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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-18
THE NATIONAL GAME.
Base Ball Notes.

The Mutuals and 0rientas Of New York appeared
at the Union Grounds yesterday afternoon aud man
aged to worry through Ave innings when the score
stood IS 60 H. In favor or the Mutuals.
The home and home game between the Mutuals
and Atlantics will come or tomorrow ut the Union
provided q snow storm some other kind OF q
storm does not prevent IL.
Some parties suggested the idea of flooding the
grounds and playing the game on skates.
Chapman the well known J. c., left fielder. has
been elected Corresponding Secretary for the Allan.
ties, In place Of Rogers.
There has been great amount OF talk about an ar
rangement between the Unions and Atantics To de-
prive the Athletics OF the opportunity to win the
championship and the queen ban To put
quettis on The matter as lar as the Atlant,cs are
concerned, challenge has been issued to the Atm
letics allowing them to name any day to suit them
selves for the opening OF new 40 les Of games with
Ing the first game played la Brooklyn, rs they have
heretofore almost invariably given the first game in
Philadelphia. The Atlantics seem TO be determined
to have everything connected with the title tney
that IL Will bear the closest scrutiny IN
regard to either manliness. honesty or skill,
and II the Athletics feel aggrieved at the prospect OF
losing the tlte tney have worked for pcrslsently
and well, they have an opportunity 70 show Their
ability 70 conquer the sturdy " fortunate Brook
lynites.
The rniens win play the All England Eleven, on
Tuesday al Hudson city, game OF base ball. The
Unions should 70 In to whip the Britishcrs clean out
OF their boots, not 80 much for the sake OF defeating
tne Elevens representatives "a iot showing some OF
the American residents Of British origin, that base
ball Is not 80 childish as they imagine or pend 10
imagine.
The shortening days OF Autumn give notice that
games should be commenced as early as possible IN
order that the possibility OF playing into the dark
may be obviated When this miserable style u do
ing business is INDUCED IN. It generally happens that
both sides are equally culpable; but one party Will
attempt to throw the blame OF the matter entirely
upon the other. The darkness generally breeds bad
feeling, and the man who stops the playing or by
doing his work honestly In tho face of defeat Is
worthy Of commentator.
The coming week will be, II not too cold full Of
fun. TN Monday the home and home game OF the
Mutuas and Atlantics Tuesday. the Unions play the
Cricketers, at Hudson City, n. j.. on wednesday the
Mutuas and Actves play their return game aud on
Thursday, Friday and saturday the Maryland Club,
OF Baltimore, champions Of Maryland, will be here,
and will play the Atantics, Eckfords and Mutuas,
al the Union grounds.
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131.5 ARGTT TOWN.

The watering season beng over, we anticipate, in
unison with Tie singing OF sweet voiced Clara Louise
the antics and yccaiZaton Of the rival operas
o0uGes companies. 'hi-h old" tragedy on Broadway
and Sixth avenue the n,inistrations OF the pas
tors, organists anu artists in the fashionable
churches an UNUSUALLY brilliant season. "Piety,"
since Water street has been made the arena for, as
missionary happily expressed it, ''wrestlings with
che Devil" has become quite fashionable and per-
Taes every degree society, from the family of the
retired soapooler TO the pcker-up Of unconsidered
tribes in the shape Of cinders and bones. 1t is now
certain that New York never meet with the judg-
ment awarded TO 20 .om and Gomorrah or the vista
ton Of Artca-tle.e are too many of the ''eectn in
IT for that
They have got as far up as rroome street on Broad
way with the Albang job The contractors who have
this nice little mint Tor the manufacture Of pargent
running, give out that they may get to Houston
street by sleighiAg time. Meanwhile there is posi-
lively 'no thoroug lfare'' on Broadway.
Old Trinity IS becoming angelic-so much 80 that
her vestry has thoughts Of giving her pair
Of wings. II, in her soarings heavenward, the
ancient dame should take 1t into her pate to gather
mp the wickedest' Of the gold and stock gamblers
who, in Wall street, directly under her nose
worship Mammon, calling themselves OF the right
eous, and then "drap 'en," she would be doing a
great moral II not spiritual work. What TO refined
mind can be more horrible than those ensanguined
pursuits known as bulgorng and bear batingS
X1te-nying and pocket-picking are nothing to them
The grand divisions into which believers in the Old
and New Testamens are divided, and the equality
OF thought and liberation recognized In this land
rwhar the BIRD o. freedom scars so HIGH" are adm
Tably illustrated by the three religious ediaces
IN course Of construction on Fifth avenue between
,fortythird and Fnty-th.rd streets. These are the
beautiful Jewish synagogue, in the Moorish style
tine Catholic cathedral in the pure Gothic, and St.
Thomas protestant Epscopap church, in decorated
Gothic Hnot In amplitude they Will in beauty and
finish surpass anything now extant.
= Coal Is coal just now, even II dealers, in the large
ness Of their hearts and the preservation Of their
sonsciences, give you l, 700 pounds to the ton.
The market is stocked with grapes-large ripe
rich, tempting, luscious grapes. But hucksters hold
them at such confoundedly bold figures that not
understanding their abundance even old Midas Is
forced to turn up his rubicund nose at and pro-
nounce them sour. Midas, as pdter.fdnlRtds, Is
S1ght-the figures make them acid, especially to the
noftores whose incomes are not recorded any OF
Uncle Samuels tax lists and whose wallets guilt
less OF greenbacks.
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THE WEATHER.

