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Reports from the Whaling Fleet.
LOUISIANA.
Tho Disturbance In New Orleans on Saturday
Nisht-Six Negroes and Three Whites Killed.
Cavalry Dispense the Mob.

Tho Disturbance In New Orleans on Saturday
Nisht-six Negroes and Threc Whites Killed.
Cavalry Disperse the Mob.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 25, 1858.
The origin Of the disturbance OF last night Is din
cult TO discover. number or clubs, both negro
and white, were paradlng the streets at various
parts OF the city. number OF negro clubs passed
through st. Charles and Canal streets. The Fcavune
states that the negro clubs abused and insulted o
democratic club marching IN their rear and that the
nrst shot fired came from coored club, woundng
slightly white man named Richardson. A general
fRht began on Canal street, between Carondelet and
Baronne, In which many shots were fired.
The fight continued along three blocks
when the negroes ned. Two negroes were
killed between Baronne and Dryades, and on Canal
street one was dangerously wounded and negro
negro was killed on the corner or Canal and Basin
streets and one or two further out on Canal. About
midnight scattered firing was heard In all directions.
No white killed on Canal street, but seve-
A white man was shot and killed while standing
quietly near the negro club room, corner OF Camp
and 1halia streets. Another white man was killed
and horribly hacked with an Axe or Ratchet on Mel.
accidentally killed by his own friends st. Charles
street. Coroner Roach, OF the First district, held
eight inuuests this morning on three whites and
nve blacks. Another negro Is reported dead IN the
second district, making nine fatal casualties.
The white men killed were each OF them
over mile distant from the FIRST disturbance when
struck down. The disturbance began about ten
o'clock. At eleven O'Clock Canal street was crowded
with excited whites, who dispersed quietly when
squadron OF cavalry appeared on the scene. Tne
ara marked by bullets, as II skirmlsh had taken
Mace.
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Conference Of Cuban and Spanish Depu-
tatien With Lersandi-Their Request and
His Reply-Ths Captain Generals Palace
Guarded-Troops for tho Disturbed Dis
tricts-Weekiy Market Report-Freights.
HAVANA, Oct. rs, 1853.
Adaptation OF Cubans and Spanards, about ffty
In number, had an audience with Captain General
Lersundi yesterday and asked him to put In force
the orders which they understood had been received
from the home governments granting the privilege OF
holding public meetings.
The Captain General replied that no such orders
had been received, but that whenever they
were received from the authorities OF Spain
he would comply with them. He added
that he was greatly astonished that they
should make demand for privileges at q time when
insurgents were devastating the country; he sup
posed they had come to offer their services in the
Crisis lie concluded with the declaration that until
relieved from his post he should do everything In
his power to maintain order on the island.
tb aa ae, steamer from Madrid which Is due mere on
OF the Junta establishing political reforms
All the available troops in and around Havana
have been sent to the disturbed districts, and the
teers
Sugar.-Nos. 10 10 are firm at 7A 81 reals per
arroDa; Nos. 10 20 quiet at 10 reals the lower
grades have improved most. Molasses sugar Is
quiet; small business has been done and prices are
unchanged Muscovado sugar Is steady at 7a7h
reals for inferior or common and ~ S1s reals for
fair to good refining. Molasses-Clayed quiet; the
the stock Is scarce; muscovad0, or common quiet at
"a ~. Lard buOyant at 100. q 21c. Flour dull at
$40 80 $12 80. Butter firm &C SOC. 40c. Tall0w
quiet at lOhc. lie. Bacon firm nc 1870. o l0c.
Honey heavy at az a reals per gallon. Petroleum
duh at Ska3x reals per gallon. Potatoes
dull at So 50 SO per Dbl. Hams, &c., 1Sc. Cheese,
Tic. Lumber, $2a $25 for white pine and $2S $40
for pitch pine.
Freighs are dull; small craft are In demand for
the United States freight per box sugar to Northern
ports, 81 rs 81.
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The billiard tournament for the championship of
Ohio closed at Cincinnati on Saturday night. Henry
Choate won the golden cue, Fred Alderman the Sec
ond prize, $780, and Anthony Honing the third prize
500,
At meeting OF the Board Of Trade OF Louisville on
Saturday the following persons were chosen dele
gates to the National Board Of Trade, which to be
convened at Cincnnatt:-Vene p. Armstrong, +. 8.
Reynolds, J. J. Porter and A. o. Branning.
fire occurred at Union Point Tenn, on Saturday
night and destroyed eight tenement houses, leaving
ten families Of laboring people homeless. The nre
was caused by the explosion OF coal oil lamp The
loss has not been ascertained.
letter from Laramie wyoming Territory, Says
On the night OF the 18th and the morning OF the 10th
Of this month four notorious thieves and despera-
does were killed in that place by vigilance COM
itee Several others OF less notoriey were ordered
to leave town.
The washington Hose Company, OF Charlest0wn,
Mass, arrived at Philadelphia on visit Saturday
night. They were received by large delegation OF
the Philadelphia Fire Department and made street
parade. The company will remain there several
days.
Henry d. Christian, o government detective, was
found on Friday night In an alley In st. Louis Mo-,
with terrible wound In the back OF his head. from
which he died about one O'Clock on Saturday. Chris
tan had been active In ferreting out frauds In to-
bacco and been instrumental Ia procuring witnesses
against various parties which gave rise to suspl-
cion that he was attacked In consequence OF his
actions. He was, however, robbed OF his watch and
some money, and the theory Is doubtless wrong.
Ho remained insensible from the time he was found
until lie died. No Information could therefore be
Obtained from him.
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MISSOURI.

