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The New York herald., 1869-09-14
GEORGIA..

Meeting Of The Dem mocratic State Executive
Committee-NO Nominations for Congress to
be Made.
ATLANTA, Sept. Is, 1869.
The Executive Committee Of the democratic party
OF Georgia met to-day under call Of the chairman.
There was no quorum present and they adjourned
sine die subject to the call of the chairman 1t was
the unanimous opinion Of the members present that
1t would be inexpedient to recommend an election
for members OF Congress this year, there being no
law authOrizng such an election till November 1870.
The right OF the members elected April, 1868, to be
admitted to seats in the Forty first Congress- Is
question to be determined by the House OF Repre-
sentatives when said members present themselves
for admission, and an expression Of opinion by this
committee Is unnecessary.
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ARK ANS AS.

New Republican Observation-Disclosures
Casualty.
MEMPHIS, Sept. 49, 1859.
special from Little Rock, Ark, says the
republican members OF the Legislature held O meet
ing at which resolutions were adopted for the for
nation Of liberal republican party on the basis
OF universal Suffrage and universal amnesty.
A committee was appointed to solicit subscriptions
and take other measures for the completion of the
organization. The committee to-day published a
call for State convention, to meet on the 18th OF
October, to carry out the purposes OF the meeting.
Mrs. Hollis, while standing on the platform at
Taylors station, on the Louisville road, struck
by o car and died in few minutes.
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MlNNE sofa.

Heavy Rains-(sreat Rise in the Mississippi
Destruction Of Crops.
MINNEAPOLIs, Sept Is, 1869.
Aremarkable in the Mississippi river has occur
red, owing to long continued and unusually heavy
rains A boom above the dams broke yesterday morn
ing and feet OF logs over the falls, sweep
ing Off the light nush boards OF the temporary horse
dam which holds the volume OF the Mississippi back
from the Improvement works. The dam is unin-
jured The Minnesota river, emptying below here
into the Mississippi is reported up eight feet and
$4,000 tons OF hay are swamped out. The rain-storm
has continued for four days. ana has done great
damage to grain. The damage In st. OrOlx county
alone Is estimated at $1J1,00O
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ST. DOMINGO.
Cnpture OF san Juan-Dcfeat Of Cabrnl-A
Hard Fought Fight.

(,p,ure of san Jman-Dcfeat Of Cabrnl-A
Hard Fought Fight.
We condcnse in few lines from the Boietta 0ac,m
of ST. Domingo, OF August 2S, the long report sent
to the Minister OF War by General Delcgado, OF
battle on the plains OF San Juan, In which General
Cabral was defeated py General Savado. On the
25th OF August the village OF Mogoion was taken
from the rebels. The followers OF Cabral and tne
reached Sabana del Mamay, a furious attack was
made by close column commanded by Coloue,
Deias, and, although the enemy made q suuuen ra'u
with all its cavalry on tho rear oil the ioyN uoops
these latter did not desist from their Iepeacu
charges upon the whole front OF the reocl 10 ooor' e
which presented "a the OF about 600 men boln pa, p,
ties fought with desperate courage; but God anu
liberty prevailed, and the troops OF baez Wo'v ,no .a
umphant. The enemy left on the helu ,wenT W ~
dead bodies aud nye more were drowned III tnv
river and three were found afterwNds IN tne wools
making altogether thirty one dead. The enemy nau
aiso forty 1--WE wounded. Although lhe nunpcr OF
dead and wounded was rasher small, tne result o'
tho action was OF great 70 ~ to tue loyal eau e.
The New York herald., 1869-09-14
MOVEMENTS OF THE PRESiDEyT.

Arrival and Reception mt Washington, Pa.
WASHINGTON, Pa, Sept. Is. 1859.
The President and family, accompanied by Gene
raj Porter arrived here at three O'CLOCK this after
noon. At nine O'Clock the party left the Mononga-
hea House for this place. The President rode Ia
advance in buggy, drawn by pair Of sorrels aud
driven by Mr.. Mckinnan, a relative OF Mrs. Grant.
The second carriage contained Mrs Grant, MISS
Nellie Grant and General Porter and the third
riage Mas er Jesse Grant and your correspondent.
The baggage and servants brought up the rear In
spring wagon. Arriving within few miles Of this
town, the President formerly received by some
of the leading citizens in carriages. The procession.
composed OF thirty carriages, then drove into the
town and proceeded 10 the residence OF Mr.. w. w.
Smith. The President was warmly received by the
citizens
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RUSSIA.

