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WASHINGTON.
Internal Revenue and StOrekeeper
Appointments Large Number OF
Applicants for the Appointment Of
BrIgadier General - The Indian
War.

WASHINGTON, October 20. - The
following are the Internal Revenue
appointments to-day: Storekeepers
Joseph Billings, Third District of
Ohio; g. w. Downey. Nevada +. A.
Crawford, Oregon; John e. Labor
rey, Ninth District of Ohio; George
w. Perry, Second District of Wis
consin; HI. Black, Fifth District of
Kentucky I; A. G.. KSdway anu Chas.
ID. Vagin, idaho. ~
Coperan, and G. G. Gillett, Second
district Of Wisconsin; Joseph Darst
and John a. Tuttie, Third District
Of Illinois; iii. Weithoff, First Dis
trict of Ohio; G. ID. Wall, Eleventh
District oil, Ohio; George ID. Smith,
First District Of Illinois. lt&,ff
The headquarters of the Fifth u.
s. Artillery have been transferred
from Richmond to Fort Jefferson,
Florida. Brevet Brigadier General
Burton. It's Colonel, is relieved from
the command Of his regiment, and
ordered to report for duty to General
Mcdowell, commanding Department
of the East.
Quite a large number of applica-
tions have been made for the office OF
Brigadier General in the army, made
vacant by the retirement of General
Hooker. Among the applicants are
several civilians who were officers OF
the volunteer army during the war.
The probability is that Gen. Stone
man, now commanding the First Dis
trict, will be appointed.
There are no present indications of
further appointments of supervisors
of internal revenue beyond those who
have already received their commits
sions. 1EEzL 81 .eT
Very few official dispatches have
been receiYed in this city relative to
the Indian war. on the plains. The
army. is known to be in pursuit of the
hostile tribes. but no dispatches con.
cerning its movements have been re.
ceived for two OF. threS days.
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New YORK, October 20. 1t is
stated in revenue circles that Binck-
ley has been ordered by the Solicitor
of the Treasury to eonfine himself to
the clerical duties of his Office at
Washington. - ~
There was a meeting to-day of cap
italists who favorthe construction of
a canal across the Tsthmus of Dairen,
to connect the Carribe IN Sea with the
Pacific, at the residence of Peter
Cooper. to discuss the various plans.
Inspector of Police Dilkes has is
sued an order for the attendance of
a force of 400 poiieemeu to-mor7 ow
evening at Cooper Institute to protect
the stands and fireworks of the War
Democrats in favor of Grant and Col
fax, from an attack which it is re-
ported is to be made.
At o meeting of the Board of
Health to-day Communication was
read from the u. s. Consul ut San
Juan, Porto Rico, stating, under date
of September %, that several cases
of yellow fever had occurred among
the troops andE strangers, but the
rains had commenced and a speedy
disappearance of the disease was an
ticipated.
The steamer Pierre, from Havre,
via Brest the 10th, arrived to- night.
Rio Janeiro dates to September %
Is received.
The Brazilian army entered Tobi-
quiary on the 1st inst, the Paraguay
ans having abandoned the works,
leaving one canon and considerable
ammunition and food. The battery
on the Paraguay River had been dis
mounted, the canon having been
thrown into the river.
Lopez is said to have gone to Sierre
Leon, a stongly fortified place below
Ascension, destroying the railroad.
The allies were on the route from
Tebequirary.
Lopez is said to have about 20, 900
men, and being in the interior, the
allies operations viii! be at disad-
vantage, they having lost some COG
men in transporting supplies to Tibi
quirary.
The Brazilian squadron had gone
to Ascension, and two monitors haC
| gone to MaltO Grasso.
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HAVANA.
Late Mexican AdViees-ArRiVaI Of
General Uraga-A Tariff Bill Re-
ported TO Congress.

