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Smyrna times., 1868-06-10

THE RESULT or AN ACCIDENT. Accident
has sometimes proved the stepping stone to
success and not the least interesting items in
the history of industrial as well as abstract
science are those i'll which some incident tri-
vial in itself, has constituted the turning point
in the evolution of an important principle =
As an illustration circumstance is mentioned
the direct result of which was the invention of
the vuIcanizng process whereby lndia-rubber
is fitted for the numberless purposes to which
its use is now essential. After long years of
effort and disappointment, Charles Goodyear
stood apparently as far as ever from the at
tanmcnt of his object, until one day, while in
earnest conversation regarding his proposed
invention, he emphasized an assertion by fling
ing away at random piece Of rubber combin-
ed with sulphur that he held in his hand
The fragment falling upon the stove, was sub
jected to a higher heat than that to which he
had ever ventured de>igYedly TO subject the
material; and when it was recovered it was
found to possess the qualities for which he had
sought so long cold did not soften the water
proof and elastic mass. And thus sprang forth
the germ 0i al invention that has buiIt up a
new branch OF manufacturing industry, given
employment to thousands oi operatives, and
added in myriad forms to the cOnvenicnccs Of
life
Smyrna times., 1868-06-10

Dying prayer of dog-Guide my bark.
Smyrna times., 1868-06-10

"Threc fishers went sailing down 10 the west.
Down 10 the west when the went down,
Each thought of the woman that loved him the best,
And the children watching them out of the town.
For must work and women must weep,
And here's little to and many to keep,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-11
THURSDAY. Dec. lO-P. "


Gold opened at 1894, sold at 1854 1861, closing
bid The clearngs the Gold Exchange Bank
ss5O5Oo0 and the balances s3O15 AIS The Deutchand
! FOR Bremen. took $3.50 900 In coin.
Government bonds steady AT the opening, with
fair demand for s classes 81 sold at l4i 52Os
is52 ma 67s 100 new. e5 llOl '6s 100 IOOs. IO5
Currency per active, selling largely
9), The full amount OF this loan is s6OO00OOO OF
which there less than $4,000 900 10 DO issued IL
has years and Is payable principal and interest
m the lawful money Of the country" As the whole
tendency Of public opinion Is turned toward specie pay
meuts these bonds well as the S2os will surely
TO be payable. principal and interest COIN THIS
counts for the present heavy demand. Investors
taking them and selling $685. upon the theory that they
arc tho only 30year loan Issued by the Government
and that they will Do In active demand
soon the fun issue is made, which
viii probably The in June Of next year
bonds higher Tennessee per cents sold at
COZ dG9 bonds 6sl Missouri per cents sob West
Union Telegraph active. opening at Sc. adyan
clng 3is Cumberland. Delaware, aud Hudson, and
Pacific Mail were all per cent lower. Wells Fargo Ex
press sold 40 o. United states, i. Merchants Union
l5f. The railway share market dun and lower
NcwIotk Central opened ut 1884 sold at l2iGl2iA The
action of the Directors In appointing committee TO
anime the stock books OF the Company Is commended
holders OF the stock have confidence
the managers who have stopped leaks enough 10 pay
the dividends Of the past year and have surplus In cash
ol hOIu NJ lOf. iSn
trail, 1lib Toledo and Wabash, SGT Morris and Essex
9OG9 Fort Wayne opened at llCi advancing to llOt
Chicago and Alton sold Mt 40. New Jersey Cen
trail, l?i Tho Northwestern shares continued TO be
hammered by the bears. without making much impress
sion Milwaukee aud st. Paul stocks pressed for
sale by holders, on tho report that the earnings
for November show decrease Of nearly 30 per cent
last year Thedsappontment felt In the results Of the
business Of this road had depressing effect upon the
entire Western list, Rock Island sold at 100.
AT the Second Board the market duh and dc;
pressed At the last Board the Western list weak,
Michigan Southern selling ut 65i North Western, 10;
Northwestern Preferred ~ AZ the close the market
was dull Governments, at the last Boards, de-
pressed per cent rumors OF the introduction Of
bill IN the House taxing them The decline brought in
heavy orders from investors who bought large blocks.
fear OF any hasty legislation in reference TO
financial matters the soundest men In Congress will
consent to nothing that Is dishonest to the public cred
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-11
CIVIL