The Czar ani the Pope-Inundations in Sic
BERN.
LONDON. sept Is, 1869.
The report Is repeated that the Car has forbidden
the attendance OF Russian bishops at the Ecumenical
Council.
Telegraphc communication between Russia and
China has been interrupted by nundations in the
vicinity Of Lake Baikal, Siberia. The wires are
prostrasted for miles, and many stations have been
DESTROYED
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PENNS

Convention Of the Master Mechanics Asso.
citation.
PIrTsBURG. Sept. l5 1859.
The annual Convention OF the Master Mechanics
Association OF the United States assembled In this
city to-day Their time was occupied with an inves-
tgation Of mechanical reports relative to locomotive
building and other matters pertaining to railroad
machinery. The following oficers were uuani-
mously elected:-Presidenr, II. M. Britton, Of In.
dianapolis vice president, N E. Chapman, Of Cleve.
land: treasurer 8. j. Hays, of the Illinois Central
Railroad; secretary 8. p Dodge, OF Chicago. A
grand banquet will be rendered the members OF the
Convention to- morrow evening by the manufacturers
OF thIS city,
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The DOncaster Races-Thc st. Logger Stakes.
LONDON, Sept Is, 1892
The leading event At D0ncaster to-day was the
race for the st. Leger Stakes. Pretender was the
favOrite the betting him being at the start
but the race was won, after a close and exciting
contest, by Pcro Gomez by o neck. with Martyrdom
second by three-Quarters OF length, and George
Osbadston third, the latter beating Pretender, who
fourth, half length. The following is the sum-
marry
The ST. Leger Stakes, twenty five sovereigns each,
lies III pounds; owner OF second horse TO receive
100 sOvereigns out OF stakes; over the st. Leger
Course CLOSED with 235 subscribers).
Sir j. Hawley's br. G. PerO Gomez by Beadsman
Captain Machell's CHI G. MartyrdOm Qate Martyr)
by st. Albans, out OF Eu0gy. 0gy....................
Mr.. Feaster's br. C. George Osbaldiston. by Came
Mr.. W. Saders br. c. Pretender, by Adventurer,
Time, 3:2l1s. Distance l mile, furonghs 132
yards.
The betting at the start stood TO against Pero
Gomez to l against Martyrdom, 80 to l against
Osbaldsron and even on Pretendcr against the lield
Eleven ran.
The Bradgate Park Stakes were won by Perfume,
beating Queen OF Hearts second and Chawbacon
third.
The Corporation Stakes were won by Barrier
beating Normandy second and Mount Pleasant
third.
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SWITZERLAND.


The International Labor Congress.
BAsLE, Sept. 10, 1869.
The International workngmen's Congress con.
'vened in this city yesterday. A large number Of
delegates are present. Congratulatory letters and
Dispatches from all parts OF Europe and North
America have been received. letter from the
German worSmen of New York city, rcgretting their
inability to send a delegate, and q communication
from the National Labor Union Of the United States
were read Mr. Cameron, an American delegate,
made long speech, and invited the delegates TO at
tend the National Labor Congress to he held at Gin
clnnatt In 1870.
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TENNESSEE.

Gard from Senator Br0wnIow-His Opinion
Of Tennessee Republicans.
NASHVILLE Sept. 15 1859.
Senator Brownlow publishes card to-day stating
that he has disposed Of his interest in the Knoxville
Wing, but that paper will continue 10 support the
republican cause. He says SO many Union men in
Tennessee have gone astray that would desire his
Northern friends to accept the Tennessee republi-
cans only for what they are worth to-day.
The Press and Times the Senter organ Of this city,
Is advertised for sale.
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MASSACHUSETTS.

