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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-05

DAwNBRoWERs sALE-wATCHEs AND JEwELRY.---.
L X. FIELD, Auc,ioneer lS5 Chatham street. win sell
tails day. II o'clock SEQ lots cold aud silver hunting and
opcniated Watches Diamond aud Gold Icwey Pins, Knga
Earrings Bracelets, Necklaces, gold Guard, Fob aud Ves
Cutlery, sNyepated Ware, &c. worthy tue attention Of deal
by order OF JULIUS METZLER 10 East Houston at
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-05

> - oTr,aS or THE sronRrAnr or STATE,
TO THE snrais,r or .rnn cogsrY or NEW ioa X
be- held u s Sn esaar a. e s @
day q November ne the following elected,
Sssgs,. Of stat. IN place Homer S.e.
Treasaser, Ia 4 The Gee Of william r. ilrlsia
An Attorney General in the place of Msaha B. Cham.
STATE Engineer and ssrveyor in the place Of Van Rsns
Canal Commissioner, 10 the place OF Stephen +. Hay
An Inspector Of State Prisons IN the place Of John Ham
All whose terms Of once Will expire on the last dsy Of De-
Judge s Of The Court for the full term Of eight
s ssi :. wSm ,Wrss
appon s Gosernor under ssco s hirtssa Article
< Potter which III vii
esn article SIX Il stse Constitution
he ae q
os sTsss or a ss fy &
the tirs second Third Fourth FIFTH Sixth SEVENTH Ihir
the Eighth Ninth Fi,esnth and Sixteenth wards of the city
Also Senator s FOR tie Sixth Senate District comprising
me Tenth. Eleventh and Seventeenth wards OF the city aud
Also Senator FOR the Seventh Senate District comprising
the Egeenh Twentieth and Twentyist wards OF the city
Also Senator the Eighth Senate strict comprising
the Twelfth Nineteenth aud wards OF the city
COUNTY OFFICERS ALSO TO EE ELEoTnp FOE SAID
COUNTY.
District Attorney, in place of Samuel B. Garvin who
appointed TO FIJI the vacancy occasioued by the
tion OF A. Oakley Hail.
Justice Of The Superior Court, place of John II.
McCnun.
Two of the Superior Court in the places
appointed TO fill the vacancies occasonod by the resignation
OF Samuel Caryn and death OF Anthony j. Robertson
Judge the Court OF Common Pleas In place OF George
Judge Of the Marine Court in place Of Michael c. Gross.
Surrogate, in place Of Gideon j. Tucker.
Recorder In place of John K Hackett.
Two Supervisors in the places Of Walter Roche and Henry
Smith.
A Coroner, in the place of William schirrner.
Also Judge of the Court Common Pleas GIL the
elected which will expire the last day OF December next
in the place Of George G. Barrett, resigned.
vs.aes is reaed to 6hap us Of the Laws Of isS ened
IAN act to provide for submitting the amended Constitution
to NE eseI Of h e aasa ARs a. @ pd
by tho Constitutional Convention which closed its
sittings February twenty-cight eighteen hundred and
sixty eight VIII be submitted TO the qualified electors OF the
State al the said general election to be held the Tuesday
succeeding the frs. Monday In November next and at such
will BIZ entitled to vote separately
Gle for against tho judiciary article for against
uniform rule OF and taxation Of real and Personal
e0'fea men, L. T. SGoa Secretary Of state
SHEEIFTis OrTioE,}
CITY AND COUNTY or NEW YORK.
certify the above to true copy OF the notice
received by me th's day from the Secretary 2.
Sheriff OF the city and County OF New York.
Publishers Of newsppcrs ae hereby notified not TO insert
this advertisement ules specially aucrgedt to do 3d. See
JAMES o'BRIEN, Sheriff.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-05
POLITICAL.