HAVANA, October 19.-Mail ad.
vices from Mexico to the 10th have
been received.
Gen. Uraga. from Mexico, has ar
rived at that port. The reason of his
exile is supposed to be the completely
In the late fiasco of Santa Anna.
Romero expresses the hope that the
treasury will be able to pay the inter-
est on the National Debt punctually
when peace is rest red.
Geo. Hernandez, of Vera Cruz, pro-
poses to resign, because Domengnez,
the head of the late rebellion in his
State has been pardoned by the Fed
! eral Government.
A tariff bill has been reported to
Congress, which proposes an export
duty on silver of per centum on
gold. No other changes have been
made In custom rates.
1t is expected that part of Labae,
on the Island of Samenam, Gulf of
California, will be opened to the gen.
eral coasting trade.
Elections for municipal officers in
Brazil had closed, resulting in favor
of conservatives.
The American Miniiter had placed
propositions for the extension of the
cable telegraph from Barbados to
Brazil, which will probably be ac-
cepted.
HAVANA, October 20. - Captain
General Lersundi issued a procIama-
ton to-day ordering the trial by
court martial of all persoas engaged
In the recent insurreetion in the in
terror, and of all who gave aid or
countenance to the attempt
Sugar is steady and unchanged.
An arrival from Venezuela reports
the country comparatively quiet.
General Rajos had recognized the
MOnagas Government.
1t was reported that General South
erland, President of the State of
Moracuibo, and a strong friend of
President Falcon, would soon give in
his adhesion to the new government,
deliver over three ships of war which
are still in his possession, and return
to Europe. W
An attempt was made to assassin
ate the Minister of Foreign Affairs,
but failed.
The vomito is raging at Caracas.
Many deaths are reported
Generals LupeTOn and Ca5ral have
arrived at st. Thomas from Hayti,
having failed in the attempt to cross
the frontier into st. Domingo.
General Orlando is at the head of
another rebellion against the govern
ment of Baez.
Great misery prevailed throughout
the republic, owing to the disorgan-
lied condition of affairs.
News from Hayti is favorable to
Salnave. Jacmal was still besieged
by his forces.
General Hector, the revolutionist,
died of wounds received in the recent
battle.
General Domeniques had been pro-
claimed President Of Northern Hayti,
aud General Nissigat President of
Southern Hayti.
The prospects of Salnave were daily
improving. He had given the town
Of st. Marks one week to surrender.
The ship of-war Alexandra Petition
had been sent there to assist in the
siege. Should the place surrender,
the communications of the revolu
tionists would be severed. The off
GERS and crew of the Alexandra Peti-
tion are all Americans, and are looked
upon with distpust.
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Cincinnati Nerkef.
By TeleEraph.I

By Telegraph CINoTNNATI, Oct. 90.
FLoUR-U Unsettled and prices irregular
and nominal; family S898 25.
WHEAT-Unsettled; NO. l Winter can be
had at 81 50.
for old.
OATs-DuIl, at 5Sa59c for No. L.
RYE Dull, at 81 389sl 80.
HARLEY-Strong, al g 40d2 80 for Canada
Spring aud 81 S092 10 for state.
GoTroN-Dull, at 2312 for middling.
IoBACCo-Unchanged and quiet.
WHIsKY-Sold to the exte-t of 800 bbls
at 81 20.
PRovIsIoNs-Quietb but drm; the stocks
being light, MAKE holders firm mess pork k
held at Bic. bulk meats IIS<dl2c for shout
ders and l4c for sides; bacon I3al31<c for
shoulders, and l614S17c Tor clear rio and
clear sides. u 4sa All 7#lE y z +
LARD N retail demand at 1917.
GRocEKIES-Firln and in fair demand at
full rates. efH n
BUTrER-F irm, at S5 10 l2c. the latter rate
for choice roll.
EGGS-25126c.
POTATOES-Une anged
/ APPLES-Dull at 81 to 81 per Dbl.
LINSEED OIL--Duil and prices nominal
ST 06. ~
FLAxsEED--Dull at 81 1912 5O.s r
BEEF CATTLE Firm er: com non to prime
s3 oO TO 50 o. extra So 2596 80 per Genital
gross.
SHEEP-U Unchanged.
HgGs-Are dull aud prices dropping; the
whole range is s7 10 IS 50 per GENITAL gross,
ExcHANGE-DuIl, at Lilo discount buying
and par selling.
MoNEY-Market close, with considerable
pressure from borrowers.
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Chicago Market.

