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nREss GOODS of every style and Kind, can
~ efound at ~, si3
JAS, A. PIPER& SONS.
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DIRECTORS MAuRY RcnA InBY, O.
W. A. ARMsTEAD TDEMAN j. J. HOPKINS W. c. CARRISGTos
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SECOND DISPATCH.


New Orleans, July 10.--Further tcle-
grams confirm the accounts of the food.
The water is ten feet deep in the Courthouse
square of Lagrange. It is estimated that
twenty Eve houses have been seen passing
down the stream. Ihs river is still! rising,
Staging has been stopped four days. The
town of Columbus is entirely surrounded by
water Brazos river is full, and rising at
the rate of four inches an hour. siGs
TUE Test OATH QUESTION IN VIRGINIA.
-Ae,e FORK, July i3:4-'rhe Tribune to-
day, discussing the Virginia election and
answering the question whether members of
the Legislature should be seated without ia
king the iron,clsd oath, says: I.
''Alost certainly. This has been allowed
in other States why not in Virginia? Eve
ny one should fake the oaih Of fidelity to the
government aud constitution, but not be re-
CURED to swear that he neuer gave aid Or
comfort to the rebellion 1t seems 10 us a
strained construction Of existing laws which
requires this: There is nothing to be gain
cd by shutting out of the new Legislature
two score or so Of the foremost mon Of the
State, while we could not fail to lose by it
the moral effect Of their. voting to fatify the
fifteenth amendment. We need tneir votes
foc this far more than they need the seats to
WHICH they haze been elected" ~ stj q
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Attic late meeting Of. the board of visi-
tors Of the Virginia Military Institute, YIN.
p: Washington, ESQ.,, the distinguished
Virginia artist was. elected to. the chair Of
fine arts Mr.. Washington has produced
many works Of taste and genius. >: The Blu
rial of Latane' is one Of bis best pieces.
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MOURNING GOODS.-Slk, Honani, Iron
M; Berege, Grenadines, Bombazines, &C..
j s{-sa <t,9Ha ,g JAS. A. PIPER i SON.
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New Advertisements.

sa-.-9=--
INVALUABLE LANDS AND
& PERSONAL PROPERTY
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AfoTICE-A meeting Of the Overseas of the
IN Poor for Augustrcounty will be held at
the office Of n. K. Trout, in staunton, on satur
day July 18th 1860, ;1.. flo9 .a~.y -is
AS Important business will come before the
Board full attendance Is earnestly requested.
July l6--1t rs ~. sHa71 5fi!1 3@a3tl iP
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T,RU1T PRESERVING. SOLUTION, for pre-
IL serving all kinds Of Fruits, Jellies Toma-
toes Cider, Wines Milk, &c. 1t saves tie expense
OF Albright cans or jars, and warranted to con
tain nothing injurious to health. Sold ;byaas f
8 julyl6-tf e Z. II LINK, Druggist go
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WHAT GENERAL GRANT THINKS OF TIL
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS Washington Letter
in the Baltimore Gazette says
i. Upon this point have taken great pains
to ascertain sha true sentiments Of Genera
Grant, and can state thai to-day be express
ed high qualification at the result Of the Tir;
'glnia elections and was decided in his pref
erences of Senter, Hamilton. and Dent
over their gubcrnatorial competitors in Ten
nessee, Mississippi, and Texas As it i,
known that Sumner, Boutwell,, and theil
faction, are Of dramatically opposite views
/ would not guarantee that his Excellenc,
will stick But [ am assured by trustwor.
thy gentlemen that he has at last taken the
bit between his teeth, and will hold on a
last for and during this summer ~
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The undersigned will con tinue the Butcher!ng
business at the same old place, and hopes, by strict
attention to business, 10 merit continuance of
the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed upon
the old concern. % ssaB al. a4,; r. g.fgs
july29-tf, .; ~ T.. L. F. FISfIBURN. f
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GEN JONES' CAPT FOUNTAIN r. Nelson Ry A. Pc
g. MCVEIGH
IIoovER.-SOLICITORS.
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Rockingham Register copy and for
ward bill to Vindicator office for collection. Is
The New York herald., 1869-10-28
MISSOURI.
Proposed Rnilrond ConsoIidat ion - mont
to General Lyon.

