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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-16
ILLINOIS,.

The Health OF Admiral FarragWt Improving
Hopes Entertained of Ills Recovery.
CHICAGO, Oct 10, 1860.
Admiral Farragut is much easier this evening and
there are now renewed hopes OF his recovery. HIS
strong will sustans him IN his severe Sickness but
biz bodily strength y very slignt
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ROME.

The Ecumenical Council-No Room for Dis.
cussfon.
ROME, Oct 15 1859.
The Ctpina Cattolica says that Catholic bishops
have been summoned to the Council not to delibe.
rate on and decide questions by the vote OF the
majority, but to ratify decisions already resolved
upon by the sovereign and infallible Pontn.
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CUBA.

Death of tho Patriot General Castillo Re.
pOrted-Spanish Troops for the Field.
HAVANA Ocr Is, 1889.
The rumor OF the death Of General CASTILLO, who
commanded division Of the insurgents, Ia con-
1rmed.
Another detachment OF Spanish troops LETT to-day
Tor active service In the field.
The steamer Yazoo arrived at noon today.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-16

A.-Tnrrua and Fcathcring IL n Horrible
process but not than wearing tho head beard whs
kers muache with the adhesive offensive poisonous and
communicating preparations ordinarily used Tor darkennG
gray hair Shun them would pestence. Join the
thousands discarded them that
1ud, PHALON'S vITALIA, OR SALVATION FOR THE
HAIR which tho natural color of whitehead
fibre docs require like the hair coorcs OF the day.
to DO shielded from the light with thcknesses OF Away
with the dangerous pigments and muddy and tutid sush
The article sunersedcs them all
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VERMONT.
Meeting Of tho Legislature.

MONTPELIER, Oct. Is, 1859.
The Vermont Legislature organized to-day by the
election OF the following of1cers:-
senate.-Henry Clark, OF Rutland Secretary; W.
B. Carpenter, OF Barre. Assistant Secretary, and
Rev. p. u. Fisk, OF Peacham, Chaplain.
House.-G. W. Grandley, Speaker; d. M. Camp OF
Newport, Clerk, aud Rev. r. II. Morgan. OF North
leld. Chaplain
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A.-Wnrnoclk a. Co., SD Broadway.-Th0
which them tho public beyond those q other
superbly finished. Their Youths and Boys Hat
specially which pleasing for tho style 10 novel and ape
The Young entemens Dress Hat 10 the feature
OF SEASON. No hat has been productivity American hat
that combines favorable points IL dHshing,
graceful and becoming to gentlemen OF sse age The
pscniary OF j.: MAKE pfsendss me Possibility .. cheap
be appreciated The house. In the proper season.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-16
AUSTRIA.

National Consolidation and Fusion of the
Peoples.
PEsrH, Oct. Is, 1850.
The Emperor Francis Joseph desires to SEQ the
establishment OF clsLthuanian autonomy perfected
before he leaves on his journey to the East. A
transition ministry is forming and the Bohemian
notables OFFER their good ofces to bring about the
deaired result,
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Five Incendiary Fires in Rome.

Five Incendinry Fires In Rome.
UTICA, Oct. is, 1869.
Late the night before last and yesterday morning
there five fire alarms in Rome. The first did no
damage; the second slightly injured new house,
unoccupied; the third and fourth did but little
damage; the fifth destroyed barn owned hy w. II.
Doxtater. Another attempt was frustrated by dis
covery. AL were the work OF incendiaries.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-16

WILLIAMsPoRT, Oct. 10, 1869.
The preparations for the national horse fair IN this
place are nearly completed. and the grounds are in
excellent condition. One hundred and five entries
have already been made-tweny -one entries for one
purse. Every thing Is favorable for grand success.
The high premiums offered have brought here most
OF the noted horses
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-16
the BUCKEYE RACES.

CINCINNATI, Oct. H. 1902
The first race to-day over the Buckeye course was
for o premium Of $500 for horses that have never
trotted better than 2:40; $3.50 to rst horse, $50 to
second and $40 to third.
James Miers b. <. DICK Jami-
son ....,,............ 2
II. 3. Sirader Co.'s Oh. III.
Iucv .......,..............3 2 2 2
J. rs. Loders roam q. Lew. Sayres
L. Dunham's b. 4. Dart ....~..... dr..
Thos. ]. Eiwood's b. m. Ella
EIwood ...................... 2 2 DIR.
Time. 2:34-2:35I. 34-2:s4h-2;40H-2:41h.
The second race was for premium OF $780, for
horses that have paced better than 2:-2 $500
to first, $40 10 second. $50 to third
I. 4. Roach's gr. q. Dan voornies...... ! l
J. Is. Loder's b. &. Hoosier Tom. ......... 2
Thomas McGegnens D. q. Bully Larkin... 8 3
A, M. Wilson'S q. Y. Grey Eage......... dis.
Ccm. Deachys Dun Jim. ................. dis.
Time, 26x-2:25-2:2s-2:2ah
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THE NEW DOMINION.