Resistrmtion In Sc. Louis County Completed
Murder and Lynch Law In Cooper County.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. rs, 1863.
Registration in this county has closed. The boards
Of review have adjourned. The number Of qualified
voters on the list n 81, s3s. Tho number rejected
was 697.
Advces from Cooper county, NO., say;-"on the
the night OF the l4th inst an old and respectable ct
zen, named Mapes, living nine miles northeast from
Otterville. was dragged from his bed and murdered.
on inc following day Mrs. Mapes, her brother,
named Mcintosh, Thomas Good and boy named
Bennett were arrested on suspicion OF being inpl-
Gated In the murder and placed Ia charge OF con
stable anu q guard oil ten men to Do conveyed 10
Bonneville. while IN route to that place the guard
was overpowered by party OF men, and Mcintosh
aud Good were hung. airs, Mapes and tue boy were
then taken TO Jail.
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CHURCH OF ST. CHARLES uoaHomsu.

II was announced by the Rev. Dr.. Frei pastor Of
the congregation OF st. Charles Borromeo, at the
services held yesterday, that upon Sunday next the
new edtnce, corner OF Sidney place and Livingston
street, would be opened and the usual service would
take place. The former edince, It win be remem-
bered, was destroyed BY re In March last and new
building was commenced. Through the untiring
zeal and exertions OF Rev. DR.. Frei, aided by the
generosity of the faithful who contributed towards
the work. the congregation thus early enabled 70
occupy the present elegant and commodious build
ing and to vacate their temporary place OF worship
Commonwealth Hall, washington street. which they
have occupied since the IRE.
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SPAIN.

Tho Provisional Government Recognized by
England, France, Prussia, Italy and POrtu.
sal-Disturbances in Malaga and Granada.
"a MADRID, Oct. 25-Evening.
Notes were handed to the Minister of Foreign Az
fairs to-day by the English. French Prussian Italian
and Portuguese Ambassadors, by which the Pro-
visional Government was formally recognized.
Moreover, the French Minister and Papal Nuncio
expressed their sincere wishes to maintain friendly
relations with the new government.
Senior Olozaga has been appointed special envoy
to Paris and London.
It Is anticipated that the provisional government
win issue manifesto to the nation Immediately.
Dispatches received tonight from Madrid report
that bands In Alicante have proclaimed the federal
republic.
Disturbances have broken out in Malaga and
Granada, and troops have been despatched from
Madrid to the latter place.
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Further Shocks of Earthquake
i'm California.
ENGLAND.