Proposed RnilrOnd ConsoIidat iOn-NIonu ont
to General Lyon.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 81, 1869.
The president and several OF the directors OF the
Toledo. wabash and Western Railroad are here on
business connected with the consolidation OF that
road with the Lake Shore road and q connection OF
the consolidated roads with St. Louis by the Decatur
and East ST. Louls Railroad Tho party win leave
to-day for Kansas City wa the North Missouri road
and from thence Will go to Omaha.
monster excursion party, numbering about zoo
persons arrived here yesterday. They Will visit the
various points on the Kansas Pacific Railroad with
the view or purchasing large tract OF land Tor
colonzalion purposes. The party came from Co
lumbus Dayton, Springfield ana other towns In
Ohio and among them are many who went through
here on q similar excursion two months ago.
conditional contract made to-day by the
managers OF the Lyon Monument Association with
the New York artist, James Macdonald for eolos-
sal bronze equestrian statue OF General Nathaniel
Lyon, killed In the battle OF Wilson's creek. The
statue, with pedestal, Will cost $50, 900.
The New York herald., 1869-10-28
TilesRAp aIc NEWS ITEMS.

Ex-Governor Clifford, OF Massachusetts, has been
reelected President OF the Board or overseers OF
Harvard College.
George w. Cooley, for several years District At
torney or Suffolk county, Mass. died in the Insane
Asylum at South Boston yesterday.
Hezeklah Sturges, OF Otsego, N. Y, was yesterday
nominated by the Democratic judicial Convention
OF the sixth district for Justice OF the Supreme
Court.
large distillery in Toronto. Canada was partially
Destroyed by fire Tuesday night. The loss is
800 900. Another dre IN Toronto at the same time
destroyed twelve dwelling houses,
The steamer Lcnton, from Memphis for Fort
Smith, Ark, with full cargo OF groceries, struck
snag on Monday, near Cut on, Arkansas river and
sunk. The boat and cargo are q total loss.
A brilliant meteor descended at Buffalo ut three
O'Clock yesterday morning IN the western sky,
apparently the size Of fun moon, and burst with a
cracking noise, throwing OF iunumerabe sparks
so bright AZ to light up the entire city.
fire was discovered IN the ante-yoom OF the Sem
ate Chamber IN the Capitol at Albany yesterday
afternoon, which caused damage to the extent Of
$780, Had TINS fire occurred at night the whole
building would probably have been destroyed.
The New York herald., 1869-10-28
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.-LoSDoN, oct 27-4:30
=. M.-Consols closed AT 93 u FOR both money ana
the account. American securities closed quiet and
steady; vetwcnies 1862, 81: 1865, Old, sl7s; 1887,
s25s. Ten-fortles 704. Erie Railway shares 2ls,;
Illinois Central. 9s. Atlantic and Great Western 24I.
PARIS BouRsE.-PARls, Oct. 27.-The Bourse closed
firm. Rentes, III Csc.
FRANKFORT rBouRsE.-FRANKFoRT, Oct. 27-Unlted
States flye-tweny bonds opened active and firm at
sS for the issue or 1852.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.--LIvERPooI, Oct.
27-4:30 Y. M-Ihe following are the closing quota
uons:--Middling upands, ll1sd l2d.; middng
orleans, 12lsd. a 12Id. the sales OF the day have
been $4,000 bales, OF which 1900 bales were taken
for export and speculation.
HAvRE CoTrON MARKEr-HAvRE, Oct 27-Even-
ing.-Cotton closed quiet for both on the spot and
anoat.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARKET.-LIvERPooI.
Oct. 2I-4:30 p. M.-Red winter wheat, 9s sd. per
GENITAL.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKRT-LIvERPoor, Oct
27-1:30 I. M-Ihe market for naval stores Is dull.
LONDON MARKET.-LONDoN, Oct. 27.-Tallow.
47s Sd. a 41s 0d. per cwt. Spirits petroleum, Is.
Cd. per gallon
PETROLEUM MARxET.-ASTwERp. Oct. 27.-Petro-
leum closed nrm at eoa< francs for standard white
The New York herald., 1869-10-28
VIRGINIA..

