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rHE SOUTHERN CoMMERCIAL ooNvENTION.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct 15.-The Convention
met at 10 O'Clock. The report presented was that
which provides for the improvement of the Mississippi
River and its tributaries. memorial to be presented
to Congress- and resolutions favorng the improvements
were read and adopted The Committee on Agriculture
also made report One Of the resolutions requests
Congress repeal the law IN regard to the land tax in
the Southern States. The report was adopted. The
report OF the Committee continuous waterne from
the Atlantic Ocean TO the Mississippi RIVER was read
The resoutions-eight in numOer-were adopted
The report OF the Committee on Taxation,
which provides for simplifying, equaliziDg and
reducing the taxes also adopted i. r.
Lawrence OF Illinois. Chairman Of the Committee
oD Manufacturing and Mining. read report portion
of the majority report Of the Committee on the Pacific
Railroad read by the Chairman Nh. Lewis OF Ala
bams Gen. Sprague spoke ut considerable length in
favor Of the Southern Pacific Railroad The report OF
the Committee is full vOluminOus and comprehensive
and full Ofargunent statistics and historical facts The
report was adopted The Committee ON Direct Trade
subnted report which was discussed at length and
finally adopted 1t favors the establishment OF steam
ship lines between Europe and Southern porte and re
Congress to modify the navigation laws so as 10
allow the purchase OF foreign shps and abolish the tax
hipbuilding material Cincinnati was selected Tor
holding the next Convention. banquet was given to
the delegates tonight
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GENERAL TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

There were slight frosts in the neighbor-
hood Of Augusta, Ga, on Wednesday night.
-. William r. Parkinson, State Controller
of Nevada, died in Carson City on Wednesday.
Several buildings were burned yesterday
on the corner Howard and Eghthsts San Francisco
John Nesnith, formerly Lieutenant-GOv-
eFnOr Of died yesterday at Lowell aged u.s.
Gov. Hoffman has fixed upon the 18th day
Of November as day Of Thanksgiving aud Prayer
The Richie coal oil distllery on the
Washington Turnpike, few miles from Baltimore, was
destroyed by fire last night. Loss, $4,000. ."
Jefferson Davis was passenger on the
for New Orleans from Baltimore yesterday after
noon. ..... 4T ....u. .....I ... ...
BENJAMIN Payne, an Albany tobacconist,
has convicted of making fraudulent returns to the
Government. - i
John Hill, aged 81, was killed at Phila-
delpa Yesterday by falling down the hatchway OF the
steamer JuDiata, ... L "...
John p. Knowles of Providence has been
appointed Judge the United States District Court for
the Rhode Island District. :ta. Ia. ......f bro
-. The Hon. Charles Sumner delivered an
address Oh the question Of Caste at Augusta Me- Last
A small gasometer exploded at the Ports
mouth Navy. Yard Thursday and fatally injured .
workman named Joseph Atkinson raj
The steamer Bonnie ran ashore on the
beach north OF KincardiDe Harbor Canada ON Thursday
night. The passengers we're saved ".t
The National Horse Fair to be held at
Wliansport, Pa, Oct 10, BIDS fair TO be one OF the
largest ever held IN that State ihere are 10 ehrics
49,. It is rum0red that Wells, Fargo d. Co.
and the United States Express have combined
perform the express business over the Pacic Railroad
and along this coast
On Thursday Edward Stockwell of Fitch
burg. at work In 0akdse, Mass while cutting small
stick with penknife accidentally severed the lehorai
artery and died IN q few minutes. " #. .l t.ii4
80. The Boston Common Council have
decided TO purchase the property and franchise OF the
East Boston Ferry Company, aud to widen Hanoverst,
between Blackstone and Commercial
-. Edward j. Sullivan and Thomas Ackland
are under arrest IN Boston, the former charged with
stealing package Of jewelry yaned $500 from
press wagon aud the latter with receiving the property
They were both held In ta.oOo ball for trial. at \
49,. The Court Martial at Boston, in the case
Of Lieut. Commander Seely lac Of the United States
steamer Pawnee charged with cruel treatment To- sea.
men, closed It's proceedings yesterday The conclusion OF
being promulgated NV M NF@' ''''-' ~'''' $500
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GREAT BRITAIN.
DISPOSITION OF THE GOVERNMENT TOWARD
THE FENIANS.

