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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-22

dered the nomination TO the Assembly by the Republi-
can Convention Of the With Assembly District but de-
| Clined.
The LOYAL Veteran Club of the City and
County OF New YORK will hold meeting tomorrow eve
ming Mt Cooper Institute to ray tue Union Republican
! The Xth Assembly District Union Republicans
last evening nominated Capt Eli Taylor by reclamation,
for member OF Assembly Capt Taylor was soldier III
| the war for the Union
The Kings County Republican Judicial Con-
vention met yesterday afternoon in the County Court
! Calvin Pratt who is also the Democratic nominee.
| Democratic meetings in the interest of Tam
many held last night in various parts OF the city, at
which the speakers urged necessity of large turnout
held i0 OCCASION O' tic '0'SH' r0'''''H '0' - '
Judge McCunn sat in the General Term room
OF the Superior Court last evening from to o'clock 10
naturaze those who could not attend during the day
Some hundreds naturalized The Judge Will SIT
during the same hours this evening for the IKE purpose
The Vth Assembly District Union Republi-
can Association forming the Twentythrdst organiza-
presiding and adopted resolutions euogstc of the State
candidates, and recommending Jacob Sharpe for State
Senator
The Irish Republican Club of Wiliamsburgh,
Cooper Institute on wednesday evening and looked we'll
they marched into the hall with their banners and
band Of music Mr. John I. Crow is President Of the
Club which engaged in earnest the Of
the whole Republican ticket
The Republicans of the With Senatorial Dis
trct Twenty committed assembled for the pur
pose Of nominating Senator last evening, Mr.. James
Galway in the chair The With, With IXth and XIIIth
Assembly Districts represented but no formal nom
made but out of Al informal votes Jacob Sharp
received a. Charles g. Shaw IL, and Abraham Lent, o.
The XXth District Union Republican Asso-
citation met last evening at Grmms Gardens, Forty
nnth-st. and Third-ave The President, MT James Ii;
Jackson occupying the chair The reports Of the several
Standing Committees read and adopted. The
meeting then enthusiastically Endorsed the Republican
ticket and expressed themselves confident OF victory
the party continued In their present united CONDITION.
The Eleventh Assembly District WOrkingmen's
Association met last evening and listened to addresses
from MIR. Purdy OF the Iron MOders; Mr. Taylor OF the
Stair Builders, and Messrs. Thomas Clark and James
Connolly OF tile Painters The speakers were In favor or
electng workngman to the Assembly, and recon-
mended John Kearns, who has already received the
nominations Of the Workingmen's and Arbeter Unions
The Eighth Ward Independent Workingmen's
Club dr. James McGOwan, Presidenc, az Its meeting
last night repudated the nominee OF Tammany Tor
Senator from that district, Michael Norton ana accepted
Iguatus Flynn o. their candidate, who is also the
nominee Of tho Mozart Hall and Democratic Union
Democracy. The Workingmen have nominated ChristO-
pher Johnson for the Assembly, IN opposition 10 the
Tammany Hall nominee.
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OUTDOOR SPORTS.
TILE TTRF.


