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LONDON MONEY MARKEr.-LoNDoN, Oct. s-l:15
p M.-Consols closed at s3A for money and o3A a
p3k for the account American securities closed
quiet United states nve.twenty bonds, 1854 SAX;
ise6 old 81; 1857 So tenorties, 761 stocks quiet.
Erie, 2sk; Illinois Central %; Atlantic and Great
Western. 97k.
Sugar, $685. cd per cwt for No II Dutch standard.
Taiiow, 4es. Cd. AIS per cwt Lnseed Oil, f2s lSs.
per ton.
PETROLEUM MARxKr.-ASrwERp, Oct. Given.
Ing. Petroleum excited ana 1rm; standard white,
6sN francs,
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKRr.-LIvKRpoOL, Oct. -
las r. M,-The market closed duil middng up
lands l2ad; middling orleans, l2hd The sales
have been 5000 bales, including 1000 taken TOT
speculation and export.
HAvRs CorToN MARksr.-HAvRs, Got a-Evea-
ing Cotton on spot arm ~ l40k francs; a1oat nat.
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Houors 70 His Memory In WasLington-The
Closing of Public Omces--The Military and
Naval H0nors.
WASHINGTON, D. O., Oct Q. 1869.
The following orders have been Issued
DEPARTMENT OF STATE
WASHINGTON, Oct. ., 1869.
Pursuant to the order OF the President this depart
ment Will be closed on Monday, the llth Inst, as
Pierce. HAMILTON FISH.
In obedience to an order by the President. as q
mark OF respect to the memory OF ex-Presldcnt
Franklin Pierce deceased this department Will be
draped in mourning period Of thirty days. and Its
several bureaus offices and custom houses throughout
the United States will be closed on Monday the 18th
inst the day which the 0bseques OF the deceased
will be solemnlzed The public works under the
control OF this department will also be Suspended
and the nagS kept at half mast on that day.
J. +. HARTLEY,
Acting Secretary OF the Treasury.
GENERAL ORDERING. 90.
HEADQUARTERS or THE ARMY
ADjUrANr GENERALS OFFICE, !
WASHINGTON Oct. 0, 1907
In compliance with the instructions or the PreSt-
dent and the Secretary OF War, on the day alter the
receipt OF this order at each military post the troops
read to them alter which ali the aDors OF the day
will cease. inc national Dag VIII 16e displayed at
haista at dawn Of aay thirteen nt; guns red and
the rising and setting Of the sum- signal gum at the
close Of the day national salute OF thirty seven
the left arm and on their swords, and the colors OF
the several regiments will be put in mourning for
the perl0u OIL thirty days.
By command OF General SHERMAN.
j. O. KELToN, Assistant Adjutant General.
In pursuance of the order of the President. 1t il
hereby directed that twenty-0ne guns be fired at
intervals Of one minute each ut the several navy
yards and stations on the day OF the funeral where
day after Its receipt commencing at noon, and also
on board the liagsnips 10 each feet.
The nags OF the several navy yards. Notifications.
marine barracks and vessels In commission will De
placed at half-mast from sunrise TO sunset on the
day when the minute guns are fired. All officers Of
the navy and marine corps will wear the usual
badge OF mourning attached to tue sword hilt ana
on the left arm Tor twenty days
GEO. NJ. HOBESON, Secretary OF the Navy,
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A New Discovery,
= II ~ 1'N ~
vITALlA.
OR SALVATION FOR THE HAIR.