Another NuniRcent Donation from George
Peabody - -NTanufacturers' Exhibition in
BOSTON, Sept. Is, 1859.
George Peabody yesterday gave another $4,000 to
the Peabody Institute In the town named after him.
This swells his donation to $2oO,ooo
The eleventh trennia exhibition OF the Massachu-
sets Charitable Mechanics Association was opened
today In Faneul and quincy Halls Both halls are
filed TO excess with an endless variety OF the pro.
duce of manufacturers and OF artists, worth In the
total several million dollars The fair will continue
three W0cka.
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LOUISIANA.

Arrest of Perry Fuller and Waddy Thompson
in st. Louis.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. Is, 1862
Ex.Collector Perry Fuller and Waddy Thompson,
OF the brig Colson notoriety, were arrested In st.
Louis on Monday on the aidavt OF special Treasury
agent Kinsella, charged with defrauding the gov
ernment They will be brought here for examina-
ton.
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Musical and Theatrical Notes.

Musical and Theatrical Notes.
Miss Cushman, the tragedieDne Is lying danger
ously ill in Ednburg.
Mme Rosa introduces "The Pilgrims Daughter"
TO the gentle BroOklynites tonight.
The season Of grand French opera at the Academy
OF Music commences on Wednesday next LA
Juiven will be the opening sensation.
The first performance in Paris OF Auber's new
opera, .Reve d'Amour' VIII take place in october.
The programme or the next Paris Italian opera
season nas been Issued. Three new operas are pr O.
missed.
Manager Gosche takes a benefit to night at the
Central Park Garden. good programme has been
prepared for the occasion.
Gustave Dore's pictures now at the Somervllle Art
Gallery VIII be exhibited To-day for the relief OF the
widows and orphans OF the AvOndale miners.
Mr.. Joseph jefferson VIII tickle the Purltanlcal
BrOokynites at their Academy OF Music on Monday
night with his great impersonation OF KIP van
Wlnkle.n -.
theatre, Philadelphia notifies her company to as
scmbe at the theatre to-day, preparatory TO opening
'"T The remains Of M. Salvador Patti father of Ade
lima and Carlotta PATTY were Inferred on Monday
week after funeral service at 81. Augustln's al.
lotta and Carlo Patti seem to have been detained
elsewhere--London paper. =, ,o
Theatre Francois tomorrow night. Upon tins occa-
sion MFR. Nardblom, the swedish tenor, anu MISS
Rose Hersee. the new prma donna, VIII make tneif
The Tneatre Comique has again changed hands
and with the change the present season OF iegNt
mate drama at that establishment comes TO an
abrupt end, and the stock company seeks 0ther
neds and pastures new Thus ends the glorious le'
gltimate at the Comique, when closes ms aoo,s m On
Saturday, evening next, to reopen them again IN
week or two US varieties show. Manager White,
it Is understood retires from the business III laVor
of MeSsrs. Butler & spencer.
The Franko family will make their ilrst appearance
IN America at Steinway Hall tomorrow nigat
The programme Is one OF unusual excellence and a
strong tes OF the abilities OF the ave gifted children
The names or vieuxtemps, Weber, Aiard ana Artot
are sufficient indication OF the merit OF the seec
tious.
The New York herald., 1869-09-14
TURKEY AND EGYPT.


The Dinicnlty and Conference.
LONDON, Sept. 49, 1869.
rumor Is in circulation that conference will be
proposed on tho co-Egyptian question. Russia
and Prussia maintain an attitude OF reserve aud the
other Powers are not disposed to accept the pro-
posal, because they regard the question as merely
matter of the internal administration of Turkey.
The New York herald., 1869-09-14
ENGLAND.
The Cotton Trade and Labor Question.

LONDON, Sept. 49, 1869.
There was large meeting OF the cotton mer-
chants spinners and manufacturers at Manchester
last evening for the purpose OF considering the
condition Of the trade Lancass9!rse; Lanssr; opeechea
were nade and resolutions adopted. One Of
the latter asserted that 1t was expedent to form
au association to urge Parliament to grant an in
qury into the causes Of the depressed state OF capt.
tai and labor 1t was also resolved to hold series
Of public meetings in the principal towns OF
England.
The want of reciprocity, the French treaty and the
system OF American imports and English exports
were generally condemned.
The New York herald., 1869-09-14
Political Amnesty.