Arrangement Of the Alabama Claims by n
Mixed Commission of Sixteen.-The Emperor
Of Russia Appointed Referee.
LONDON, Oct. 25 1858.
There is good reason to believe that the following
Is the substance Of the protocol which has been
agreed to by Mr.. Johnson and Lord Stanley for the
settlement OF the Alabama disputes:-
mixed commission, consisting Of eight persons
appointed by Great Britain and eight appointed by
the United States, is to sit In London and examine
every claim presented, whether English or Ameri-
can. Each case is to be argued by the claimant
either in person or by counsel, and the commission
will make the final award. The question Of the in
ternatona law is to be referred to the arbitration Of
the Emperor OF Russia. The protocol now awaits
the approval Of Secretary Seward.
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YOUNG BURGLAR CAUGHT.

John Lawrence, boy aged sixteen, who resides
at No. 81 Canal street, arrested yesterday morn
Ing by private Waterman Edwin Valentine, who
found the prisoner had burglariousy entered No. 81
Bowery, . cigar store, by means OF pushing up the
act OF making preparations TO carry away 81 900
worth Of pipes, cigars and fancy articles. A bunch
OF keys belonging TO William McCof1n, the owner OF
the premises, was found In his possession. The
prisoner was held by Judge Mansfield, OF the Essex
Market Police Court, to answer In 81, 900 bail.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-26

AwEsrERN IxPRovEMENT-Ac call has been issued
by the Governors OF Wisconsin, Minnesota Iowa and
Missouri for q convention on the 10th OF November
al Prairie du CHEN, for the purpose OF taking into
consideration tbs proper measures TO obtain from
Congress an appropriation TO improve the Fox aud
Wisconsin rivers, and thus connect the waters OF
the Mississippi AMI Lake Michigan BY improved
navigabe channels.
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Hudson City.

SUDDEN DBArH.-Y yesterday afternoon q woman
named Anna Klaus died very suddenly at the house
Nof Goteip Schouleber in the meadows near the foot
OF the hill, where she had been boarding for some
time. As she finished her dinner she was ascending
q ladder to the attic, when she suddenly expired.
She was hftythree years OF age, and native or Ger
many. Coroner White will hold an inquest to-day.
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MORSE NOTES

The Fashion Course trotting meeting commences
to-day and will continue three days. To-day Richard
Nevlcs, Captain Gill, Fanny Spraguc, Cora, j. J.
Bradley Carroll and Alex. Patterson's sorrel gelding
trot for purse OF 5000. and Frank Chestham, Sou
brette, Bayard, Pearsall, Dick and G. A. L. Lamar
trot for $3.50. Fine fields both.
Lady Thorn and Mountain Boy viii trot for $2,00o
At Waverley, N. j. on Thursday next. On this half
mile track Mountain Boy ought to stand q chance.
Ed. Jones bought four year old troter last week.
for which he paid $4,000. A stin price for Q
yOungster
$4,000 for, and will show time with him worth that
amount. Jones' colt and this one should bc
matched.
Good trotting il promised at the Rensselaer, Park
on Thursday, Friday and Saturday or this week.
The purses are liberal ana we'll filled.
Colonel Thorn has the fastest three year old trot-
ting colt IN the country. He exhibited him and
showed his speed at the Narragansett Park horse
fair. The colt came from Kentucky.
American Girl, George Wilkes and Rhode Island
will tr0t for 900 ut the Fashion Course Tuesday.
The Boston Jockey Club had very satisfactory
meeting last week. They had races between hacks
gentlemen riders, weight for ago racing and steepe
chasing.
The Fairfield County Agricultural Society viii hold
q horse fair and farmers exchange at Norwlik,
Agricultural trots are freely patronized nowadays
by those who proclaim against horse racny. All
right. "VOts the holds has long has you're 'appy,'
Seven races are announced 20 come or ut Secaucus
on the Attn and 9th OF N0vember-0n the first day o
hurdle race mile dash and mile heats; on the Soc
eighth, mile heats, and Q dash OF y mile b. hacks
gentlemen riders. Colonel Mcdaniel Tho first to
begin racing In this nrighborhood In the spring and
be n the last TO leave 1t on In the autumn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-26

The republicans OF the sixth ward met in conveu.
ton on saturday evening and nominated as their
candidate for Alderman r. w. Kenyon.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The United States steamer Contoocook, flagship OF
the North Atlantic squadron. arrived at Fortress
Monroe yesterday.
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Neatness, Economy and Despatch Conrine1
the execution Of ORDERS Metropolitan job Printing Ests
shment. ~ Nassau street.
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Mr.. George III. Pendleton Desires No Change
Of Candidates.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 25,