DISPOSITION OF THE GOVERNMENT TOWARD
THE FENIANS.
LONDON, Friday, Oct. Is, 1869.
The O'Donoghue, member of Parliament for
Iralee, writes to the Dublin University Committee
Oh the course of the Government toward the
political prisoners He states that the Government,
collectively and individually, cOmmisserate with the
Fenan prisoners, and anxious to liberate them,
if it be done consistent with duty TO the State
but he is convinced that the Government cannot,
without degrading its functions and betraying its
trusts, yield anything 10 the faintest sembance of
unconstitutional pressure.
The Rev. Harvey Goodwin has been appointed
Bishop of Carlisle.
THE RACE OF TEA-YESsELs.
The ship Sir Launcelot which sailed from Foo
chow-foo, China, July Is, with cargo of tea. has
arrived in the Thames and lie the winner of the
between the tea-sbps
GLASGOW, Friday, Oct. lt-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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for the IT, senatorshp asking answers to three vital
questions before casting their votes The note is ad
son. Henry Cooper, Bale Peyton A. Fletcher, Jordan
stokes and Judge Milton Brown. The questions are
l. Ar. you in Repatriation indirectly Of either the
State National debts or any part thereof
oaa bodis. lawfully representing the Legislative Dep.men, Of the
Arc you IN hyor rnceush Amendment to
the Constitution Of the United ststesi
The Democrats of the Ist IN. j. Assembly
District have nominated Leon Albeit.
Amos Bridenbecker has been nominated for
the Assembly by the Democrats In Herkimer County.
Mr.. Silas Sweet has been nominated for MEM
Der Of Assembly by the Democracy in schohare County
The Democrats of the LIST Assembly District
OF Dutchess County have nominated Edwin s. Philips
for Member OF Assembly.
p. F. Randolph, ST., has been nominated as
Assembyman for the Townships Of Ambey, Woodbridge,
and Pscataway, N j.. by the Democrats.
In the Second District of 0nondaga County
the Democrats have nominated Mr. John c. Hunt for
Member Of Assembly.
The Democrats of Green County have nOmi-
Of Assembly.
Mr.. C. M. Wade has been nominated for the
Assembly by the Democrats the First District OF Della
ware County.
Mr.. w. r. Merrick of Lyons is the Demo-
cratic candidate for the Senate from the Twentynfth
District, composed Of Wayne and Cayuga counties
The Democrats of Ulster County have nOmi-
Mr.. o. Burger for Justice of Sessions
The Republicans of Washington County have
nominated Thomas Stevenson for Member Of Assembly
from the LIST District and j. " Baker, j from the lid
District.
The Erie County Democratic Convention,
held In Buffalo on Thursday, nominated Mr.. A. r. Mich
OILS for State Senator The County ticket nominated Is
as follows Treasurer. Horace Hoyt; Coroner DR.. j. j.
Burke; Justice OF Sessions, Dennis Kelley
At the Republican Convention held yester-
terday at TarrytowD g. Hilton Scrbner nominated
a. Senator for the IXth District which includes West
chester, Rockland. and Putnam Counties. The COnven
ton was presided by Mr.. g. H. Gilbert with Messrs
T. T.. Sheldon and John Wondle Secretaries.
The Hudson County Democratic Convention
met In Jersey City yesterday and made the following
nominations: County Clerk, John Kennedy Of Hobo
ken; Sheriff. Patrick Harrington, Hudson City snrro-
gate, James II. ONeill; CoroDers, Constable William
Burns OF Jersey City b. ~ Crane Of Hoboken, and Mar
tin Hanley OF Hudson City
A meeting of the Republican electors of
West Farms was held at Lttle's Hotel on Thursday
Delegates to the First Assembly District Convention
were elected and James L. Fitch ESQ., OF West Farms
received the nomination for Receiver OF Taxes. The
Town Committee for the ensuing year reduced to
seven, and the following gentlemen elected: William
Herring, John j. Hunt, f. w. SOnneborn. j. w. McDer
mott Alfred Petit, John IT. Myers, and Janice L. Wells.
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WASHINGTON.