Meeting of the Presby terinn Synod-Railroad
Accident-Snicide OF "a Richmond Merchant.
RICHMOND, Oct. ", 1869.
The Presby terian Synod of Virginia meets here to-
morrow.
Rev. II. C. Alexander, late Of Princeton, has been
elected Professor in the Presbyterian Union Theo-
logical Seminary.
Two hundred members OF the Society Of Friends
from the North passed through this city this evening
To attend their annual meeting at Greensboro, n O.
freight train OH the Chesapeake and ONO kali
road ran into the accommodation train on the Rlch
mOnd and Fredericksburg Railroad this morning at
the Junction, smashing two cars and slightly lnJur-
Ing the conductor and three other persons.
Z. w. Fitzgerald late u merchant In THIS CITY,
committed suicide this morning, III Amelia county,
by blowing his brains out
The New York herald., 1869-10-28
THE YALE NAVY.
The Yale College Annual Fall Races on Lake
Observation-Disclosures Barge, Shell aud
Gig and Double SculI Contests.

SaltOnstaii-Six-Oared Barge, Shell aud
Gig and Double Scull Contests.
Yesterday the annual fall races OF the Yale navy
took place at Lake Saltonstail, beautiful sheet OF
water, five miles east OF New Haven. lying between
two ranges OF hills, clad with forests. which now
are radiant wirn au,umna 9lories. About zoos
people were at the foot OF the lake, comprising the
youth and beauty OF the city. special train on
the Shore line carried over thousand people and
large numbers rode to the spot in carriages. Tns
races were arranged to commence at three O'Clock.
but as usual in such 1t was an hour before the
boats IN the first race were really Oh.
The first race was for six-oared barges. The
entries were Tom Perry by the freshmen and
the Udlne by the scientific class OF freshmen
The was for two miles, and the prizes six silver
oars. The race as won by the scientific crew,
K Burroughs +. o. Maxson; W. I. Jenkens. stroke;
j. Whittesey, cOxswaln. The time made was
Undne. 15:le'.; Tom Perry, 1907.
The second race was for sx-Oared shells for dis
tance or three miles. The prize was Six sllveI
gobles and the champion nag. -Four boats were
entered by the following crews:-Sclenufc crew.
10 crew. II light crew. ~ crew. The boats started
well but the scentihcs after going about quarter 0i
ereM aso nndna ns them
gave up the contest after gOing over part OF the
course. The race was won BY the 10 crew y
22:37 The crew was composed as follows:-W. U
Carpenter, II. Terry. and W. Il. Lee, stroke. Tht
The third race was for six -oarcd gigs distance
three miles, prize six gold oars. The entries wers
BY the class OF TO- VI and IT. The crew Of IT CANT
In ahead In 22m. 40s and the OF II In 23m. l4s
The crew OF II claimed that the crew OF 10 fouled
them ana took the course.
The fourth race was for double sculls distance
two miles, prizes two silver gobets. The entries
were crew called tho Rcardi Brothers, consisting
OF Y. r. Carpenter ana II. A. Cleveland. The othel
crew were W. J. Belts and G. Phelps.
had become nearly dark before the boau
started and 1t was dif1cult to take the time. The
10 ~ ~ m
when the other crew gave squirt and tho judged
gave them the race by three seconds. The time
wss:-Betts ana Phelps, lam. $751; Ricardl Brothers.
lam 35s.
The nth and last race was for single scus. two
miles; prizes. q silver cup and the cham ponship OF
the university. They were started Immediately after
the double SOULS and In after. The wA
won by Grace, rowed by J. w. Griswold. in 1903.
Lady Alice r0wed by II. Derry, came in second In
1888. scull, rowed by +. I. owen. came In third,
ana the Alice, rOwed by II. Colgate, Jr., came In
last.
The races closed about quarter past six, when Il
was dark that the stake could be scarcely seen.
The were almost devoid OF any interest," on
account or the crews being very unequaliy matched.
The New York herald., 1869-10-28
SPAIN.

Tho Cabinet Crisis Endcd-The Colonial Policy.
MADRID, Oct. q. 1859.
The ministerial crisis is over. All parties have
agreed to postpone their differences
Caimo. an lnsurgent leader, has been sentenced to
suffer death by council OF war as bilboa.
The deputies from Porto Rico have withdrawn
their request to the government to defer special
legislation by decree for that island, having
received satisfactory explanations as to tho inten
tOns OF the ministry.
The New York herald., 1869-10-28
TURKEY.