LONDON, Sept. Is. 1859.
The Pal Mall Gazette to-day maintains that the
argument against granting pardon to the Fenans on
the ground OF prudence is as strong the argu
ment upon the question Of justice. There can be
only two constructions put upon such an act, both
mischlevOus One class Will regard it as an act Of
cOwardice, and the other az the Inauguration OF q
career OF revolution.
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Subscriptions Received al the Herald Onicc
Yesterday.

Subscriptions Received az the Herald OMcc
Yesterday.
The following subscriptions to the fund for the re-
lief Of the sufferers by the AvOndale calamity were
received at the HERALD oiiice yesterday:
TX HUNDRED AND NfNETY-TRREE DOLLARS AND
THIRTY CENTS
GRAND OPERA HOUSE,
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, Sept. 10, 1869
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
Enclosed I have the pleasure OF handing you our
check Tor So93 80, being the gross amount OF re-
cepts derived from the extra matinee held at the
been tendered by James Fisk, Jr., Lucille Western
and every atache OF this establishment for the bene-
ft OF the widows and orphans OF the unfortunate
s'' tray. ID VIC '"'' % JOHN F. GoLE treasurer.
FIFTY DOLLARS.
NEW YORK, Sept. Is, 1862
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
At q special meeting OF the Attorney Light Guard
evening September IA, it was unanimously resolved
that we donate from our funds the sum OF hity dol
liars to the widows ana M s
TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS.
NEW YORK, Sept. Is, 1869.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
Enclosed please lind twenty-five dollars IN ald OF
WIZ KREMELBERG Il co.
TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS.
NEW YORK, Sept Is, 1869.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
Enclosed please mud TWENTY-FIVE dollars ior pen,
disaster ens % Tue FRANK KING No. a Dey street
TWENTY DOLLARS.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HRRALD:-
Please find enclosed twenty dollars for the Avon.
dale sufferers. DAY OF AlONEMENr.
TEN DOLLARS.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
Please accept small contribution for the families
of the Avondale golfers.
FIVE DOLLARS.
ATLANTA Ca. Sept. II, 1869.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
Please appropriate the enclosed to the beneht OF
the Avondale sufferers. X.
ONE DOLLAR.
NEW YORK. Sept. 10, 1850.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
Please accept the enclosed dollar for the bene.
1T OF the widows and orphans caused by the Avon
dale disaster. From little girl.
ONE DOLLAR.
NEW YORK. Sept. 15 1869.
TO TUE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
Please fnd enclosed one dollar In aid OF tue AVON
dale sufferers. JUN A. oohh'
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
NEW YORK, Sept Ia, 1869.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:--
Please find twenty five cents for the Avondale sur
farers from a moor man PAT. DENHAM
The following additional subscriptions were re-
ceived at the HERALD 0nice yesterday
j. G. s. Club. :. '~oV w
Crew of tgboat Annie, Of Atlantic Submarine wreck u oo
ing Company i" G ~,
NJ Haughay 0V
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kANSA SAS.

transportation of Texas Cattle by Railroad
Great Fresliet in Washington County.
ATCHIsON, Sept. Is, 1859.
The Central Branch Railroad to-day commenced
running stock trains This is the beginning OF the
shipment OF an immense number OF Texan cattle to
Chicago. The route saves over 100 miles Of rail-
road and about twenty five dollars per car.
The freshets in Washington county have done I'M
mense damage Mills, faimhouses and crops have
been washed away.
The New York herald., 1869-09-14
IRELAND.
Reorganization Of the Church.

A Reorganization Of the Church.
DUBLIN. Sept l5 1861
The General Synod OF the Irish (Protcsant Church
assembled yesterday at st. PatrIck's Cathedral.
There was full attendance. A protest against the
act OF Dsestabshment was passed ny unanimous
vote. scheme for the formation OF a Church body
consisting OF lM representatives was submitted.
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Nomination of New Democratic City Ticket
In Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. Is, 1859.
The following ticket has been decided on by the
Democratic City Executive Committee:-Cty Trea-
surer Colonel william c. Patterson; City Commits
sioner, Major John X. Coke; Recorder OF Deeds,
John @. Brennan; Pr0thOnOtary of the District
Court Washington j. Jackson; Clerk OF the Court OF
Quarter Sessions, David W. Sellers Coroner, Joseph
NJ. Reichard A ratification meeting was called for
FRIDAY night,
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MAINE.
s,.,e Sabbath school Convention.