NO CABINET MEETING YEsTERDAY-THE HEALTH
OF ADMIRAL FARRAGUT - THE FIFTEENTH
AMENDMENT RATIFIED BY TWENTY STATES
THE CASE OF CAPT. MONROE.
.... IBY TELEGRAPH To TBs TaIBUSBl
WARRINGTON Friday Oct. is, 1859.
The absence OF the President at the Fair Of tue Agr-
cultural Society of Frederick County Md prevented the
usual Cabinet meeting today He is expected to return
tomorrow. Secretary Cox and PostmasterGeneral
Cresswe who accompanied him, expected to return
at the same time.
Admiral Farraguts health continues the object OF
earnest solictude In both official and private circles The
most trustworthy Information regarding it received here
to the effect that he may hnger in his present cond
ton for several days. and perhaps weeks but serious
fears are entertained of fatal result
Considerable speculation and comment having been In
dulged in with reference to the ratification of the
Fifteenth Constitutional Amendment by the Legislatures
Of the several States Of the Union the following list has
been obtained from the official records in the State
Department Thus far twenty States have ratified the
amendment, and three refused, as follows:
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FRANCE.
THE LATE RIOT,

THE LATE RIOT
PARIS Friday, Oct. 49, 1852
Sentence has Just been pronounced against the
persons convicted of piIaging during the riots of
last June. Three are condemned TO three years i'm
pr1sonment, two to two years, one to six months,
and one to two months. Six were acquitted of the
charges.
THE EMPEROR.
The Emperors health is satisfactory. Yesterday
he went hunting
strike of the coachmen and merchants clerks is
imminent.
JEALOUS AND INCONSISTENT PoLICY-ADDING
INSULT TO INJURY.
LONDON. Friday, Oct. Is, 1862
The Times to-day, commenting on the situation in
France, says: "The Jealous and Inconsistent policy
which would allow and forbid public meetings at
the same time exceeds our comprehension. To per-
NIT citizens to assemble and leave 1t to the police TO
stop discussion is adding insult to injury The pro-
fession of confidence made TO the Government is de-
ued by its acts If anything is likely to be fatal to
France and to the dynasty of its ruler it is perpetual
distrust of the capabty of the nation for sefcon-
troll and the never-ending dallyng with the
introduction of institutions to invest the peo-
pie with responsibility for their own deeds,
which would interest lovers of freedom in the cause
of order and give public opinion that sound and
wholesome ascendency which would drive rib
adry and license from the field. France has at the
present moment no Government. The Emperors
message TO the Corps Legslatif placed her between
the old imperial system which the Emperor declared
ont of date and explodes the new constitutional
rule which he has announced but is unable or unwil-
ling to define. In the interval the people give the
Emperors words too broad an Interpretation, while
his confidants act as if the words had never been
spoken; as if no change had occurred and none was
Il IL and af.rhf
be expected forever 10 be what it has been in the
worst of tines
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CUBA.
DEATH OF GEN. CASTILLO.

HAVANA, Oct. 1.-THE mmOr Of the death Of Gen.
Castillo who commanded a division of the IN
surgents is confirmed. Another detachment of
Spanish troops left to-day for active service in the
field The steamer Yazoo arrived at noon to-day.
THE sLooP-OR-wAR CUBA-CoURTER EFFORTS
FOR THE POSSESSION OF A WITNESS.
WILMINGTON. Oct lb.-The case Of the sloop-of-
war Cuba comes up before the United States Com
missioner tomorrow, and continues 10 excite great
interest marine who had deserted from the Cuba
and went to New-York has been brought here as o
witness for the Government An attempt was made
By the officers Of thu Cnha 10 arrest him to-day but
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FOREIGN NEWS.
SPAIN.