Return Of Prince Arthur to Ottawa
OTTAWA, Oct Is, 1859.
Prince Arthur returned from Upper Ottawa to-day.
The Governor General gives ball In his honor TO-
night.
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Rioters and Piilagers Sentenced.

KIOItrS ana F1lIaYefs Sehtcnccd.
PARIS, OCT. is, 1909.
sentence has just been pronounced against the
persons convicted Of pillagng during the riots last
June. Three are condemned to three years. impris.
onment, two to two years. one to six months and
one 70 two months. Six were acquitted OF the
charges.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-16

A.-Why is Phaion's viialim, ar Salvation
FOR THE HAIR, like receipt for making people trnmor
tai Because those who use the old fashioned
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SCOTLAND.

Extensive Fire in Glasgow.
GLASGOW, Oct. 15-Noon.
great fire is now raging here The Vulcan Oil
Works and the Eagle Iron Works are burning The
loss will be very heavy.
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A.-Nidi!ctown Mineral Spring Water Will
positively dyspepsia constipation nnd all diseases ot
The skin and blood. Principal depot 1913 Broadway aud 81
Liberty street,
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TuU EtHce OF th6 T0H CstppeF9.
LONDON. ~, "a 1874
The ship Sir Lanncelos ~,,cn sailed from Foo.
0Aoy,lpo CIR" July Is. with a cargo OF tea has
srriS- in the Thames ana is the winner Of the race
for tea ships.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-16

md Compound guarantee For pamphlets Of photo.
graphic keness OF before aud after with Other
Information, mailed 10 address receipt OF ~ cents
Oulce 6y7 Broadway.
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POR TUGAL.
Political Speculation.

xOuticui Sp0cuI0tlOns
LISBON Oct. 10, 1861.
1t 10 said that measure providing for the reduc.
tion OF the army Will be proposed at the next sss-
sion OF the Cortes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-16

AIT Gcnin's Former Superintendent Of
DAncona, 81 Sixth Hats Furs and fur alterations
at 20 per cent below Broadway prices.
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A.-Rhcumntism.-John q. Stedwcil, ,41
Greenwich street. cured by DIR. FILTERS VEGETABLE
RHEUMATIC REMEDY Depot 70t Broadway.
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A.-For n Stylish and Elegant Hat so TO
ESPENsCHE1D, manufacturer, No. lis Nassau street.
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A.-A.-U. 8. Fire ExtinEnisher, Same ms
supplied to the n Y. Fire Department Always ready for
instant No building safe without 1t. Beware worth
Inventions. Y. s. Fire Extingusher Company, No.
Dew reet York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-16

II. II. T.-Tor Thront Disease. md Anec:
tons OF the chest "BROWN'S BRONCHIAL TRQCHFS,"
Cough Lozengcs great value In Coughs Irritation
the Throat caused by cold unusual exeron OF the vocal
speaking In public, singing they produce the
most beneficial results Tho Trochss proved their en-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-16

A Rupture Cure.-Or. Shermun May b0
consulted In reference to his RUPTURE CURATIVE ~ hs
ollc RruAd
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Another New Blsho,

Another New Bishop.
LONDON, Oct. Is, $780,
Rev. Harvey Goodwin has been appointed Bishop
OF Carlisle.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-16

Before You Turn All Gray Consult DR.:
GRANDJEAN, the only man who prevents badness aud
grny hair. Aslor place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-16

A.-Ludie~, Faces Ennmeiled; also tho Pre-.
paration for sae,wh instructions, by NJ LAUssOS. NoiU
nr1ad
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Words Of Cheer for Young Mon, Whos Hav>
ina fallen yctlms 10 social evils desire better manhood
Sen; IN sealed Letter snys,opes ps , ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-16

Remarkable Cure Of Rhcam ,tism..-
General Fafnum ~ Fourth Dr. FILTERS VE0Es
TABLE RHEUMATIC REMEDY. 70i Broadway.
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A.--(srent sale at Retail
of flno ready made
GENTS'

YOUTHS
AND CIIILDHEN'S CLOTHING At
BROKAW BR0TiER'S, largest Store OF tho kind In the
city, Fourth avenue, opposite Cooper Institute.
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Furniture COvcrinus.-Ncw 1870 Styles,
with specacs wholesale retail at the curtain Of
q. L. J. b. kelly co, az broadway, near Howard
street. Furniture store 68l Broadway, near Amity street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-16

