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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-19

the United States But an auxiliary explanation
will offer itself presently The most suicidal people
are the Danes aud those Of the North German States
The t.st cf sex shows in IA States of which more or
less perfect statistics are mt hand, 80 females 10 ~
males; that of age shows an increase by wears tl
the age of 10 az 40. the term being later with men
than with women. The test by seasons shows lor
suicides. for crimes committed on persons,
aud for attacks of INSANITY, an augmentation IN
Summer over the Winter months: Inc means
of suicide are in the order of their frequency
Of use: Stranguation and drowning firearms
and cutting or thrustin9 Instruments pols2Ghi,
Poison and drowning are the fayorlte means WIN
females 1t is notable here again. IN respect OF seq
sons that drowning is much rarcr IN Winter than IN
Summer. The avoidan of pain at the rst push IL
instructive even with the seeker OF uealh. women
Weld Oftenest to moral influences. love, Jealousy
dome tic troubles excited sentiments OF any klnh
men to material trials poverty business tSnt tSsc Sc.
two causes figure very slightly as causes OF leh'
suicide. In Denmark One-third OF the male anu .. '
One-iifteenth of the female suicides are attrlu"'
10 drunkenness. Cities furnish an enormously -
prOporionate number of volunteers OF de''I e
seventh part of all French suicides are COMMITTEE
Paris he proportion oil Berih 10 al ','' !! ~.
of Copenhagen TO all Denmark is still grea''r t""'
married than single people, but fewer n''l"b AL
bachelors than widows and wldoWers iVHSE agil-
culturiss than mechanics and merchants; s'llfewer
of these last than members of the liberal professions
and yet fewer of these than OF the remaining non
professional population lOf France especially where
the military, bureaucracy, domestic and other en-
plOged more less scnile classes are enormously
greater notably of the male than In some DINER
countIcsl the proportion of the agricultural to the
professional class being III 100000 individuals,
as TO 80 fewer jews than Christians fewer Cath
olics than Pr0testants; die by their own hand.
Talking of death, and 10 close with something
cheerful, French journalist asks. with pretended
simplicity, What is peer ? We read in an English
paper, giving an account Of tie dreadful railroad
accident at Abcrgee. Terrible death OF twenty
persons and peer. Is not peer person, then !
Suppose, instead of one burned peer there had been
twenty would the reporter have said, Terrible
death of Twenty peers and person 7 " winch re,
calls another question asked by one OF the oincai
Journals here "Since the opposition report that We
corruption of our French stage is all owing 70 the
degrading influence Of the imperial regime, VIII they
explain why II is that The most striking OF our most
corrupted dramas and musical burcsques are III so
great vogue in New-lork, the capital OF the Model
Republic, and badly played ut that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-19
RECONSTRUCTION.
GEORGIA LEGlsLATURE-THE RE

GEORGIA lEGISLATURE--THE RELIEF BILL.
ATLANTA, Sept. 1S.-'Ihe House passed the
senate Relief hill to-day by II 10 o. Resolutions were
adopted repeating the former action OF the House stay
ing hc collection OF debts, and declaring mat COLLECTIONS
can hc made When the present Keller bu receives me
Governor, signature Tie Senate adopted an amend
mcnt 10 the Tax bill taxing foreign INSURANCE companies
ore per cent on premiums otherwise state companies
are taxed on their capital stock.
TIE GEORGIA COLORED LEGISLATORS
ATLANTA, Sept. tS.--A number OF the colored
Inventory rf tic legislature who declared Ineligible
lave gone Washington TO present tber case To Consress
AK ADDRESS by A. III. STEPHENS.
A documcnt Is circulating for signatures,
Irrespective oi party requesting the Hon. A. H. stephens
10 tlyer an address the present condition OF the
c,iry II las been signed 10y several members OF both
Houses Of the legislative. IL is reported that Gov Bul
Ir.k VIII sign TIE Itqutst
ALABAMA STANDARDIZATION BUSINESS.
MONTGOMERY, Sept. 1S.-Ihe time OF the
Sc..to this morning "Hp e'on?ed IA he discussion OF
!ii!,.l topics. The House adjourned after "a lew
ugtca' srsion. and TIE Republican members went INTO
Al caucus with cOacd doors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-19
LATEST GENERAL NEws-BY TELEGRAPH

