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MASSACHUSET rs.

seventh District Republican Congressional
COnvention-Boutwolps Successor Noini-
mated.
BOSTON, Oct 81, 1869.
The Seventh District Republican Convention met
at Concord to-day and organized by choosing Henry
Wilson 10 preside. Senator Wilson expressed his
gratitude for the mark OF appreciation conferred
on him. He found there was deep interest here
to-day, but trusted all would act with moderation
and harmony, and remember that they represented
no local interest but great and ibery-oving party
with q record far n0bler than that OF any other In
America; that we had Grant for our President and
that he was conducting his administration on far
higher plan than any since John quincy Adams.
An informal ballot was then taken for candidate
for Congress, in which liz votes were cast George
NJ Brooks, OF Concord, receiving AZ; Dr. J. c. Aver.
OF Lowell, 27 Joshua Marshal, OF Newton, Is, aud
ID. IL. Richardson OF Lowell, 5. The name OF Judge
Richardson was withdrawn and a formal ballot
taken, with the following result-Wnole number OF
votes liz: necessary for a choice, 81; George NJ.
Brooks, 90; DR.. Aver, 81; ]. Marshall ~ d. Hitch
cock, l. i. M. Johnson, .; Thomas Rice, l.
The nomination OF Mr.. Brooks for Congress was
then made unanimous.
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THE PACIFIC COAST.

Loss Of tho Steamship Sierrn Nevada-rhe
Passengers Snved-IIenvy Rain storm.
SAN FRANCISCO Oct 20, 1869.
The steamship Sierra Nevada, hence September 10
for ST. Luis 0Dispo, went ashore on the 17th during
heavy fog, near Ptedras Bancos, few miles south
OF Monterey. Her passengers were saved. The yes
sci and cargo are d total loss. The Sierra Nevada
was wooden sidewheel steamer OF l.se4 TONS rank
ing second class. She was built at New York IN
1851 and was 225 feet In longth So leet IN breadth
and 10 feet deep. She was last surveyed and
metalled during last year in san Francisco. and was
looked upon az sound, Trustworthy vessel.
1t has been raining all day. causing great destruc-
ton TO the grain exposed along the line OF the rail-
road and the banks of the rivers awaiting transpor-
tation.
The vote OF che judicial eiection was light. Re-
turns from che Interior far favorable FOR the
democrats,
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AMERICAN CHRISTIAN MISSIONARY SOCIETY.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct. 81, 1859.
The American Christian Missionary Societys Con-
vention concluded its labors to-day. The Committee
on Foreign Missions reported against inaugurating
new foreign missions, but recommended q
continuance OF the Jamaica mission. The
report was concurred In The Convention
~ snen agreed 70 hold It's next annual meeting
- lma,aaapons. Tue following nominations were
Vice PRESIDENTS, Isaac rrett, Of Ohio; w r. PendIe.
ton, west virginia. X. Mllgan, Kentucky: Cor
Recording Secretaries. W. Is. Ebert and Jacob Bur.
nett, OHIO; Treasurer, w. s. Dickinson, ohio;
Auditor, b. w. Fass0n. s'
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AMERICAN DENTAL CONVENTION.

NEW HAVEN, Oct 81, 1862
AT the American Dental Convention held here
to-day, Dr. Crowell, OF Brooklyn, N. ", presided
and DR.. Mallett, OF New Haven, was secretary pro
tenn. The following of1icers were elected for tue
year:-Presdent, J. G. Ambler Vice Pres.
dent, Samuel Mallett; Recording Secretary and
Treasurer, j. Ii. Smith, Corresponding Secretary, J.
s. Latmer.
The afternoon was occupied In discussing the best
material for artificial dentures. The profession was
urged TO use their efforts 10 dlsoountenance the use
OF rubber as base for ARTIFICIAL teeth.
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Evening Session.