CINCINNATI, OCT. 70, 1905
The statement published in several Eastern papers
and dispatches from Washington ana New York
that Mr.. George II. Pendleton advised or desired
change OF the candidates the democratic ticket,
or that he ever wrote or telegraphed the subject
Is authOritatively denied.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-26

Magnetic Treatments Triumphnut.-I was
afflicted Nth rheumatism 20 years. dyspepsia two
Tried all kinds OF without benefit suffered much,
a last got unable 10 work After days treatment AZ the
Magnetic Healing Institute, IL Great Jones street,
work. and now, three weeks, cured OF both heums
tsm and dyspepsia am conductor OF Fourth Avenue Rail-
CHI. HARTMANN.
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TELEGRAPHlC POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.

Governor Seymour Invited 60 st. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. Is, 1858.
committee has gone from this city to Indlanapo-
Lis to make arrangements, II possible, for Governor
Seymour to visit st. Louis and speak before he
turns East.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-26

One Cold After Another win, with Navy
constitutions securely establish the seeds OF Consupos
the system. Those In need Of remedy will hni in JAYNh3
ExPECTORANT zone always prompt, thorough and eos-
cious. Sold everywhere
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Pnmphlefs, Law Reports, &C., Exccutrd
with nsssness quicknsss and despatch wenynve per re'
II the METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING ksfAbbls"-
MENT, " Nassau street.
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CALIFORNIA.

Resumption Of Confidence Among Business
Men-The Markets.
San FRANCISCO, Oct. "a, 1868.
There have been no earthquakes since yesterday
morning. The excitement has entirely subsidized.
The value Of real estate Is apparently unaffected by
the disaster, and work on new buildings seems as
promising e. before. Men enter into contracts With
g little hesitation az ever.
Flour, IS % q 80 Is. Wheat decidedly duh and
prices are nominal; good shipping. 81 Is 81 g..
Legal tenders, -
Several Shocks Of Earthquake on Sunday
Morning-Wreck OF the steamship Del
Norte-lIarine Intelligence.
San FRANCISCO, Oct. as, 1868.
Several slight shocks Of earthquake have occurred
since midnight One at I'VE minutes to eight In the
morning was Of considerable duration and created
considerable alarm.
The steamship Del Norte, while route from Sitka
20 Victoria, wrecked october 81 about fifty miles
from the latter port. heavy fog prevailed at the
time, but the sea was perfectly calm: The passen-
gers and large portion OF the stores and cabin
furniture were saved. The vessel Will be probably
Arrived, ship Arkwright. from New York; steamer
Golden Age, from Panama.
Reports from the Whaling Fleet.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. rs, 1858.
The whalesnip Aurora, from Bristol Bay, with 400
bpls. oil and 500 lbs. OF bone, has arrived. She
reports having spoken the following vessels Of the
whaling feet in September:-Java, with $50 bills
oil; Norman with 500 bbls.; President with 500
bbs.: Tameriane with 500 bbls; Eugenie 400 bbls (;
Alta 800 bbs.; cicero, Seine and Gayhead, with no
Arrived, ships Italla, white Swallow and Golden
Fleece from New York; Windward, from Hong
Kong
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-26

Fine Gold Earrings and Pins--New styles,
lust received For sale by GEORGE G. ALLEN l5 broad
war, one door below Canal street.
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Stan,rnersns Cured nv Bates Patent Appii-
ancea For escripve pamphlet address snpsoo Wa -
b,0i6 New York Post onlce
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wigs, v.npees and Ornamental Hair ,rs
quality liar Dye ani iIsw nyen< al eo'''~ aAtVu~
LSRS. 10 Bdnd stgacn
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Circulars Of Every Description and Notices
70 attend meetings printed IN the nestes possible manner
other similar place In tho city, at the METROPOLITAN JOB
PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT Va Nassau street.
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Fine Geld sleeve Buttons and Stud.--Ncw
styles. For sale BY GEORGE 9. ALLEN, as Broadway.
one door below Canal street.
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sit Puts = Young Head ON Old Shouidcrs.o
MONTGOMERYS HAIR RESTORFR prevents the falling
Of the hair makes soft and stsn. restores gray hair
It's original color. Sold by all druggists. WV y WONT
0OMERY, Proprietor, 40 North Sixth street. Phsade pha.
General Agent Charles N Crtenton, No. Sixth avenus.
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The Boys In Blue In Utica-Attacks From
ROwdies.