slIALlAs
OR SALVATION FOR THE HAIR.
For restoring TO gray hair Ito orsIna, color.
PHALoN's vITALIA differs utterly from all uyss,'
scoorers" and 'rosorsrs' u /. on totally
daersu. principle 1t mpd tagrau. perfectly snno.
euous. preciptsass muddy aoccusr. natter requires
shaking up snd to The skin No
paper curtain conceal Its ,arod appearance
for the simple tia, # is not urbid. Is. 70 IN
,assn,s and purposes, discover, toss, choua.s,
PHALoN's vrrALIA
possesses following properties which guaranteed
restores to gray hair 1t. OIL snal eoot in from ,Arss =
ten days.
II has no nliay sediment of sulphur or sn,shine else
Il as clear as Cro.on wa,es and as harm,ea.
II docs stain the skin.
II will notsol the linen
It does no, contain any nitrate Of silver
II In no way resembles socsled "Nos Dyer srsiclsa
It has athy sediment TO hide by paper cover
II lis mpld water, pure and wholesome ~ The air.
It preclpitaes muddy fl;h
II is guaranteed to be infaiible
Phaons "vialia'' warranted effect change IN Inc
color of the hair within ten days after the nrs application
The directions being carefully observed.
Phaons vitaiss clear and has no sediment.
II your druggist has not "via" on hand wYite enclosing
ST. ana we viii forward II Immediately.
rHALoN SON, s7 Broadway, New York.
IS, Hicholas Ho,s)
Price 81 per box containing bottles Sold by all drug
ojat
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More Troops for tho Seat Of War activity of
- the Spanish War Vessels.
HAVANA, Oct. o, 1869.
Another, detachment left Havana to-day for the
seat OF war.
coating Steam. RS and Spanish men-of-war are
actively engaged IN G.. riising along the coast.
ia one wear to-day a nee the instruction broke
out In Yara
La Vos de cuoo to-day publ mes without com
ment, the proclamation Of Queen ", 'ot'a usc'arns
the Confederates Of America belligerenAS'
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cAIMs IN CoNNEcIIcur.
Returned Californian Robbed and MUIR
dered.
from the Hartford Times. Oct. 81

from the Hartford Times, Oct. 81
Yesterday the body OF James Bowling was dshed
out OF the SILK MIL pond near the arched bridge In
Vernon, and he was found to have been murdered.
He had been missed since Monday night. On the
into the SKULL which evidently Killed him. his lungs
not being inflated. which shows that he was dead
when thrown into the water. bowling was abou,
forty years old and had lately returned from Call.
fornla with $500 or $500 In gold and some green.
backs, all OF which he freely exhibited and was on
OF companions. His pockets when found contained
only one dollar aud dfty cents. lilo leaves wife
aud sister, for whom house was In process o! con.
cstrutlon Ia Vernon.
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SPAIN.

French Reports from Misunderstanding In the
Provinces-Alarm in the Capital.
PARIS, Oct. g. 1859.
SPAN Is In very unsettled condition. The repub-
licans are making strong resistance in various
parts OF the country.
Madrid is tranquil, but The police authorities have
advised the Inhabitants of the city TO themselves
and their servants order to defend their houses In
case Of a riot.
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DISASTER ON the LAKES.

Cnpsixfng Of tho Kate Bu,ly-Four Lives
Lost.
MILWAUKEE, Oct. o. 1899.
Intelligence from the eastern shore reports the
Canadian vessel Kate Bully water logged and cap
sized. The captain and and first mate, Kennedy
AMI Ed. Corbet ana Merritt Bailey were lost the
balance Of the crow were picked up by the Black
Hawk and saved
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FIRE At GaEehpo!NT.

At eleven O'Clock last night Q fire broke out In
the stable Of B. Hydron. corner OF Franklin and
Greene streets, Greenpoint. and the entire
establishment was destroyed, but all the
horses were saved, with one exception. The danes
also spread TO two frame dwellings, adjoining, and
the occupants were compelled to evacuate them
precpitanlly. The entire loss will exceed
So 600; but the flames would indicate to persons at
distance an extensive COMMUNICATION.
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BE Beautiful.-If You Desire Beauty Yos
should use HA9AN'S MAGNOLIA BALM. II gives 4 sofk
refined texture TO the Complexion Rough
O. peary bloom TO The psinest features the bas
girl into the fashionable city belle In the OF the Mao
noa Balm lies the true secret OF beauty No iady need
complain of her complexion who viii invest rs hl
delightful article. Sold al II Park row, New YORK.
LYONS KATHAIRON 10 tho best Hair Dressing
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THE HORNET AND The L.L.Axs