In the Supreme Court Chambers, Judge Car
dnyp has given that during next week the caen
will be called ut IL n Instead or IL mr. IN cOuse
quence OF the unusual pressure OF business.
In tho suit Of John lhl against the Forty
second-st and Grand-st Ferry Railroad Company, for
killing his child boy OF about three years old which
has already reported In TR TRlBUNR the jury yes
tcrday brought IN their verdict Tor plaintiff for 1880
In the Superior Court, Judge Jones has rem
dered a decision the Of Currie, Martin Co agt
Cumberland g. White, growing out of contract Tor the
sale OF shares OF Hudson which has been the cause
Of much litigation. The defendant sold, on a time con
tract shares Of Hudson River stock, subject To the
call az the plaintiffs any time within year, and Inli
tual deposits made short time after the making
contract the stock standing at Rbont l25 the stock
OF the Hudson River Railway doubled 10y declaring
q stock dividend the payment OF $50 share. Martin
Curro Co.. looking themselves owners, informed
the defendant that they elected 20 pay the 80 share
aud tako the loo shares dividend, well the
original 600 shares. Mr. White refusing TO regard the
contract In this ligt, appeal was made % the Open
Board Of Brokers. who decided against Mr. White. aud
excluded him from their B0ard Mr. White appealed Ia
the Courts and the Court OF Common Pleas decided that
the exclusion within the disciplinary powers OF tho
Board 81 brokers Meanwhile the plaintiffs commenced
action their claim In tho Superior Court and the
superior Court has just decided that their claim Was un
founded.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-11
ADMISSIONS TO TIE BAR.

The following named gentlemen having passed
their examination have beou sworn IN ms Attorneys OF
Couri: william Stone Albert, Frank H. Angler Edward
L. Andrews. Henderson Benedict, Thomas T. BrOwnell,
William g. Busy, Robert h. Garfield, VIM A. Champlan,
Julien Crcvier IT,. Henry G.. DcnisOn George T. Dema-
rest A. X. Fske, Artemns W. Gates, John Grimbnll !,
Ernst G. f. Gaseygar. Hiram f. Huston, David r. Hal,
ir James W HaWes william T.. Hebberd Lemucl H. Oh
bert John NJ Hail. Louis p kerchis, Eleazor Miller. Al
bert NJ. Moore, Frederick NJ Noreross J. Livingston
George T.. Sheldon Frederick J. Small, Charles Edward
sauhcr. A. NJ. sotedo, Jr Charles H. Trunk, Horny g.
futile, IOrng Watson, John d. Whaley, John L. whit
man. Marcus j. Waldheimer, VIM. H. Wlllets, Jacob T.
Valentine, Albert H. Bancker. Anthony Barrett Henry
C. Bowers Willis A. Barnes. Thomas " j. Chr-tophers,
Edward 4. Dunbar, VIM. T. Howell, Joseph q. ii. Me
Clone George Norris VIM. H. McTighc. James X. sharp.
r Frank A. spencer John d. Van Bnren IT., and Albert
G. White. Mcssrs. Oliver l.. Gordon Andrew butcher,
and Thos A. Guernsey have been admitted on motion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-11
CRIMINAL.

