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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-17
National Democratic Legion Of the Twenty.
second Ward.

meeting Of this association, formerly known as
the Mcclellan Legion, was held last evening at the
headquarters, Forty-tbird street. near Ninth ave-
nue.. The committee to whom was referred the duty
OF selecting suitable name Tor the organization re-
ported In favor OF the name, National Democratic
Legion Of the Twenty second Ward.r Their report
was adopted, and officers for the ensuing
term elected as follows:-General j. II. Ho.
bart Ward, President aud H. Lowenberc
Vice President Resolutions were adopted pledgng
the support OF the association 10 the democratic
cause and welcoming 10 the democratic brother
hood soc citizens of the reconstructed states IA a
harbinger OF future triumph throughout the Union.
SEVENTH WARD ASSEMBLY MEETING.
meeting was held last evening at the corner OF
MoDroeand Scanned streets, at which a Mr.. w. f,
Mcnamara was named as a candidate for the Az.
eemDly
, 1869-10-08

Fourth Dny OF tho vt. Lontn Fair
The Irish Immigration Couy.n-
tton-Adtcnrusncn cnt of tho Woman.
Suffrage Convention.
Special Dcap2.cn 70 Tho Chicago Trlnanc.
ST. Lor1s, Oct :.
There Ia no initiating this orc point which nav
~ well be conceded At once, VIZ: That the st,
Louis Far Is ono Of the best fatron1zed, and upon
the whole well conducted Of tho land. Il
however, only fAyor1 agriculture and the mechanic
artA Incidentally, because the object IL 10 make
money for the aAsoctat1ou- The liberal premiums
Of the sociesJ and Pirate Individuals aiao bring
competition. and that brings the crowd, Aud thert
w1a tegy large crowd pre4eut 1oA2f-At IeaSt
10000 In the a1nrhtsheAtEt. 1he exercises we're
not very interesting. except show Of buggy
hprses- The Other t1ngs were lrom yesterday s
pEoRr1mme.
On the tsack tho great trot OF the week, best
three in nFe, cano on. SIX hozsea came TO The
score. Plot Temple came IN E1unef tn three
etIaI9ht heats. jim Rockey >good second, Nor
Elsscy third. Cafrs mare, Dtxey, was dlstauced In
the tlIk1 heat The ZANE owner mare Jockey, a
great fayo51te, was declared dista1ccd because
she came foul and upset Kosa Goldlnst aulky and
premium, taO0, and kh!fd do, 31un
{ In the neld trial, harro3a. rollers, seed drill.
and corn planters were tried, and excited much
attention, The result Of this tt111 will be EtTen
to.nelTow. Illinois Ill right On the premiomA
Fremtuma for cotton were awarded to-1A5 ~
iolloH1: Eeat hale short staple. F. l. Lath3m, Q!
lESoso Conntv, No, Bert bale long simple P1e1e
Ihthadeux, Of bAtou Rouge, Ia. Cotton raised
Ii Ansounr J. c. Ia1yIs, Pemlscott County. No.
NJ LGC1s, Sept THE Woman Suffrage Con-
srht1ch waa 1ArEt!y attended again this morning,
@oo very deep interest takca In tie proceedings
, 1869-10-08

>MNSO}aic

FssdAy cvtrinf II N o'elne1 At the!r Ha. entueF #
lireeln a.. aod Gert1rs ~ tatahe:. .zr Ee9nessed
". q. W1LPULE- S1TttAty.
, 1869-10-08

