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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-26
THE PACIFIC COAST.

Hebrew Observation-Disclosures AHnirs-The
Postal Telegraph System-The Grand Lodge
Of Odd Fellows.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. rs. 1882
There is no truth IN the report which was circu
lated here and may have been sent East that the
Bank OF California furnished funds to parties for the
purpose OF controlling the election OF officers Of the
Pacific Mail Company.
The Israelites OF this city have organized an immi
grafton society for the purpose OF aiding persons Of
their faith In Europe to come to this country.
The London and San Francisco Bank, OF which
ex-senator M. 8. Latham is manager, has drawn on
London for Sl500,000 OF the $25O0,O 900 recently
added to its previous capital OF ST. 000 000 all In
gold.
:. At special meeting Of the Chamber OF Commerce,
held last night, resolutions favoring q postal tele
graph system and requesting the Congressional
delegations to advocate the same were adopted
The commercial party from Cincinnati were present
and warmly welcomed Messrs. Hosea and Blu
chanan addressed the meeting. Mr.. Hosea pre-
sented resolutions OF the Cincinnati Chamber OF
Commerce copgratulating the people Of California
on the completion of the Pacific Railroad, &c.
The Grand Lodge OF Odd Fellows have postponed
the consideration Of the amendment to the c0nsttu
ton changing the title Of the Grand Lodge to the
Supreme Grand Lodge until the next session They
have adopted resolutions complimentary to the
Union Central and western Pacific Railroads.
Mining stocks weak and demOrazed. Alpha, Sill;
Becher, sl4; Bullion, $40; Cholar, SIS; Confidence
Curry, SOS; Hale Norcross, Sis; Imperial. $3l;
KentucK S1S4; Occidental, SO; Ophr, $l3; Overman,
500; Savage, $50; Sierra Navada, $8 Yellow Jacket
1886,
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKBT-LoNDos. Sept 25-13O
4. M.-CoDsOls closed at OAK for money and e2sf'a
DeX for the account. American securities closed
quiet and steady. United states fve.twenty bonds,
1so2 S3%; 1865, old SAX; 1867 sl& ten-forties 151
Erie Pa illinois Central esA; Atlantic and Great
western 21S. Stocks quiet.
PARIS BoURsB.-PARIs, Sept $3.50 p. M.-Thc
Bourse Ia dun. Rentes, 1of. 55c.
LIVERPOOL CoTroN MARKEr.-LIvERPooL, Sept.
zoLl@ M.-The market closed frmer. Mlddling
upiands, i2Ad. o !21d.; middng orleans, 12lad.
I n me SAFES OF the day have been $4,000 bales;
1000 Dales were taken for export and speculation.
The total sales Of cotton yesterday amounted 70
HAvRE COTTON NARKEr.-HAvRE, Sept. 25.-Cot
Con opened dull, both on spot and afioat; tres or
dinaire on the spot, 1451f. per cwt
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET.-LIvRRpOoL,
Sept. 2b-l:30 p. M.-Beef, sos. per Dbl. for extra
prime mess. lCheese, 63s. per cwt. for the best
grades OF American fne
LONDON MARKBT-LOND0N, Sept. 25.-Tallow AIS
%. o AIS. 90. per cwt Calcutta linseed, e2s Cd q
e2s. cd. Iinseed oil, f31 80. per ton.
PETROLEUM ADMINISTRATORS. sept. 26.--Petro.
ieum firm at ST. for standard white.
FRANKFORT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Sept. 2S.-
United States bonds closed active ana nrm At 81 q
six fog the issue OF 1862.
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ENGLAND.
A British HOmily on Spanish Rights in Cuba
Honor and Justice and the War Feeling In
Madrid-President Grants vibrations.


A British HOmily on Spanish Rights in Cuba
Honor and Justice and the War Feeling In
Madrid-President Grants vibrations.
LONDON. Sept. rs, 1869.
The Times this morning. in leader on the Cuban
question, SAYS
He must be clever man who can determine the
Intentions OF the United States with respect to Cuba
There are two parties In the States-one favors non
intervention and the other approves OF Minister
Sckles courses and finally, there is President Grant
who pfb7dtes between the two. But there cannot be
two opinions In regard the blunder which General
Sickles has made. The prospect Of the sale or
loss OF Cuoa has caused o general and vioe nt
OommOtOn in Madrid. The Spanish govern.
ment IS bound to be extremely careful not
TO wound national susceptibilities. There is
DO question as to the readiness OF the
Spaniards to fight against any odds when honor ls
at st stake The only question i whether they are
Cuba ia made point OF honor justice Will help
Spain better than force Spain must consider
whether she has valid cause In the Antilles. How.
ever anxious Europe may be TO recognize the validi
ty OF Spanish rights, she VIII have to inquire what
use has been made Of them. Europe not long ago
shrunk in America from what she deemed just
and generous cause Austria and France may feel
but they must refute the assertions from America
that the warGn Cuba Is carried on IN manner con-
trary TO the principles OF humanity. They must
incur no risks of completely in deeds OF bloodshed.
nor must they bear out pretens ons OF Spain clash
ang with the rights and reasonable demands OF her
colonies. Principles OF righteousness must prevail
over political interests and eXpedIency. The sym.
as her treatment OF the colonsts Is just and merci
full.
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THE NEW DOMINION.

