya
Thus Ear the prospect Of peace is good.
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PENNS YLVANiA.


The Grand Parade Of Fircmcs nc Lancaster
To-day.
LANCASTER, Oct 10, 1867,
10 O'clock p n.
yhe Fire Department Of this city have Grand parade
Tomorrow which promises TO eclipse anything Of tho
kind ever witnessed in this section Of The country.
Fire companies from Philadelphia, York, Harrisburg
Altoona Lebanon Reading and other places arrived this
afternoon, and the streets TO- night crowded with
nremen and their fends and the Is vocal with
strumental music from some thirty different bands
The hotels already overcrowded and large dclcga
lion Of New York and Phiadeiphia lremsn yet TO
arrive It's puzzlng she landlords sLsrs dispose of
them.
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TEINCRlIHIC News
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.
ITALY.

rhA National Press Demands a. Advaacs o.
Home-Th4 AstI-Papai IasurSents Again
vtcaeris.s-Ths Papal Troops Fall Back ON
Rsas-The Pope In Council On she sltuasien.
LONDON. Oct l6-Evenng
me dispatches received from Italy this evening are
very important
The entire press Of I,ay. almost without exception,
favor The seizure Of Rome by the government.
The strength OF the party Of action hourly
The recent successes have given them new courage
Sharp lights have occurred near Fornsse and Alnno,
we'll u other points In the province viserbo In
al Of which the insurgents have been successful.
The Pope has CALLED immediate meeting Of the
cardinals 70 consider the situation.
FLoaEScS, Oct. IT, 1851.
The last advices received from the Roman territory
report that the Pala forces falling back toward
ROME
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the PRESS TELEGRAM.

Work Commenced tho Southern Br0uch or
the Onion Pacific Railroad at Junction
City.
ST. LOUIS No., Oct 10, 1851
Ground broken and work commenced yesterday
the southern branch OF the Union Pacific Railroad.
a. Junction City. Kansas. tho directors and
large number Of citizens from other parts Of
shs State being present. Appropriate speeches
were made by Colonel Goss, President Of
the road. tho Mayor OF Junction City and others. A
banquet given in the evening BY the city authors
ties, al which Major General G;crson, General Blunt,
81 Governor Carney, Colonel Shoemaker and others
spoke. Tho work will bc pushed forward vigorously.
surveying party. under MAJOR Beach, started for Fort
Gibson to-day 70 Initiate work that part ri the road
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.

sale Of state Lands-Appoinss nenss hy the
Governor.
CoscoRn, N. H., Tot. 10, 1907.
The Governor and Council yesterday sold oil tho pub
lie land belonging 10 the stats-About 200 acres
located In Grafton Carroll and Coos eoun,cs under
act az the Legislature passed June last authorizing
the sale Mr.. A. N. Chass. Of Whitfield, n H., the
The Governor and Couscll yesterday appointed ossan
Ray solicitor for Coos county.
Jeremiah smith, Of Dover was this morning appointed
bv the Governor 70 the vacancy The bench u the
So prens judicial Ceur 10 this S.Aas
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vorRi Vessels Disabled by the Gale In tho
Eulf-Cammerciala and Marine intelligence.
HAVANA, Dot. 10. 1857
In gale in the Gulf the Spanish steamer Paris from
Vera Cruz; the schooner Donna Annie, from Newport,
and the French steamer Guyanns were disabled.
Sugar dull: No. II. Sk reals Exchange unchanged.
Cold short sight, ~ per cent premium. Potatoes, &
Onions. -. Cabba SOC. each. Apples,
Arrived, brig Lzzis Hough.un, Portland; BRIG Eagle.
Antllles
Saassd siesnship Raleigh bngs Crotoa and Caba-
<sn for hsw York steam hip Liberty, for baltimore.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

QuxsSsrows, Oct 10 The National Steam Navigation
rempany's steamship Denmark, captain Thompsoa
which Lett Now York On the 9th nsl has arrived here
on the way Liverpool.
/ LoSDonDKRRY Oct, l6.-Ths steamship Peruvian
Captain BAL antine, from Quebec has arrived here en-
rosie 70 Liverpool
DBAnBR A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Oct 10
1hs Hamburg American Compauy's steamship Ger
mania. Captain hasck. which 10 this port the I'd
inst for New York. lost her screw on the 9th and
AblIgod TO put back Falmouth whcro she arrived to-
day She route this port whore she will 20 into
dock for repaira II u thought she will b. delayed but
Tor q short uue.
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CALIFORNIA.

The Judicial EIcction-Snn Francisco Car
ried by the Democrats.
San FRANCISCO, Oct. i6-S r. ".
The judc4 election was held to-day The vote cast
light The democrats carry Gan Francisco BY about
thousand majority The returns from tho Interior
slowly Tho vote Ia close for Judge Of tho Supreme
Court and Superintendent Of Public Instruction.
Tue ship Dublin has arrived from Nov Cattle New
souin Wales.
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the patss TELEGRAM.
Large Fir. In Best nm.

Large Fire la Best ON.
BOSTON, Oct To- 1867.
About hafpast four o'clock this afternoon nro broke
in tue upper stories Of Gcrrsh block occupied BY
Mr.. Wells - . furniture mandatory, and dc.
stroyed The upper part OF the buiIding. Tho
premises Of Howe French, wholesale druggsts Nos 90
apd u Blackstone street. considerably damaged by
nrc and water also the tobacco and liquor store D. j.
Carruth No CO Blackstone street. lot Of nour owned
BY g. N. Bartlett, stored In the basement Of Cerrsb
block slightly injured; also the rooms OF the
New England stamping Company. The building, which
was damaged 10 the amount Of $40 900, owned BY NJ
g. Perry who 10 fully insured. The total loss BY the
IRE viii not exceed $4,000, mostly covered BY asur