StRfe SnOCHth Sc"VVt Oo"vo"'""'
LEWISTON, Sept 15, 1869.
The state Sabbath School Convention organized
this afternoon by the choice OF Mr.. g. II. Pillsbury
president; Messrs John ]. Perry, Ell Jones, W. II.
Walker, T.. Knowlton and Rev. s r. Fay vice pres, pc
idenfs and the usual number OF secretaries. The
attendance OF sabbath school workers is very large
Rev H. a. Eggleslon OF chicago, and Rev. Mr. VIM
cent NJ Nav YORK addressed the Convention.
This evening two mass meetings viii be held In the
lan Aol.a lNl
The New York herald., 1869-09-14

NII55IOn 10 NHVUI'UHs
PARIS, Sept. Is, 1869.
General Prim was accompanied by Silvela and
Olozaga on his visit to the Emperor. 1t is under
stood that the Cuban question was discussed at the
interview. General Prlm Is we'll SATISFIED with his
reception He win return to Madrid on saturday
next.
The New York herald., 1869-09-14
MARRIAGE Of GENERAL C. n. VAN wYCx

MIDDLETOwN n. Y, Sept. 49, 1882
General G. II. Van wyck, for several terms Repre-
sentative IN Congress from the orange and Sullivan
district was married to-day at Milford Pa to Kate
aau0bter of Uo,onc, John Brodhead and sistor-ln-
law TO Hon ID. M. Van Aukon. The bridal party,
with a number OF friends, including ex-senator H.,
Il, Low. have started on trip to Oaltorns.
The New York herald., 1869-09-14

Pretty WOmen.-A COmparettvey FrW
adles monopore the beauty well as ae nttsntnn o so'
cey This ought not be so. bdt Isl ar w De wne mon
foolish and single out pelss faces ,,r
witch gives the youth and reloed spark-
ling beauty TO the comp''non' p'eas's' Po"s'" ~"N
turSi. srac,,aa or v,,stto
sv,on su who will invest rs in hagans Magnolia
pn, It's effects are truly wonderful Depot9 Park row.
YORK. ,,,,-, AZ .ru.tonu
The New York herald., 1869-09-14
An Al Article for Family Use.-We Call
especial attention to the endorsement BY two of best

hotels in this any country OF the HALFORD LETCES
TERSIIRE TABLE SAUCE This palatab!e and really
compound prepared from the original receipt OF
English nobetnan IL to OF the imported
has peppery flavor to which ladies' especially
object in the the sweet sicksh taste
which gentlemen especially object in the Crosse Black well
sauces of the best quality of the choicest articles
which known for the composition OF heahth aud
savory condment suited to every table Why should we pay
des and expenses amounting seventy five cents or dot
lar little bottle OF common sauce simply because 10
made in England, when we buy large bottle of Hal
fords Leces,crshre, made here by the same Engishman
who there for only fifty cents? To be had OF every
frat cIa
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,rbc Rcxolu,ion Is CompIetc. Yenrs o

The Revelation is COapletc. Years OF Pa.
,lent hsy been crowned with glorious
success PHAlpN 4 SONS new discovery, vIrALlA, OR
SALVATION koR. THE HAIR, caps the climAr OF helr
chemical trixmpss IN las composition every objection 20
old araioys IN obvialed rsstores tho natuta
hue OF white or vzed hair whskers or mustachcs from
ten days. perfectly inuocuous odorcss es from
ssimen ssklO and dsss the akin tho linen
The New York herald., 1869-09-14
OHIO.