Provincial spirncics-PrOmpt Action
Against Rcvolf-Accord with Austria.
PARIS, Oct. 81 1869.
The Patrie newspaper IN its issue to-day, asserts
that a widespread conspiracy has been discovered
In the Turkish provinces OF Albania and Herzcgo-
vina in connection with the revolt at Cattaro In the
Austrian province OF Dalmatia. Several arrests OF
persons implicated have been made by the aushori.
ties, and Q large amount Of arms and ammunition
seized.
1t Is reported that the governments OF Austria and
Turkey have come to an understanding whereby
they viii act jointly in the suppression Of the
roction.
The New York herald., 1869-10-28

Riot In Coldsboro' Between Governm cnt
Troops mud Ncgrocs-No Interference by tho
Civil Authorities.
GoLDsBoRo, Oct. "a, 1900.
Our town was thrown into state OF the widest
excitement last night by riot, which commenced
early in tho evening and lasted until ten O'Clock be-
tween tho United States troops stationed here and
she neg oes About seventy five guns were nred and
ono soldier and one negro wounded. 1t is now
twenty-four hours since the riots and our authorities
have not made attempted to make the first arrest
There were three fights the negroes rercang Ia the
last
The New York herald., 1869-10-28
MAR YLAND.

Municipal Election In. DaltimOrc-The Tclc-
graph Operators Strike.
BALTIMORE. Oct. q, 1869.
At the municipal election to-day for members OF
the City Council the entire democratic ticket for both
branches was elected. The vole was light and the
election was unusually quiet.
A meeting Of the telegraph operators Of the West
ern Union Bankers and Brokers and Franklin lines
was held here tonight and resolutions were
adopted approving the strike OF the Franklin opera
tors IN New York ana Boston.
The New York herald., 1869-10-28
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

Tho Monitor Comanchc VS.. The COast Wrccit-
ing Company, Appeal from the Circuit
Court OF Cnlifornia-The Yerger Case
AvcndanO Brothers VS.. Edward j. Gay,
Error to the Circuit Court Of Louisiana
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company vs..
John Green.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 81, 1869.
Nc. i5s-7ne Materials, 6c., OF ne Monitor
The New York herald., 1869-10-28

A.-sprcad the News.-Every Man and Wo.
with silver threads In their hair viii please attend.
pure posoness transparent liquid that be used water
that will eimpar the original hue to the graycst head
now offered the world The gummy polut
ing and dangerous mixtures which intended supersede
with disgust Their
fate is sealed PHALON'S vlTALIA, OR SALVATION
FOR THE HAIR, beantines without danger, does not bs
ish tho skin and dfsagreeabc oior.
The New York herald., 1869-10-28

SUDDEN DEATu.-Coroner keenan, was called to
hold on inquest, at No. II Ludlow street, over the
remains OF Patrick Feeny scventy-onc years OF age,
VINO died suddenly. Sometime ago Mr.. Feeny had
several OF his ribs fractured by fall, and the inju-
ries ne received are supposed to have fastened
death.
The New York herald., 1869-10-28
CUBA.

Prospect OF Duel Between Havana Editors.
HAVANA, Oct. y. 1869,
The steamship Columbia, from New York 2lst
Inst, arrived here this morning
Senior Castanon, editor OF the Voz de cuba, yester.
day challenged SeNor Gilpi, editor of the Prensa.
Gipl has refused to fight,
The New York herald., 1869-10-28
TENNES SEE.

The Constitutional Convention BiIl-The FIJI.
teenth Amendment.
NASHVILLE, Oct. u, 1859.
The State Convention Will be called at early
day. The bill pending In the House aud VIII pass
tomorrow
No action has been taken In the Legislature rela-
tive 10 the fifteenth amendment. 1t il not likely 70
be ratified.
The New York herald., 1869-10-28
FIRE AT N:WBUaG

The dye shop OF Standings woollen mill was
burned to the ground on Wednesday. LOSS about,
81 900. which Is covered by insurance. The fire
was caused by the boiling over OF kettle OF oil on
the fuanace. lad named Evans, while running to
the nrc was run over by hose carriage and
seyerely injured.
The New York herald., 1869-10-28

Cure for Rupturc.-Dr. Shcrmnn,s AppIi.
Compound guarantee. For pamphle,s OF photo
graphic OF before and after cure with other
Information, mailed TO address receipt OF 10 cents
0lcs 81, BrosdTay.
The New York herald., 1869-10-28
NEW YORK.
Disasters on Lake OntariO-Three Vessels
Ashore Ncar OswexO.