Ex-President Pierce is recovering.
....Chief-Justce Chase is in Concord. n II.
MARTIN of Boston, who cut his throat In Mon
teal on Monday last is dead
.Wheeers foundery, IN Worcester, was consld-
erably damaged by FIRE Yesterday afternoon
The schooner Prime, with lumber for Buffalo.
arrived Port Colborne Canada yesterday, Naerioggcd
. The Hon. James c. Blaine started from Al
gusta Me Washington yesterday. attend the extra session
THE Glasgow Hotel and outbuildinGs in Mon
ea destroyed by FIRE Yesterday Two valuable horses pe'hed
The China steamship. Great Republic now
had not arrived at sAA Francisco at the l7h
-. The steamer Nashville arrived in Cairo. ILL.,.
yeseay With is and horses Of the Filth USte States Cavalry
Amt owned by Lacock & Co. of Buffalo N.
from ct Port Cobone, Canada, THURSDAY agh
aud went ashore Point 4biuo.
Two Armenans have arrived in Richmond as
a. colon, Of % Armenian Chnsti.. s.
.Messrs. Weiss q Hahn of Springfield, Mass,
BY 6e las. night To the extent of 5000.
49,. The upper stories of Arnots block, Lake and
waters tlns occupied oy g. H. Cook Co.. hardware merchants
burned on Thursday night Loss. sly0oo
800. The tow-ne of schooner was caught by a
saI Iorse @,o The eauai shsre they drowned.
49,. Bridget Mary OToole. the servant who swan
receive ned frum Massachusetts Humane Society.
go. The house, barn. two horses, and shoe factory.
belonging the Messs Baes Mrthaen, Mass burned
THURSDAY hight Albert Buffers MAS badly burned Loss s4tOa
49, The four companies of the Sd United States
AleIy IN Boston HaIs The three at Ns.oT, and those
...Several expert burglars are operating in SYRIA
4 robbed,
G. Rugrrs of 81 800 worth Of Bhao and Line Railroad
IA iiendish outrage was perpctrated, on We'd
nes ourg girl the Yorktown Monroe
by en Harrison AID wsm Jones negroes The perpetrators in
military priscI
The steamboat j. p Webb struck n rock and
down IS feet Of While going down the between Cnep
nal aud Evansville on fhursda! evening No lives
and cargo tuialloSS
go. The Convention Of the National Lacrosse Asso.
citation Of Canada has ten postponed 10th uss ID,
sngnd Eleven cickee having egagel TO play in Montreal on the
ga inst. and the following three days
The Boston Custom House officers found on
hoaTt vessel rom Cuba on Thursday two boEe i've feet long look
g exactly Ike two sticks of timber IuyesgAtn do.eI Oo
e.gdi. 4 these innocent vieees Of timber.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-19
idaho,
Sc,rrvp,Nc rIrCrt0Y RrTrRSs.

SCATTERING EIENIIVN M IHNo'
The Boise Statesman OF August IL says {:
Several precincts down the valley heard nom, give mo
Democratic ticket majority varying but little from That
az last wear IL will impossible for us 10 give correct
returns until the votes are canvassed by the Commission
ers Enough. however, Is known that the Democratic
ticket IA elected without exception. We have 10
actual returns from Bose County, but II was currently
rcnored m Idaho the stage LEFT tins morning. that
GRAY and Taylors election for Sheriff ana Assessor -
very close snfers majority Is also reported AZ about
$50 AT Mnmehaha, Skaters majority was aDont 80.
Eeside the returns given elsewhere, have the follow
ing unofficial returns: Middleton Precinct rs Voles-
Hranstrtter, 70; Robbins, 10. Dry Creek Irtcnct "a
yotes-Branstetter, Il; Robbins, Union iicclhct Oh
yotes-Braustetter. %; Robbins, 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-19
FROST. ICE. AND SNOW.

In Scranton, PENN yesterday morning, the
mercury fell to 80 Buffalo, 400. Frost covered the
ground In and near Rchnsnd. Va. Chicago. Buffalo,
Boston, Hartford Springfield. Mass. Providence, X. l.,
and Lewiston, Me. Ice formed on the ponds in Proy
dencc r. L. aud Coaesvllle Penn. Snow fell in Aurora
near Montreal and in Robinson and Richmond Counties
Va on Wednc sday night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-19
REPUBLICANS DRIVEN FROM LAFAYETTE CoUN-
TY, ARK.