Warnock g. Co.,
Fashionable Haiters,
An oxenaivs assortment OF
Hats,
dress and undrcss
business travelling,
for gentlemen, boys aud youth9H
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Fine watches and JOWCIrys
FRENCH CLOCKS and MUSIC BOXES repaired by nrss
class workmsn. GEO o. ALLEN, ais Broadway, doos
below Canal street and 7S broadway, between Twenty.
seventh and TWentY eighth streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-16

A.-Dunlnp & Co.'s Celebrated Hats, Fall
styles now ready Fifth Hotel and $50 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-16

A Timely SuggestiOn.-It In Timo TO Discard
your old Hat aud replace with Of kNOxS oosaut fab
and winter style II will improve your appearances add 70
reputation and afford Infinite gratncaon NJ least
that ia our opinion advise you to mako early call
upon KNOX, ut his popular salcsoom 22 Broadway corner
vi Fulton street.
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Dny.d,s Fall style Of Genfieinen's Hats,
at 2g91 Broadway, near Duane street.
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business or the day had been done without any
real organization having been effected, - there
were no vice presidents nor permanent secretary
aud other officers elected. This nuttered the Assem-.
bly, considerably; but nothing was effected concern
ing the matter.
The crowd continues to increase by constant
arrivals. The grand display and parade wll oe on
Thursday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-16

4 Special Contract 10 euro Rhcumutism or
charge at DR. FILTERS oalce, 0A Broadway. Specially
81
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Dunlap g. Co., Fifth Avenue Hotel and $50
Observation-Disclosures OF En- tsh Hats Agents for Melons.
Lincoln Benneu's and Christys Hats Several new In-
voices received.
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GOuraud's Oriental Cream, 81 80 Per D0e~
e u Bond street. late OF 453 Broaaway. and druggists
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For First Class Printing OF Every DsscrIp.
ton 90 TO tho Metropolitan Job Printing Es.soshmenH
MAIL ulraaI
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The scene OF the story laid In the romantic region Of
Estcadura where the spirit OF the old knight crranls and
of the cheftans still survive among the wild
who people portion OF that country Mr. Bryant has boz
his best efforts upon this work. and shall be much
mistaken does not create profound interest among the
readers OF tho LEDGER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-16

Just Out In Time to Cure Colds, Sor0
Threats and Bronchitis Try CHERRY PICTORIAL
TRUCHES.
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"Ny Trocles Of Cnrboiic Compomnd."-Car.
boc endorsed by the medical faculty Best remedy fug
all throat and lung diseases yet discovered.
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Translated expressly for
THE NEW YORK LEDGER,
william Cullen Bryant.

In next weeks LEDGER shall begin the publication OF
Spanish story translated expressly for the LEDGER By
William Cuen Bryant our great American poet, omitted
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The Willis House, Charleston, =. c., will b0
reopsncd for thu Of the public on The La %
Navau lDsru ar
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There IL Good thority for stating That In
country adult out OF six dies OF Consumpton
indeed prevalent and 90 fatal has this disease become
thai dreaded the great OF the
the formative stages all Pulmonary Complaints may 10
readily controlled BY reaortlng promptly TO the ExPEO
TORANT OF Dr. d. JAYNE, which soothes and strengthens
the bronchial tubes alayins Inflammation and cleansing
the lungs OF all impurities. II ID certain remedy
Coughs and Colds, which, when left TO themselves
chs eectnay taken In ms aud the directions strictly
followed II has maintained its reputation Zoe
Lung Diseases any OF the OF bronchitis
Asthns will al give this standard remedy trial acY
will regret u. Sold everywhere
wonderful Cure OF NeuvaIsiu.-NIrs. Ham.
tea 2ae West Thirteenth street By Dr. FILTERS vEGGT
BILE RHEUMATIC REMEDY. 104 Broadway.
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readers Of tho LEDGER
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-07-15

much greater facilities of travel than the
one he formerly pursued. The ROAD Is
we'll differed, the cars excellent, ana Ine
sleeping cars as luxurious as eastern Irav-
el can furnish. The sail across Lake
Champlain varies the mono.ony OF ran
way travelling, besides afforolng US rare
treats in scenery.
Lake Champlain is one OF the most IN
,eras.iue Of our American lakes, on ac-
e e,v Of it's historical associations, as well
a. the beauty of its surroundings. Platts-
bnrg is situated on Cumberland bay, and
in full view from Bouquets hotel is the
battle ground where one of the fercest
struggles between our forces and the
British took place in 1914. A portion of
Cum berland head is owned by the heirs
of Com McDonough who commanded
the American fleet. and was victorious
over the English. The Vermont Legisla-
ture presented him with large farm in
return for his services.
Our party is charming, and the hours
have flying feet. Col Merrill. superin-
tendent of the Rutland and Burlington
railroad, is our commandments; and
where he rules all is "merry as mar
rage bell"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-07-15
The mississippi Election