Condition OF the Hornet at WiIuningtoV-
Her Coal Taken Ont.
WILMINGTON, N. g., Oct. Q, 1860.
the coal was removed from the steamer Cuba
to-day. She had but ten tons ON board barely
enough to steam eight hours, which Ii evidence
that she came In IN distress.
rum0r tnat several Spanish gunbOats arc out
side this port waiting for the Cuba. created con-
siderable excitement nere but proves to Uc without
foundation.
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THE POaTCHgsTeH AND aDGssEL0 RAILROAD.

Last Thursday the directors OF the Portchester and
Ridgeneid Railroad held meeting at Long Ridge,
Conn.,, when the report OF the engineer, together
with hts pro1es and maps OF the proposed road
wero accepted ana approved. According to the
surveys, the road Will be twenty three miles long
and It's greatest variation from direct line VIII not
exceed half mlle The present estimates are less
by $40, 900 than tie sum indicated by the preliminary
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ILLNESS Of ADMIRAL fARRAGuT.

CHICAGO, Oct. o. 1860.
Admiral Farragut has been In this city several
days lying dangerously III at the Sherman House.
he took cold during an excursion on the lake,
which has resulted In congesttve chtlls and grave
apprehensions are felt for his recovery.
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The Safe Departure Of the Lillian With Her
Expcditi0nary Force.
NEW ORLEANS Oct. o. 1862
THIS evenings Times says-"We learn on un.
doubted authority that the steamship Lillian arrived
Cedar Keys In time took board her freight ana
passengers and sailed without being m0csted. Par
ties In search or her came too late
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The Jo,e9,nl Orctet has the following news:-
very formidable riot broke out among the miners
employed by the Compagnie du Chemn de Fer
d,Orleans In the department OF Aveyron on Thurs.
day last The rioters attempted TO drown the chief
engineer Of the company In neighborlng river put
troops under his command. The Vice Project and
several other persons were wounded In this melee.
During the night OF the It'll the miners fired the
General storehcuses and other bulldlnge oil the
bany In that neghDorhood, and by the next morning
the riot had assumed alarming proportions.
on the morning ef the 9Th the miners In large force
attacked the FORCES OF the company but the militia
~, which had meanwhile arrived on the ground,
6harped upon them aud at the same time used their
6rearms. Ten OF the rioters were killed outright and
mary others wounded.
The mob then dispersed. Measures have been
taken by the authorities to guard against any new
hutbrAak.
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FRANCE.

Epglish Opinion Of the Political Condition.
Tie Past and Present.
LONDON, Oct Q, 1869.
The London Times to-day has an editorial on the
state OF affairs in France. The writer says
The selfrestraint and f0rbearance OF VI. Keratry
and his colleagues at this uncure Is an evidence Of
the fitness OF France to control her own destinies and
we have little doubt they will reap the benefit OF
their modera ton. Under the old empire immense
fields were open to those VINO Would WORK much and
risk little. There was always chance for good men
and true to stand their ground frmy, though tenn.
perately. Had 1t been otherwise we should not be
Is far as we have got and should scarcely have
heard the July message. What the opposition
wanted was union. method and patience.
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Railroad DISTINCTIONS and Death.
WALLS, Oct Q, 1889.
The insurgents In this neighborhood placed OBJ.
structions on the track OF the Andalusian Railway
which caused train Of filled with troops TO run
on the track -Four of the troops were killed and
many wounded.
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REAL ESTATE MATTERS.

sale OF lots on account Of the Dale Manufactur.
ing Company took place yesterday at Paterson, N.
j.. on the premises, the railroad depot at half
past one r. N. The attendance was very good
though not IS large as usual when free passes were
furnished. No excursion tickets were issued or
refreshments prepared, Mr. Blocker, the auctioneer
having dissuaded the company from extending an
invitation to lunch eaters OF bouh sexes. The follow
ing are the particulars OF the sales
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RUSSIA.