BY Telegraph CHICAGO, Oct. 20.
EASTERN EXCHANGE-Firmer; LILO offered
buying, and LILO pre- MUM selling.
-FLoURo0Qofet; sales of Spring extra at
WHEAT-More active, aud 2ta21<c lower:
No. a 81 40@l 4015; No. 2 at 81 309I 321S
eIIos!ag AZ 81 Sllgl S01a Tor No.2 2. This p. NJ
- CoRN-Lignt demand, and 1zGIc lower;
sales No. at S7149S8c; No. 9 at 86jas6ISc;
closing at S7sz9SSc for No. sales since
Change at S714c for No /.
OATS-In moderate request for shipment
ana Ic lower. sales of No. 1 at 4951d5Oszc;
rejected; at 471zg4Sc, closing at tile inside
RYE-Inactive; shipping demand: 4a415o
lower; NO. / at SL199I 20@o, and No. at
No. /.
bARLEY-Is 4G5c lower; sales of No. 2 at
u Sol s.; rejected at 81 54,gl 56: closing
at 81 S2Gl 50 for No l.
HIGHWIHES bull and Irregular; 81 100
81 ID Tor free.
MESS PoaK-Steady and quiet; $50 for
old S29 for new
SHoULDERS-Dry salted are easier.
LARD-DulI ct 1S 8f314c for choice steam
In round lots, and l95&9l95zc in kegs,
BEEF-Extra mess SOLD bSlS So
CATTLE-Dull aud heavy; s. 75A4 25 for
common Cows; 81 40G4 6215 for medium
steers and Texas cattle, anG IS 371Sa6 so for
good to choice sht PIP ny steers.
HOGS-Opened moderately active with a
slight decline, but heavy receipts further
depressed vaIues. Atthe close the marx It
was dull with nom nal decline of 50afjOr;
sales at 81 5O97 70 for common, 81 S06pS 10
Tor ia1r TO medium, and IS 15taS . for good
to choice smooth.
FREIGHrs- Dull and 15e lower.
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DAYTON, Q.
Meeting OF Grand Lodges and Com
manderles Of Free Masons-A WO-
man Murders Her Husband.

DAYTON. Ohio. October 2O.-The
Grand Lodges and Commanders of
Free Masons, which have been in ses :
sion for several days, made a grand
and imposing demonstration here to-
day Delegations from almost all
parts of the State and adjoining States
participated in the procession. After
marching through several of the
principal streets, they assembled on
Main Street, and countermarehed to
the Opera House. where an Grafton
was delivered by Rev. Wyiess Hall.
The Order, in their rich regalia, made
a display exceeding anything we have
ever witnessed here.
A woman named Warwick murder
ed her husband at an early hour this
morning, near this city. She first
shot him with revolver, then struck
him several times on the head with
an ak. Cause: domestic tro ubles.
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ST. LOUIS.
Nebraska Election Returns-Large
Republican Gains-The Vote OF the
State Almost DOubled-AhOut the
Missouri Conference.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 2O.-An Omaha dis
patch says: The official returns now In
from twenty counties give a Republi-
can majority of 1850. The four
counties yet to hear from will make a
Republican majority of not less than
200, a Republican gain OF 1.640
votes over last Congressional election.
The total vote of the State is nearly
1900, almost doubling the vote OF
Late Salt Lake papers contain the
proceedings of the General Mormon
conference. All the Mormon church
dignitaries we're fully represented. 1t
was unanimously agreed that COM
mercial intercourse with the Gentiles
should be restricted to necessities.
Mormons purchasing generally from
the Gentiles, will do so at the peril of
expulsion from thel Church. This
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sc. Louis Market.