GoFeFnor or's n esHnEc-The Senatorial
ttfugEBe-The Fifteenth Amcnd-
mcnt-The Temper OF the LeuIHl4a. !.
tuFe-Nork ahead for Kcpubli.
GxAnKs
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune,
NAsHElI1k, 1enn., Oct I.
The Gosernord message comes next Monday,
The stuqgle between johnson and Ethcr1dRc IL
20 bitter that changes arc beginning. The ex-
I1esident shows the most nerve, 3nd Etnet1d.es
Hleo9a beR7n to drop OF Moderate paY1tsans Of
eAEa iooE tof other candidates, Some prefer 4
tary Fletcher. ~
The Fifteenth Amendment has few friends. and
Senator elected u n Republican, at1d : supnorter
o. the amendment, ha1 lust boru inssructHI hF :
democratic constituency 10 60 Agzinst It.
- - lew febtl Democrats Of senae fear to 10 too
iast aha 700 laf, but the present temper 81 ine
i6s Hss'aaiure nn1nistskably violent Before
n1s,tdpp re appUlntue1t Of any comm1t,ees. rev
es1,,o, e,.et members Il T. constitutional con-
remove Radical Judge ns spog,sen9 ane'aet cert.9 10
court; another 10 abolish County Com missioner:
another 10 destroy 4 vital part Of the Free School
1a". ~ each bill EAs read, eTes dashed and rnur-
mnls o, sauaact1on went round. There ts work
anead 1of !tepuhlicaoa To put thsngs right at the
SCUM 9bio Rllkt not fall uA
NASHVILLE. Oct :.-Gosernor 6eatcrb message
s T1M not p ee delivered nlI Monday The democrats
cnasEe that the cause Of this delay L. btu desire 10
prevent The defeat of the Fifteenth Amendment
before The Octot,tr eIecttoEs they believing that
the defeat Wonld aid rendsetpu epd parker. me
REJECTION Of the amendment seeE4 to Ge fore-
gone conclusion.
, 1869-10-08

The tetol1t1ons fe1erranhrd LAST ,,...
imocA1y Adopted. ana tns.es.t n18nt reFe noau
rrs ent leaders h ine moHrma11 m1ae hy several
The convention 20 far has Sss3
Ctr, ind has developed m sitne.,n asc'aea auc;
By the leading spi,ts II ths oo5eStsket forth
Tho Afternoon ae.sjon W. ~e,1 ot1sca.A .y,,.
Lilly Peckham, Of WIsoonsin .Tats noeas g, AAe
Of women. r. eaec's ot tne pallos
E ". Decker, ltF,er n, =, rn,,, r.,,
able paper on i8e iswa ~ H:"1t III th.;e s3 se5
ference hetVeen commn1 .S "a ~ s,1,e sae 1u,
r1ssed fn< s,u..sa tt$nM M property, and dtt-
, 1869-10-08

Democratic Nomination for Stux
Comptroller.

0E1AVEENktC nom hAAht30h Tor AtHx&
Comptroller.
tods1, Levin waifons W. nomnaeS ssS
1oF Comptroller Of the State Treasury.
International Isa11road Convention.
Culver Coins,ock, from the Committee On rerma.
nent Organization, reported for President J. +.
nrtae,. .! sag1naw. Mich, wao ! nomber Of Vice
adopted, notwithstanding Ut. pnsss requested 10
bc eIcuscd. and he was conducted to the chair
and briefly addressed the Consension:
4 committee Of teyen WAS appointed to arrange
the business for the convention,
A long communication on the general subject Of
opening commtntcations from the lion. James L,
Wilson, Commissioner or the Land once, wns
read. II points out The advantages In favor Of
northern Pacific railroad,
A eommunica'!on On The subject OF the Mi.si.-
we5c depicted the FTeat natural adransaRes Of
those localtttes Referring 10 the Proposed route,
believed Il would prove moro advantageous than
to Eun It t,y WAY of Detroit
nj e 59@ r. soS s'Iss ss co.
!na 1ttolai!oa oe referred to the Committee On
,E..i..S IL. . al!est s.n;o.a een2unie.tsen on
oass 4 the oeiaaSI. Msss = Faset San% :Ss ars
:9s IT, essit: :: 's? 4'se at s Y
hEpQlL adopted. Aul Int CQnfe1E00 look 1t-
ccSS{udti4 O'Clock
Al the afternoon eesslon. Committee Oh Reso-
luuons Vas appointed, With John 4. Poor, Of rott-
land, As Chairman.
Lion. Edwin F. johnson, Eogtneerin- Chief Of
the Northern Pacific Ra!lrosd, 1ead m essay on
onI railroad system.
Marcus Massey, Vice President Of the Rome,
Naieftown Osuensuurgh Railroad. rad an essay
upon the advantages OF, aud demand for, railways
aud t1ans- continental falWaJA, IN particular.
Ar. SaRc. President OF the DoArl Of TT1do
OF Os~ego, rea4l Al c*has, written By Hon. Arm
Bronson, VINO had been sixty years engaged Ia
she tza3e Of The LIKES op the subject Of the
1Akes-
A paper, written hy III. Il n Houeh, Of Lewis
County. ~ 1eAi on the subject Of the route be-
tween Wnitehall and Oswe8o. the topography OF
Lettes4 were feAl from General r. 7. Sherman,
| Secretary Of VA, who urged q concentration OF
effort to complete to perfection the Central
| rnclnc With 4 double track, With branches
spreading out On both aides: from Governor Bald
win, OF Michigan, speaking IN appIorat Of she
object OF The convention; from Hon. +. E. SPINNER,
United States Treasurer, advocating the most
| northern route 10 the Pacific; from Comptroller
! Allen; Edward Crane, Of Boston: Charles Sam
ner; J. g. Blaine, OF Maine; the Goyeruors OF
Ohio, Wisconsin and Iowa, ana J.. #. Fosser, OF
Jno SesL Of rortiKnd, made brief address Ia
| favor Of the proposed ratlInad.
| Adjourned till tc-NQfTQK.
, 1869-10-08
UTAH.