LITTLE ROCK, Sept 1.-Two members OF the
Legislature, County Clerk, United States Assessor aud
Collector aud two United states contractors Tor building
a flrodmcn's schOolhousc, were driven from Lafayette
County. Tweuy-oue Union men were kIlled-tlree
whites and cigtcen negroes. large ku-Klnx meeting
was held at Little Rock last Friday night. Leading
Rebels aud desperadOcs from al parts Of the State at
tended. Dispatch To The Missouri Democrat
credible citizen Of Little Rock writes as follows:
There longer To question that general whole
sale assassination Of the leading Republicans Is deter
miucd upon. Wheeler Of White County and Barker
OF Critteudcn have been shOf, evidently with IN
k. Merlick OF Lafayette county has been muir
dcr0usy attacked ia lis Office. johnson Of Mi>ss-
sIppi county has been killed McGOwn OF Columbia
county has the woods for than two weeks
Ia Lafayette seven c0Ored men and one white were MUIR
dcrcd by gang Of forty meE. Gbbon. OF Perry county
with Thirty of his nclgburs. have been driven 10 This
city Tor protection. The whose names are given IN
tie fore going all members Of the state Legislature.
These urHgcs all committed during The four weeks
preceding the 2sih Of August by the Southern gentlemen
who have accepted the situation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-19
VOL. XXVIII.....N NO 1864.
EUROPE.
ITALY.
THE OcCUPATIoN OF ROME

FLORENCE, Sept 1S.-The Malone u 'niS CIV s"SS
that Prime Minister Menabrea naS no' "9Neu 'iio
-, Covernment for the withdrawal of the troops
tron, Ro,pe as has been reported Such demand
rod have been entirely unnecessary. as by the pro
visions Of the treaty. France is bound to withdraw
Che roops Beside the state of Italy at present does
not Justify French occupation.
A CARDINAL TRIED AND SENTENCED.
Cardinal Reisach has been tried by civil court
at Riet and sentenced to pay fine of 800 francs,
for attempting take possession of the See of Sabna
by order Of the Pope, without the authorization of
the King of Italy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-19
LATER AND BETTER-THE MAJORITY BIGGER
AND BIGGER.
The Ubi1 further saws:

Since the above was Ia typo learn hy dispatch
from Augusta to the Ast0,itod Pres which VIII uc
found the topographic columns, that 1s towns, ctnrc
ing fuunha OF the entire vote uf thr state, give tuu
bcrlain C3i48, I1llshury 400 The siur towns, 1st
wear gave Chamberlain 4C.p. Pni-huf} aA.a. hepub
lean majority this year. Itcs, Iast year, J.fi Tho
towns be heard from gave. last year. Chamberlain
IIis P~bury scBi 30. ~ tC.n were uU hcr'as" over
ast years majority la thcHc towns. tie npprty '"r
Chamberlain Will amount to - & -! should The ma
iuriiy however increase iu tr Gowns hrt irnu u
viii amurut 10 the .uitccut u.uro OF ~, 300 !!
Farewell To COppcrbcadi,iI 100 M,luc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-19
.enort. Mich, on the evening of the

I'm LakepOrt, Mich, on the evening OF the
-,L d,pute between two respectable Jnyciet, hahe1
WV and flemming. who i've on Adjoining l"lms. cs'eu
Il, tbc murder OF Robert Fiemming, afed Il years
ON the 31st ut., Thomas Ross, an old ana
,y rrsuectae citizen OF Sacramento, committed SUI
rir Nv cuiug lis throat win razor me uhIN oI"1ie
aspcct of his business affairs bad dcpIcssed hS % iio
Ny,s a mai i've Of Maine aged AZ years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-19
rRlAL oF EIRE EXGlNEs.

WORCEsrE.;, Sept ls.-'rhc frcmcE'S muster
~ Sorihburo to-day WAS largely attended. Five cuupa
,, were ON t.c ground. representing clinton. Hi>0n
Asabe,. WcsboIo. ana Northhoiu. nc mGsc WAS far
hi,ncd by Richardson's baud Il Worcester. Browns
brigade Baud Of Bustuu and the Wcstboro uud North
huIu bands. 4: the ual OF engines, Torrent Company
No OF Clinton played nperpcEdcular stream 2o5s feet
AIsh, GistduCilg all culaHGttUgs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-19
WOW, GOTTA AND THE DOMINION.