Wonrnn's Suffrage C0nventiOn-Fatal steam.
boat Explosion ON the Ohio River.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 10, 1869.
The Woman's Suffrage Convention met ut Pixies
Hall at twelve o'clock to-day Among those ON the
platform were Mrs. Mary A. Livermore, OF Chcago;
Miss Susan d. Anthony, OF New York; Mrs. Lucy
STONE blackwell and husband, OF Boston.
The steamer Phantom, an Evansville ana cairo
len O'Clock this morning at the foot Of Cumberland
island near Paducah, Ky. George Nicholson the
first clerk and five aix other persons were Killed
and many we're wounded. The boat aud cargo are
q total l05A
The New York herald., 1869-09-14
The World nIOyes!-A

The World MOyes!-A Brilliant Discovery
has Just been made in Toilet Chemistry. PHALON SON,
perumes have succeeded In obvatng all the
objections been urged against har dyes
'coorer" .resorers &c. by podncng under the name OF
VITALIA OR SALVATION FOR THE HAIR an article
for reproducing original youthful hue of gray hair which
contains deleerious principle, always lnpd and free
from sediment does soil the skn is of fragrant odor,
by repeated applications darkens the Gbres to
The New York herald., 1869-09-14

General S;cISles' Protest Against tho War
System in Cubn-Tactlcs of the OppOsitiOn-
The Herald Tcicgrams Stopped by Govern
ment Order--Thc Coalition Idea.
LONDON Sept. Is, 1859.
1t is known here to-day that Major General Sckles,
United States Minister to Madrid, transmitted to the
spanish Cabinet 0flcial note protesting in behalf
OF the American people and the government OF the
United States against the outrages recently com.
mitted on American ctizons In Cuba insnuating
at the same time to the Ministers that bellgerent
rights would soon be accorded to the Cubans by the
government In Washington should Spain persist in
her barbarties in the island and IN her refusal of
terms Of compromise with the people.
The members Of the opposition to the Serrano
government assailed The Sickles despatch with the
object OF embarrassing the Regency, as well as TO
prevent II possible. any arrangement with the Ex-
ecuttve In Washington.
kilograms from Spain addressed TO and en- route
for the NEW YORK HERALD relative 10 Cuban affairs
were stopped at Madrid on Monday. the 18th inst,
BY order OF the government.
statement which has been pretty extensively
circulated here the effect that England. France
and Austria will coalesce with she intention OF sus
taning the ''riyhts Of Spain" In Cuba Is denied.
The New York herald., 1869-09-14
THE NEW DOMINION.

Arrest OF n Now York FOrger mt Toronto.
TORONTO, Sept 15, 1859.
man named Albert J. Gould has been arrested
here on the charge of having committed fOrgeries
to the extent OF siOOOOJ IN Monroe county, N. Y.
preliminary examination took place before the
police magistrate to-day, and the prisoner was re-
mauded,
The New York herald., 1869-09-14
Prisn'. Patriotism and vaior.

MADRID, Sept. IS, 1869.
The hnporciay says General Prim has sent tee-
graghic despatch to the government here declaring
that he will hesitate at no sacridce to subdue the
lnaurrection IN Cuba.
The New York herald., 1869-09-14
FOUND On0W NE0.

An unknown man was found in the wafer al 'he
foot ofsDeshrosses street yesterday afternoon ana
removod TO ,ne MorQue for iaonttncation. lie was
dressed in dark clothes and had dark har. inc
Coroney Was aou0ed aud w.i, hold an inquest To-
dav,
The New York herald., 1869-09-14
FRANCE.
NquOIeou I'm Council. A..

Napoleon In Council.
PARIS, Sept. Is, 1869.
The Emperor presided to-day at the Council OF
Ministers.
The Official journals announce that the health OF
the Emperor is restored.
La Puate states that the Empress will leave again
for the East on the 30tn inst.
The New York herald., 1869-09-14

Beware Of the Eggs which vermin Lay for
pext years crop Cleanse premises thoroughly with
Lyon Insect Powder and thus prevent the cockroaches
feas MOTH bugs and other vermn from ovnrrunnng yos
with their broOds nex Lyons Powder will 40 H.
Nothing else will. Depot, II Park row, New York.
The New York herald., 1869-09-14
NEW YORK.


The state Fair at Elniira.
ELMIRA, Sept. Is, 1869.
The attendance to-day at the State fair was very
large. Fully 80 600 persons visited the ground The
weather was very pleasant. The receiDts to. day
were over $1,000, about $7O0 in excess OF the re-
ceipts for the corresponding day at Rochester last
year.