TIP LAST DAYS RACING OF THE SEASON AT
JEROME PARK-THE STEELE CHAsE-EN-
TRIES AND WEIGHTS FOR TIE HANDICAP
THE DAYS PROGRAMME OF RACING.
On Saturday next the American Jockey Club
purpose winding up their Fall meeting Of 1859 with an
extra day. when they will offer the most attractive card
OF racing OF the entire meeting Conspicuous among the
events OF the day the novel feature of steepe chase
for purse Of o. Co., added to handicap sweepstakes OF
t2 each for which II is probable seven horses VIII DS
entered and start Ihe distance ~ hDSu1 'w , es walls
hurdles, rails sunk fences, nnd water jump dIeoly ia
stakes of t2S each with 5000 added mile and three
quarters there horses entered, which are hau
u.s. sanford IOs ibs.; Metare, 1Os lbs julius. l0i
lbs La Polka 100 lbs. Lizzie Rogers, los lbs Aide
B'' 90 ibsi AIbGera, % lbs; CottrlL 90 lbs;
Niagara, 81 lbs Glengary 80 ios T9sIn I6 %
Tho acceptances for this race are not yet
two more races on the card uss n oie W. s an
trance fee but for which the entries are YET 10 DC
and fashionable assemblage
ENTRIES FOR SATURDAYS RACES AT JEROME
PARK.
The following are the races and entries Tor
saturdays races at Jerome Park For the grand
stespe chase Of p miles, James MoIeods bohemian H.
W Walden's zgag r. sheas EmineRce e: LttiehedS
Mitchell d. HcDaniels Gayo, ID. MCDaniePs Oysterman,
iY James Thompsons Lobelia For the handicap race
Of u miles there are nineteen horses anu %
will be numerous starters.
THE NATIONAL HORSE FAIR AT WILLIAMS
PORT, PA.
WmLIAMsPoRT, Pa, Oct. 21.-There was a
large attendance to-day the National Horse Fair The
adjourned the Is 600 purse was concluded after
four heats Idol taking the purse. Tine, TS2 236t
aa5 The trot the 81 800 purse also concluded
Tom Kelly carrying of the prize Tune 9Sii asst 1oot
2:sI 236i 1881 The great event OF the fair was the to
betWeen goldsmith Maid and American Girl for purse
OF 81 OOO 900 first 900 10 second The nrst nShi
was declared dead beat, on account OF American 1 I
running In the second heat American Girl broke badly
and the Maid won. The third heat after close COZ
test was won by the Maid by length ana ha' dne
fourth heat was won easily by the Maid. Time, ELot
22sI 23Ot 1923 The purse for 81 900 and the purse io
5000 were tTotted for but excited but little interest
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John H. Bartels yesterday morning went 70
the sprngst Police Station, in state Of gross ntoxiea
ton and bleeding freely from cuts the right hand A
TOO drunk 90 tell how received These were dressed ana
he was taken home.
The Detroit TribGne has the following con-
corning an important railroad suit now pending N the
Supreme Court OF Michigan The Hon. Charles to"A'u
OF New York who has claim against the DetSO.t anu
Milwaukee Railroad Company for about $5OOVo mas: Ia
order to AVOID tedious delays aud hndersoss h
Courts made the company written prOpVsi.iSn III su
mt the whole matter to the attorneys Oh Tug
company and abide by their decision anu, ~ ~
IN give fhe company bonus OF 500 900 Dy tnae
ann from the amount their own attorneys su,
dne him. The names OF the attorneys nen ~ s
-, NJ Howard a re as follows Tho Hon. ".
T. 4 Iothrcp, the Hon. G. Walker the hon, =; L.
Douglas OF Detroit aud A. n Erylng, esq; OF hHnsSn'
3Dt eminent counselor OF the Great western tail
way Company and associate U tns nTo
no.s 70 suhmIt the whole matter Tsroeaog to one two
III Sonr ~ shese gentlemen. proposition OF TINS
t.n "a srow nerson Of Mr. How ards intelligence ana
hmsiness experience, is most valuable compliment 10
His opposng attorneys most Oh whom nc mas Au""n s"4
over "A quarter or century
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TaRGET EXCURSIONS.

The Mcmahon Light Guard, Capt. Donahoe.
nassed yesterday at weehawken targetshootng. Tho
euard numbered about 90 muskets. and aecOmpa-
MED ny a detachment Of DodwOrth's Band. The William
b. White Mueers enjoyed their first annual excursion
20 Lion Park yesterday and the Pioneer Guards had
Locked we'll MARCHED WELL and had number o. valuable
urizes The Pioneers the evening ball at Ma
t,onal Hall Harlem which well attended The second
annual target and picnic of the Seventeenth
Ward Family Guard Can't Julius Lehman, was held at
remorne Garden and the Captain won the first prze-a
gold watch Al Rabensteins Bellevue Garden the Union
IIorse Guards Capt Michael Powers had their annual
excursion The Fay Guards Capt; Patrick kenney were
al IandmannS Hamilton Park. VIM. Schneider received
the first prize, 80.
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The race repeating one, ~ miles In all The Gage
and Lille were almost from the time Of the land
lock aforementioned About the time OF passing the
stake as above the Lille broke her cenerbOard but not
withstandng this she kept the lead slight one. TIE
upper stake turned the excitement grew intense
for the Lille and Gage close that frequently the
one shut the other out from view. When finally they
approached the stake for the last time twenty yards
apart the commanders and crews were most anxious
about the result The Lille approached the line FIRST but
the Gage running inside rounded ahead However as
nfterward appeared the rounding OF the boat was un
necessary and the boats timed from the moment
they came abeam the stake. The arrival home
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CENTRAL. AND ERIE CoNsoLIDATtoNr-A LARGE
PROPHESY.