Vice President Colf0x and Partr Mt
snft Lnkc-PolyRamy Attacked in
Its Own Stronghold.
bHfAH, y: =, Oct. G--Accotdtng to the views
Waa one Of the most marked occasions ever VII
nsssed M ID that dty. Vice President CollAx, who
Nlth bis party lad been there for the tTo
lh1s previous, WAS ser:n2ded BY the baud
ir6m lamp douglas, and. IN response to repeated
calls, the st1nEulahed gentleman nlarcss an im.
.penee csoHd ID mon, OF the Townsend House; IN
NE eouEze OF Which be gave ha views at lenR,a
o9 fhe tob]ect Of nologamJ. He quoted The Book
o. AoImopt and proved, At least to tho sat1afac-
tion 0f ~ Gentle auditors, that the whole thing
Mas unEtse and illegal, aud ought to be abolished.
LIE was followed ~ Governor Bross, OF Illinois,
who fuliI endorsed the arguments and opinions Of
the Vice President
Such freedom Of speech from such sources aud
On such subject has never before, 1t u ctalmed,
been exercised 10 that city. These gentlemen u
y said. will be handled without mttena IN Inc
Mormon Conference now In session In that city.
Mf. Cofa1 and party, With The exception OF
Governor Rrosa, LEFT for the East on Wednesday
morning. all In The best Of health Aad spir1tx
, 1869-10-08
THE GREAT FLOOD,

Great Destruction OF Property in
New Brunswick mud !1nEnc-$hlp@
Stranded, Houses Carried Away
md Stock Drowned by a Tidal
Wave In the bay OF FuudY.
sAcxy111E, y. B., Oct 7.-on Monday n,ghs
thts place Nas visited By ttcmcndeus gale, aud
the highest tide ever kpoxn, The marshes Eefe
completely covered. Thousands OF tonE OF nay
we're Destroyed, and thoo6a1ss Of catlfc and sheep
drowned The dskcs on the marshes are all gone,
and bridges al! through the countrr swept zAy,
The eABteIn extension OF the raroad track Is torn
Up Tot ten miles.
The telegraph line connecting With tho cable
AMI Halifax u oh!tterntedL
The tidal waye has caused great destruction Oh
The Bay Of Fundy, and IN and around ~ John.
The tide rose 10 great height carrying
away and destroying an immense snooant
of rropert!; Haa1sea weIe Eaked,
and cattle swept AWAY. The bridges Of the En-
rupean + North American Railway were de-
sftpyed. In this p111sh alone the loss is estimated
st one million Of dollars.
BANGOR. Nc. Oct "a letter from Calais sayB
the damage TO vessels and buildings IVES TerJ
great Eas1poEt Is reported nearly demolished.
, 1869-10-08
DISSOLUTION,

DISSOLUTION,
The fsn7 It SNRAL~ RisBAEES / CO. Stasiousfs.
NaA aaAs7 I'd The In * Aukts h. mnt1A1 t'n*eut.
M a. l. Hn4untn having dfsFosed Of hi4 1tcfrss- All
AzauntA Nm b. eetiEod by the new fra II
SAKAt, REHAEkS CO.
CQPAEISKRSHIP.
CHICAGO, AExlst l. 't4al
The pndefal9neA. t1=1ns formed \ e.pa1tnerthfp,
ALvs 4a+, ilf r''Ettoae the nfd and bsiptss ~
tsat4oxeY1 ard Blank NAnufAetureys 1t IS aud "a
ucate& JAMES e. SNE1L.
CAlSKHF T. HkBANkS,
RutOLFH G. E1}SISfsEK
, 1869-10-08
QUINCY.