Movements of Prince Arthur ut Niagara
Fails-He Makes a Narrow Escape-The
late Carriage Accident-Arrest OF a Bank
ing Clerk.
CLIFTON HOUSE, ontario, Sept rs 1862
The Prince drove around the Falls to-day. and in
the evening complimentary ball was rendered to
him by the propretors Of the Clifton House, under
the management OF the officers Of the F0rty.f0urth
battalion encamped here.
tremendous thunder storm occurred here to.
day, and the Prince narrowly escaped being struck
by lightning.
Mrs. Thlinghest, who was injured by the accident
yesterday. is better and will recover
J, II. Yates the abscOnding clerk OF the Bank of
Montreal, was arrested by Jacob Pfefrcr United
States Custom House officer, while attempting to
cross the bridge and the money recovered. Yates
was held for examination.
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MASSACHUSETTS.

The Tai,Ors' Strike Ended-NIn stcr Tailors
Making Up the Difference on Their GUS
toners.
BOSTON, Sept. Is, 1869.
At meeting OF master tailors to-day the follow
ing resolution was adopted, which amounts to vir-
tual compliance with the demands Of the Journey
men for increased wages, from want OF unanim-
uy:-
Resolved, That in the untimely and unusfabls with
drawa Of few Of associates at the sacrifice of their
pghted word and vote the department of bust
ne susans severe not permanent injury and our pa
irons an unjust advance In the price OF clothing.
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OBITUARY.
Colonel Thomas NJ. Reid.

Shortly after eleven O'Clock last night Colonel
Thomas NJ. Reid, OF the Second Regiment National
Guard State Of New York, died at his residence in
this city. The deceased gentleman was q native OF
Ireland and emigrated to America about twenty
five years since. Nearly twenty years ago he
joined the Second regiment and continued that con-
necton up to the time OF his disease, having risen
through the various successive grades until he
attained command as colonel. At the commence
men OF the late ne volunteered and served with
marked distinction until the termination
OF hostiities the command to which
he was attached. the famous Sixty ninth, being
Of the regiments In the well known Corcoran
Legion. Here he rose to the rank OF lieu
tenant colonel, and upon rejoinining his
old regiment-the Second-in 1865, he was made
colonel. He died Of enlargement OF the heart De-
ceased was about fortyfv years OF age and was
deeply respected by largo circle OF friends. His
funeral VIII take place on Wednesday.
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TIE BUTCHER CART ROBBERY.

Yesterday afternoon an examination was had at
Jefferson Market Police Court, before Justice Led
with, In the case OF Thomas Hart who was charged
with having been implicated In the robbery OF
$4,000 from Mr.. Sim0nson, OF the Harlem Railroad
Company. IL will DO remembered that the robbery
took place on Thursday morning in East Twenty
sixth street, and that Mr.. SimOnsOn's assailants
subsequently escaped In butcher cart.
On the examination yesterday Ofllcer Young OF
the Eighteenth precinct. who arrested Hart, Mr..
Smonson and number OF other witnesses were
examined, but not particle OF evidence was pro-
duced to show that Hart vas In any manner guilty,
connected Indirectly with the actual thieves
and he was accordingly honorably discharged By The
Court.
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CUBA.