A pRFNCU CORPS OF oBSERvATIoN--GEN Pfah
ON CUBA-THE VALENCIA REBELS.
MADRID Friday, Oct. 10, 1862
Rnmors are abroad that the Emperor Napoleon IN
tends to establish corps of observation on the IRON
tier. and cause much excitement. During the debate
in the Cortes yesterday, the resolution thankhg
the defenders of Spanish authority IN Cuba' 0eh'
Prim declared that the Home government only
awaited favorable result of the cOnfct tnere 10 az
cord all the reforms and liberties required Dy tne
colony Negotiations with the rebels at valencia
are progressing. A brief delay mas been granted
and certain time fixed within which they may sub
NIT and receive full pardon; but should they hold
out after the time has expired their lives will be for
fe;ted Pruneda has been arrested on the charge of
engaging in the conspiracy to provoke the Insured
ton in Saragossa.
THE ARREST OF GEN. PIERRAD COMMENDED
SUPPRESSION OF NEWSPAPERS.
MADRID Friday, Oct. Is, ls6s-Evening'
The special committee appointed by the Cor'es "
investigate the conduct of the Republican deputies,
in their report commend the arrest OF Gen. Plerrad
by the Government for his seditious action al lMra
coma. Three Republican papers, published al Ma
rid have been suppressed and two others are under
prosecution. Several citizens, prominent III the
Republican party, have been arrested here.
PETITION OF THE VALENCIANS FOR cAPITULA-
TON REFUsED-TwENTY THOUSAND REBELS
IN THE FIELD.
petition from the Bishops praying that the insur
gents of Valencia may be allowed to capitulate has
been refused. More fighting is reported in Catalonia
and Grenada. The Government troops have been
victorious. 1t is calculated that there are 10000
armed insurgents in the field.
CARTAGENA FIRED BY THE INSURGENTS.
II is reported that the insurgent leaders Paul and
SalvOcha have fired the City of Cartagena
ABILITY TO SUPPRESS THE REVOLT.
LONDON, Friday. Oct. IS, 1869.
The lines money articlel today states that the
confidence in the ability of Spain to soon repress the
Republican instruction is increasing in commercial
circles.
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the officers Of the D. S. gunboat Froc claimed that
no was under the protection Of the United States
flag, and the movement was abandoned. The i'm
preston is general that the will be again con-
tinued by the Government Attorney Pierre
pont of New-York is expected to take part in the
prosecution tomorrow The officers Of the Cuba are
still confident of ultimate release.
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OUTDOOR SPORTS.
THE TURF.

NEWMARKET RACEs-sECOND OCTOBER MEETING.
LONDON, Oct. 15.--The Newmarket Derby
was run to-day. 1t sweepstakes OF Is sovereigns
EACH with 100 sovereRns added for oids colts
70 carry 123 10 and FLIES 9 ~ the second TO receive 100
sOyerejgns out OF stakes mile and half l SUB
scrlbersl and was won bv Count r. dc Lagranges d. G.
Bouogne by Monarque out Of Miss Ion Mr. tombstone
hr g Pretender by AdveDtrer out Of Fer1na second
RarOn Rothschilds b. Wildbad by North Lincoln out
Of Water WITCH third The betting 20 10 agalnst
Boulogne to against Pretender and 20 to AGAINST
Wildbad. Four ran.
The Prendergrast Stakes Of 50 sOveregns EACH for two
year olds. colts TO carry l22 No. Allies 100 10 yards 5
subscribers), by Lord Falmouths CHI Atlantis.
by Thormandy out Of Hurricane; Mr.. Fosters D. G.
Atlas by Asterod of NuneatoD second Mr. Heeness
b. c. Hawthornden by Lord Clifton, out OF BonDy Blink,
third The betting to each on Atlantis and Atlas,
and 10 against Hawthornden. Eight ran.
THE BUCKEYE RACES
CINCINNATI o., Oct. 15.-The first race to-
day the Buckeye Course was for premium OF 500
horses that have troted better than G40 $50
10 first horse $50 to second aud $40 10 third which was
won by James Mer's h. <. Dick Janlison Time. 23f,
235t 234 1854. 2toA 241h The second race was for
premium OF $780, for horses that have never paced better
than 222 5000 10 FIRST so 10 second $50 10 third and was
won nv T. T. Roach's gr. e. Dan Vorhes. Time 2:263
226, 2:2S 2:2gi
TROTTING AT SAN FRANCISCO.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 15.-The trOtting match
yesterday between Harvest Queen and Venture, for
$4,000 won by Harvest Queen IN 2ii.
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Total .4.54 1854 4l,3l4 81
Ceorv,s mai 1920 Geary's mai 1852