To me Editor o. The Tribune.
SIR: Within 60 days you will see the grand
est consolidation Of Railroads that the world ever Wit
messed The NewYork Central. tAeHudSon LAKE shore'
North Western ST. Pauls, and Beck Island VIII be one
, % galway consolidated on basis OF per cent net
earnnes This consolidation line Will lease peretuay
The HARLEM and Erie roadside Erie a. per cent on
a. ooo eoO fine Harlem per cent on $l5OOOOOO the
Erie gauge will be narrowed u once TO the gauge OF tne
lines her connections also, the Atlantic and Great
Western and the ohio and Mississippi BY this arrange
ment New. York will have al the Western and southern
Connections she Will want and OF once get hfty
vears ahead of the Bltmorn and Ohio and the Pennsy
yaala roads New-YOrk Central Will be put into this
consohd alton at 29 Hudson at 200 Lake shore az l2o
peck Island at 49, North Western at par and ST Paul at
uaY give You the figures IN round numbers there may
So some tle changes hut the consolidation and leases
within a short time +. DUNLEvY,
81 Viekoas Hotel Residence No. 755 WabasGre Chicago
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DIED.
ATHERTosOn THURSDAY morning Alm Stuart wife Of Henri L.
Funeral from residence soninav George H. Forster No
West Tweny.secoBdsL Saturday. al O'Clock Relatives
and friends Of the family invited TO attend.
GILBERT-Iu JohustOwn r. on the evening ofhe h Of neuralgia
of the heart Marcelus Gilbert In the69h of bis
faithful friend husband upright e-
poor Possessed Of aud aaeeOuate heart
Christian the church aud the Community have sustained
heavy the lost its hgtt and life
How Is the strong staff broken and the beautiful rodf 49,
die the Lord lea, saith the
Spirit they their aboTs and iheir works do oos
them.I
INGALLs-On TUESDAY s RIehnobdvle scbohare Co.
Y Henry Augustus Thomas c. and Elizabeth ingai
aged II years, months and 5 DAYS
Funeral at COoperstown, n Y, Friday, Oct r.
wATTsAt Carmel Wednesday Oct 20 William Watts Ia the ga
Funeral ths Church. Carmel Friday Oct a. at II OeoeA
a
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M1RRIED.

AEGELLDE woLPEA. the Church Of Our Savior Breotio DC,
"a 1909 at ocoek Albert H. Angel 10 Florence A. daughter
Of Elisha De Wolfe ESQ, formerly Of Horton, Nova Scotia
n 5. papers please copy,
AUSTN-MILLSPAUG-on Wednesday Oct TO- at hdleiowB.
y by Rev n Boyd assisted By Charles Beatty Mortimer
Austin Of EeSYork to Mary L. MspAugh Of Mddetown Ne
cards
BAYLBS-GREEN-On Tbusisy a. residence o. the
brides father by VIM H. Ferns sing Bsyes
and Ianhe daughter Of Edward Green all Of y No
B0GGS-TH0MPSOE-At Trinity Church. Sweiesborc' N j..
Wednesday Oct 20 b. Rev BoGg D. D. assisted By ReVs
Garrison NJ D. and n Cbsyuer, A. NJ Boggs Mes
Brunswick j. 10 Hannah Garrison, daughter Of Thompsss
esq. No cards
HODGR-POST-On wednesday Oct 20 By Rev Dr. Henry w Bel
lows Ws,a HOdge Of Princeton n j. Angelina daughter
the late lothian W. Post o. this city.
HOwARDRREvBoH Wednesday, 10th inst at the residence Of the
bride BY the Rev Partridge Mr. jarvis C. Howard Of heS
York TO Miss Brenda Reeve Of BroOklJp 4 d.
ROBBRTS-SMITHoe "Wednesday Oct TO- the residence Of tbs
By VIM Fred X Roberts
Te Irene daughter Of Atehison Smith all
this city
RowLASD-BUNCE-0n Wednesday Oct 20 1859 the resdsres
Ofthe brides parents by the Rev Mr. Kehoe Henry Rowland Of Az
A. second daughter Of Nathaniel
granddaughter Of the late Major John sudern Of Ha'saw
wADE-RICKR-Ou Thursday morning Oct a. 1909 By The Rev
Andrews D. james d. g. Wade, ~ D. to Miss Hattie Kicker
all OF Brooklyn.
All Notices of Marriages must be Endorsed tcih full
name and address.
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WORKING woMENs' CONVENTION.

