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NAsSACHUSETTs.

THE STATE STREET IRREGULARITIES CASE
Boston, Oct: 19.-The case known as the
State street irregularities came up for trial to-
day In the United States Circuit Court before
Judges Clifford and Lowell. The parties in
dlcted are j. f. Hartwell, Charles Melen,
Charles III. Ward and Edward Carter The
latter was not in Court He is said TO have
absconded. Hartweil pleaded noHe contendere
and is under bail for sentence. The indict-
ment In substance charges Hartwell, when
Cashier of the q. S. Sub Treasury in Boston,
with using government funds to the amount
OF one million of dollars and duplicates Mel
len, Ward & Co. as accomplices in the embez-
Element The trial will occupy several days.
MARINE DISASTERS.
Schooner Balloon, Clay, of Frankfort from
Bangor, with lumber, for New York, was lowed
into Holmes Hole, last night, by the steamer
Island Home, full of water, with loss of one
anchor and part of deck load, having been
ashore on Tucker Neck Shoal on Saturday
Schooner Elvira from Boston for Jonesport.
IS ashore on Wood End, Cape Cod, and has
b'lged.
Schooner L. ID. Wentworth, lumber laden.
from an Eastern port for Providence, is ashore
at Provincetown, and has 5ilged.
PROBABLY FATAL ACCIDENT
WORCESTER, Oct. 19.-Mary Kelly, domes-
tic III this city, was accidentally shot by her
lover, Dennis Brosniham, last evening, and ia
tally wounded
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MARYLAND.
GEN. BUFFERS CASES.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 19.-The argument on the
motion to vacate the writs in the cases against
Gen. Butler was concluded to-day. Several
days will elapse before the Court can review
the authorities cited and give decision.
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"A den 10 unloa or pile Lumber or Merchandise
of any Kind In front Of the. Gait Block and Grand
Trunk Depots Or TO on the track, passing
ON pain OF prosecution as tresspassers.
oe17d3t PER ORDER OF PRoPRInToas,
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e U r. OF e.
GREAT BRITAIN.

DUBLIN, Oct 49, The Marquis of Abercorn
has refused TO receive Limerick deputation
in favor of the Fenan prisoners.
Geo. Francis Train has published an address
t" the American people, bidding Irishmen to
vote for Grant, and adding proofs to show that
the Democrtic party is friendly to Englapd.-
He denounced Tammany Hall and declares
that the voters of the Fifth Congressional Dis
trict of New York must take him as an inde-
pendent candidate or not at ALL.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 19-The Chamber of Com
merce of this city have appointed the 22d INST.
as the day for the presentation of their add es
SEES to Hon. Reverdy JohL son. The Mayor has
in sited Mr.. johnson to dinner at the Town
Hall in his honor on the 26th inst
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CONVENTION oE EMIGRATION SOCIETIES.

The Convention of delegates representing
the different emigration societies in the United
States organized to-day. The main proceeding
was the appointment of Commission to
range for union of the emigration societies
OF the United States and Central Board.
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DEPARTURE OF SANTA anna VaI.
I HAyAsA, Oct, 19.-santa Anna sailed yester-
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PARIS, Oct 19.-Gen. Prim has addressed a
letter to the editor of the Ganlois, Indignantly
repellng the charges OF personal ambition
made against him by that journal. The ge. :
erai disclaims all pretentions TO Royalty, and
declares he would rather leave the country
than accept the Crown.
Hon. John P. Hale, United States Minister
has frequent audiences with Generals SeIrano
and Prim.
Junta has issued an address on the subject
of the future form OF Spanish government
The address says that it will be the duty OF
Cortes only to decide what form Of govern
ment shall be established, but that all the peo-
pie will have the right to express their opin-
ions.
Olozaga has declared in favor of monarchy
aud is supported by Serrano and Topete The
uhlonists and democrats are willing TO accept
monarchy or republic if decided by univer'
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AUSTRIA.

VIENNA, Oct 19.-Tbe Reicbsrath has re-
assembled Many new hills nronosnp import
ant reforms have been introduced in both
Chambers. @r
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RETURN OF GEN. L1rrLEF1ELp
OHIO.

