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LATEST EASTERN TELRGRAMs.
From Pennsylvania.

LATEST EASTERN TELRGRAMs.
From Pennsylvania.
NEW YORK, October 2l.-The election
of Mr.. Covode to Congress is still
in doubt. The Judges of Election
in his District ore divided on the ques-
ton. Two certificates have been sent
to the Governor-one declaring Mr.. Co.
vode elected by 1926 majority, and the
other declaring Mr.. Foster (Democrat)
elected by $40 majority.
Princeton College.
PRINCETON, N. j., October 2l.-Rcv.
DR.. Rcss, Of Belfast, has arrived, and
was received with demonstrations of
hearty welcome. He will BIO inaugu-
rated President of the College on Tues
day.
Governor Seymour Mt Rochester.
ROCHESTER,, October 2l.-Goyernor
Seymour arrived this afternoon, and ad-
dressed IN immense audience Mt tho
Brink" in the evening. His speech
mainly consisted of IN %arraignment of
the fiscal and reconstruction policy ofthe
party In power, declaring their admins
tration had utterly failed Of relieving
the people of financial embarrassment,
or restoring peace to the Union.
Wade Hampton Gives n Growl.
CLEVELAND, October 81. Wade
Hampton has written n letter to a gem
tlcman in this city, regarding the people
in the South in favor Of giving negroes
equal rights with tho whites, and suf-
frago based on qualifications. He de-
MES that tho people contemplate the
| forcible overthrow Of tho Reconstruction
Acts, but says they arc prepared to
abidc the decision Of the Supreme Court.
Tho Malls from the East.
WASHINGTON, October 2l.-Satisfac-
tory arrangements have been made for
the transportation Of California mails.
The Pacific Mail Steamship Company is
to carry nll documents and such other
matter rs may be directed to be sent by
that route, between Now York and San
Francisco, and Wells, Fargo 4 Co. will
carry the mail overland between the
termini of tho Union and Central Pacific
Railroads.
Yor
New Yonx, October 2l.-In the Su-
perior Court yesterday Judge McCunu
held that the law docs not in terms ex-
tend the privilege of naturalization to
any rebel discharged sailors, but only to
soldiers. But he said the Court would
construe the law literally according to
its spirit, and admit sailors MS well rs
soldiers to naturalization.
Tho Isthmus Canal.
At q meeting Of the Incorporation of
the Isthmus Canal Company, on Tues
day evening, OF the residence Of Peter
Cooper, the company organized, and
elected Peter Cooper President and
Frank A. Conkling Secretary. Seward
aud Attorney General Evarts were both
present and took active part in the pro-
cecdings. The feasibility of the pro-
posed canal was thoroughly discussed,
and tho highest estimate Of cost was
one hundred million Of dollars. Five
Commissioners were appointed to OBJ
tnin subscriptions to the stock. Shares
were exhibited prepared by F. N. Perry.
Seward made an elaborate speech, set
ting forth tho necessities Of this formid-
able enterprise. He said he had no
doubts of its early completion.
The mass meeting of War Democrats
at Cooper Institute, this evening, was
addressed by F. B. Cutting, Governor
Pierpont and other able speakers.
Steamship from California Arrived.
NEw YoRK, October 22.-The Rising
Star, from Aspinwall, has arrived.
The TriJune's special says b. D. Ro.
senburg, Chairman Of the Tammauy
Naturalization Society, New York, was
arrested yesterday. charged with issuing
forged naturalization papers. Several
thousands of these fraudulent papers
have been issued, all fully made out
with the seal Of n competent Court ut
tached, bearing a blank space for the
name. Rosenberg is held to bail in the
sum of $4,000.
CHICAGO, October 22.-The address of
the National Democratic Committee is
published. II repels the charge OF the
Republicans that the Democracy intend
a revolution or forciblc resistance to
the laws.
Specials to tho morning papers say
Blair's friends at Washington nte highly
indignant because Blair is utterly ig-
nored in tho address.
From Australia.
Advices from Australia are to the 9th
Of September.
A cinnibar mine has been discovered
in New South Wales.
Tho great tidal wave which started Mt
Peru on the 18th of August, was felt
throughout the Australian Colonies
very severely next day, but no serious
damage reported. An earthquake &C.
CURED at the same time.
Union Pacific Railroads.&c. Miles Fin
ishcd.
New YORK, October 22.-Next Monday
the Union Pacific Railrod will have its
cars running on $50 miles Of their line.
The Commissioners have accepted 800
miles. The President to-day removed
White, one of the Commissioners, and
gave the place to Cornelius Wendall.
Washington News.
"AoHlNulONt OIkOOCl S-uGHClhI
Reynolds has issued an order containing
instructions to the Board Of Registration
for the revision of the registration, d.
recting that nil persons who held Fed
eral or State Office aud afterwards en-
gagged in the rebellion, or gave mid and
comfort to the enemy, DO excluded from
registration. No Presidential pardon
or amnesty entities the applicant to
register.
From New Orleans
NEW ORLEANS, October 22.-The Of
fec of tho Rapides Tribune, Alexandria,
was destroyed u few nights ago by n
mob of armed men.
The wost vIrsinIn State Election.
WHEELING, October 22.-Rcturns ar
rive very slowly. Those received so far
show Democratic gains. Wheeling city
is very close. The Republicans conccdo
that 1t has gone for the Democracy.
HoratIo Seymour ON the Stump,