By Telegraph s ST. LOUIS, Oct. 20.
ToBAOco-Quiet and unchanged
HEMP-Nery dull with a sale of one lot of
undresSed at SI35.
CoTroN-Nominally unchanged; no sales
reported. =
FLoUR-More active for the lowest and
highest grades, and both are held more
nrmly; superffne sold at SIS 50a6 D; extra.
50 Iog7 %; double extra, 81 2598 90; treble
extra 10 choice family, S999 90.
WHEAT-Choice and fancy Fall higher:
other grades steady; fair to good red and
Wnltes ~ 5J{Gl "a; prime to choice ditto,
81 yO02 IL; fancy do, 50 2O6I2 3U; Sprinn.
dull and lower at 81 29aI 80.
CoRN-Sc8rce and higher at 93cMsl.
OATs-Flriner at 50g55c; the latter for
fancy white.
BARLEY - Steady at 81 9aa2 271S for
Spring, and 50 65 for choice Fall
RYE-Steady al el 22GpI q. 80
col P9Rk 151I;3, - Easier, with Jobblng sales at
BACjN-S Shoulders i6c, elearrib sides I7c,
cured hams.
LARD-Not so firm; retail lots sold at I9c
Iof Ilerce; 20G2014c for Eeg.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY at 81 25
CATfLE-Qutet but Arm at So O0d6 90 for
common to choice.
HOGS-S701S 50, gross
SHEEP = I5e13 IS per head for fair to
goodi S4Gb % Tor prime to extra.
RECEIPTS - Flour 100 barrels: wheat.
S,OJO busne4s; corn, 40u bushels: oats. 9.7OJ
bushels; barley, so bushels; rye, 400 BUSH
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EUROPE.
BY Atlantic Photograph.
Senior Manfarrl Fights q Duel-The
HOughtOn Race Meeilng-AIabama
claims 10 be Referred to the EN-
per0r Of RuiSia-ReOrganizatlOn on
In SpaiRr-It Is Progressing Rapidly.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, Oct. 19-Midnight.-A
dispatch from Paris reports that Senior
Manfarri,2 the Intendant of Queen
Isabella, has fought duel with Henri
Rochefort, editor of the LGnterTs.
The hitter is said to have been badly
wounded No further particulars have
been received.
The Houghton Rlce Meeting CON-
menced at Now Market to day. The
Criterion stakes for two year olds was
won hy,WIld Oats, beating Bends man,
second, and Heatley, third. Seven
ran.
Itis reported that the Alabama
claims will be referred to the Emperor
Of Russia tor arbitranent
LONDON, October 20.-The Times
has an editorial on the rumored with
drawal of the Democratic candidates
for the Presidency. 1t says the Dem
ocrats will doubtless think it best to
fight the battle to the end, and lose,
| if it must be, with Governor Seymour
| at their head, than at so late an hour
take Chase as their leader, although
power will be thrown into the hands
of the Radicals; that Grant is likely
to act with more discrimination than
the rest of the party; he has evinced
kindly feelings for the Southern peo-
pie, and if the Radiaal theory is to be
pressed, it could not be executed un-
der more favorable conditions than
with Grant as head executive.
LONDON, October 20.-Miss Bate
men appeared last night ia her great
character of Leah, at the Haymar-
ket Theatre, after an absence of al.
most three years. The audience was
immense and enthusiastic.
L. SPAIN.
MADRID, Oct. 20.-The re-organiza-
tion is proceeding rapidly. Cover
nors, civil and military, have been ap-
pointed in all the provinces. The
Democrats assembled in various parts
OF the country and declared for a
Federal Republic. All males who
have reached the age of twenty will
berallowed to vote.
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CINCIN MATT.
Convention Of Railroad Conductors.

CINCINNATI, October 20.-A con-
vention of railroad conductors, repre-
senting some of the leading roads in
the country, assembled at the Burnet
House this morning for the purpose
of forming a mutual insurance com
pany. The circular calling the meet
ing is issued by James Marshall, con-
ductor of the New York & Harlem
Road, and sets forth that. in case of
the death of conductor by accident
or otherwise. each conductor belong
ing to the association will pay to the
family of the deceased one dollar.
The convention assembled at eleven
o'clock, and was organized by the
appointment Of James Marshall,
President; George r. Skillman, of
Camden & Amboy, Secretary; and
G. Holman, of the Little Miami, Ser
geant- t-at-Arms. The President made
a brief statement of the object of the
meeting, when committees on creden-
tials and plan of proceeding were ap-
pointed; after which the convention
adjourned till the afternoon.
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Tha ReSult.