Whew didn't 1t blow yesterday Not o great,
wide, liberal blow OF tempered autumn wind, but
FasCaily, biting snarlng, snapDsh nor'easter that
4n3de bitter mockery Of the streaming sunlight 1t
Has treacherous breeze, indeed. 1t took people Of
The most cautious habits unawares-caught them on
the shady side Of the street in their semi-summer
garments, pierced them through and through. leff
satarrh In many nose, thrust bronchitis down
many throat and went on its way in grim rejoic-
ing, The change was prodiglous. The day before
everybody was aimiring the beauty Of the Indian
summer. Yesterday morning this admiration was
,nipped in its budding funess and the cruel atera-
zion Of atmosphere mathematical in every given
Dmeeze. Some pronounced 1t delightful, but the
majority looked upon 1t as an unreasonable joke.
THE observers Of the weather In the region OF York
vile rejoice TO say they discovered the first fall OF
snow OF the season yesterday morning. The old
proverb says when TINS pleasant visitation occurs
the nth OF this month may look for like number
Of such agreeable visits during the winter At Hud-
nuts drug store, IN the HERALD Building the Their
nometer showed forty-eignt degrees at noon; at
three O'Clock 1t stood at forty seven and before eight
O'Clock II was a. iUrIy one.
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON Oct. IL, 1905
The Probability of Session Of Congress In
November.
Speaker Col AK SAID yesterday that no quorum
would be present IN either house on the 10th OF No
vember, that all the members he had talked to on
the subject expressed the opinion that there Is no
necessity for meeting that day, and that the two
houses would be then adjourned by their respective
presiding officers until the first Monday In Decem-
Der.
Increase of Revenue from Legacies and
SUGGESTIONS.
The books OF the Internal Revenue Department
show that the fiscal year ended 3oth OF June last
the amount of revenue from egacies was twenty
three and half per cent greater than the amount
received the year before, and the tax collected from
SUGGESTIONS was more than double that OF last year
These two sources OF revenue are all that show any
increase over the previous year.
Personal.
Attorney General Evarts returned TO this city this
morning and was in conference with the President
to-day He expects to remain here for two or three
weeks to dispose of the business awaiting his Official
action
Weekly Currency Statement.
The amount OF fractional currency printed during
the week Is $546,47l; the amount forwarded to the
United states depository at Louisville, $50, 600; the
amount forwarded to the United States depository at
Cincinnati, $4,000; tic amount forwarded to the
Assistant Treasurer at New York, 100000; the
amount forwarded to The Assistant Treasurer at New
Orleans, 100000; the amount forwarded TO banks,
&c, 1854 1888.
The Treasurer OF the United States holds in trust
as security for national banks at date, $3i2, O9s 20O
for circulating notes. $o3, O9e $50; for deposits OF
public moneys ma onal bank notes issued this week,
$111,S10, making total TO date Of s3l0, a., SOC.
Mutated bills returned, So ASP, 970 insOlvent bank
notes red semed and destroyed, 1884 iSl tho amount
in actual circulation this date 5000 926, $685. frac-
uOQal CURRENCY redeemed and DESTROYED. $626,40O
Internal Revenue Appointments.
The following appointments have been made:-
Storekeepers.-J. T.. Johnson, Sixth district OF
Ohio; Henry A. Homer, Fifth district OF Massachu-
sets; Jonn b. Evans, Sixth district OF Kentucky;
John G. Burton, Fourth district OF Indiana: John w.
Fisher Seventh district Of Illinois; Joseph w. Thomp-
son. Eighth district Of New York; w. P. Miller Kan
Gaugers..-walker J. Burlington, Thirteenth dis
trict OF New York; Robert b. Lamon Seventh dis
trct OF Illinois; F. b. McEroy, Third district Of Mis-
souri,; W. p Floyd, Twenty-second district OF Penn
sylyanla; William Wilson, Seventh District OF ONO
D. Il Kethern mas been appointed Inspector OF To-
bacco AMI Cigars for the Sixth district Of Wisconsin,
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Musical and Theatrical Notes.