The Volunteers Insist on Taking tho Field for
Active Servce-Tho Captain General "Does
Not Require their Services''-A Sensational
Rumor About Genera! ..c-:a.:%.
1899 HAVANA. Sept rs. 1889.
The ofcers OF the volunteers to-day had an inter-
view with Captain General De Rodas, and stated
that they ana the men under them insisted on TAX
ing the field for active service. The Captain General
replied that he did not need their services.
1t IL reported that General Jordan has written q
letter TO Captain General De Rodas proposing to
surrender, with his whole command, upon being
paid certain sum OF money. and that DE Rodas
refused the proposition.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-26

A.-RcstOrer America.-The Greatest Dis.
covery great century restoring the original color Of
the Hair OF all and conditions Among ia merits
arr the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES COLOR REMOVES DAN
DRUFF, PREVENTS THE HAIR FROM FALLING OFF.
pleasant dressing identifying the hair by rendering
soft and glossy in fact dressing alone, entirely
supersedes every other with those who have used IT.
PRECIPETATES NO SEDIMENT.
Pure and lmpd heavens refreshing dew and magical
the conception OF oldest medical scientific
Of the present We permitted TO refer 70
bankers brokers' merchants and Others who have used
during the past year, and who pronounce II PRBEMI
NENTLY SUPERIOR TO EVERY OTHER offered 70
this community.
Prepared BY Dr. J. oBRTEN, depot ao2 Th,rtissh
aire
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Opinion of the Havana Press on the Situation
Of Affairs In the Island.

HAVANA, Sept. a 1869.
The Havana press reviewing the situation. con.
cude that the majority Of the Cubans are loyal.
They cite in proof the socitude OF the Cuban Junta
In New York to enlist American hilbusters to fight
the battles of the rebellion, the rebel officers here
being unable to obtain recruits among the natives.
the Spanish element in the island unanimously OF
the opinion that the Washington government has no
right to interfere in Cuban affairs and that nsur-
rectons never admit OF mediation.
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TeleGRApAE NEWS ITEMS.

Horace T. Kalloch stabbed John L. Andrews yes.
terday morning at Sacarappa, Me- injuring him
severely. He has been bound over In the sum OF
$4,000 to await the result OF Andrews injuries.
farmer named Cox and his wife, living near
Kingsville, NO., were found murdered in their
house on Thursday The bodies were shockingly
mutilated with an axe There are no circumstances
attending the deed known, ana there "a no clue to
the murderer.
The dwelling house, barns and all the outbuildings
of William Wyman, OF Benton Me-, were destroyed
Two horses were burned to death and O man
was severely burned while trying to save them.
Mrs. Elvra G. Hoffman on Thursday last obtained
$4,000 damages from the Hannibal and st. Joseph
Railroad Company. at Macon, Mo-, for injuries
received about three years ago.
DR.. Dorr, late rector OF Christ church, Phadel-
phia has left among other bequests TO societies the
fuilowinp.-To the selectmen OF the town OF Sails
bury, Essex county, Massachusetts, $500 In trust to
applied 70 repairing and improving Point Cemetery.
To ST. James church. at Amesbury. Mass 81, 900;
the interest to be added to the principal until the
amount is SUFFICIENT to purchase q parsonage house
and lot valued at $4,000
Generals Sheridan, Hazen, Buckiand. Leggett and
Hickenlooper, in connection with General NcPher.
sons brother have spent the last two days In Gin.
ment. SIxty-tw0 drawings and models we're pre-
sented Two premiums had been offered for the best
and second best plans. The second premium was
awarded to Louis vok, OF Chicago the FIRST to T. D.
Jones, Of Cincinnati, and the plan OF the latter
adopted. It Is bronze equestrian statue on pedes
base Of pedestal to top OF hat twenty feet six inches
of which the pedestal Is nine feet. The cost Will be
000 OF which &lb 900 Ia now In the treasury. The
casting will he done In the United States.
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KINGS COUNTY SuRROGATe's COURT.
Before Surrogate veeder.

Before Surrogate Veeder.
During the past week letters OF administration
were granted TO the estates OF the following named
deceased persons. vlz:-Mary Ann Lott of the town
Of Flatbush; Lorenzo sherwood. Of the State OF
Texas; Julia w. Harvard, Cordelia Coles, Henry
Meyer Antonetta Dencker, David MCGrath, Michael
Fulton, Amy $. Lee, Margaret Dolan. Charles
Brooklyn.
Letters of guardianship OF the estate OF Charles
Doran were granted TO Patrick Creighton, and OF
Bertha Spaeth all oil the city OF Brooklyn.
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Napoleon's Attitude Towards
Germany.
The Active Services of the Volunteers in
Cuba Declined.
Infamous Report Against General
Jordan,
SPAIN.