The Convention met again az nalf-past seven
O'Clock. The President announced the Executive
Committee as follows:--C. Il. Carr, nlinols @. T.
Magoun, Iowa; ]. +. Miller, oregon l.. Ii. Reaves,
Missouri; John Coburn, Indiana; IL. c. Har.
mouth, louisiana G.. N. Stuart Alabama;
William A. Pile, New Mexico; j. Eddie,
Pennsylvania A. ]. kelar Tennessee s. O. Churchill,
Kentucky; william Gipin, Colorado; Il. S. Hubbard,
Alaska; Thomas Moonlight, Kansas; Alvin Saun
ders, Nebraska; Thomas II. Tutt, Montana; q. g.
Forshe, Texas; q. IL. tempted, Utah. They Will
Issue an address to the people OF the republic.
Governor Saunders, OF Nebraska and J. s. Rol
lins OF Missouri, made speeches, after which the
Convention adjourned, to meet at the Southern
Hotel at nine O'Clock tomorrow morning, when
they will adjourn sine lie.
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Imperial, Military and Political Movements.
PARIS Oct. q, 1859.
The Emperor will come to Paris on the 2sth inst.
The Ministers Will remain at Compiegne until the
Gath, when they will return to Paris
Il il on1cially stated that the Ministerial pro-
grsmme win soon be made public.
The uitra-imperalist Deputies to the Corps Legs-
latn meet tomorrow TO reOrganze their party.
A meeting is called by M. Matthew, friend Of NJ
Rouher.
Twenty-seven Deputies adhere to the manifesto OF
the opposition members OF the Corps Legislatin.
The liberal voters OF Paris generally endorse the
manifesto.
The report that Prince Metternich, the Austrian
Minister to France, has resigned account OF duel
Is positively contradicted.
Marshal Bazaine on taking command Of the I'm.
portal Guard, made very energetic order OF the
DAY.
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rDNslsGN0NEE's CONVENTION

BOSTON, U0t Il. 1909.
convention OF wCEkingwomen convened In
Faneu Hall to-day and organized as follows:--Presi.
dent. Mrs. g. L. Daniels, OF Boston; Vice Presl-
dents, Mrs. E. Lane. OF Lynn; Miss Jennie Collins
OF Boston, Colonel W. b. Greene, OF Jamaica Plain;
Mrs. Symes, OF Boston; Mrs Il. ID. I.enton OF
Charestown, and Mrs. Jones, OF StOneham
RESOLUTIONS were presented against the centraiza.
ton OF wealth and power, REFRESHING the develop.
ment Oi the masses; claiming equal wages for men
ard women where the WORK performed Is equal ia
quality and quantity endorsing the labor reform
movement, ana protesting against the long hours OF
labor IN factories and che 0verworklng OF children
tender age
The Convention during the Jay was thinly at.
tended
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CONVENTION or LOCOMOTIVE sSGsE.9;.
sixth Animal Convention Of Locomotive En-
sineers-Address of the President ID Iecis
OF the Association-Thc Mast Hope Disaster
Revived.
BALTIMORE. Oct. 81, 1859.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 81, 1869.
The sixth annual Convention OF Locomotive
Engineers in the United States in session ia this
city yesterday. Large numbers OF delegates from
nearly all the states and from Canada present
Charles Wilson, Grand Chief Engineer OF the
brotherhood delivered a lengthy address, congratu.
lating the Convention on the advancement OF tho
Brotherhood since the last annual session. During
the year fourteen charters were granted for new
divisions. The address was chiefly devoted to tho
objects OF the association, namely, to elevate the
standing and improve the efficiency OF locomotive
engineers. He recommended total abstinence from
all that can ntoxicas as the only safe aud consis
tent ground for the Brotherhood.
The Mast Hope disaster on the Erie Railroad was
reviewed and the cause assigned that the engineer
had been running two successive nights without
sleep. The address was ordered TO be published.
Tie Convention then adjourned until to-day
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oHANUHAk, Sept, Is, 1863.
Black Teas-There have been large settlements.
Advices continue favorable. The reports OF large
available reserves Of stock are confined. The ex-
ports TO date have been Az, 900 900 lbs. In green
the settlements have been 49, 900 lbs. The pack
ages principally Tor the American market.
stock, so, 900 packages Good to fine Mogune and
Twankay, taeis 39h q As; good to fine FOoch0w,
taels 81 Al; common to medium, taels 3lbs a SO.
SILK quiet and firm. Settlements 1850 bales.
Stock 1000 bales. Best No. Tsatlee, taes 565; No.
l Hainlngs, taels 4S0; No. Hainings, taels AGO.
Sailed, since August 20, Mart Edie. for Boston.
York. with AZ, 500 lbs. or black tea; Stanley Castle
for New York, with $3.50 lbs. or green tea and
the Argonaut, for New York, with 1000 lbs. OF
green tea.
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ENGLAND.