George Meyers. charged before Commissioner
Osborn with attempting 10 pass counterfeit - note
Margaret Smith, keeper Of saloon nj No 2js West Twen
ty.ninth-s has been held for trial. not notwithstanding n
ingonou. defense by his counsel. Mr.. John W.
Grattan.
At the Court Of General Sessions yesterday,
before Recorder Haokctt Patrick German was sentenced
and months In the state Prison for steal
Ing clothing valued at t1O from Dayton * Sutphin
Andrew Brown and Lewis Herring for grand larceny,
sentenced year and SIX months each In tho
state Prison Patrick Cahil, for assault and battery
and larceny, and william j. Austin, for burglary, were
sent 10 the Penitentary for one year each.
At the Tombs Police Court, VIM. Mcmahon
was committed on the charge OF having attempted To
force entrance into the yard OF the residence 81
Dr George W Robinson. at No. l56 GTaudst. Later In
the day Mr. Dudley X y wilcox OF No 25i Cumberland
st. Brooklyn. appeared aud made q complaint against
Mcmahon. charging the latter with having assaulted
him In Grands not long and robbed him of vi and
bank book representing deposit oi $500 The missing
hank book found la tho possession OF tho prisoner.
DE committed that complaint also. Robert
shearer yesterday arrested on charge OF burglary,
preferred by Mr. George LanphcAr ~ the firm OF Moon
Lanphear. doing business nj Nos. - aud % Fulton
Market. In whose employ tho prisoner formerly
found ia tho premises occupied by the above
nrm and turned out by private Waterman. Sub.
sequenty 10 asccrinined that the safe had been
opened by OF false koy and the cOptents OF the
money drawer. consisting 81 bills and checks,
stolen SIN later q asccrtaued that the window
had forciby opened aud si2 ~ the stolen money
replaced The checks and the remainder Of the money
we're sti missing shearer committed.
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THE COURTS.
THE RIGHT OF isUFFRAGE-CAN IT BE TAKEN
AWAYI al IL - ~ -