Disasters on Lake Oatario-Three vcssols
Ashore Ncar Oswe9O.
OswEGO, Oct. 27, 1859.
snow storm, with light wlnd prevailed hero
las. night.
The schooner Australia, laden with barley, from
Toronto. went ashore and half miles below the
city. Tho cargo Is damaged. Tue vessel will proba
The schooner Acorn, with lumber, from Port
Hope, went ashore under Fort Ontario and VIII be
The schooner Iona, with barley. from Port Mel
son. is ashore nigh and dry aboat nve miles above
the city.
Broken Rails ON the Erie Road-Accident to a
Passenger Train.
BINGuAMTON, Oct 27, 1859.
The day express train OF the Erie Railway arrlv-
ing near SusIuehanna yesterday afternoon was
thrown from the track hile running at very rapid
rate thirty or thirty-nve miles an hour. wheel
broke in consequence OF broken rail- or else rac-
ture In the rail- shattered the wheel, and every
was thrown or the track. There were nsc passen-
ger cars, including the palace car. The train was
broken by the cOncassion in three parts but not q
passenger was KILLED or even fatally nurt.
Tho Democracy of OnOn.lngn Tavoring the
New Constitution.
SYRACUSE, Oct. 27, 1869.
The democratic committees of Onondaga Corr-
land and other central counties have adopted reso-
lutons declaring that in the judiciary article or the
proposed constitution they recognize the careful
and Judicious WORK OF democratic and republican
lawyers and jursts that the subject Is non- -parzan
IN It's nature and ought not To be involved III the
STRIFE OF political parties and that the adoption OF
that article demanded by the public interest. The
democratic committee 0f Albany county has taken
like action
Large Fire In Charl0ttc-LOss Over $4,000.
ROCHESTER,, Oct. 27, 1859.
destructive 1re occurred In the village OF Char
otte this morning. 1t commenced in the shoe store
of J. B. Morse. ana spreading consumed several
stores and the American Hotel, owned and occupied
by Charles Craig The steamer Norresman, lying at
her dock, saved the large warehouses OF Ea.on Il
Upton on the opposite side OF the street. Tne fol-
lowing are the names OF The losers-Chares &.
Craig, American Hotel, loss $4,000; insured
for $4,000 Joseph Seibe. building, store and
bakery, loss $4,000; insured for $1,000. Charles
Vol, saloon, loss $4,000; insured for $1,000.
j. B. Morse, shoe store loss $500; insured
Tor 81, 900. +. Tucker. building and saloon, loss
$4,000 insured. George G. Latter, building, gro
Gerry store, &c, loss $4,000; insured Y. Conners,
saloon, loss light; insured. The heirs OF the Ham,
mond estate loss 81, zoo; insured. p Keon grocery
store loss 1000; insured for $1,000.
The New York herald., 1869-10-28

A.-HynttSs Lifo Balsam MI 1he uunatisns, Non.
raga and gout In their WORT stages, also scroula kiny
evil erysea old ulcers and the OF diseases Of
the blood great debility liver complaints kidneys. SAN
rheun &C. most certainly cured BY this sovereign
purifier. Depot, 2i6 Grand street.
The New York herald., 1869-10-28

GrnnaOwn Park,
ON CAsrLETON HEIGHTS
STATEN ISLAND
Andrew Wilson Jrs subdivision these splendid estates
Is far completed as TO announce - :,
THURSDAY, NOV. III,
the day OF sale. ,r ,,,,, s,rrs
EolikL To ONR THOUSAND CITY LOTS,
together comfortable dwellings, at puaic suction
Dascrpye pamphets aud circulars ready Saturday.
fof 'u''Ae' 'io' ANl,gEW WILSON, Jr, or
. FRANCIS TONES, Jr., laf Broadway.
The New York herald., 1869-10-28

A.-A.-U. s. Fire Extingulshcr, Snme a.
supplied the N Y Fire Department Always ready 70
instant use building safe without it. Beware OF WORTH
less Inventions u S. Fire ExtinguIsher Company No.
Dey street, New York.
The New York herald., 1869-10-28