The Oil region reJoices In q circus.
vandenhofr reads in Toronto tomorrow.
so does Mrs. Frances Kemble In Chicago.
Albany has stereopticon and circus.
The quaker City also possesses q stereoptcon.
SAM Chanfrau's In Washington tomorrow.
Betty Reigl is doing the eight fantastic" In the
Hub"
Atlanta Ca, supports a minstrel company.
Harrisburg will be amusementless after Wcdncs.
day.
she Hanlons open at the Chestnut, Philadelphia,
tomorrow.
Fanny yanauschek opens at the olympic, Boston.
asUncle Toms Cabin was finished In Washington
last night.
wyman the wizard, humbugs tho washngto-
mans tomorrow night.
The Charleston theatre IL running through series
OF standard comedies
Miss Jean Hosmer plays Mary. Queen OF Scots,
In Rochester next week.
Mrs. i. ". Lander plays Elizabeth In New Ha-
ven tomorrow night.
Hackett personaes Falstan In Rochester on Tues
day and Wednesday next.
van Amburgh's circus and mena2erie pitches its
tents In Troy tomorrow.
Solon Single owens Is meeting with much success
In Ptfsburg as Major de Boots.
''The Merry Wives OF WINDSOR IL on the bills at
Selwyn's Boston.
Harry sanderson concertizes in Rochester to-mor
row evening.
Edwin and Junius Brutus Booth are playing at the
same theatre Ia Boston.
iotta nits ~ Fire Fly" for the Philadephians at
the Arch, tomorrow night
Edwin Adams commences an engagement to-inor
row In Washington.
Mr. r. L. Davenport plays Hamlet tomorrow night
at the walnut, Philadelphia.
The "Grand Duchess'i Is being done in English 10
Portland, by Miss Jennie Kimoall.
The Rcaings English opera troupe treat the
Batlmoreans TO some familiar atrs tomorrow even
Ing ~. ..,.-
ton scenes opens shop In syracuse tomorrow.
40 individual cItA ram and
at the opera House IN mora, Chicago.
Frank Mayo took q benefit last night In Proyi.
dence appearing as Badger In the streets OF New
York"
is drawing good houses At the Theatre Comique, DE.
troit.
fil flush OF success aud boasts OF one OF the best
stock companies IN the country
Maggie Mitchell. supported by James w. Collier,
Fanchons In Rochester on Tuesday next. on We'd
nesday she does "L0rle."
'srhe Fifth Avenue Mystery" Ia the title OF new
four act comedy now on the boards at the Buffalo
Academy Of Muse. The play 10 said TO emDody
actua events OF New York life on the avenue II Il
does our country cousins are In luck.
aladdin. or the Wonderful Lamp" is at present
the spectacular sensation In Cleveland. The piece
has been for months In preparation and has been
produced In a very elaborate manner, with oil the
accessories OF ballet, transformations &C.
The sprighty Worrell Sisters have carried Balti-
more by storm with their English version OF la
Belle Helene" The Holiday street theatre Is night
iy crowded with enthusiastic audiences and the
curial Jennie succeeds IN carrying OF the lions share
OF the honors In the afterpiece Of Crossing tue
IAneu Irene and Jennie dance q doube clog horn
tPlug Ugeso into the most ecstatc bliss.
Patti has renewed her engagement for HomburR
for fourteen representations from the 7tn OF August
to the llth OF September. 1899. She will remain In
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MAR YlAND.

The sua Against General Butler-EmigratiO
Convention.
BALTIMORE, Oct. IT. 1868.
The motion to vacate the writs in the suits against
General Butler we're argued to-day.
convention Of delegates from the emigrant
societies Of the United States for the promotion OF
emigration and the protection OF emigrants met
here to-day. A committee on business was ap.
pointed and the convention adjourned till Monday.
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THE PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION.

GREENsBURG, Oct. II. 1868.
The republican judges have signed the certificates
for Westmoreland county. This will make the total
vote In the Twentyrst district for Foster, l3,So7;
for Covode. 10, 1885, Fosters majority, A. The poll
exceeds last years by 5,27s Of which Coyode gained
over last years vote on judge 2762, and Foster
gained 2, 496. Mr.. Covode announces his determine
ton to contest the seat He alleges that in contest
he can throw out over 800 democratic votes IN Fay
cite and over 200 in Westmoreland county.
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. II, 1868.
Returns from forty nine counties, official, and the
balance reported majorites foot up l00o3 republican
majority.
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THE PACIFIC COAST.