THE RIGHT OF ,sUFFRAGE-CAN IT BE TAKEN
James II. Darnell. cOlOred man. applied to
the Inspectors Of Registry Of the SocOud District OF the
Eighteenth Ward the 9Th OF November for registry,
case procured alternative mandamus directed to the
Inspectors BY their return TO the Court IL appeared
that they had asked Of him under oath whether during
the last year. had held freehold Of $780, and that no
had answered he did not and thus excluded by the
Constitution The reator in the first instance traversed
the and the case went on the Circuit Caenhar
hut ultimately the counsel Withdrew the traverse and de
INJURED bringing the simple issue OF law whether
n n,an of color could vote Notwithstanding his want or
the requisites prescribed in the second paragraph OF sec
ton or Article H. Of the Constitution OF 1916 Mr Gill
bert his counsel has part presented very elaborate
opinion before Judge Ingrahan mt SPECIAL Term, !ho
gis of his argument, far gwen IL ut under tno
original Constitution Of ill., the negro, equally with the
white, was vested with tho right OF suffrage (;
that this right OF suffrage Is q valuable personal
franchise that It decided In the Dartmouth
College that such franchises once granted phrtoOk o
tho Constitution OF the United states; and that law OF
State whether IN form OF statute or consutullOn
mparng such rights void That the SECTIONS OF tho
Constitutions OF 1928 and 1876 which sought To deprive
Of color of the right or suffrage before possessed ny
them was void Judge Ingraham reminded counsel that
the statute OF 1873 changing entaed estates 10 estes w
fee had been held not unconstitutional and the prOv
sons OF the Constitutions OF 1928 and 1915 depvng per
Of and excluding classes OF persons from OF
fee had been held constitutional Tie suggested t'ht
Mr. Gilbert, as the hour had como for adjournment
should submit his brief. Mr. Cadwalader who appeared
respondents said that ~ they understood Tue cse
was 10 bo taken up test TO the court of last re-
sort they should submit brief. but he was willing 10
submit IT simply the papers. After some ttlo ufthor
discussion, the case adjourned to Monday next
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o'clock the morning after elections witness could not
account alterations in the he changed
tickets but told there had been some changes made
la the tickets, -,
On reassenibllng II . 4. :.
Mr.. Conan said the Committee had decided to close
the case.
Mr. Spencer proposed TO submit the case without
ment but reviewed the and tao testimony adduced
before the Committee
AT the conclusion of Mr. Sponoers remarks Mr. Conan
said the Committee would close the case and take
the consideration and render al early report
The Committee then adjourned.
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Adjourned 20 Monday, Dec. u. at
gDOzo, Cont opens ST q o. u
a. M. RESERVED cases. fAll D"
10. Sykes at. lIndsOn River Y. u
III. HOusr sgi. Chapman, ct al
lBj. .CippsFIy Oh al. ast. Little. - 7
20i. Valentine, &c, agt. Lldpg'
too. H7'f
205. .CarroB Ell al. act Lndingtcn
2o8. Han ACT. Van Wrinkle ct al
2li. .Morel tgt. Wolf es al. iI'
220. .Krit1 agi. Frost. alf
22l. Walker sgi. Pelle,ier n ~.
235. .McIntesb agt Brie Rk. Co.
2.b6. .Deimer agt. Ere r. u Co. "a
241. .Caidssll, j.. aat.Pioueer lror
works. I ..ft .rli.
2n. .Dagge,t sgt. Cushing.
249. .Brdsall, &C. agt. Livingstone.
PSI. .Ragleson ast. Gresshard. 'N'
/ 25l. la re. lIndson Fire InN Go.
2J3. Liverpool. ~ y. & T. ). ;.
ID 90 agt BerrS lHsl OF
25l. .AyTessgt. WILLIAMSON. ~
25s. Atkinson ct Al. AT. Hnson.
262. Green Fl OIL. agt. Montana
Mil Go.
263. G rabam act. MILAN. l..i
168. .CrommetoD agt. Smnck. 49,
IA. In W. Salisbury Mills Manu-
Co. .I r
23l. Valentine Ell a. agt Ludibg-
ton.
281. .CuraB e 81. sgt. Ludiugton.
PCS. Bates nQt AtWster.
23G. How Agt. How. nj
Can No. 200 Garity et a.. sgt. Den
mech ct al.
'ARr L-BARBOUR, J.--COurt opens
,ck a. ~.
= Rankin agt. Van Loon. 2
49,. Crater sgt Lager
AZ. Hobbs Il al sgt Ward IT 81
419. Sullivan agt Herman OF IL
40. Hudson River X. X. Co. agt-
Liftchib. ... nr f.II
AT. Church agt. Squier
<jl.Tracy e. al agt hoefman.
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meet every exsency with the courage tho ability. and
the which American nationality ana Cslah
civilization demand.
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ana. Potter AIT. Hymau 81 Al.
1856. Carter kec'r. sgt Doramus e
al.
5O24. .Detmold Is al sst. starn i'm
prd.
50A. Russell agt LauboOn.
SIP. Glass agt fsrchcr imprd Sc
5la3. .Hnyt eSr &C.. agt. Valentine
5l5i. .Dunhain agt tarhsrt
$50. LeFerett agt. ONeill ri al.
5l8t. .iayt eIr &c. sgt. Valentine
5l94. .Linsheimer e al. sgL Me
laney etal.
1908. .LyBde Il nj. agt. Hove.
52l8. Weller agt Croker.
5li7. Fisk ct az agt. Nat Bank q
Vicksburg,
1888. Rogers sgt Wetmore.
5274. Hogelon ct al agt. Roseu
thai.
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~
SUPREME COURT-CHANBERs--C'
IrF gL Call Of Dalendsr at ! 1
J =. Wolf sgt. Anderson.
g.. .My.rs Of al sgt Cochrsne.
81. White agt Jacobs ct al r.'
p. White AFT JscobA
D35. .Hagrr ag.. Mechanics ant
Traders Bank.
50. .Hsaerp agt Iiowefy National
Bank. rrI
80. .MrRee agt. Emplre Sewing
Narhine. fn
20. MARITIME ct al. act, Spclts. &c,
~. baldwin etal AT. Powell, SC.
81. Holmes sgt Badger. &c.
%. Murphy ct al agt Nelson
- al I.l
~. Murphy etal agt. Rnger ct al
lO6.. Hill agt. Newman et al.
10. crandall ct I'll. act. Wolf st al.
10, Whip ct al. ag.. NLipp.
l23. Baker sgt Frisbie. Ill'
lJ5.. Intentional luA Co. AIT
T'ra,k. Jr
l37. Gail agi. Schuss'rr. UY
iig. Berokheimcr ct al sgt Cogs
well y. al.
ne. .0ppepheimer egt. AtHater,
li7. .Bfaineri agt. Tewksherry.
49,. Brookman agt Buriis. 1t al
$50. People eT rel Davies, IT,, agi
Tucker
I53. Withers sgt. RiobhrisoB, &c.
l.8. .Rlmendorf ait. Savage ct al
l67. hssuee agt. Davidson.
1853. 10 re- Spot =.
ia. Marks agt Berer
ITS. Sherman agt Roberts.
SUPERIOR COUKr-TRiAL TERN,
at 0'6l
2G1"ReiIley u. Admir- sgt. Banks.
2l9. Cos sgt Nathan.
az. White agL WetlnOrs 81 al
as. .Uriiiih AIT Casey.
423. .PraTne agt Beatty.
3l1. Solomon. by g'fn. sgt. Cent
PR, N q X. x. K. r. Co
90 Hone sgt. Spaulling - al.
fj1. Hoffman sgt RepperE etsl
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1904. Lowry agt. Battershau
4 $500. Davenport agt. Collins.
a8l8. .Keefer agt Wetzel ct al
J. 1884. .Lowensiein agt Rose.
58i8. .Payson agt Salem.
$3.50. .shanuy agt Lyon ct a.
/ $3.50. .shaihnay II Al. agi Curtis
/. $3.50. Hetx.lherger AFT Dryereur.
l590B. Clarke u al q. Eddy ct al.
1913. .Clansen sgt. Wall "a
$685.. .Ottuan sgt. Risheimer.
J. le0io. .Sebwsrgnaslder agt. Gedsey
ct Al.
IG064. Ere mao ct Al. agt. Pulver eE
f'60o0. .IIotebkiss ct Al. agt Blakely
fet ~
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WHOLE NUMBER 479.