AT,A GRAND RALLY OF THE SEVENTEENTH
a ward Democatic Hickory Club held al r. inorganic,
cfner Ihlfleentn street aud frs. avenue, unaui
mousy resolsed, that well tried friend, Mr. James
mchitver, receive tao uominatioD for for
Eousen.a Assembly district and tia. each member pledge
ms word anu honor 10 all honorable further bis
cecon from sunrise to OF election The
meeting adjourned with the firm convRton III 4 thoy are
supporting The choice of the legal Of the Seventeenth
N,id MORRIS W. SHANNON, President
BERNARD MARTIN, Vice President
WILLIAM CALLAHAN Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-05

DAwNBRoKER sALEs.--wILLIhM g. IYGRAHAM,
4 So New nowery will sev. this day. at l! O'Clock, ecu
lots Mems and Wonens Clothing, double and single Blan-
kets Spreads Sheets Bedding, Shaws, undergrments,
Bam0r Boots, Shoes, &C. BY order FRANCIS FELY "a
Front street, Hrookiyn Thursday5go ots Mems and Boys
Clothing. Order MOSS BROS, 81 Cnthailnc street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-05
LENJ. +. TIIEALL, AuoToNEER.

T.
ID Household Furniture rosewood Pinnofortc, &c.
BARKER q TlIEALb vii. sell by aucton,
THIS DAY truESDAY, OCTOBER >, at 10b o'clock,
IT No 2l4 Foeth between Seventh Eighth
avenues walnut Paror suits Green ens Marble TOP aees
Clocks, walnut enanecd Suits Spring aud Hair Mat
trcsses Bolsters and Pl1ws, waaut Extension Table,
Dining Chairs, Brussels and Ingram Carpets Ole otis,
China Glass; rosewood octave Pin noforta
xu corners with sQlan attachment. Catalogues AT
No. Cortlandt street, or a; the house.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-05

TIooLEY'S OPERA HOUSE, BROOKLYN.
IL New Sensational BurIesque, FAR MORE so,
Introducing the Great University Boat Race, &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-05
|fJEHRy DREHEa HoBsoS, AUorroNEERs, II
III Bowcry.

Receivers Sale.
Thursday, October 9Th, at 1919 O'Clock, at the Furniture
srerooms, 81 Fourth avenue The entire stock Of said
h'ves consisting Of large and elegant assortment of Rose
wood end Black Walnut carved plain and fancy marblc
op Chamber Suits Rosewood and Walnut Easeres Caonets
Eardrobea 6deboarda, marble top Bureaus Washsrnds
Jasnnds Centre Work aud Fancy Tables Cribs &C. Also
iegAnt and walnut hnnhed and unfinished Par
Rof and Library Suits, nlad IN ebony and gilt.
Also, large assortment OF PaTlor and Dining Room
:. u O'CLOCK The unexpred lease, having nvs 10
JOSEPH KOCH, Receiver.
Vaosuss ready - Tuesdav afternoon, a Auction
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-05
BANKRUPTCY LAW.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
i for tho Eastern District Of Psnnsyvania--ln Bsns
rnptcyIn the matter Of James NJ. Richmond, bankrupt
Eastern District of Pennsylvania sAn adjourned final
meeting of the creditors Of above bankruprs estate VIII be
hold on tho 18th day OF October, 1864 at O'Clock r. M NJ
hs oics Of james Parsons Esq one Of che Register n
bankruptcy Of the said distc at No. ~ South Third street,
In tho city Of Philadelphia, when and whore tho examination
OF the bankrupt viii be finished and all business OF the
second and mcstngs OF creditors Will be transacted
aud that hearing win be bad upon the petition ie dschaTe
and certificate, Wednesday, October ~, so 70 Sow
49, JAMES PARSONS. Rsy,s.cr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-05

Id WILLIAM NJ. TWEED ASSOCIATION.
The members and friends OF the above named association
hereby notified that the raising will take place
Saturday evening next October 1852 ut l5 Grand street,
JACOB sEEBACHER, Prea!den-
JACOB KING, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-05

HENRY 2; HERTss AUcTIoEEER, 1sS gRoADwAY.
ON TuURsDAy. per. z. AT lols O'CLOCK,
AT THE SALESkOOM, lS9 BROADWAY,
comprising 800 ios OF Diamond Jewerv Gold and Si
Watches Opera Classes rssia siiverware &C.; also
large lot of Dress Silks vciycs Laccs, SILK Dresses rich
Cancis Hair and other shawls, Gc well worthy the atsn
ton OF dealera By order OF JOSEPH A. JACKSO NJ
LOAN BROKER. NO AMITY ETREET.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-05