BoS1oN, Oct. M.-A convention OF working Wo-
men convened In Faneun Hall to-day. Mrs. L. L. Daniels
OF Boston, presided Resolutions were presented claiming
equal wages for men and women where the work per
formed IA equal in quality and quantity; endorsing the
lehOr aud protesting against the long hours
OF labor factories end the overwOrkng OF children OF
tender years. The Convention was thinly attenden.
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man. The following gentlemen were elected officers OF
the Association President, John g. Neil OF the Pitts
burgh, Cincinnati, and So. Louis Railroad; VoePFes
dent L. NJ. BabcOCk OF the Eric ana
Pittsburgh Railroad Secretary and Treasurer.
X. ID. Keen OF the Camden aud Amboy Railroad /:
Executive Committee, A. TroWbridge Of Philadelphia
aud Erie d. NJ Mcknight of the Pennsylvania Central
Railroad j. r. Kerr OF the Northern Central l.. II.
Bydenbure of the Camden and Amboy; G. C. Fisher OF
the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati and st. Louis Road. The
Convention meets In Chicago In Anrll next.
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DOyPSTIC MARKETS

Ga, Oct 2The quiet receipts 2tsf
bales. exports, 600 do. sales 900 DO Mdiipgs aSc
NmsIs0rOS, n C. Oct 2- spirits 1urpentne drmer At 1e
ROsiu very frm at 81 s2s9S4 Crude TuIpeuuas 81 6gss2 -
higher MJdtsgs
NxwOkLE Oct 2COton opened seiV nothing doss
receipt the evening Liverpool ads ad the market cOt
nOminsy 2tici $500 bales bsses-
Four-superue IS 20 Double Extra S5 49, Treble BItra s6
53d60c. PORK held At go New doaaes 81 o50sl 10
unchanged Gold 1901 Sterling Erhasge IR Neg
Yofk Sight Exchange parQ! per eeat discount
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MASSACHUSETTS.

Mr. George NJ. Brooks of Concord has been
nominated by the Republicans of the With Congressional
District OF Massachusetts the OF Secretary
Boutwell, The informal ballot I'm the Convention stood
For Brooks a.: j. Aver, a; Joshua Marshall, 49, ID.
II. Richardson, g. Judge Ric6ardsons name was with
drawn and the Convention balloted. with the following
result George NJ Brooks, 60; DR. Aver q; j. Marshall,
~; d. Hitchcock +. NJ. johnson, q Thomas Rice l.
Necessary to a choice, o..
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got almost landOcked, and lost the fine lead she had
made on the up but she freed in time TO save
little OF It. and put 70 work again. About this time,
the Onward on reef and before she could get of
too far behind continue in the with hope
OF success Shortly after this. the Cregtor broke her
and then her gave way. Gripping
her also Beyond these accidents, nothing OF note
happened the turning Of the boats around the last
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THE STATE or TRADE.
WRST INDIA MARKRTs.

Havana Oct 2BHehsnge0a LOndou l6i eeat premiums %
Pans premiums gold exchange the United states day.
sight 6Gel preminm short sight u cent premium
days sight 10 Currency 9 discount short sight II per eea
changed
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RELEASE OF DANIEL @. CURTIS.

BOsToN, Oct q. Daniel G.. Curtis, who was
sentenced imprisonment In the snolk County JAIL TIVE
months ago. for assault upon the Hon. j. ~ Churchill
in railway car, set ut liberty this morning. He
at the portals OF the jail by number OF his
friends who took him charge. Mr. Curtis has borne
his Imprisonment with all the that the peculiar cir
cumstances OF the case would admit.
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POLITICAL.
SEw-yoRK REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.
TENNESSEE.