rules to introduce joint resolution re-
specting committees of the respective
Houses Of the General Assembly.
Rules suspended and the resolution read.
Mr.. Bacon: ask for suspension of the
rules to put the resolution on its second
reading.
Rules suspended and the resolution read.
The resolution was considered engrossed.
Under suspension of the rules the reso-
luton was read third time and finally
adopted with its title.
Mr. Lynch: move that when the Senate
adjourns it adjourns until seven O'Clock this
evening.
Adopted.
Mr.. Anderson: l ask for a suspension OF
the rules to take up House bill No. 272, an
act for the relief of Frank Huguet.
Rules suspended and the bill read.
Mr.. Anderson: l ask for further suspen-
sion of the rules to put the bill on its second
reading.
Rules suspended and the bill read.
The bill was considered engrossed.
Under further suspension of the rules
the bill was read third time and finally
adopted with its title.
Mr.. O'Hara: ask for suspension of the
rules to take up House bill No. 254, an act
appropriating money to pay the claim of j.
Edmonston.
Rules suspended and the bill read.
Mr.. o'Hara; 1 ask for suspension of the
rules to put the bill on its second reading.
Rules suspended and the bill read.
The bill was considered engrossed.
Under further suspension of the rules
the bill was read third time and finally
adopted with its title.
Wr. Wittgenstein: ask for a suspension
ofthe rules to take up House bill No. 2O1, an
act for the relief of J. G. Kathman, late chief
of the Bureau of Immigration.
Mr.. Lynch: move to adjourn.
Adopted by rising vote of l6 yeas, s
nays.
c. H MERRITT,
Secretary of the Senate.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

The California OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at
HunaIo--Naval Omcer Robbed and
Murdered ln,san Francisco.
New YORK, October 22.-Priyate dis
patches from San Francisco say the recent
earthquake damages will not exceed $780,
900.
BUFFALO, October Ex-Governor Sey-
mour arrived here to-day, and will speak
tonight. after which be proceeds West.
San FRANCISCO, October 22.-Captain
Mitchell, commander of the United States
steamer Saginaw, was robbed and murdered
in the centre of the city last night.
HARR1sBuRg, October 22.-Oflicial ma
jority for Hartzaupt, 9677.
SAVANNAH, October 22.--Weather clear
and cool, wind north.
AUGUSTA, October 22.-The Democratic
papers of South Carolina, Georgia and
Alabama look with disfavor upon any
change of candidates, pronounciug the
propositions of the World and InteHgencer
as ill-timed and injurious.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-23
FOREIGN.