rAiIssS AT AUc> ----~-~~~~~-~~-,---s
EDWARD sCHENcR, AUCTI0EEEk .
II 6aiesrooln No. 90 Libsrty STR ~
ELEGANT CARRIAGEA,
SLEIGHS,
HARNESS AND RopEs.
Saddles, Blankets, de-, &C.,
of the most elegant description, the
property OF Lorilard Spencer, Esqs
who Is furope.
by EDWARD gUIiENCK,
ON THURSDAY. UCroyEnT,
at 81 O'Clock Am,
ITTssg a1p ssa5 81 vi hgyas's
Coach "A superb close panel spring Coach trimmed
with blue satn almost nbw. bui BY John O. Parker "a
order.
Baroucle-An elegant full @ spring Barouche trimmed
buIt by John e.. Parker
Park Phcaton-A beautiful four Park Pheaton, trim
me- in blue cloth, nearly new, by John G. Parker
Cllrence-A beautiful " Clarence trimmed Ia maroon
John 4. Parker.
Top Wagon Light square box, shifting top Wagon, in per-
pect order, with pole aud shafts, by Parker.
bah Eet fhaeon-Light basket Phaeton, with rumbsi 10
perfect ogder ny Parker.
Rockaway Light four Rockaway; leather trimmed
IN perfect order, with pole and sllats; by Parker.
DEPOT WagonA light four seat Depot Wagon. with pole
and shafts In perfect order.
Road Wagon-A light hali-sprins Road Wagon; by Brew
ster Co., OF hroome street; in perfect order.
Family S!egh--An elegant Family Sietghi by Gould. OF
Albany.
Pony scighA two seat Pony Sleigh with pole shafts
In perfect order; by James Gould. Albany -
Albany Cutierh light Albany Cutter, In dne ORDER with
pole ana shafts by Gould.
Harness OF every description, Double and Single Couch
saddles-Eadies', Gents' and Boys.
obesBear, OFF and Fox, OF The finest description and
fully equal to new.
The above can he seen at any time at the stable.
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SALE, ar AUCTION.

.kAtE, AT AUCTION.
A UcTIoN sALE-AT lls WEST TwENTy-sIXTH
raro opportunity for
H0usekeepcrs wanting good Furniture.
EDWIN NICHOLS Co., AucLioneere, VIII sell all tho hand
Household Furniture ut private residence lis West
Twenty sixth street. sixth avenue, tails yuestay)
morning. October O NJ lQli o'clock precrey all the
Furniture made order months for the present
owner and will be sold to the highest bidder, without
serve.
Magnificent rosewood ~ octave Pianoforte;
Beautiful Paror Siits, latest style,
covered with green and gold and crimson and gold,
French satin brucale sk reps and striped reps Works OF
Art, Bon.es Cocks statusy on Paintings Vases, Figures,
Cabinets bois dc rosewood Etagcres Tables Pier and
Mante Mirrors Lace Curang, Desk, bookcases Library
Tables, rosewood ana walnut Bedseads, Bureaus,
Wasstands Commodes Spring and Hair Mattresses Beds,
Bolstcrs, Pillows, Blankets, Sheets Sofas Chairs Bed
Lounges, covered with harcloh and rcps Velvet, Brus-
eela and Thrceply Carpets Buffet Extension andrea Tables
Dining Chairs Mirrors ass China and silver Ware; Table
Cutlery, Servants Kitchen Furniture, Oicioths,
n B.-Reiabie In attendance TO and pack goods
Tor purchasers at reasonable charges.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-05
HENRY y. HERTS AuCTIONEER.
III HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
ON WEDNESDAY, OCT @, At 1917 O'CLOCK,
AT % WEST EOETv-fIrTH sTkEET


AT % WEST FORTHWITH STREET,
BETWEEN FIFTH AND SIXTH AVENUES,
comprising sold rosewood and walnut Paror Suits in broca
tel and reps rosewood Piano. EageTes Centre Tables Cur
tans rich Clocks Vases Ornaments Velvet and Brussel
Carpets, rosewood walnut aud Cottage Chamber Suits
Lounges, Chairs, Beds, Bedding Mattresses, als
walnut Buffet Dining Taoe, Chairs Lounge, China Glass
ware Kitchen Utensils, &c. Also Les Burglar Proof Plat
Sae &C. Catalogues and permits at Office Of auconeer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-05
A UCTTON SALES, ll3 WEST TwENTYSEvENrH ST.
"A This (Tuesday) morning. commencing 1917 O'Clock.