Gen. Littlefield of Pennsylvania has return
ed to this city. He is reported to be the owner
of the Standard, Gov Holden's organ.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-07-04

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6albmtlceu rcm &epriper fir unlsre
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fauf IT, resp. austauIbte.
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ant letten Mittmp9 nur6 ei11e11 8olfen>
Der IN ben 2ten Stpf enppr 9etrurpen
>perren lpute> aker berab i~tiirste> su Ipte
9equetl9t. Webrere Nncere murcen yer
pl1lcet.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-07-04

Gin fleines Mdb@en nur@
@enuB Ypn &erp1tn<S Ell benz
Gppe nabe 9ebra@t.-D Die ;abl@
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IS i1ien, ais pt cine &rtltS CURSE 1erun9
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S9ule o1u Dpnnerta9 2. Sult. Nil 4s
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-07-04
@runb @igentbum-

@ir bist.n gum gertauf an t5C Saaisr unb Gotten in Min-
alien IhGle1 Der statt. - 10000 Nter unsebrrdenes obeT
auase;eianetes 5armlanb in len Counties @aeeter, Wriebt
Wlc3eet, Garser unb 8aneisphi ;u epa $50 per Nder.
g3ir bieten Grrernemsnt sanb, fcrsiam ausse,patlt In
Sttertail uns Douglas Counties iu
. einen Dollar unb 5ebn Gents per Older.
Wir ssrleiten Sell auf @runteisentturn eiderseit, 70 tas
tea gerleiter 10 prp5ent nettp Sins per Sabr 3u.-
10 m en1 n. -
HA- Iae Infrasen trEben pprrfrsi teantr prtet. tp.u
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-07-04

Megenauer 81
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-07-04

!Rcn1nt III urs fir ale &rten gerNderung- pier Inb un>
fere @eeQl9aiten, aQe uber ieten 3peifel ertebeu:
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-07-04
~ arftbertdbt ppn ct. NanI,

Drci':N | n G9entli6 cprrt9trt
@etreioesreiie rcn ". sou. Groceries aub @rpeiipns rrns
8. 9. 2lid,tcr s &phn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-07-04
Au51a9e &pbinpns.

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mic lan9e, reib i@ ni@t. &l6 i@ ;uerit
III Barbweu fam, mar t@ franz: nl6 i'd
better >purpe> trieb i@ iein Gubrrerf> NIT:
unter na9 @ba6fa> mitunter na9 Garner.
Gine6 Says betrant td MIDI unb 8arpz
nell i9idte MIDI fort. Sd madte MIDI
nit meiner &eiletaide ouf ben @e9 urp
fam am nd@iten Mor9en -baS Datum
>peib i@ ni9t--na6 Gba6fa. SD traf
ouf einen tleinen Salppn auf benz 9u9el
binter Der @tabt. Dort tranf i'd snei
pper rreimal 8ier prer @bisfey. Damn
fam ib in bic Start binein unp tranf
an ger 9iecenen platen, i'd meib ni&t
ND nod pie oft. SD eing> meib ni&t
mann, NIT Der Sabre uber pen6lub, 9in9
bic @tra6e binunter uno le9te MIDI i'm
8ul4 niecer. Na@ elmer @eile fab t@
etlide &inper uber bic 6dbre fpmmen,
sic &paren mdbreno re8 lebtern Spells
oesGa9e6 BET mir, 3wet maren wdbrenp
BET 9ansenNa6tbef mir. 3uerl paren e5
bret pper pter&t10er, II. pblpobl 1te BET mir
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innern gu f5nneu, mas YorFel. G5i 1T etz
pa5 Sor9efallen, waS aber; ounft mir
snt9t meGr erinnerli@ su fetn. SD rerz
lief bic swei &tnber am M(pr9en, &ann
ni9t la9en> pb Der fleine&1ate> Der 9e9e1
mid 9eset9t Dat> bort mar ~qlS i'd bic
Sinner oerlte6. Sd pancerte bterauf
BALD bier, balp portbin, 9ins in einem&abn
bel Bloomington aber ben Glub, trrte
pbne plan un1ber unc wurte BON Germ
Grace Serbaftet.
Mobinlon, ber nidt f9reiben fam, urz
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-07-04

ter;ei6nete piee Au6ia9en NIT einem
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bas @efdn9ntb ab9efubrt> wpieltit er Der
8e19lubnabme ber @ranp SurY BART,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-07-04

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fabl;u9lei9.-Da6 @e19Gft
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-07-04

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J,p. 2eitner beuti9er @lert>
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Nu bic Mitolieoer eeS 9entiben
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an rem llmsus Gteil au netmeu. melder BON benz ct. Yau|
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fnrcr, nr bic nrttmenet9en Details arransirt 'perpen.
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8rtcftfe&

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-21
CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRAScIsco. Oct. 2l.-Arrived, the
steamer Japan. with Hong Kong advicss to
Sept. 10 aud Yokohama TO Sept, %.
The Japan brings over 500 passengers
and 500 tons merchandise.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-21