THE SENATORIAL QUESTION NOT YET DECIDED
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct. 21.-The Legislature
bao.ed four times to-day for United states senator
The last ballot stood johnson, 49, Etherdge' 81; scat
terng a. Mr. johnson wanted but four votes to elect
him.
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HMA
Lille ....t % % RrSeeea; ;.:''''''t ~ ~ 90

AS this closed the race far the winners OF the
classes concerned the time OF the others was not
taken The awarded as follows For first
sOOps TO the Lille, Commodore Joseph A. warner
for second-class, the Rebeeca James Skan and for
thirdcass High Daddy, John Harrington The Judges
Of regatta Edwin Skidmore, George W. Crager and
=. N SimOnsOn.
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MEETING OLE RAILROAD CLERKS.

PHILADELPHIA, Get. H.-A meeting Oh the
lers of the various railroad companes throughout tho
United States was seld to-day to form Railroad Mutual
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Sp,riul HCiitts.
SV,riHl gOtitts.
PhaIon's "yitaIia 30 Or, Salvation for the Hn
rod pFSTopTyc IN CRAY HAIR IT'S ORIGINAL COLOR

Phaion,s yitaIia 30 Or, Salvation for the Hair.
FOR RESTORING TO GRAY HAIR ITS ORIGINAL COLOR
PHALoYs "vTALTAe differs utterly from all the dyes" col
Orsrs and rorers" " totally drersn pa
,pe It umpd fragrant perfectly inuOeuOGs pcPate'
muddy or aaecul.ut natter requires shaking and eonnuH
no san to the skin or No paper curtain necessary 70 con
cea its turbd appearance simple that "a not trd
is TO all uents purposes DISCOVERY il Toilet Chemistry
For sale BY al druggists PHALoS son, Ssv.YorL.
The Managers of the Home for the Friendisss cor
daily their friends and TO attend the Dedication services
efthelr
ROSE MEMORIAL CHAPEL"
Pory NInih-aTe, THIS AFThRNOOs Al Joccck
DBRSoN and others expected to aid 10 the services
Finn senatorial District Union Republican (Tsenty-
adjourned meeting OF TINS Conrehoa
viii be THIS Fday EVENING Atso O'clock Al Dodwors Hail.
SOO SFOaa""' HUGH GARDNER. Cb.rmas-
The Twentieth Distrct Union Republican Associates
DBgedien's LOCO fbirdAye, THIS lrrJ ~
Or ~ Al O'clock Committee N meet Al u O'Clock
n II. BABoocK. Pres't EI Com CHAS. NAIkoOo. Ftes1
Nineteenth Assembly District Union Republican Asse-
Committee viii HeadlaAe-s Bread
sy corner Of SeVentsthst THIS nda kVkninG oeloes
SHARP. By order. gohs y 0hArr. oe--s ~.
There will be Meeting of Loyal Veteran Ctubo
Of he Civ .pd County Of Newio SATURDAY EVENING at Room
for the OF rstug The NOMINATIONS mass
b. the party All members Of the Club and AL soldiers De
Of engaging 10 vigorous prosecution e pssss, "
requested 10 be present a. rLhASONtON' r'e'"e'N
Hur.n SerrafarV
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Home, Sweet Home.-Uss bat PHArrs ArAAt" ors
IN -FOUR faulty. Il will not Ipote.
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BASEBALL.

The Athletic Club of Brooklyn, and the
Powhaan Club will play match to-day on the Capito-
i'm l.rnI
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THE NATIONAL HORSE FAIR At WILLIAMS
PORT, PA.
YACHTING.
COLUMBIA YACHT CLUB REGATTA

COLUMBIA YACHT CLUB REGATTA.
The Fall Pennant Regatta of the Columbia
Yacht Club took place yesterday The yachts FORMING
this feet are small Ones and need sheltered course
which they have In the Hudson River at STRIKERS BAY
the outside circuit OF which gives run OF ii miles, 1no
aa ann In fhA Iuar
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DIED.

All Notices of Marriages must be Endorsed wih full
name and address
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an oPEN "LETTER DO A POLITICIAN"

,
THE NHw-YoRK TRIBUNE OF yesterday pup
fishes article bearing the signature OF Horace
which will not fai 20 create sensation, and 70 make an
impression on the two great parties about 10 measure
their strength Oh November Should the words OF MI
Greeley be wasted on our opponents they would con
denim themselves for all TO come and would nave
SeaassrEstSd the tact nOt RRkROwH " ~ that ps Dem
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TO MILlMEN !!