"A This (Tuesday) morning. commencing 101 O'clock
LUKE FIrL6kRALD Auctoneer,
VII sell 70 the highest bidder 900 lots by catalogue OF
elegant and costly Household Furniture rich rosewood
behave pAnoforte, In months $685. superb
wood md walnut Drawing Room Suits In French satin bro
Eate SIX Cepre, Side and Pier Table,; Pier and
6ante Mirrors, Eegcres bookcase, Ladies' Writing Desks
French Cabinets imported Flower Stands 20 pieces Of real
Bronze Shakespeare Earth and Air. Seasons, Poe
Try, MUSIC and PainngGnc on Paintings and Engragings
Turkish Lounges, Chars npo brocae and lace Curtains
rosewood and walnut Bedroom Suits 30 hair and spring
es.tressss, Feather Beds Sheets Quilts Blankets. &C.
DINNER and Tea Ses rich Cut Glass and Silver all tho
Furniture OF the servants apartments and other articles too
numerous mention. Sale positive. Goods packed and
shipped for purchasers Strangers DESTROYS Of attending
ths sale take broadway stages SSh Seventh
ears Aston House, stopping at Twen.yseyenth street.
This IL the largest and richest sale this day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-05

THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE
l. GRAND NATION AL
Open daily from 9 A. NJ. to 10 z.
tween Sixiy-thIrd and Sixty-fourtl
now In full motion, Is wonderful
Is enlivened WEDNESDAY An
MOONS AND EVERY EVENING
IRA. REFRESHMENTS OF the
Season tickets for Gentlemen, IS !;
mission, so cents; children under
ages OF 20 tickets for shops at 50
Second and Third avenues. How
cond and Third avenue and Bet l
Cnr5 running, Intersecting all TIT
and Ferries, afford ample, cheap
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-24
GREAT DISTRIBUTION.
~ phs Metropolitan Gin Co
CASE GIFTS 70 TIE AMOUNT OF 100000

svK1Y TICKET DRAWS a Price.
,ssc.'A GiH' each 49, 90 Cash Gas. zach 20:
5000 no lU0
~ hsses' Rosewood Pianos ssch 5000 sIOo
Asleseoss :. rs TO 10
20 Gold Watches rs 10 40
Cash rrses, Silver Ware, &C., valued ct $1,000 600
- eesnes 70 draw any Of the above Prizes for sc.
veu oxee. % receipt OF &c. Sssslsd Ticket 10
crsvs Without choice and sent BY nail 10 any sd-
dssss The pr~s named upoa Is viii be dsiiyefed 70
Ne ticket holder on payment Of ose Dollar. Prlsss
are isnedisssiy seat V s.y address ky expess or
yss will know what your Prise 10 before you pay for
h Any Prise exchanged for another Of ssms value
hs HANKS Our patrons can depend On s.ir dealing.
ksyRaAseH:-We select the hllowisR from many
whs have lately drawn Valuable t'rizrs end Kindly
Hsrmisisd us 20 publish thsmi Andrew J Burns,
Ceicsge, Oo, CO. Miss Clara b. Walker, Baltimore
rAne, 49, James u. Mathews, Detroit. q, sot John
=. An6ews. sAvsnAAs, ts, "; Miss Agnes Summons
o On, rAAs. ~ ". wspsslisAso sAmss With
oSIs,sss ~ sss Psas,-"Ths 6rn /, reliable, and
assssvs ther ssocsss."--Weskly Tribune, Nay &.
We kSew then 70 BE- . fair dealing arn."-H. Y.
nsrsls. Nay - "A friend Of ssrs drew $500 prise
sssA - s.enpty rsss,vss ."-Dsy Ns~s. JaAs q
ss.d ier easeaA Liberal isdsc susnts 70 Agents.
sc:s.sS: sSss:..s:s kvs,y p.etss: efss.i:s
for d; - for o. lie for SlS All letter should b.
sasrssssd 70 mABee1, WIL&0N 4 Csc,
ssutAvH isS Brssawsy. New Yerh.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-24

CWnEr eUIulNE-Tss gsssus article V b
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-24