Military Expedition from Panama-TidaI
Wave nndlEarthquake In Australia.
New YORK, October 22.-The steamer
Rising Star with quarter of million in
specie, and Panama dates, to the fourteenth
instant has arrived.
A provisional government has been es-
tablished in Chirigin A military expedi-
ton against it is preparing in Panama.
The great tidal wave, which started from
Peru, August thirteenth, reached Australia
next day with simultaneous earthquakes.
No serious damage.
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patches to the Associated Press
sE1INGTON.
venue supervisors-General
Grant.

venue BupervisOrs-General
Grant.
~, October 22.-Tbe following
|pns have been appointed In
ane Supervisors: John Legre,
lew Hampshire and Vermont;
for Pennsylvania.
ltary of the Treasury formally
following nominations: John
pr North and South Carolina;
pn, for Tennessee. =
Dn as to whether double dis
must pay double tax will be
the Attorney General, the
Rollins failing to agree.
ncoek departed for his new
in New York to-day.
Aal revenue receipts to-day
10.
aated that General Grant will
until after the Presidential
Il Prussia, land not the En-
is to arbitrate the Alabama
Rstoms from ihe twelfth to
Inclusive s2,922.0O0.
IL. Poor has been nomi.
ral, vice Hon, retired.
heavily. No news from
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(R SEYMOUR AT BUFFALO.
NEWS FROM EUROPE.
Dispatches TO the Associated Press

1zepOrt of the Loss OF the Quit
man.
1E. October 3.-The Clerk of the
Magenta reports that the steamer
bound for New Orleans,
'feo of about 1880 bales of cotton
aacks of cotton seed, sunk to the
|ek yesterday noon, at New Texas
npout twenty miles above Bayou
all saved.
Earthquake In san Franeisc CO
\ ftFning-Alarm of the People.
CIsco, October %, 2.l5 A. M
ere shock this minute sent the
leking to the streets in their
IAes. The atmosphere is thick and
Narm.
The excitement has somewhat
hnt the people eVince no desire
N their houses.
IN in West VirgInia for state
al slnd COnRressmen Hesterday-
fean Ticket NictOrIOus-AssO-
& sress Tribune and World Dis
October %. No returns
st Virginia through the regular
eW York Tribune has a special
ports are meagre. Wood county,
ocratic gain; Ohio county, 500 Re-
gain; Upshur county, Republican
Republican majority in the State
: 7Mdnight.-The vote is 1000
Al last year; the gains seem to
le Democrats; the Republicans
SEate by a reduced majority.
sfmd's special from Wheeling says
tie gains are general; the State
Democratic by 20O0 or 5000.
|H1 euIt for Seizure of "a Steamer.
X, October 23.-The suit against
hone for seizure of the steamer
nary at Norfolk in 1866, is up
hhone claims that he acted in
|[Acity as President of the Norfolk
Ilburg Railroad, and is not per-
able. Damages claimed 100000.
il still on trial.
- to a snvanDah-bOund Ship.
Is MONROE, October 23.-The
Brothers, of Portland, from Bal
i Savannah, struck the wreck of
Cd steamer Sheridan, off Body
4 bilged. Wreckers nave gone to
|aRce.
River Intelligence.
gEsT Pass, October 23, IL AM
IT. 29.15. Wind north-northeast
1 Steamship Crescent, Hawthorne,
A 10 G. A. Whitney & Co. Spanish
'Qgia Casanova, five days from
ln ballast, to Puig Bros.
Tug Lone Star and ship Albert
e, October 23.--Passed up: Bis
blight last night. Atlantic and
9 aground at Paw Paw. River
1lary Proclamation.
October 23.-Dispatches re-
s@ give the particulars of the iu- |
4Fages in the province of Tunas.
Mons about La Vitiga have been |
The insurgents are robbiup
HAag, and impressing all able
sn, white and black. An incen-
slemation has been found, melting |
es to murder the whites.
,Ish Junta DissoIved-Queen Isa- |
lA Expected Mt Brighton.
October 23.-The Junta has |
alker recommending the abolition |
enlistment. the formation of |
f.le associations and he dissolu- |
juntas. Count Gergenti has
righton. Queen Isabella is
|Aete.
Knoxville and Atlanta.
October "A killing frost
night. The corn crop is
a Ca, October PA sharp
sszed, which will nip vegetation
9aAg cotton bolls.
Aonestie Markets.
oAK October 23, Noon.-Money
Sterling lO9s. Gold 1859. |
ez il3f.
koreign Marketa.
October %, Evening Cotton
! Hther more doing. Sales 10000
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oath can not, under the Constitution of the
United States, be required by legislation
as condition OF the right of suffrage, and
that the Legislature of the State of New
York has no power to establish by law any
qualification whatever for electors in this
State