SECOND NUMBER
HITCNCOCk'S
NEW MONTHLY MAOAZINE e

NOVEMBER.
CONTENTS.
CARLOTTA PATTI. Portrait and Biography
CARADORf ALLEN Portrait and Biography
STORY OF ZOROASrER BY Andrew Ramsay.
THE FAST AGE. Editorial
READ MUSIC WELL Editorial.
POPULAR MUSIC AT POPULAR PRICES. Editorial.
GREATNESS. Editorial
HOME, SWEET HOME. by Waverly.
MoDONALD CLARK. BY Wavcrly.
ART NOTES. Special Contributor.
MUSICAL. Special Contributor
DRAMATIC Special Contributor.
POETIcAL CONTRIBUTIONS. Original
MUSIC.
DEAR HEARTH AND HOME. BY J. r. Thomas.
MY DEAREST ONE, FOR THEE. J. e. Maeder.
MAtDEN'S PRAYER. c. Beverly.
"yOu 0ETP "iOU BET" c. NJ. Currier.
The New York herald., 1869-10-28
The Weather in Albany.
The Storm In P0ughkeepsie

ALBANY, UCt. u, ISby
The temperature OF the weather here is winterish
The ground was covered with snow this morning.
The New York herald., 1869-10-28

A.-The Most Tasty and Graceful Hat fos
wear in New York Ia manufactured and sold ~
ESPENSCHElD, ll8 Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1869-10-28

A.-Tcst the Merits of ssCherry Pcrtoral
TROCfiES" for Colds and Sore Threats superior all
others palaabe unlike tho horrible Brown things
The New York herald., 1869-10-28

A. Srx-.-,n- xAX a-4-.-..E
AL EVesss-. - - w etltiinx,
Visiting and Ball Cards; Dancing Programmed tho uoaj
stylish Ia the city and at lowest prces
The New York herald., 1869-10-28

A. ATiddIetOwn Spring Water will Positively
Dyspcpsia Conatpa AMI all diseases of the skin
and blood. Principal depot 1873 Broadway and Sc Liberty
The New York herald., 1869-10-28
ENGLAND.
George Peabody Seriously Ill.

George Peabody Seriously Ill.
LONDON, Oct. 81 1859.
Mr.. George Peabody is seriously i'll and his re-
covery is considered doubtful.
Tho Rev. Mr. Temple publicly expresses his regret
at the anxiety and excitement caused by his promo
on to the Bishoprc OF Exeter. He would be glad to
aay the feeling which has been aroused but de-
clines to make any explanation. He Is confident
that intercourse with the clergy will cause the feel
ing against him to subside.
Death of n Central American Minister.
LONDON, Oct q, 1869.
Jean de Francisco Martin, Envoy Extraordinary
and Minister Plenipo,entiary from Honduras died
IN this city yesterday.
The Turf-Newmnrlset-IIougb Meeting.
LoNnoN Oct 81, 1859.
At the third days racing today over the New.
market Course the alaged stakes. 100 sovereigns
each with forfcits to lie divided between the first
and second horses two year old colts 10 carry lis
lbs; three years, 122 lbs four years. l29 lbs; five
years and upwards. l3l lbs. mares and geldlngs
allowed lbs., was won by Sir J. Hawley's br. c..
Roslcrucan, bv Bcadsman, out OF Madame Esen-
tine. beating M. w. Graham's ch I. Formosa, by
Buccaneer, out OF Eller, second, and Mr.. w. s.
CIawfurd's b. Heather BELL, by Stockwel out OF
Tight1t Tho betting stood to against Rosicru
clan. TO against Formosa and to 4 against
Heather Dell. Only the three named ran.
The Sussex Stakes OF rs sovereigns each, for two
year olds; cos 122 lbs, lilies 1l9 lbs; with forres
and allowances, was won by Lord vivian's b. C.
Burgundy, by Claret, out OF Justin-Iime; beating
Mr.. Rays br. c. Green Riband Qate Beachy Head),
by Knight OF 81. Patrick, out OF Beechnut, second,
ANA Mr.. Drewitt's b. c. Scarborough date Lumey) by
Lambton. out OF Cordea. The betting before the
race was to l against Burgundy, IL to against
Green Rlband and to l against scarborough,
Four ran.
The New York herald., 1869-10-28
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BELGIUM.
Parliamentary Elections.

T6TIWmcutury IsItCtIOHs.
BRUSSELS Oct. q, 1862
The elections for Deputies to the House OF Repre-
sentative are now In progress. The results, so far
indicate that the strength OF the Ministerial party
viii be considerably reduced.