CiSclNNArl, Oct. 20-A convention Of
railrsad conductors, rspr sssntine msnv Of
the leading roads Of the country. assembled
at the Burnett House this morning for the
purpose Of forming mutual INSURANCE
company. The circular calling the meet.
ing. issued BY James Marshali, Conductor
OF the New isfk and Harlan Railway, ssta
forth that 10 case Of the death Of . cenduc
tor By accident Or otherwise. each sonduc
tor shall pay the family Of the deceased
one dollar compensation. The convention
assembled 1t II s'c'crk, and erganizrd b,
the appsintmsnt of James Marshall, Prssi
dent, whe made trief statement Of II,
object Of the meeting. whom the committee,
on credentisls and the plan Of prccssdp,
were appointed. after which The ssuvsntier
adjourned till afternoon.
DAYros, o.. Oct. 20-Ths Grand Lode,
and Communicates Of Ancient, Free an
Accepted Masops Of Ohio, which have beer
II session here for several days, made ar
imposing procession here to day. Dole
gates from oil parts Of the State and adjoin
Ing Statss participated in the procession
which marched through the streets to The
epera House, whtrs the ora.isa Vas deliv.
ered. Inc s'spay exceeded any thing ever
witnsaasd here
A woman named Warrick murdered her
husband this merains near this city. She
first shot him with . revolver, the struck
him several timss On the head with an are
Causs-domsstie troubles.
CLsvsLAsD. D, Oct. 2o-A large and
enthusiastic meeting Of ladies vac held a.
the rooms Of the Young Mems Christian
bssoc,esions this afternoon, II. Thans Mil
Ter: OF Cincinnati. preceding. One hundred
and seventy i've ladies' pledged shsaselvea
| to meet and organize Y. n. ca
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LATEST News
NEW YORK.

NV YoAK, Oct. 2l.-The steamships
Russia from Liverpool, and Allegheny from
Bremen, have arrived with Port au Priace
dates 10 the OH inst, which announce the
bonbardnent Of Jsremie on the OH inst.
Notice had been given to foreign Consuls
10 leave town within six days, but they
refused to heed the notice and remained.
Salnave demanded the surrender OF tho
place, and threatened to burn il. lie Pro-
posed au attack BY land, 90 on the SEA the
water supply had been cut on. Tue women
portion Of the Inhabitants rsvolted, becau use
General Rsuseier. esmrnandsr, would DOT
surrender.
81 Domingo datss. TO The 9th, state that
the Papa Nuneio had arrived. The Gov
eminent 10 arranging with him for . sspara-
ton between the church and state.
Porte Rico advices state that quiet b d
been restored, and that 600 persons ara to
be tried q Arecibo.
Rio Jansiro and Duenos Ayres letters
Say Lapta 10 reported TO have committed
he grosssst outrages since the discovery Of
conspiracy in his camp. Large numbers Of
the principal men, Ascencion among them,
whom he believed involved in plot sgainst
him, were summsrily executed. Ssveral
foreigners who icok refuge from his fury in
the United States legation we're dragged
out. and among was the Portugees Consul
his two brothers and oil his married s.sters
who have imprisoned by him, or, ~ sup
posed, murdered or immersed alive in some
OF his numerous dungeons.
In the Superior Court Yesterday Jude.
McUann rendered highly important opin
ion upon the application Of Jas. Stewart
IN 81 .seamsn Of The United States, 10 b,
admitted - . citizsn Of the United States
Judge Mccain holds that the act Of Con-
grsss does not extend privileges to hoaora
bly, discharged sailors, but only 70 such a
have served in and been honorably die
charged from the armies Of the Unite,
States. The court viii put . liberal con
siruction on the act according to il
spirit, aad admit sailors 40 well a col
disrs to naturalization.
The National and State Democrat
Committees have Issued addresses /
Democrats. Both addresses urge the d.
mocracy forward under their presen
standard bearers The Democracy /
pledged to overthrow tho rsccnstructio
acts By any but peaceful means.
: The World says Seymour will stun
Pennsylvania next week. and rays
Seymour 10 elected President be will l
President. and if he lives to perform h
duties the position Of Wee President are
- little practical account after he 10 elect.
- the positioA Of the Senate Chanb,
Clerk
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CALIFORNIA.

SAH FaAScIsco, Oct.20.-ths steamer Ida
no, from Honolulu, brings advicss - Oct.
.. Lsprosy prevails to considerable ex-
tent among the different Islands.
The English steamer Scout, en- route for
Englsnd frsm Victoria, arrived st Homo
lulu Oct. 3.
The flag Of the North German Confedsr-
acy was raised over the residence Of Theo.
y. Hsnck, recently appointed Consul Of that
power, Sept. &c, with unusually interest
ing ceremonies. All foreign ministers res
ident and officers Of the U. S. steomer Nc.
hican and II. Is. NJ. steamers Scout and
President we're present.
| Gems. Sisgle Martinez and Placida Vega,
revolutionary generals. sailed for Mexico
| yesterday, in . Maxatlan steamer.
The Oregon Legislature has adopted Z
resolution Withdrawing the content Of The
State TO the passage Of the 14th amendment
to tho Constitution Of the United States.
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NEW s
NJ TELEG R.4PH.
NEW YORK.