Gentlemen from Mississippi, who as
sum to represent the so-called Conser'a'
tive Republican movement IN that oIa.e'
have recently had an interview with the
President on the subject of the Forthcoming
election. They expressed an anxiety Tor the
expression Of the encouragement OF the
President, and he is understood 70 nav.
expressed the hope that their novs.noA.
might fresult not only in placing
sinni in the Union, but her COVE
:, IA bsnd. Of men who would falthiul-
l., ovaents the laws, protect persons ana
,,,,nsrty alike, and see to it that every
man enioyed the free expression OF opln-
ion. and unmolested political action. At
the same line he expressed his fears that
,lcir movement might be made the means
Of the triumph of men opposed to these
ends, and councelled harmony if possible,
Of the action of all Republicans in the
State on a liberal platform.
Judge Dent who has signifed his will
lingncss TO accept the Conservative Re
publican nomination if rendered to him
declares that the party must unequivo-
ally iudor-e the Chicago platform, and
The reconstruction policy OF Congress, and
tn administration if he be its candidate.
Ifthi. i done there seems to be no reason
why there should be two Republican
ii kat- in Mississippi, that no divisions or
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-07-15

to the old hall, in BODY. cheering and
shouting in exrlltation over their success
The noise they made aroused the whole
village and by the time they arrived at
their destination, the streets and public
places were filled with an excited crowd
to see what was up. There is no doubt
but this scene and the one which followed
was amusing enough to the outsiders.
A sister of the lodge who was not in
sympathy with the party who made this
spectacle, went with them back to the old
hall, and as they entered, music books
were at once seized, and song of tri-
umph mingled with the boistrous merri-
ment OF the spectators on the street The
sister who accompanied the party, did not
join in the singing, but was very busy,
and as the music was reverberating on the
air, she quietly passed out with the box
containing all the regalia Of the lodge, and
moved hurredly toward the place where
the other party of the lodge was congregat-
ed being fearful of pursuit, she entered
store on the way and transferred the re-
gala to another receptacle, and went on
with the empty box. The absence of the
regalia was discovered very soon, and two
or three burly brothers started in pursuit,
and as the sister approached her destina-
ton with the box, templar in authority,
with more energy than gallantry. seized
IKE box, and run at the top of his speed
back, where his faction were shouting and
cheering over his unchivalric exploit. A
bystander gave chase to the man who had
succeeded in snatching a box from the
lady, just fast enough TO put him to his
utmost speed, to where his friends were
waiting with open arms to receive Kim.
By the time that the box was back in
side the hall, the regalia had been safely
transferred to the other hal, and the
crowd of bystanders had learned the true
state of the case and by the time that it
was discovered by its custodians that the
box was empty, a hundred voices were
shouting the euphonious word sold"
under the windows
We learn that both factions claim to
be the Lodge, that the property is part in
the possession of one party and part with
the other, and that the Grand Lodge Of the
State will tie called upon to decide to
which the charter belongs.
1t is much to be regretted that this
contest has arisen, as this Order would
work ont more good every month than
score of singing schools would ever do.
We hope no other community III this
State will have their sociil, religious, and
domestic pence destroyed by reason Of the
many long ears for music that may lift
themselves into view
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Seward in the Rocky Mountains.

A Chicago paper prints the following
extract from private letter from mem
Der of ex-senator Stewards party to the
Rocky Mountains, dated Idaho, in the
Mountains, June 49,
We are having most glorious pilgrim
age. Governor Seward is everywhere re-
ceiyed with marks of affectionate regard,
and our journey thus far has been most
gratifying to him--a perfect ovation.
All our party are in perfect ecstacies
with everybody and everything. Up in
this rough country we meet none but gen.
tlemen, though sometimes in roagh
outer coating Here is one. At hotel,
a rough, honest fellow, who apparently
seemed to be introduced, waited until the
crowd was over when he presented him
self to Mr. Seward thus:
Is this w. II. Seward y
Yes; what do you want: 2
q come to introduce myself and see
you, / have read about w. III. Seward.
You are not so good looking as | thought
you was. Mr.. Seward, | have been adj
mitted into the Union three times, com
mencing with Iowa, and now | want to
come in again with Wymong. Good
evening, Mr. Seward. Although | anu a
little better looking than you are, | am
very glad to see you.
am very much pleased with things as
| find them here. The eating is 81 ndid
excellent bread and butter, and very
thing clean, while the people. are most
obliging.
Yesterday. coming down the ladies
wanted drink Of water. The coach
stopped and went 10 a deep well and
drew up a bucket OF the clearest and
coolest beverage imaginable.
stranger, you mustn't drink that
water
Mustn't drink it Why :"
Cause that's alkai.
Upon this, | thought would taste. it,
to see what alkali was like.
We'll, stranger, you may drink it and
be darned hnt ! tell You it'll 20 through
YOU like the Ten Commandments through
a Sunday school
We didn't drink at that well.