Tho Premier Political Amnesty.
LONDON. Oct. Fl, 1869
Mr.. Gladstone, the First Lord or the Treasury, has
written long letter to the President OF the Limerick
Amnesty Association the subject OF the course OF
che government towards the imprisoned Fenians.
BE says the members OF the government have care
fully considered the many memorials for the release
Of the political prisoners which been presented
from time TO time, and have unanimously decided
that such release would be contrary to their duty
~ guardians Of the public security and peace.
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KENTUCKY.

The Reunion Of the Army Of the Tcnnc ssoe--
President Grant to be Present.
LOUISVILLE, OcS. 81. 1902
A telegram was received to-day from washington
announcing that President Grant and General sher
man wnl be present at the reunion OF the Army OF
the Tennessee. which takes place In Louisville on
the 18th and 18th OF November.
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A.-Peopie's Heads Are Turned.--Be Un-
destood that peoples heads be turned from gray any
grade OF natural color beginning with golden brown aud
ending with shining black, without the slightest danger
10 Tho health This feat IL accomplished BY The use OF
PHALON'S VArALIA, OR SALVATION FOR THE HAIR,
which has ik shadow of resemblance hair
coorng preparation heretofore compounded, being oesr
waer-ke fluid, which light cannot decompose devoid OF
sediment absolutely harmless stainless 10 skin
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AUSTRIA.

Entente with North Germany.
VIENNA, Oct Il, $780,
The Crown Prince Of Prussia has arrived here and
IS well received by the Emperor. Peace now seems
to be assured between Prussia ana Austria.
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TENNESSEE.

The Senatorial EIection-J ohnson's Prospects
Improving.
NASHVILLE. Oct 81, 1869.
The Legislature baotted four times to-day for
United States Senator. The last ballot stood
Johnson as; Etheridge 81; scattering "a MIR. John
son wanted but four votes TO elect him.
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A knOck-Down Argument.-The Pamphlets
which accompanies the EGYPTIAN HAIR C0LcRlNd.
how lead other In tho various hair
pasons tho day has caused intense excitement among
the They admit that their 0ccug alton IL
gone the EGYPTIAN HAIR C0LOR1kU must be prefer
all others contains filthy sedment, leaves
edeciuai article used General agent,
GEORGE WILLIAM soUrHwlCK, SO vssey street. N. Y.
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Musical and Theatrical Notes.

Thiry-six new operas have been performed 70
Italy during the past twelve months.
Lady Don has been playing IN wide range OF
characters at Portsmouth, where she IS succeeded
by Mr.. Sothern.
On Saturday evening next Coman's comedy
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Died.

KEYE5.-0n Thursday october 81, after painful
illness MARY, wife or Senter Reyes aged 81
Funeral will take place on saturday morning, as
ten O'Clock from the residence OF Mrs. w, L. Ormsby.
74g Greenwich street
For Other Deaths see Ninth Pdgel
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AUSTRIA AND ITALY.