Sailing of the United States Steamers-Thc
Whaling Fleet.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct 16, 1863
The United States steamer Pensacola sailed to-
dayfor La Paz, and the steamer Resaca on cruise.
The following whale ships were spoken In August
in the Ochotzk Sea:-Adeline, seven whales; w. J.
Roach. b25 barrels OF oil. Flour, SIS 25 a So rs.
Wheat 81 rs o 81 SIX. Legal tenders 72x. Cleared
Max for Cork, with Is, 600 sacks OF wheat.
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Southern View Of the Late Elections.

Southern View Of the Late Elections.
The Charleston Courier sums up the result OF the
recent elections in the following Words
The popular vote Of three Of the largest States has
sustained Congress, and overthrown, far as they
can, all constitutional liberty in the South. These
the facts OF the 1t becomes US to look them
az calmly and dspassonatey we can In the face
The measure of our cup s almost full to the over
flowing. We may not be permitted 10 look for any
raw OF brightness to the North. But all Is not lost
We must turn our eyes upon our commonwealth
II doomed look In vain TO the ballot at the
North let as not forget that we may look TO the bal
lot in our own State Let work be TO regenerate
this To this let hopes and our energies be
turned. Here is our home and here we expect our
postertv to res>ie. Let us see to 1t that we use
every endeavor 10 have safe government and that
we secure degree Of right and civil liberty for
ourselves and for them. This Ii our duty, and to
this we should respond.
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GeIuibotd's
DRUG AND CHEMICAL WAREHOUSE,
59s BROADWAY. NEW YORK,
Adjoining Metropolitan Hotel.
PRESCRIPTIONS ACCURAlELY CoMPoUSDl


59s BROADWAY. NEW YORK,
Adjoining metropolitan Hotel.
PRESCRIPTIONS ACCURATELY COMPOUNDED.
DR. GS And CHEMICALS.
Pure Vines and Liquors for medicinal purposes.
I'm. French English nothing but the
American Per!umeTy.
EELMBOLDS
FLUID EXTRACTS, BUcHU AND SARsAPARILLA-
These remedies are compounded 10y H. ]. Henbod drug
gs Of Is years experience, and adopted ~
physicians aud IN their practice for tho
pas. "ton years"
The proprietor that his mode OF conducting the bust
ness-x Advertising be obyectiona0ic 10 TIE Tao
ulty
Having confidence in the articles prepare and be-
heNng - ue OF advantage acquaint the community
VITA their merits the above course Many
not all druggists have articles OF their that they cian
~ or mrritorou. bach have their Ideas IN regard 20
alatosug OK the but do not believe there ~ ono
among mem who having good remedy mine, wOud
hesats 10 resort % the ! shall NOT however,
peetne or endesvor 70 substitute my remedies wneA
others called
cry arlicle purchased OF the best mate
M Inc asanis average experience OF eight years
IN me ncs broadway Stores and prescription read
py Two ~ the assiatnts before compondng and adj
diiona security y checked before delivery VIII have
those IN employ Ia this department whom would
trust with my business my lite.
The appreciation and o the faculty and OF the
public respectfully solicited nothing shall he
neglected 10 deserve the same Very respectfully YOUR,
H. t. HELMBOLD, Druggist aud Chemist.
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VIRGINIA.


FORTRESS MONROE, Oct. L. 1868.
Three companies OF heavy artillery from the fort
have been ordered South temporary duty; Battery
E, OF the Pirst artillery, to Atlanta; Battery A. Third
artillery 70 Columbia, $. G., and Battery O, Fifth
artillery to Raleigh N @. They left at daylight this
morning foLthelr respective destinations.
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A Fenian Outrage.

LONDON, Oct. II, 1858.
Despatchesreceived to-day from Rathkeale, county
Limerick, Ireland, state that Inspector Murphy,
while attempting to capture 0'Brien, the Fenian
prisoner who escaped few days ago. was fred at by
concealed parties and slightly wounded.
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The Atlantic Yacht CIub-Coutest for the
Champion Pcnnants.