R0uf rIny Su*rccted-Rnf1roa Ac.
cldcnt-Wfntcr Wheat Crop.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune,
QC1scF, III, Oct 7.
hods vas discovered In the rlver, near War.
saw. q 'e~ aAfs elnee, which, upon being brought
to shore, showed evident B(rns OF font nfax-
bullet no le waS found ossr the right ere, and a
stone about twenty pounds weight attached 10 tje
who he WIS. 0 80 :"
a train on the Hannibal St Joseph Rail.
foad ran over some cattle few miles Heat OF thIs
c.tJ, aud vas thrown from the track The train
boz Waa slt9ht1y Injured, which was iii the dam
age done either to passengers o. the train, which
arrived after a Ahort detention.
A npch larger breadth Of wheat Is soEn this
iau than for any preceding year for soune lime.
inc.
, 1869-10-08
MEXICO.


A Serious 1nsufTcction-ELccc
of Secretary ScwAEd,.. Etc.
NEw ToRx, Oct 1.-De*rAtche4 from Mexico
Etty 10 September q, state that revelation had
broken cut IN F'otost and Colonel Aoc!os hasi
treu defeated Ii m attack on the Insurgents.
The Gorefnor1 Of Coahu1A and Sneya Leon had
prevented the government troops from cute1tng
thet1 States IN pursuit. Of the FcF0!utton!stA An
amnesty bill has been introduced In Congress-
Great preparations are making to welcome e1-
Secretary Seward
HAVANA, Oct ..-AdE1ce1 RON the CITY Of
Aaxtc0 Aft to the 3Dth+
The r1mors reEars1tog the separation OF Romero
from the Cabtnet Of P1es!deut JpaleE, were pro-
uOu1etn Incorrect
i. The pronnnctamento IN San Luis rotosi, VIA
tnatiFatc., bJ Ex-Governor Bnstamene, anal &c
cofdlnE to reports the movement *a9 gaining
ground
The Aex:can Government hare 1 Euf1fcient
number Of troops IN route 10 SIN Luis po:oA "a
Guprlst1s the movement
, 1869-10-08
KANSAS.

Excursion Over khs Chicago l. South-
WestcTn Rn1troAd.
LIAyESwokTH, Oct 1.-Xember1 OF the City
Council and citizens made N excursion over the
nntahed portion Of the CAcaGo Southwestern
Railroad ~ to-da!. 1ney *eTc EssssTea ~ a
iii }otned III the celebration. THIS road vii be
pushed forward rapidly 70 Z connection with the
Cntcaxo. Rock island, and Northwestern RaliWAJa
1t Des Notnes. A 1arEe turoe Il II work On the
abutme1ts md eastern approaches OF the Kansas
and Niseoult bridge 1t thu point, and scciaus u
Iron piles TOR the pse13 arc aly1ttn2 daily.
, 1869-10-08
Railroad Lease

EyAHsv111x, Ind, Oct THE Directors Of the
+ IL y. r T., today, cloted CONTRACT T'ta
lcn!3 l. Hanson, Of Nex Yors, and otheiA to
Vile, and leasing the road 70 said Hanson 1of
period OF styen JeatA from the 1st OF January,
1s'A Il Il UNDERWOOD thai ". Hanson Is backed
bJ The pennsyiyan!a Central Railroad Influence,
and that he will complete the EFaaay1le 4
N2A4Fule Road within one wear,
, 1869-10-08
Ercnt RrttAtus

ECCLESIASTICAL APPOINTMENTS
LONDON, Oct &
bf' Nnbesforce, Bishop OF Oxford, has been
Translated TO the Diocese Of Winchester. The
Rey. Dr. MackAruess succeeds Or, HIIbcrforce AZ
Bishop OF Oxford.
TIE FRK1Ax rn16okKRI
DCHLN, Oct &
Meetings In faror Of Fenlan amnesty have
been held at Cork. Euuls and Templeuore
ADDITIONAL NEwB FROM DE- LIVINGSTONE
...-.... LONDON, Oct I.
Additional. ihonsh no later, news ID received Of
III. Livingstone. lie Was seen, fourteen months
ego, u an Arah, at Lake Tsugsnylth The Arab
saJs he Was going toward the west, and was prob
ably cndeAvortrg 10 reach Congo There were no
doubts Of Els safety At Zanz,bar.
, 1869-10-08