A VOID QUAcks,-A VICTIM OF nARLY In
"A prudence. causing nervsus debility. premature
1eoay. -, kAs discovered simple mSAAS Of cure.
VhlSA . uii ssna free 20 BE fellow ssnsrsss ~.
-. =. RnEvpe. n ssssss ssvss. Hsv Sost!
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-24

chifs saA Pevsr ars caused from esrAia poison
eIissisg 70 tie atmosphere known - malaria. re.
duees the vitality Of the blood. rstsrds the ssssn 81
the different organs, an< Biiouspess, Ccnsti.
patton. &C., and In this vsy prepares the system for
any disease Of more serieus nature which may fol.
iov. Ts avoid further trouble, esd relieve yenns1
Of tsis seAss, tase
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-24
Pure Cream or Tartar.

aVenAeP wafer. Eeil!u
roriSs Wstsr; 10y Ran asd Co,s0sse tesSAeteN
81 ana The esia- csnsan your eenseFs dsras Ne Ne
weather snc tsess rsfreshing sr1elso- y th
Drug store on the Lsves you esa sss shsi ye vai -
hls line.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-25
Sparks EROM THE WIRES.

There were two inches OF snow on the ground
Of st. Louis on Saturday.
Father Hyscinthe attended Jewish Synagogue
in New York yesterday. He leaves for Boston to-
day. -.-
The citizens of New Orleans are moving with
view to secure better and more creditable city
government.
The earthquake Of Friday extended throughout
Canada. At st. Andrews, New Brunswick, chin
neys were thrown down and walls cracked.
Quarantine at New Orleans has ceased The
water at the passes below the city IS very low,
and large vessels are outside from foreign ports
unable to cross the bar.
The grand jury Of New York have caused s~o-
pgnas to be issued for Corbin, Fisk, Butter
field, Gould and numerous others to appear next
week and testify in relation to the great gold
panic.
Proceedings have been instituted in the United
States Circuit Court against w. NJ. Smallwood,
late postmaster Of New Orleans, and his sureties,
for alleged defalcation Of over $4,000 in his &C
count as agents for the sale Of internal revenue
stamps.
Mail adyices from Nassau state that the steamer
Lillian, which sailed with an expedition from
Florida for Cuba, had been captured by the Brit
is& gunboat Lapland and taken into Nassau
where she was released BY the authorities, under
the ruling OF the attorney general tina: she could
not legally be held. . 'as ="
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-25
THE GREENSBORO ROAD.
The Greensboro Patriot publishes the follow
Ing interesting article ii regard to the Cheraw

The Greensboro Patriot publishes the follow
Ing interesting article ii regard to the Cheraw
The connection to be made by the road rom
Greensboro to Cheraw will complete the ST ort-
est and speediest route Of communication be-
tween the Northern and Southern Atlantic
States that Is now or ever can be made. 1t must
then at once become and forever continue TO
be the great through route from New York,
via Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington, to
Charleston, and thence on to Savannah and
Florida. If prudently managed, there can be
no successful competition with 1t. 1t will COM
mand the travel from the North to Charles
ton, Savannah, Southern Georgia and Florida.
1t will command the commercial and pleasure
travel from Florida, Southern Georgia, Charles
ton and large part of South Carolina, to the
North. It is estimated that the travel from the
North to Florida alone amounts to fifty or six
ty thousand passengers year. And the SUM-
mer travel alone from the South to the Vir-
ginia springs and the great centres OF recrea-
tion in the North, would approximate, the
same number over this route. They go both
ways-equal to four trips year by this vast
number: In addition to divers other sources OF
travel, including the way passage, which
would, of course, be equal to that of other
roads in the southern country. Besides, THE
shortest route between North and South
would, of course, command freight to large
amOunt-particularly the express business
and becomes the channel for mail transpOrta-
ton.
These considerations, with others which may
be readily suggested, are calculated TO arouse
active influences in favor of the connecting
link proposed, in other quarters besides its
own locality.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-25
THE coWHID1NG At THE CAPITAL
rrpox orR OWN CORRESPONDENT.