D1inister sickIes' Note-Whnt He snid of
American Mediation i'm the Cuban Question.
LONDON. Sept. 20, 1869.
The advces from Spain are interesting Infor.
NATION, coming from most reliable sources in
Madrid. has been received in this city IN refu.
tat,on Of the rumors which have been circulated to
the effect tnat the United States government had
communicated with Major General Sickes directing
him to withdraw his note on the subject Of Cuba
its sale or transient the terms Of the missive
not acceptable to the Spaniards.
What Minister Sickles did convey to Serrano
and to the other Ministers. OF Spain really
Amounted to ths:-That the government of the
Untted States may withdraw It's offer OF friendly
mediation on the part OF the American people
between spain and the Cuban revolutionsts, leav-
Ing the responsibility OF the consequence as we'll
- the consequences which may ensue, on Spain
herself.
Minister Sickles and the Cabinet-The Minis
try and the Church.
MADRID, Sept 25, 1869.
The government Intends to compel the bishops to
take the oath OF adherence to the constitution
1t is officially announced that reduction Of five
per cent is to be made in the salaries OF all colonial
Offcers.
Minister Sickles had a long interview with the
Spanish Minister Of State, silvela to-day.
Intelligence has been received here OF the assas
sinatOn OF the President Of the Republican Club
or Taragona.
republican club in this city has been closed by
the government on account OF resolution adopted
declaring that the members would make armed
resistance to monarchy.
Republican meetings are becoming general In the
principal cities Of Spain. At sar,gossa Senior Cas-.
tsar addressed an audience OF 90 900 persons arg.
Ang death before acceptance OF a monarchy.
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The Family Murder Tragedy.

PARIS, Sept. 20, 1859.
The report that the husband and eldest son Of the
woman recently murdered with her children had
been arrested at Havre was incorrect. man
named Troppman, an alleged accompce In the
deed, was traced to that place and captured. Add
t0pa evidence has come to light which leads TO the
belief that the father and son innocent, and may
possibly have been murdered by the same parties
Who killed the mother and her children.
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Rate OF Exchange in Havana.

HAVANA, Septenber z-Evening.
Elk change closed at the following rates:-London.
ID 1917 per cent premium; Paris. ~ per cent
premium; United States. 90 days. sight, in gold..7
~ per cent premium short sight. IN gold II a IL
per cent premium; go days. sight, in currency. 21H
per cent discount; short sight, in currency. 20 per
cent discount.
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BROOKLYN CITY.
THE COURTS.
CITY COURT
A Verdict for Detention Of Furniture.

Before Judge Thompson,
Charles H. Davis vS. Sanue, T. Thnrsby.--1he
plainti1 brought suit TO recover the sum Of $500.
being the estimated value OF ONCE furniture
ana other articles alleged to be wrongfuy detained
by the defendant. The property was stated to have
been purchased by the defendant from MIR. BAL
bello the proprietor OF coal yard on the corner OF
Flushlng ana Bedford avenues bat plaintiff INTRO
duced Dill OF sale showing that the coal yard and
us nxtures had passed into his possession previous
to the time when defendant had stated that he pur
chased the articles in question from Mr. DalbellO,
and the Jury evidently believed that the instrument
was genuine one as last night they gave verdict
in favor Of the plaintiff for $3.50.
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Americn.


We call article "Restore" for such In verify e.
the experience Of ladies' and gentlemen of the highest
liability In this city, whose address shall shortly publish.
will attest No gentleman will attempt TO refute this, but
when quacks and vendors of questionable nostrums dele
mixtures and barber conceits, pugn
city. for the purpose of misleading the public think
high time the line OF demarkation and limit
set to the practice Of imposition.
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Died.
ArKIN.-On Thursday. September %. ANN, tho
beloved wife OF James Atkin aged 80 years.
The relatives and friends Of the family are
requested to attend the funeral, from her lato
residence. 1881 street, corner OF Second avenue,
Harlem, on Monday afternoO at one O'Clock.
(Eor Other Deaths see Fourth Page.l
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A.-Espcnscheid's Fall Fashion OF Gentle.
mems flats They pronounced the beautiful hats
offered to the public, combining ghtness with dura
blity and taste LSPENSCHEID,
Manufacturer of Gents Hats, IIs Nassau street.
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Alns! Why Will We Dye, and C0nsign to
everlasting destructive Of Of silver those
uriant locks when their guardian angel, RESTORER
AMERICA stands ready restore them to their pristine
beauty, color and lustrous elegance,
Principal retail depot MACYS stores Fourteenth street.
Thirteenth and Sixth
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well 10 the yard OF tie Cove foundry at Providence
the drill passed through bed OF coal fourteen feet
thick at the depth OF 119 feet, and second bed OF
coal ak feet In thickness, at the depth OF "a feet
Thomas 8. Ridgeway, mining engineer writes to the
Providence Journal that she coal contains eighty
per cent OF carbon and can be mined ct an expense
OF less than two dollars per ton.
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A date tree near the middle Of the square bounded
by julia st. Charles, Girod and CaroDdeet Streets
New Orleans Ia now loaded with bushels upon bush
els OF Its rapidly rpeu,ug FRUIT
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ing Establishment having made extensive
additions TO its "matsrial," In the shape
of Presses, Type, &c, &C., Is now prepared
70 execute orders with unusual rapidity.
Its patrons aud the public know full we'll
It's style OF work and It's moderate prices.
Our designing and wood engraving do
partmsut has been considerably enlarged
to inset the demands OF tho public, and
largcd facilities for such orders az they
may see d 20 give, feeling assured that
our prices will compare fsvorsbly with
any other work Of the kind. Fosters,
Circulars, Cards, Pamphlets OF svery de-
scrtption, Law. Printing, 40, 10. Pain
and color work. Wood Engraving done
AT short notice and NJ very low prtca.
| " Nassau street, Old Herald Building.
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Prince NAPOLEON nj Court.