The decisive battle of the cam
paigl was fought last Tuesday, and
resulted ia the overwhelming defeat
ofthe Democracy, proving that the
people are not yet sufficiently awake
10 the desperate condition to which
The country has been reduced under
Radical rule, and to the utter ruin
which must inevitably follow another
fOur yoars' lease of power by that cor
rupt faction. That Grant is to be the
next President of the United States,
i just as certain as that he will live
until tho Sd day Of November.
What will be the character of his
administration, time alone can devel-
OF. Let US try to hope that it will be
better than his past history would
give US reason to expect.-B0toliRg
Green Democrat.
Another most melancholy exam
PIE Of Democratic demoralization.
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EgONETAgY& g COMMERCEAL
new YORK market.
By Telegraph NEW YoRK. Oct N


By Telegraph NEW YORK, Oct %.
| CoTToN-Heavy ard a shade Iover
safes .sO0 ba.es at 251zc for middIing up.
FLoUR-Receipts 1855 barrels. nnar,at
heaVy, and 59l0e lower; sales of 8,7OO
DarreIs at 50 Z5a6 s. for superine State and
" aesS65ern ; " 0O97 70 for extra tate; So 80
@o lO Tor extra Western; IS 3Od9 50 for
white wheat extra 81 5599 so for K. II. o, ::
SlO W Tor extra st. Louis; $40 OOMI4 90
fer good to choice ditto, closing 0uiet:
California, heavy; sales OF $40 sacks, at 81 SO
q SlV ee 81; rye flour quiet; sales of go barrels,
W HISKY-Quiet and heavy.
w d halEAT-Receipts 707O2 bushels; dull
Sls az q % Ior NO. Spring; 81 751z for No. |
DO; " 90 tor winter red Western: So 40
tor White Michigan; 81 20 for white Cali
RYE-Lower; sales of 2l,OO bushels of.
western, part to arrive, at 81 Seal CO.
cod ~ AELEY-H Heavy and lower; sales of 32,-
treme.
BARLEY MALT--Quiet.. ~ -4-
CoRN-ReceipLs SU5,0g8 bushels: market
Ic lower; sales o9, 900 bushels at 81 I20I AZ
Ior unsound; 81 I59I I6 TOR sound mixed
store. " Oi W. IN
oArs-Receipts S5,745 bushels; market
WItHout decided change; sales of As. 600
Jst,ets RtGE - tog1o52c for new Western
,,v3 vS3SoaPIFE1EmQuiet; sales Of 1000 bags Rio on
.
SUGAR-In moderate request; sales of 800
hhds. Cuba a IlQlIS<c = - wv
MoLASSES-DuH. . - .
HoPs-Quiet at l5G25c for American. F
PETRoLEUM-Firm at -I5%aI6c for cr,de
and 2s12c for refined bonded. n -
LINSEED OIL-HeaVy at g4Qg6c for large
lots, and 9Sc0sI Oh for small lots
SPIRIEs IURPENTINE-Quie and steady
at 44g441zce r. sfs 8 f-.s = - 0'o''N'
, FoRRBo@-oPened "opens lower but closed hrmer;
sales 2,SoO barrels at S28 5692S 81 for mess:
caoslng at S28 68934 90 cash: sS23 60a28 Is
Ior OLD do; ga 5OG25 o. for prime; s28 Goa
20 oO Tor prime mess; so, 500 barrels |
prime mess, seller December, on private
BEEF-Unehanged beef hams dull and
CUT MEATs- Quiet; sales 100 packages
at lz139l31zca for shoulders: ISaI9c for |
mans; mfddles steady and quiet; sales I5O
boxes cumberland cut, seller last half |
December, on private terms.
LARD =, Heavy and lower: sales 435 /
tlerces at l79lS14c for steam; I916Qly5zc for |
kettle rendered; also, go tierces Steam |
seller Decern Der, at bic = -
BUrrER-Steady at 30G36c for Ohio; 3S@ |
4Sc for State. feL6 F-5E7N Z -
GHEEsE-Firm at lS@171<c. 81
FREIGHTs-To LfverpooId and heavy,
with engagements by steam OF 1900 BUSH |
els wheat at I'd. .'-
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measure is urged as necessary in self
defense against the rapidly approach
ing danger from outsiders coming in
with the Union Pacific Railroad.
They are the avowed enemies of the
Mormon Institutions, and commcrcial
intercourse only can restrain the
Mormons and encourage home man
afactures.
Ben G. Cutler. Surveyor-General of
New Mexico and formerly Adjutant-
General of California, died at Santa
Fe on Sunday last.
DE-. Mckee, Medical Director of
the District of New Mexico, was seri-
ously injured on Saturday by being
thrown from his carriage.
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The Agricultural FaIr-A FaIlure-A
RiOtOus Character Stabbed and
then Shot.