A Royal Reconciliation in Prospect.
LONDON, Oct 81. 1859.
The rumors that the Emperor Francis Joseph OF
Austria, and King Victor Emanuel OF Italy, viii
soon have an interview arc increasing.
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LONDON Oct. n, 1869.
The weekly statement OF tho Bank OF England Is
made public to-day. The amount Of bullion In vault
IL G2e2, 0Ov sterling less than last week.
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New Parlor Matoh.-N0. 1 Park PIace,
onlcs New York Match Company Single gross deIv-
cred, 30
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A.-Csnada NnIt Scotch Whis.sey, Fully
equal purity strength OF imported article
about half tho price O. j. MURPHY, l09 Pearl street.
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TEST The Merits
or CHERRY PICTORIAL rRooHEs for colds and
troats superior 70 all others paatahle which can't
be sad of thoae horrible tasted BROWN THINGS
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A.-Ladies, If You Wish Beautiful Boots
and Shoes good articles moderate prices, patronlze
MILLER Co, No 3 Union sluars.
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A.-The Haincs Bros, Revenue. Returns
show l35 Pianos sold during the rear ending April 1863
Cali and examine &c Onion square.
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FRANCE.
Imperial Preparation.


Is Is rumored that the National Guard Will be
ceorganized at once
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A.-Lsdies' Faces EnamelIed; also the Pro.
paraton Tor ssewiih nsrucons by NJ LAUSS0S, No fo1
broadway
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Advice 30 Rheumatic Sufferers Gratis,
daily, at Dr. flTbBRS, 7H Broadway. cure positively
warranted or money returned
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Fer the Fine Appear suce THAT 80 Many Men
might be. difficult 10 account IN We not
know that they proocre u cir Hats OF KNOX ~ 22 roed
way wonderful wh AZ effect stylish, well made
Hal has In The decoration the human form divine. Knox
knows IT, the msorit Of mankind are beginning TO find
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PARIS, Oct. u, 1859.
The regular weekly statement OF the condition OF
the Bank OF France is made public to-day. BY the
exhibit 1t seems the amount OF bullion In hand is
8, 600, 900 francs greater than last week.
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Affidavit Made Tint Ninety,.iIye Out Of 800
or an taxing Or FITLFRS VEGETABLE ENEuhA.
TIC REMEDY ara permanently cured.
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Cure for Rupture.-Dr. Shermanss kppii.
aud Compound guarantee For pamphlets 81 photo
graphic OF before and after ouro with other
information mailed 10 any address receipt OF 10 cent
DDca 697
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At EverdeIps, 305 MISUNDERSTANDING and
Waiting Cards initiated Note Paper most stylish IN the
city and lowest prices
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A.-Thc MfssisQHOt Spring Water VIII
positively diseases of the kidneys and all Impurities Of
for pamphlets NJ depot j. r. HENRY, No. College
n
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ROME.

Tde Sword Of ST. Peter Shurpcned from
Canada.
RoME Oct. 81, 1869.
Ninety-six recruits for the Pspal army arrived
mere from Canada yesterday.
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Watches and Ieweiry Itepnred,
BY hrst class workmen. GEO O. ALLEN, ais Broadway,
one door below Canal street, and Liza Broadway, between
Twensr-sovsnsh aud Twenty ghth streets.
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Tive embellishments Wadding Serves Co
All diseases resting in the body tho outside
moves al injurious matter Cures incredibly QUICK, govt
and rheumatic pains in every form. To be bad every
spectacle drvg store and NJ the wholesale depot Broad
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Napoleon in Preparation for a French
Crisis.
Reception of the Duke of Edinburg
at Yokohama.
Loss Of the Steamship Sierra Nevada on tho
Pacific Coast.
andy Johnson's Senatorial Pros
poets Improving.
SPAIN.