NV ionk, Oct. 20.-Ro Janciro dates
OF sept. Esd state thA' the Brazilian army
an.srsd Iebiqlafy on tho Is, instant, the
Parasuayans having abandoned the works 8,
leaving one cannsn and considerable am.
mnnlton and focd. The battery on the
Paraguay fort was dismantled the cannon
having been thrown into the rlver.
Lopez /, said TO have gone to cerro Leon
destro, ing the railway The Allies were
en- ronfe from Tebiquary for villa Real, tn,
gunboats ACCOMPANYING them on tho river
Lopez 10 said 10 have about 10000 men
and being in the interior, the Allies opera
tons muat be At . disadvantage, they hav-
ing lost 200 oxen and transportation sup
Plies 81 Tebiquary.
The Brazilian squadron had gone "a
Asuncion aud two more had gone to Matte
Grosso, this latter pace being abandoned
by the Parsruayans.
The American gunbsat Washington had
| gone 10 Asuncion.
loan OF thirty million has been opened
BY the Brazilian govern ment.
Stxmen were killed and seven wounded
b failing spar an the french gupboA,
Gree. in the hsrbor Of Rio, while salutine
the station frigate Regime
/ ections for municipal officers in Brazil
had closed, resulting in favor Of the Con.
servatiyss
The American Minister had made pro
position for the extension Of the csblc tels-
graph from Barbados to Brazil, which will
proba " he accepted.
4 meeting to day of capitalists who "a
vor tho construction of q canal across ia Q
lsthnu. Of Daiien, 10 ccnnec. the CArrib-
bean Sea with the Pacific Ocean. will be
held 10 night at the residence OF Peter
Cooper, TO discuss the various plans.
Inspector OF Police, bikes, has itsusd
an order for tho attendance Of force Of
400 policemen Tomorrow afternoon, At the
Cooper Institute. to protect the stands and
Fireworks Of the War Democrats who favor
Grant and Collar, from an attack, y hich.
Il isrcportsd, will be made.
At . meeting Of the Board Of Health 10.
day, . communication was read from the
United States consul, in letter from Porto
Rico. stating, under date Of Sept. 25th, that
several cases Of yellow fever had occurred
among the the troops and strangers. Rains
had commenced. and the speedy disappear
ance Of tho dissass WAS anticipated.
BUFFALO. Oct. 20. A dispatch Just re-
csived from Horatio Seymour announces
that he will take the stump in person, and
open the campaign q Botfalo, October 22d.
Taoy. Oct. l9.-The extensive Bssssmer
Steel Works Of 0riswold I Go. were de-
stroys BY accidental fire this forenoon.
Loss about eS50.000.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-21
WASHINGTON.

1tWAsnISoTos, Oct. 20.-Tns following
internal revenue appointments we're made
to-day
Stersksspers-J. Billings, Third District
Of Ohio; G. w. Downey, Nsvada; r. A.
Crawford, Oregon John L. Lahreny, Ninth
District Of Ohio George w. Perry. Second
District Of Wisconsin J. Black, Fifth Dis
trict Of Wisconsin A. G. Redwsy and
Chss. ID. Vaughn, Indiana.
Gauesrs-Sam'l C. Bramin, @ Capersn,
and G. C. Gillstt, end District Of w iScsssin;
j. Darst and John A. Tuttle, 3rd Distrct
OF Illisois; Henry Wsithof, LIST District Of
Ohio; C. ID. Wall. 18th District Of Ohio.
George d. Smith, OF the Fifth United
States Artillery, has been transferred frsm
Richmond 10 Fort jefferson, Flsrida. Be
vet Brigadier General Burton, ito Colonel. 10
relieved from the command Of his regiment.
and ordered to report fer duty to General
Mcdowell, commanding The Dspartnent OF
the East.
The Assistant Treasurer. 10 day, offered
$500, 900 in gold at 3s, s. 100 and 81 100.
There were only four bids BY two parties.
A preliminary meeting OF representatives
Of trades unions VAS held last night. the
object beng to adopt measures for the sup-
port Of candidates At the election who
would be true 20 their interests
Joseph l. Manuel, OF Vale Jos, has been
appointed Superintendent Of Indian Affairs
| in New Mexico.
Quite . large number Of applications
have been made for the Office Of Briaadiel
Generalship in the regular army made va
cant by the retirement Of Cen. Hooker
Among the applicants are several ciYiiani
who y ere Officer in the volunteer army du
RUG the war. The probability 10 that Gen
Stonenan, commanding the let district vii
bs appointed.
There are no indications Of turtle reap
peintmsnts Of Supervisors Of internal rev
enus beyond the three who have already r.
ceived commissions.
Very few official dispatches have been .
osivsd in this city relative to the lndiaI
var on the plains. The army is known 4
be in pursuit OF the hostile tribes, tn. n
dispatch concerning their movements he
been received for several davs.