HALIFAX, Sept 1S.-lt is confidently believed
that Mr. Howe has only accepted the Union on tlal
for few years. hut has counsced some OF MS constt
- ana firm supporters do the same. Eunofs are
tiv circulated respecting the detection al hhother
comment rccal,r II IN sad that the recent VISIT Of Inc
canadian ministry has been moro eueeesslui IMAM was
rcnrInllY snnpOhed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-19
LOW CHURCH VS.. HIGH CHURCH.

MONTREAL, Sept. ia vote was taken by
the Episcopal Synod OF Canada today ana resolution
" adopted .orbiddlng the Elevation OF tho Elements,
tho use Of incense, the mixing OF wafer win Wlhe INC
Isc of tho wafrbrcad of lights on the communion 'aDe,
and the wearing of yeatIncnts while saying prayers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-19
)IIER EXPLOSION IN BUFFALO

BUFFALO, Sept. 1S.-The boiler of the loco
motive used in switching trains at the Ernest depot 10
This cty exploded to-day, mfcting serious wounds
the engineer aud various persons in the neigh0orhood
but killing no Pieces Of iron were thrown through
the frame buildings by aud debris were scattered
In every direction Some o the bysanders were trowD
into the canal, but were rescued.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-19

AUGUSTA, Sept. 1S.-Thc Eplscopail,l1s OF inns
hIi.6ed and dedicate IN this city today church
scI"oi exclusively for misses and women Addresses
,rc delivered by Bishop Neatly Of Maize BhhoP Aini-
,are of wisconsin. the Rev. Dr. WartOhoi iuly ,hGrCh'
YORK and others. The school Is called salHt Cath
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-19
ELECTION INTELLIGENCE.
MAINE.
MNINF.
THE MAJOmTY TWENTY THOUSAND.
no R1uOO,. Win of the 10th saws:

We present returns this morning from 2G9 towna CIV
ing Chamberlain 5s573 rl>bury n2Jl, against 1889 for
Chamberlain. and 3}67 Tor Pl5huy, IN 1851, cor ma
iory az 1882. against lOC2-a Republican net gam ui
CG5O II the increase in the towns 20 he heard IRON ~
proportonatc to those already reported tie result VII
not vary much either way from 2ooO0 Since wnug Tue
above returns from three towns ~ PsclaquS ana "p
IN Somerset give Chamberlain ~ Pil~huy zGs, against
sos for Chamberlain aud 1913 fOr PsDury, Fst ytar-a
net gain Of IA. Lincoln County gives uh gam OF one
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-19

HALIFAX, Sept Is. - The annual convention
OF the Young Mems Christian Association opened here
Yesterday with upward Of 200 delegates. Prince Ed
wards Island New Brunswick, Boston, aud all parts VI
Nova scotia represented.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-19
CANADA AMP THE NORTHWEST TERRIToRY.,

~ hc dominion Government will soon 20 10 ngahd 10
ui ~ - @ rtteIncLt Of TIC transfer OF the Northwest
T.rrit"ry 10 Canada. The Hon. nv McDongil VINO mas
eiycn much attention To The subject i one o ,., u1e
,tes II i, expected that tho question h.f DC scttcu
so Submitted 10 Parliament 80 its rcAt meeting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-19
oprnoN 1ra1sLArrRr-rnE AMENpMENr.

SALEM, Sept. 17.-The Legislature met to-
day In the Senate the Democrats have four majority
and In the House, eleven. Democrat gave notice o.
bl 10 repeal the resolution by wh5h the AiVth Article
~ the UIited States Constitution was adopted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-19
GREAT BRITAIN.

THE NEW GOVERNOR GENERAL OF CANADA.
LONDON. Sept. 1SThe Hon. Sir John Young pres
ent Governor General of New South Wales aud ex-
Ionan Commissioner has been named for Governor
General of Canada
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-19
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.

AUGUSTA, Sept. 1S-Returns from 4o6 towns
give Chamberlain G9.loi Pisbury. 4sslI. Majority for
Chamberlain 203I7 The that remain 20 be heard
from gave year, Chambcrain 423Ii fiIsbuTy tl3
including those from these towns win
their relative votes added. VIII give Chah-
I~rlatn ~ total majority ~ 20 fos The Official returns
will not vary these figurcs 20 my alprct1ae tNttut u
Is generally agreed here that Chab' rn's majority VIII
exceed 10000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-19
RUSSIA.