Ekv Os1xAzs oct. 7-CorTo.-Act.ve and trn~r:
bslFS; t15lr1k, AIS balts.
Ha1Ax1ETT-Gorn higher 1t 9tsa Oats, Er.
FAn%1uox-BAeon scarce and higher, asou1ds1H,
1stAieAt: hatas &Ae
l;a<EkRIE4-Suk1{ tcwS1s aalts At f3k31&fe. Mo
lasarA.tAc-
WtlsKET-xtsex.
Other articles uneh&rfe1.
ACxETAHT-[nld, l9GA. Sterling, 131tt. New fuEk
ai+ /.
, 1869-10-08
WASHINGTON.
The Government and the Cn.
ban Privateer Hornet.
Explanation Relative to Minister
SiCkles' Recent II otc,


special Despatch 10 The Chicago Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Oct. I.
1HE s1CELEs NOTE.
Inc government IL advised that no such note
from Minister 6lctles aa Is circulating IN foreign
newspapers and has been extensively copied here,
Ras ese1 presented ~ Sickles 10 the Spanish Gov
esnEent> Further, up 10 fhts time there has not
been the slightest disturbance Of the friendly re-
tatsops between the TWO palions, nor Is there now
any expectation that the Cubau question will H.
solTe Spain and the Cnlted States IN trouble,
TIE HORNET cABx,
There Is to be al earnest prosecution Of tnose
concerned in the uutret expedition, aud In all
cssea the neutrality Laws are to be rg1dly en-
forced.
FIAFKKY N cCBA.
letfer has been receiyed here from 4 prou}-
nent cuban Patriot, now with the revolutionary
totees' saying that the question Of aboll4niug
alaresJ had not Jet heen decided,
The following IL the exhibit OF the fuads In the
Treasury to-day:
Coin. including outstanding ss1d cct4ls
........... $ff!8Acao
@A1eos' Alt1,s4
, 1869-10-08

ELECTION or oTT1CKns OF TTE DIET.
BKRI1K, Oct. I.
In the Diet today the presiding cmceH Of the
last diet were Reelected.
THE CROWN FEtScEH VISIT 70 VIENNA
Ministerial Journals intimate that the yislt Of thu
Crown Prince to Vienna Is important As IN tnaI-
satou Of tbs restoration Of friendly 1eIationa be-
tween Prussia AMI Au1tI1a
, 1869-10-08
RELIGIOUS.

Session OF the American Bonrd ot
commissioners for Eorc1Hu Mis-.
stons, nt fittsburgh-EourthD Dny.s
Proceedings.
, 1869-10-08

PTzTRtR0H- OK s.-Crahe rttspteuna E1Afket antet
nd feeling weak: ta1cs of 3tO0 bts seller October At
t..e We auots seller e asy. as lt..4l4AS seller II
dnn md ewer ;h.n ys,serdAy s,l1 4 ina1 b. os.o-
Dtsrn1.F. sae; October to March ~ SHIPPED East.
lNX brtt
, 1869-10-08

myAxA, 0ci. THE American raa1-of-Ear
1pFnAu4n AH1Sed Oh the hArbor so-daE, and acnt
board well.
~ intelligence il received from the interior
teattse 70 The Spanish and Cuban forces. The
HAfAnA journals arc engaged dAaiy IN discu sstrX
The various ph49es Of tns nl;hutteI3nk nnextisu.
, 1869-10-08
UpE. OOBUKN h 90.