UTICA N. Y, Oct. 25, 1868.
grand rally Of the 'Boys in Blue" was held here
last evening. A torchlight procession, accompanied
by bands Of music, paraded the streets, and many
buildings along the line Of march were bril-
liantly Illuminated. Hamitons amphitheatre was
densely crowded, while thousands were unable to
gain admittance. A stirring address was made by
Colonel E. B. Lansing, of Auburn. While on the
march the Boys in Blue" were assaulted by rowdes
with stones, brlckbats and clubs. Six men in the
the Rome delegation about to take the cars for
home an attack was made upon 1t with clubs. Later
In the evening serenades were given TO Ellis
II. Roberts and Colonel Lansing, who responded In
brief speeches.
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The Famous Corner--91 Nassau sweet,
conner Futon Tue Meropo.sn Joc Printing hs'sesamsu.
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Batchelor's Hair Dye.-The Best IN tiso
world The only perfect dye harmless, RELIABLE insianiane-
Factory 10 Bond street.
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Cristadoro,s UnrivnIled Hair Dyc.-~eid and
applied at No 6Asor House. Mandatory 90 Maiden Lane
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Established I'm 1SO0.-The Metropolitan Job
Printing Establishment. VI Nassau street
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deas bugs every kind OF insect
most troublesome during the fall months. They
killed at once BY this remarkable powder Is poison.
ons but certain work. A single 20 nasx has
often - -
KILLED A PECK OF COCKRoACHEs.
Use now keeps vermin from deposting their
prevents ner years crop. BE you Get Lyons u
original insect dsstroynr powder
OF limitations See the signature OF l.. LYON Tie lass.
Sold y all druggists.
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I.sce Curtains a specially ut q. l.. & j. ID.
kelly co.'s, az Brosdway.
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For First Glass Printing Of Every Descr;p-
on 20 the Metropolitan job Printing Establishment,
Nassau
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Meeting In Schenectady.

Republican Meeting In schenectady.
SCHENECTADY Oct rs, 1861
Judge A. W. Tenney, OF New York; Colonel Knapp,
of North Carolina and General Mexican, OF Saratoga
addressed large and enthusiastic republican meet
ing in this city last evening.
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ford Conn.
HARTFORD, Oct 25, 1868.
A grand mass convention OF the Boys In Blue OF
this State will be held here on Wednesday next. A
mojority OF the organizations In the State will par
ticipate besides various delegations from Massa-
chusetts and Rhode Island. There viii be Q torch
light procession In the evening and illumination
and fireworks. 1t Is expected that 5000 torches
will be In line
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-01-11
Military Justice in the satrapies

We gave some time back the history
of the cowardly assassination Of an old
citizen of Mobile, Alabama, by one Cap
tain Morris Schaff, U. S. A. 1t will be
remembe red that the old citizen, Colonel
Shepard, had personal alteration with
Schaff, and challenged him. Schaf had
the old man arrested, and shot him
while unarmed, unresisting, q prisoner
under guard. For this act the coward
was concentrated. The result of this
secret moekery. called trial. we gather
from a Mobile paper:
Sentence of Norris Schaf.-The fol-
lowing IN reference to the case OF Capt
Morris Sehaf, who killed Col. Shepard,
Of Mount Vernon, has been promulga-
ted:
The charges against Schstf we're First,
mauslaughter second, assault with in
tent to kill; to both Of which the accused
pleaded not guilty.
The findings of the court were: First
charge, not guilty; second charge,
guilty.
Sentence-Six months Imprisonment
at Fort Pulaski, Ga, and $500 fine.
Schaff left Atlanta on the 30th ult, il
charge Of Msjor Dunn, Of General Johr
Pops's staff, for Fort Pulaski.
Commenting on this the Times says
The sentence inflicted by the military
commission in this case would have
been far better understood, had not thAl
commission, after the hrs. days evi
dence had been published, suddenly ex
cluded the public from the hall Of then