HARRISBURG, Penn, Oct 15.-Oflcial maJorl-
ties for Governor received here today indicate that
Geary's majority will he over 5000 Lulernc 10 the
Banner County OF Pennsylvania, giving 1850 less Demo
cratic majority than it did year ago. dispatch
received by the Governor this evening declares that
County giving but 900 majority for Packer and that II
has elected two Republican members OF the Legislature
The official majorites Of forty Counties have been
received The standing Of the Legislature cannot be
determined with certainty from already In. The
Republican pgiorty on JOINT ballot will not vary, how
ever. six FROM that Of last session,
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. l0,-The official returns
from Centre County give Packer 800 majority YORK
County gives $50 for Packer. Union County gives bsl
majority for Geary. Danphn gives Geary l,i2 -,
The official returns from Carbon County give MAJOR
ity for the Democratic ticket OF Cs5 - H. Ar.
Berks County. official, gives o5so majority Tor the
Democratic ticket -,
The official count OF Montgomery County shows n
Democratic majority OF 1904; OF Cumberland county
Democratic majority OF s9i. -, ,-,.-
Franklin County, official. gives Democratic majority
of sos.
Northampton County (onlciaD gives Packer o,i2e ma
jOrity.
bradford County gives Geary 1857 majority.
Berks County tcorrectl gives Packer 656o majority.
Luzerne County gives Packer 900 majority.
Huntingdon County toncIaD gives Geary t57 majority
PuIILDELPnIl Oct l5-The following official major.
flies have been received: Schuykl CountyPackcr 800
Democratic loss, 345. Delaware Connty-Geary l?5,;
Republican loss, Is. Lycoming County-Packer bJS;
Democratic gain, ls2. Bucks-Packer, $50; Democratic
loss, sol. . -,
ELnIRA N V. Oct. 15.-The following Is the Official
vote OF Bradford County, Penn: For GovernorGeary,
cess; Packer, 1856 Judge OF Supreme Cour-Willanis
(Repl. 6557; Persbing Dem.), $500.
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INCENDIARY FIRES IN ROME.

UTICA, N. Y, Oct. 15.-Late night before
last, and yesterday morning there were five fire alarms
in Rome The first did no damage the second injured
new house, unoccupied owned by s. NJ CRANKY slightly
the third and fourth did but little damage the fifth de-
stroyed barn owned by W. III. DoHtater. Another at
tempt frustrated by discovery All we're the work
M
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EGYPT.
q

THE NILE FLO0D-NECEssITY OF DEEPENING
THE sUEZ CANAL. I.s..I
ALEXANDRIA Friday, oct. Is, 1909
The waters of the Nile subsiding, and there is
longer any apprehension OF serious damage TO the
cotton crop. The losses by the flood will not exceed
in the aggregate 500 bales dam on the Suez Canal
gave way. but did no great harm TO the works,
though large quantity of material destroyed.
1t is feared that the canal must be deepened before
il can be of any practical use.
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woRKINGMEN's UNION.