NEHEAfE4 AVTx&1114d A4-1A
AFs 1NsAoets*d - rFef~~ A+vtsssa~*Gs Fo~ 1HE TRI
CNL ii or 1.tss fa~ AtAa. ae~4a u rtesass asss~.
tissM<aks q ~e&teAfcr al NE11r1tE14 On NAoAzI
~ s-t A~ssass] ~ IL e. Ts1rftss. a aAs s~A
AAkevf Io4xat 3.ie<a.
brYIcI 81 pEA11pKY-sr.
, 1869-10-08

matonic Grand Lodgc-ItoynI and
Select F1aAscrx-t:rnud Chartcr-
Next Animal session in Chtcnxo-
EnncFsaf Of Sir Knight YhttncY-
A maafodon T00ah-Exalntunxto
oi Joliet QuhrFleh-Eutcfrsxin TO
County Clerks.
, 1869-10-08
11axfG111
0o''At" kosa ee7un7%eH oautaneIoE-.-+,.. a&t,as9
oA'*nee o. 5unoA IN the 1reaauT...-..... 9l7Satss

~S ~ ''41- AZ VT AteaAofF.''..s.... sAa&a-4s4
CORRECTION,
The statement in taess dtsn..rnaa . ,s~ ....
ainEe, In1t governor PIC, during h1A Interview
With the President, asked for The rrc.,, ~ Nv.
i.ter BloF. and for hin orn .nnn,ntno,, p, n.
Eli, Hss erroneons in ~ IN .1-nr.h 49, $50
~. ,n1n-....,e 80 ~ i1s :'enS'n ana breadth.
-o 14io' .toHoA tuAt ut Aau zone Inlt came direct
1fom Tie " hlfe House, from a reIBQn present st
the interview, thoueh uot nary tn y f.orar,.-
p1fA+ conv.-s.,,or .-.-t9 '" :" 3osdno1
,o-,.,.r =, C.,.-., .. ~~t'1 ~ '0'sAeAIe " Sn6
le,..on VI co.oue4 eIo1. VINO. after appointment
could cot Qualify NJ Governor OF New Me1Ico. and
Governor Pile desired to spnw n th.r. -.
- cA,- As oEn fecau IN
SAso e1o* soat1ca dleaotltttea were removed By
tue SENATE. The President assured him he Eonld
Dot recall good officer. From 1h. one h,.ns g.
chsnre.I tn I1tnv ~. vho,. ,,1sa.-n.. s. StoN.
n,+rtn.+aH ""o'' "A4o' saAa1e asA4ement
"4s1N~'e'
f1ffsfLvAxA VOTERS.
Ge1crai Sherman has eo ,1ndtrad ~ s..s aet.
, 1869-10-08

EEw YORK. Oa. 7.-Aa the r1ooev n a1ket Aas COED
~ tsit. *e notice corresponding f.npfpremcn IN
dry ko<A still # Il d1tcuH to Eoo1s unfrs at
conversion in Prcs The meet nottceab1e feature IN
The etson gooas market tdAs 4 the rdnettan made
7ie rrt xard. The ~ goods A:e down
70 ihe PortsUoou.h to y ac. Netauen to se. Dwight
, 1869-10-08

A1SsToS, VIA, 0cL The locomotive Rusux
HAtth on the Milwaukee s. PAnl Rosd. expiode e.I
here to-day, but no liyes were lost, a tie!ect ID
the boiler tB Euppoked - hare been The capsa
, 1869-10-08

Tho Conucek3cut Election.

LOUISVILLE. Oct s-At The meeting Of the Dtse,.
tC1s Of the LoQMyllle Nashville RalIrpzd Com ns-
-. II. u. SeEconb was re elected President Snd
u. EapneT SHcIefaC.
, 1869-10-08

eIa = senooa TIE Queen OF Madagascar u become
erees. .net 70 me Christian Church. These thtu14
roos h,s4.99 h,s9 GA. Lesser cTenu ENCOURAGE a. 4
~, tu M!nu preacher In Armenia h4d tol0 hls peo-
XII 1o~ so &te 4nd nov bis word hal gone to In
- = Snr9t ~ tatne and blind John Concoriance d dong
Tr.x Ms9o woFk. Such Frsulta SHOW u the
~ r. ia!nGa IN The hand Of God are confound-
Ead "af mi9hty. We work together, and win
forTnrd IL H. ate u ne glolJ Of The Loed and 20
, 1869-10-08

uAK1FoRD, Oct. s,-Returrs from Iii but thirty.
eight towns that held elections on MONDAY foot
ur-RcpuhlcAps, q; Democrats u. The Aepub-
tcans gain stSen towns, md the Democtata four.
, 1869-10-08
DISSOLUTION.