The Cuban Movement Seen by the Cabi-
oet-Sailing of Troops for the Autilles-Rc-
publicans Executed,
MADRID, Oct. o. 1859.
1t IL reported that Captain General Do Rodas has
Informed the home government that the rebels IN
Cuba have all along had active relations with the
republican insurgents In Spain. and that arrange
ments have been made between them foc mutual
encouragement and assistance.
Rcinforcements for Cuba to the number OF 5000
men sailed yesterday for Havana. Additional troops
Will be sent early in November. The defeat or the
republicans here places large number Of men at
the disposal OF the government, which proposes to
take advantage OF the opportunity and act vigor-
ously for the complete suppression OF the rebellion
In Cuba.
All the republican leaders captured with arms In
their hands ana at the head OF armed bands are to
be shot. Some executions have already taken place.
The Duke OF Montpenser has tnterceded with the
Regent for the life oil the leader OF the attempted
revolt at Seville.
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ROME, Oct. n, 1860.
The ex-King and queen OF Naples have arrived in
this city.
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Ayers Cherry Pcctorat-tfe Worlds Great
remedy for colds. coughs and consumption.
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Rheumntic Sufferer Wastes His Honey
nimen. electricity external applications, preparations
0dide potsa colchcum, &C. which produce
but temporary relicf, while permanent 10 warranted
~ legal agreement In stated limited quantity of Dr. FIT
TIE's VEGETABLE RHEUMATIC REMEDY, amount
paid rsfundcd dess Ave per cent? Depot ~ Broadway.
Conmun atoms answered.
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Cris,ntoros UnrivaIilJ Hair Dye.--SOd
snd applied wiz and pJfscory No eAsor House.
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BucIssisin Shirts RDr bTnwors-EfeciUsi
cure ana preventive for Rheuma ftm, manufactured ~
HEALBY, 6ss Broadway, opposite Bond street
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spurrud'a Orfeu tai Cream, 81 so Per ros-
10 IS Bond street. lat Of 45y Broadway, and drusgs
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Plaid, Check y md striped Snits,
Gents, rvs, Youths and Chldrcn's.
BROkAW ltR0rHktS, opposite Cooper Institute
and 81 Lafayette place
Ltrgcff store OF tho kind 81 this city
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The committees IN closing their reportasay ICON
rary to the general apprehension the receipts OF the
jubilee were SUFFICIENT to pay all its expenses with
out calling upon the guarantee fund. The balance
remaining In the treasury is absolutely at the dis
posal OF the committee tosbe used for the reimburse
ment OF their own expenses, compensation for their
services or for any other purpose to which they may
please to appropriate It. They have UNANIMOUSLY
decided to add this amount TO the proceeds OF the
benefit concert given 10 Mr.. Gilmore, as their own
testimonial OF appreciation OF his genius aud treess
energy inauguraino OF the most brilliant and
successful entertainments OF modern times The
proceeds OF the concert amounted TO $3 A8 and the
balance in the treasury, s6,Ss2. making the total
testimonial placed In trust for Mr.. Gilmore and his
family f3Q.O2g
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Pecuniary statement Of the National Pence
Jubilee.

BUSTON OCT II, I8BV.
The Executive Committee OF the National Peace
Jubilee Association, having closed their accounts,
make the following statement OF the pecuniary
results OF that great enterprise
Total receipts from the sale or tickets,
of and all 9th fonn n-n
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Priin's Declaration of Monurchis,n.

MADRID Oct. 81, 1850.
IN the Cortes to-day General Prim, referring to
tue rumors current in regard to his political faith
declared that he was = monarchst. and as such
was opposed to The establishment OF . republic IN
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A.--ffats

and every OCCASION.
WARF0CK & on, Hatters,
bl9 Broadway.
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MADRID, Oct. 81, 1850.
A session OF the Cortes has been resumed.
resolution thanking the army for their Efforts In
Quelling the recent republican insurrection was
unanimously adopted yesterday.
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for
Gentlemen,
Boys and Youths,
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NATIONAL CAPITAL CONVENTION.

Removal of the National Capital RecoHn-
mended-lhe Diissssippi Valley tho Centre
of Populaii0n--The West tine seat Of Kim
pire--No Further improvements i'm WASH
ingtOn Needed.
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