9 COLUMBIA, October %.
A sensation: This morning Assistant Adju-
tant-General Elliott horse-whipped white
man named Kavanagh-an assistant secretary
in the Office of his Excellency Governor Scott.
The scene of this affair was the stairway in the
Executive Office. The cause is said to be
letter received by the wife of the Assistant Adj
jutant General-a letter calculated, as one may
infer, to displease the husband-which nc had
reason to believe was written by kavanagh.
The husbands indignation found vent In this
affair. The drubbing was given with heavy
horsewhip, and the amount was liberal. Kava-
nagh is said to deny having written the letter
A good deal of excitement prevails. The ne
groes enjoy it vastly, and the sympathy with
the prompt visitation of justice, as this is un-
derstood to be, is not unreasonable. kava-
naph is said to be an officer high in the Grand
Army Of the Republic, and, withal, a carpet
Dagger high in favor with the powers that be-
So consequences may come Of this affair Of
which the uninitiated public have no idea, ioI
Elliott is a powerin himself, and Massachusetts
This native State) looks to him with fond hopes
He is her pet and ideal of the man and brother'
sent down to Carolina to show us the superiori-
ty of the black to the white race. HIS To1t
herein-in this fracas-is the most honorable
in which he has been thus far seen to appear
All parties cry to him, "Lay on Macduff"
Threats of shooting are heard of about town,
but public expectation is not raised very high
by these threats.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-25
Personal GOSSIP.

j. w. Wallack, the actor has just been ma
turalized in New York.
The nickname of the Prince Imperial at
the Tuilercs is .'Enfant Titti."
The Empress of Austria, at the advice OF
her physicians, lives almost exclusively on
milk and eggs
Vincent, the deputy executioner OF Paris,
is member of the society for the prevention
of cruelty to animals.
-Traupmann, who murdered the KlncK
family at Pantin, near Paris, is a young man
of twenty-five, of almost boyish appearance.
When the Emperor Napoleon read Father
Hyacinthe's letter, he shook his head and ex'
claimed; 'Une grande taute Une grande
taute -
Madame Laborde. the leading Partisan ior-
tunc-teller, is worth seven hundred thousand
francs. all of which she made during the past
eight years.
Frederick Hudson refused to take charge
of the New York Times except at salary ol
SIS. 900 year and the exclusive control OF the
editorial page.
Inc JcHhllS COIlCspoH'tShe VI '"N ~
de Bruxelles says that the Empress Eugene
would take eighty costly robes with her on
her trip to the East.
Jane Bretonnc. young girl at Dieppe, has
saved the lives of fifteen sailors and fishermen
during the past five years. She wears hVe
medals of merit and the cross of the Legior
of Honor.
-Ex-Oueen Isabella's health has been great
" benefited by her sojourn Oh the seashore
she looks very fat and plump. Her husband
Don Francis de Assists, however, looks wal
and exhausted.
Queen Victoria has set the style in favo
Of riding habits as short as the ordinary walk
ing dress, but gored on the inner side exactl!
TO fit the conformation Of the saddle, and 81
heavily shotted as not to rise.
-Girardin contemptuously reminds the EN-
peror Napoleon, in his Liberte, that he pre-
dicted the downfall of two dynasties, and tina
he now believes the next great political even
in Europe will be the downfall OF the Secon
Empire.
Henry Cooper, the successful competito
of Andrew Johnson for the Tennessee sens
torship, is described in the Louisville Courier
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-25
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE NEws.I

WASHINGTON, october "a.
General Sherman has written very strong iet-
ter against the proposed removal OF the National
CAPITAL to st. Louis. He says that being the seat
Of government would be q serious injury to any
commercial city.
The President yesterday informed some Repuo-
hcan members Of Congress that the Cuban ques-
ton has been disposed Of for the present-the con-
sideration Of the subject having been postponed
= at the Cabinet meeting on Friday until the meet
ing of Congress.
:. Butterfeld, the peculating United States Assis-
sant Treasurer at New York, has demanded a
eeurt Of inquiry with regard to the charges made
against him; but the ADMINISTRATION has sagely
concluded that the less light thrown on that sub
ject the better, and although Buteesheld is colo
mel in the arr Y, his request has been denied on
the ground tat he is merely civil oficer.
The condition of the coin in the Treasury war
rants Secretary Boutwell, in continuing .he bond
purchasing and gold-selling policy through No
vember, built Is Believed that Ire win substitute
heavy coin payments on the 1st proxipp in lieu
Of gold sales.'
Additional orders were given yesterday to re
move the Hamilton ofice-holders in Texas, in
eluding ne collector at Brownsville and the
revenue officials in the Austin District.
A meeting Of Radical Tennesseeans, held here
last night. passed resolutlcns resoiding oyer ;ne
defeat of e4-President Joahsonfor the Senate.