1hA eoEAstnena.p heretofore e1is:ias betweea NOR
R1S B. POWELL and CHARLES " SrETEH-
ROTH, Under faa 6.sa z.oe cf POWELL / S1UTEy.
RUTH, l. thIs aAy tsAosed By mutual consent Pay
H&a. e. Ill Accounts naadt b H,ade to NORRIS 3.
EoEELI. Nho VIII continue tho tuaine1s of The Em
NORRIS B, FOEELL
CHARLES y. S1UTExa0TH.
, 1869-10-08
baltimore r

Nn1tl1norc rrcsbytor
H1LsNoKE, Oct 7.-In the Baltimore PYesby-
teri, now in session, the question Of the reunion
an animated discu4kIQu.
, 1869-10-08
DISSOIDTT0T.

The CcEneEshfp heretaore exi1ttre under tha ANA
tod etyis ot LAMRKt0K, EEXsEN e HALL =
a5a s1 a11 st.ss s~taE y sm ~ = .ts:itd y MAJ
nAe q the ff IN the settlement q ID h:.ins- c,n.
nsstrd thsreEth, y 4. LAWRENCE, GEORGE W.
CHIctaa. fus 0rf 4 fss0
, 1869-10-08
Republican Deputies Retire
from the Cortes.
Reports Of Battles Between the
Insurgents and Govern
ment Troops.
Revolutionary Action Proposed by
the French Liberals,
Additional News from DIR. Ifr.
tHEstOnc.
Spntn.
TIE KErrBucAK DEPUTIES RETIRE PROM TIE
E0EfES.

~AS1 -AHA2f fs-stA3 At@Sss AAAA
C0RTEs.
MADRID, Oct- T.
The Cottes Yesterday paired The bin suspendlnK
the constitutional guarantees during the tnsus7ro.
tioo- The Republican Deputies refuse to pattci-
pate any loIgcr In the destDcrntlons OF The Cham.
ber.
TIE EEveLCI1ox.
The iIFurEcrts who Fetreated from Reno we.e
defeated By General baldrtck, With 4 lpaa Of 50
Killed, 500 wounded and many prtsouera
The t1oops lost twenty three killed and wounded.
1t Ia officially stated that combata have taken
place between The National troopa and Republt.
can fnsu1Ernts In Catalonia, Auagon, Old Cas-.
tile and Anda1nata and that 20 fas the ttoops have
been @1ciot1ouA At "a Carolina and Grenada tho
Republican, destroyed the barracks and tnsde
Prisoners Of the civil guardf.
The reports IN reEard to tne e1ubarkatlou OF
troops for Cuba are contradictory. Some say 1.
continues, Notwithstanding the troubles at home,
and others hare It that orders have been recelred
1t csht1 suEpend1ng for tho present tho rrcra1a-
tlons for the departure OF reinSoscemeuts,
DEBATE IN TIE coRTEa.
LONDON, Oct
There Waa pErat debate IN the Madrid Cortes
over the govcrnErnt proposal to suspend tho
guarantees Of the constitution. CasteltAr, O,ensc
and SegastA MAue ereechea.
VOLUNTEERING IN NADKIp.
Ttn roluataass In Madrid nxve teuoeIed their
support 10 the government, and several tatlal1ous
have gone out 1f the city for 4cte service In The
field.
KovKHEs1z or THE INSURGENTS,
The Republican rtsing in Spain incrcases. The
headquarters Of the Insurgents a1e at Mane.sca.
thitty Eoftea nnrth Of barcelona Several hands
ase fIaversiog Apdalusia- The town authorities
OF ofense we're captured bT Republican hand.
ana arc held priaorcrs.
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, 1869-10-08

oA Alver Conference oF the
Episcopal Church-vote
AAf De1eEntion-AddreAs or
&eFesldcnt Raven, OF tho rorth.
"sstefn UntFeraity.
, 1869-10-08

NOTICE.,
The copaItnesship hfeetatars e1ittrx t~tween Jaea
o@nen end JSEn G. Gsessor. anttF tl4 stEle Aud
oIE ~ Ho{ dtu Gs1erou> dissolved tie lze AJ
n September, ISIS. By mutual cersrnt
JAAES " BOTDEy
Vo1l&r, uet L 1SE& 1tHH @. lRfEkSjx.