VIE HAVE FOR SALE AT THE COLD
w Hill NEws once half . ton q suPe!,c.
Type Metal, for iorrnaling pIiIosss in x -
duesd pn ses fos saah-
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rur rypERs1eNFD IS Prepared TO
n,,nS.s Candies OF all descriptions, whole.
-. and retail. al tho shortest notice, and q
raie srSeee i that cannot fail to suit al who may
pr.os p.ros him with q call. Fancy Cakes made to
ave-, iasTr IN the best style, aud Of the Choicest
Wstefials. Be sure and give me eau, ana
VIII wiIliISsNTnNTsm SNSSTInaT and Eggs, Tea and Cofee,
rrcsh Butter and Bread and other comiorts'
prepared at short n0''e:J J. NJ. rIuRsHgTz.
v,ry;p,s. September sth. 1900. seslm
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Ho, For GIenbrooki
"a gs s w,ss'; e.; sag: ssY c.rsa sn cy Ss s sss sss
Ai,,,.s Aili, SrtsL t,,ns S % The GLENBRo6K, LAKE
sMsssIToF' on eyesy Tuesday, Thursday and Bat
s,asy. sd and return on alternate days;
siuN'' - - WIN. WILSON, Proprietor.
Virginia, Juno s1st, 1859. !sn.a
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-26
Foreign News.

The London Times has an editorial on the
prospects Of the prices Of grain, wherein it
SAYS We may look for ayear Of Efficiency,
if not abundance. The harvest is within thir-
teen per ct. OF the average, and with L con-
tinuancc OF the present favorable weather may
still improve All the crops, except wheat, are
luxuriant, and with good corn imported and
sold under sos por-quarteT, we can. easily al
ford to lose little home grown wheat for the
sake of plentiful stock Of food and better
pastures.
The Harvard and Oxford crews were out yes
terday. but only made short trips down the river.
The Uaryards have been practising starts. -
They have decided TO use Eitiotts boat for the
race.
The Paris correspondent OF the London
Times writes os follows on the Cuban 1ues
ton Most of tie Spaniards are SaDguinc OF
preserving Cuba, and much disappointment
Is manifested at the small success IN reoressing
the rebellion there. The argument that Cuba
is loss aud not gain to Spain Is absurd
Spain is benefited largely by the productlveness
aud commerce Of Cuba. The correspondent
thinks that the immediate annexation Of Cuba
to the u. S. is not desired by the American
Government, but England or France arc not
The Emperor of the French has nearly re-
covered from his recent ndisposition.
A colIiery explosion occurred yesterday at
Fuminy, six miles from ST. Etiennc in France,
whereby fourteen persons lost their lives.
In the French Senate, yesterday, the report
of the Committee on the Scnatus Consuitunl
was read The principal notifications are as
follows The Senate may reject law with
giving their reasons The Government on de,
handing that the votes of confidence or want
of confidence be referred to the bureauX may
appoint committee to report on the same. A
decree Will establish the regulations rendered
necessary by the Senatus Consultum, and will
define the constitutional relations OF the great
powers OF State.
The Chinese Government refuses to rotlfy
the convention concluded by Mr.. Burlngame
and the Chinese Embassy with the tnited
States. j Ross Browne, late u. ). Minister
to China, in reply to an address OF British and
American residents in Shanghai, denounced
Burngame policy, and said he considered 1t
evidence Of Chinese Dissemination Tor progress.
lie declared the establishment of foreign re!a-
tiops with China on basis of equality impos-
sibe at present, and thOughtthe yielding attl-
tule of foreign Powers would tend to produce
war, as revelations lately made proved the
mistaken nature of the British policy. The
Chinese text OF Burlingame's credentials differs
from the foreign version. In the former he Is
appointed Envoy of China TO tributary ma
tons.
The independence Beige has information
that the Khedive OF Egypt is shortly expected
at Constantinoplc The Sultan is preparing &c
extend him grand reception. The complete
reconciliation OF lsmael Pasha and the Sublime
Porte is an accomplished fact, and the Egyptian
question is over.