THE ARMY IN CENTRAL ASIA TO RE REINFORCED.
ST PETERSBURG. Sept. 1s.-The Emperor will i'm
medately reinforce the troops in Central Asia The
evacuation of the towns of Bokhara by Russia is not
confirmed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-19
FRANCE.

VISIT OF NAPOLEON TO QUEEN ISABELLA.
DIARNIz Sept. 1S-Ihe Emperor Napoleon, the
Empress Eugene, and the Prince Imperial to-day
made a visit to Queen Isabella of Spain, at ST.
Sebastian.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-19
TORTURE or REPUBLICANS IN THE JAIL IN
WILSON COUNTY, n. c.

The Raleigh On. Co. Standard of the 10th
contains the following:
Robert billiard Farmer and Haywood White, c0Ored
Republicans were imprisoned ON probably fictitious
charges. Eleven men were crowded into low dungeon
seven feet square. There was no window ~ tue dugcOl
and the door OF bars closely laid that man could
NOT nut his finger through the vacant spaces between
During the hot aud sutry Summer. these poor creatures
were damned together this hole, and at night were
compelled To sleep partially upon another for there
was not SPACE for them 10 occupy eingly. There
plenty other in the Jail, but ONai.s the ja0r de
carod his intention OF putting eleven luOe men III II they
lad 10 stafd oh Que An0thCrs heads because, as ho
alleged they were id black Radicals, and ought TO be
killed he wished he mad AL the DID, Radicals in there
with them. The offer was made 10 Hay wood Wlte ny
Capt Isk, that he would release him from jail " lac
would take an oath to join the Conservative party White
WAS sacrug horrible torture but replied that he had
already sworn support the Constitution and the Union
ised Farmer that il he would Ego with him" DemocmU,
and induce other colOrcd men 10 do lie would let h
out of aiI rs quick he could snap ms finger. Lusk
also ui him that II be got out OF jail without turnng
before night. Finding II Impossible to stohce either
Farmer g. White, of the rest OF the prisoners The
course II fTiuc deerlujncd On-torture which has
for cent les abolished from the prisons of EugLd.
small OF picked pork, fried To crisp ana niue
else . solid salt, aud weighing less than al ounce,
was I'd these furnished creatures. This produced
thirst ID tho allOr carrying our the Instructions OF DIS
feud ted rebel patrons cat OF the supply ot icdfeI, 10
a QuantitJ barely sufficient To support NE When tue
prisoners agony OF thirst would cry out Tor Gods
sake to give water, the brutal response from the
TAILOR would be down and get IT," one day Joe
King a kind OF umdrrjaler, was ,ursing ana abusing
Radicals when Farmer at last replied To the effect that
Radicals good as other people, Wheieupdn Mug
struck him. Farmer dcfcucelrSs prisoner, heavy dow
on The side Of his law with thc keys breaking his teeth.
For some time Farmer could not eat and o WAS not even
th brutal coward who had Inflicted this injury took
csiun afterward to insult Farmer by asking im how ho
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A TERRIBLE EXPLOSION.

METz, Sept. lS.-A terrible explosion took place at
a cartridge factory in this city, to-day. Thirty
persons were killed outright, and eighty-twO were
badly injured. The building in which the explosion
occurred was torn TO pieces.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-19
NAvV G.ZETrE.

w,eutxCroX Sent ls-paymasters Beanan, Oar
,1dsrop have rhtd fln tue naval Academy ald or
tir accounts PsJuasier Goistorush removes he 'fne
and o. the tao lai.eT'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-19
MURDERS IN TENNESSEE.
Rrn,yn of rho Erppdmpu'S Rnrpau has


made report showing that during tho year ending On
the LIST July the civil authorities took action on lO2
MURDERS that before the 25h OF August the number
had been Increased Ia 49, In 70 OF these cases the eiNii
authorities did attempt To bring the perpetrators to
puui ,hcnt. Eleven OF the 19 murders are shown To
have been committed by Blacks leaving 1913 that were
committed by whites upon whites aud blacks. Seventy
three Of Tie pclsurs murdered shown To have boon
whites. and 100 10 have been blacks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-19
COLORADO.

THE REPUBLICAN MAJORITY ABOUT ONE HUMID
RED AND FIFTY.
The Rocky Mountain N0rs Of the 18th has the
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