MEMPHIS, Oct. 2O.-The Agricul-
tural Fair to-day was failure, owing
to the steady rain which fell all day.
In an affray on Court Street, this
afternoon, a notorious character
named John Cosgrove was stabbed
three times and then shot, by Thomas
O'Dennell, an ex-alderman. O'Den-
nell was arrested, but subsequently,
was released on the grounds of self
defense. Cosgrove will, in all proba-
bilitY. die.
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THE INDIANA ELECTION.
BAKER'5 MAJORITY ABOUT 1000.

Below is a revised table of the In
diana election, embracing the official
vote on Governor or official majorities
in counties. The columns Of Demo
cratic aud Republican gains are based
on the vote for Secretary of State In
1866. The counties heard from off
cially are marked with asterisks. The
official result in the few counties is
not likely to vary the result fifty
votes either way:
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new YORK Dry GOODS aarkot.

BY TeIegraph.l NEW YORK, OCT. 20.
The market is Iangutd and somewhat
depressed, although prices, IN the hands OF
ginghaIns which are reduced to conform
with the decline already noticed IN the
Lancaster brand. We quote Glasgow
ginghams at I5c; Caledonia l4c; Roanoke
and Mt Vernon H1zc. Nous delaines are
looking up, in sympathy with WOOL, and
patterns &c, but a good enough pattern
can be Obtained at 2Gc- Fancy cassimeres
have lapsed TO quietude, and are greatly
depressed, especially light or tender colors.
Notwithstanding the rapid rise in raw ma
teriaI good makes are selling as
low down as 81 so; desirable styles bring
81 90; Canton f1annels are dull and much
depressed, bu, as soon as the weather gets
cold, more active demand and better
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NASHVILLE.
Horse Raelug.

NASHVILLE, Oct. 2O.-There were
fhree races over the Jockey Club
Course to- day. The first was a dash
ii 4 mile for two year olds. Entries
SIS. The association added $500. 1t
MI won by Il. D. Smiths Vandal /;
tire / 5O-nine entries. The second
race was for B year olds; mile heats.
Fntfaace $50. TIE association added
a9O0: four started. The race was won
bg Buford's CrosslaDi; the first heat
was taken by Keene Richards Bette
Rrv. Time-14 494, / so, 1504. The
third race was for the association
nnrse Of 500; dash Of a mile and a
quarter. 1t was won by Coalick's
Little Mack; FIVE started. Time ZIG;
track heavy. IN
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MONTPELIER.
Hon. B. II. Edm0nds Elected United
States Senator.

MONTPELIER, VT, Oct. 2O.-In the
House of Representatives. to-day,
Hon. Z. +. Edmunds was reelected
U. 5. Senator for six years, receiving
188 votes to IL for Hon. 7. P. Red
field. The Senate will elect him
unanimously this afternoon, and both
Houses meet in Convention tomorrow
and complete the election.
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SAN Francisco, October 18.-Gen-
erals Angel Martinez and Placido
Vega, revolutionary notorieties, are
reported to have sailed for Mexico
yesterday, on Mazatlan steamer.
The Oregon Legislature has adopt
ed a resolution withdrawing the con-
sent of the State to the passage of the
14th Amendment to the Constitution
of the United States.
Honolulu advIces Of October 9Th,
state that leprosy prevails to a con-
siderable extent among the different
islands.
The English war steamer scout, en-
route to England from Victoria, ar
rived at Honolulu September 23l.