This body met last evening at Early Closing
Hall Mr. Nelson w Young occupied the chair and Mr.
Robert Blsseft the Recording Secretary The usual
introductory BUSINESS haS:ns been Accomplished.
q delegation from the Morocco finishers IA
ISOLATION was admitted. There Sas slso pres,
ent delegation from the Democratic Splon General
Committee headed by Supervisor Ely The nnsqncenent
that the delegation sought admission 20 the ball. essed
quite connection among the members present. ara iho
question Of their admission being put lengthy dobeo
followed. The delegation finally admitted.> Mr.
Ely spokesman OF the delegation then addressed the
meeting In short speech explanatory Of the OBJECT Of
the visit He stated that the organization which he rep
resented having learned Of the intention Of the working
TO organize themselves into political party, with
view 10 re,nedyng certain exsting evils anxious
10 secure the cooperation Of the workingmen % the
coming election are requested that they take action In
the matter. The body which he Represented had also
learned that Mr. Young, Presidsnt Of the Working
mems Union. was spoken Of In connection with tho
0foe Of Coroner. He assured thu Union thas In the
event OF the astion above alluded Co. this gentleman
would receive the support OF tho Democratic Union
General Committee. The remarks OF Mr. Ely gave r1sc
10 lengthy debate. Mr.. Taylor and others speaking
against the proposed cooperaton claiming that BY In
dorsing such action members of the Union would DO
exceeding the powers delegated TO them by the Union
which they represented After the transaction of some
further business OF no general interest the meeting
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conclusion Of the argument the Court adjourned until
Monday.
TRADE STATISTICS For JULY.

WASHINGTON. D. c., Oct. l5.-Monthly Report
No. series Of ss97o from the Bureau Of Statistics now
press shows the value of domestic exports from shs
United States during the month Of July, 1s6e have
from Atlantic ports e9S70l3 Merchandise from Pacind
ports; s6l0747 specie and bullion from Atlantic ports
q, 2l5.559 specie and bullion from Pacific ports tho
whole reduced gold values, amounting to es 77.
The princjpal articles OF export were; - D ItHn
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AUSTRIA.

AUTONOMY OF THE CIs-LEITHAN PROVINCES.
PEsrIi, Friday, Oct 10. 1869.
The Emperor Francis Joseph desires TO see the
establishment q Cis-Leitban autonomy perfected
before he leaves his journey to the East transi
tor ministry is forming and the Bohemian notables
offer their good Offices to bring about the desired
result
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THE VERMONT LEGISLATURE.

MONTPELIER, VT, Oct. 15.-The Vermont
Legislature organized to-day by the election of the fol
lowing officers Senae-Henry Clark OF Rutland. Score
tary NJ b. Carpenter of Barre Assistant Secretary and
the Rev. P. b. Fisk of Peacham, Chaplain HOuse-G. W.
Grandey, Speaker ID. NJ. Cramp OF Newport Clerk, and
the Rev r. II. Morgan OF Northneld Chaplain
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CHICAGO Oct. 15.-Admiral Farragut is much
easier this evening and there renewed hopes Of
his recovery. His strong will susains hun in his severe
sickness; but his bodily strength is very slight.
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THE GCUMENICAL COUNCIL.

A STRANGE STATEMENT BY THE ORGAN OF ROME.
ROME. Friday, Oct. is. 1869.
The Cirilta Cattolicd says the bishops have been
summoned to the Council not to deliberate on and
decide questions by the vote of the majority, but to
ratify decisions already made by the Sovereign and
infnllihle Pontif.
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THE NEW INSANE ASYLUM.

BUFFALO, Oct 15.-The Committee appointed
by the Governor 10 locate a site for the New Insane
Asylum in Western New-YOrk, at meeting III this city
this afternoon selected Buffalo as the best location
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JAPAN.
sroRM AND suIPwRRcK.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 15.-Advces from Yok
ohama to Sept 10 have been recei ved gale had
prevailed there, and did considerable damage TO the
shpping in the harbOr Several wrecks had been re-
ported but no particulars were received.
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PORTUGAL.

LISBON, Friday, Oct 10, 1909.
II is said that measure providing for the feduc-
ton of the army will be proposed at the next session
Of the Cortes