Champion Pennants.
The last regatta OF the OF the Atlantic Club
comes or tomorrow and promises to be an interest
ing as well as an exciting contest The schooners
Lois and Mystic and the irst class sloops Addie ".
End Sadie are TO contend for the champion rem.
nants OF their respective classes. There h every
prospect of q favorable wind, and considering the
surrounding circumstances Of the event the Occa
sion will unquestiDnaDly close the season with that
success which the spltedDess Of the club so richly
deserves The steamer ]. Chase will receive the
members and Invited guests from pier is East river
foot OF W eli street. at hafpast ten O'Clock a. M,
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QUEENSTOWN, Oct 1.-THE steamship Erin, Cap
tain Webster OF the National Line, from New York
Oct 8, arrived here to-day on her way to Liverpool
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GERMANY.

The City Riots in Dresden.
DRESDEN Oct IT, 1885,
Further tumults occurred here yesterday among
the Commissionaires, but were promptly suppressed.
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III. T.. HelmbOld,
Druggist No ba4 Broadway, ~ r., next toe Metropolitan
Hole. Store all hours and the originator OF keeping
open
ALI, NIGHT
Why Is that n. T. Helmbod does he largest drug and
prescription business in the city, II the unied states!
Answerecause his business conducted indie
pendent principles.
In all probability the only the United States
where the chare alike for all
they desire
My In this particular has received the unqualified
endorsement OF the most distinguished OF tho medical FAC
ulty My customers to be taken away from I
the best of drugs the best OF talent and the best
price for til have the the best assortment al
ways open and accommodates and perfectly
sible
day night Wide all times, conducting business
the cash principle, asking granting credit to none
perfectly responsible, and customers and neghborn
know while the APPRECIATION of al the faculty would
be agreeable prma ace evidence like this 10 not 70
be overcome. ~
My is kept open for cques is for the public
benefit patronage all respectfully solicited.
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ii. II. EI-lmbOld

induced to advertise his remedies
their merits. Ii Induced 10 follow hs example with
this important basis they can have opportunity Of
testing the Intelligence OF the community.
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Club Ouififs.-Torchcs, Flags, Capes, Gaps,
Badges, Medals, &c, be had at HIrCHCOCK'S Cam
paign headquarters, ss Spring street. under ST. Nicholas
Hotel,
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ENGLAND.

Trade Banquet i'm Manchester.
LONDON, Oct IT, 1858.
The Manchester Chamber of Commerce will give
banquet to Lord Salisbury on the 9th. Reverdy
Johnson will be guest.
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Batcheior's Hair Dye.-The Best in tho
The only perfect dye harmless reliable insanane
Gus. Factory Ii Bond street.
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Have You the Prettiest Colored Nicer.
schaum II 80 leave for exhibition At Kalden bergs who
will also award prizes Further particu ara al KkLpsS
BERGS % Wall street. 20 Nassau and No John -,rssis
Manufacturers and repairers
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III. II. HelmbOld's
REMARKS FROM PRACTICAL OBSERVATION.
10 frequently remarked by passing establish
Il the merits OF ADVERTISING 10
would here state that the comb
had In the merit of articles inspired to do
II has been but FIVE since lett native city.
where had abored assduously for period OF u years
This known TO all the enerpsng residents OF that city,
many Of whom from my starting point A
great number residents OF the metropolis who,
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Buving Clothing Made Easy.
AtBROKAW BROTHERS., opposite Cooper Institute The
one price and lowest in the city
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Circulars Of Every Description and Notices
to attend meetings printed in the neaest possible manner
other similar place in the city, the METROPOLITAN JOB
PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, ~ Nassau street.
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A.-Storm, The Hntter.-His Only Eata bIis,-
ment at s2 Fulton street. where he will be pleased 10
his friends aud customers. -
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Cristad OrO,s Unrivaled Hair DYE Sold and
applied No Aston House. Mandatory No % Maiden
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Cure YOur Cougb-Use Campbell,s Troches-
price CSC. per box. At CAMPBELL'S Pharmacy cor
ner Eighth and Twenty-eshth street
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Ladies', Paris silk Bows and Scarfs-At
81 IS, Mt BALLOU's, SCI Broadway.
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TELECRAPHIC NEWS
s-r~S~>~~~~r~~~~N~~~>~~~~>~
ILL PARTS OF TIE WORLD.
F r o M
Reported Attempt to Assassi-
nate General Prim.
GERMAN TUMULTs IN DRESDEN.
SPAIN.

Attempt to Assassinutc Prim.
PARIS Oct. II, 1868.
The Gau,ots newspaper has a story to-day OF an
attempt TO shoot General Prim at Madrid. The at
tempt was unsuccessful and the assassin was imme-
ds,e'y arrested, but afterwards set at liberty by
General Prim himself.