PARIS, sept 25, 1859.
to-day received by the Emperor.
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HORSE NOTES.

The Fifth avenue, from Fifty-ninth TO Ninetieth
street, alongside the Park, that has been so long
almost impossible has recently been put in fine
driving order and IS much patronized by road men,
as 1t is a dirt road end saves horses feet wonder
fully.
The half mile track on Eighth avenue formerly
Dubosp Ia open to the public free and great many
are awaiting themselves OF the privilege OF driving
on it.
Medoc and Nabocklish are very snowy aud fast
team, but Daisy Burns and Myron Perry can dust
them easily.
Sam Truesdell has a very fine pair OF black coach
horses that are very much admired. They are very
stylish.
MIR. Muir is driving very fine brown mare on the
road She is by MambrlnO Chief, dam by Commo-
dore. he by Boston. and can trot to road wagon in
1850
Mr.. Holley recently purchased at Syracuse black
horse sixteen hands, that can out-sye any horse in
New York. He uses him as park horse and his
appearance excltes great attention.
MIR. Bonner Declines to Allow Dexter to TrOt
in a Race Under Any Circumstances.
OFFICE OF THE LEDGER
CORNER OF SPRUCE AND WILLIAM STREETS,
Sept. rs, 1882 J
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
The statement published this morning that have
consented to let Dexter trot In race is wholly
neOus. I have never let one OF my horses trOt in
race and have never thought Of letting one Of them
trot in race under any circumstances. Fortu-
nateiy am not obliged to resort to that means,
even for the purpose Of contributing what think
proper to a deserving, benevolent object. While l
will not trot Dexter against any horse, even for the
for another hOrsefrom any part OF the world II the
world can produce One-that Will trOt, he trOtted
last week, mile In 2:21k to road wagon, and
rying the same weight which he carried.
ROBERT BONNER.
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Nominations for Members Of Assembly.
ITHACA, Sept. 25, 1859.
John II. Selkreg was to-day renominated by acca-
nation for member OF Assembly from Tompkins
county by the Republican County Convention. Mr..
Selkreg has already served three TERMS
ALBANY, Sept 25, 1859.
The democrats to-day nominated Thomas ]. Ian
ahan for member of Assembly from the Second
district and Edward D. Roman from the Third
district.
CORNING, Sept. 25, 1859.
Joshua b. Graves, Of Corning, was to-day nomina-
ted for the Assembly
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The trial OF Dr. Collins, the reputed murderer OF
ex-Congre ssman Haughey, has Just terminated at
Oourtsnd. Ala The accused 10 committed without
ball.
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FRANCE.

Tho Relations and Tone Towards Germany.
PARIS. Sept IS, 1869.
The Constitutional denies thai. there any truth
whatever in the report OF the Gaulots that O note
had been sent to Prussia warning her against the
annexation OF Baden and declaring that such an act
would be considered just cause Of war.
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Napoleon In Council.

FAKIs, sept. 20 1909.
Tue Emperor presided at a council OF Ministers
today
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GERMANY.

The Catholic Education Question.
BERLIN, Sept. rs, 1869.
The question raised In regard TO the Catholic
University OF Fulda will probably be settled by the
new Education al bill which is to be submitted to
the Diet.
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A Cable to North America.

LONDON. sept. rs. 1862
new line OF telegraph cable to be aid between
ireland aud Nova Scotia is projected.