Exhibition-His Reply to the Czar's Iuvi-
tati0n.
ST.. PETERSBURG, Oct o. 1891
BY French Atlantic Gable.
General Fleuyy, who has arrived In the Russian
capital as Ambassador OF France just commissioned
TO this court brought with him, and has presented
20 the Emperor. Napoeons reply to the invitation OF
the Cxar requesting him 10 attend the National
Exhibition which Is to be held here during the next
gear.
The Emperor OF France accepts the invitation and
promises to be present. provided that the condition
OF his health at the moment aud the state OF politics
In Europe generally permit him.
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THE INDIANS.

Reopenlng Of HostiIities in Idah0-NIOre Troops
TO be Sent There-The EVIL Effects Of Treats
and Treaties.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 0, 1859.
According to dispatches received to-day at the
Indian Bureau lt appears that Indian hostilities
have broken out in earnest In the Territory Of Idaho
1t Is the Old story repeated. Certain white traders
are accused Of giving the Indians whiskey, upon
which they got drunk. and while 10 thus condition,
1t IS alleged, the whites cheated them IN trade The
result Is threatened war, In which the Sioux and
Ogallaah Indians propose to combine against tho
whites The Secretary OF the Interior IN view OF all
the facts. has requested the Secretary OF War TO
send troops into Idaho TO protect the settlers and
punish the savaees,
General Duncan's Campaign-A Delegation Of
Arapah0es Seeking a Quadrapie Aliia nee
for Protection Against the Sioux and
Cheyenncs.
CHICAGO Oct. Q, 1862
The latest reports from General Duncan. on the
Republican river confirm the previous reports Of
his success against the Indians. The quantity OF
valuable material captured Is much greater than at
first reported. General Augur arrived at Cheyenne
from Fort Tetterman on the 18th inst lie is accom-.
panied by 1--WE OF the most influential chiefs OF the
Northern Arapahoes, who have come to consult
Governor Campbell In reference TO a meeting OF the
Snakes, Shoshones and other friendly tribes, with
whom they desire treaty to protect themselves
against the Southern Sioux and Cheyennes. The lat
ter are very hostile and threaten the Arapahoes
The Troubles In Observation-Disclosures from Ltcu-
tenant Woods0n and Captain Poole.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 0, 1899.
Governor Burbank. OF Dacotah. er oCicio Superin-
tendent OF Indian Affairs for that Territory, has for
warded to the Bureau of Indian Affairs copies OF
letters from First Lieutenant Woodson, Of the Com
missary, and Captain D. G. Poole. Indian Agent at
the milestone Agency in that Territory with refer.
ence to the present and anticipated troubles among
the Indians there and asking that troops be sta
toned there. Lieutenant woodson reports that the
subsistence stores at the agency are In great state
OF insecurity. The recent disturbances among the
Indians occasoned by the introduction or whiskey,
has resulted in the destruction OF public property.
disposition Is manifested their part to kill the
beef cattle sent there for their use Frequent
instances have occurred already. A request is made
for sufficient Duuiber of troops to insure the neces.
sary safety to the pubic property and the lives Of
the employees.
Captain Poole reports that the Ogalallah's and
Brules under hts charge are smartlng under their
| defeat by General Carr and his Pawnee scouts In
July last and are being constantly melted by less
friendly Indians, with whom they are IN daily com.
muncation, revenge the death OF their comrades
| They have organized war party against the Paw.
nees and have visited near their reservation and
taken some scalps. The Pawnees In return lately
visited the milestone agency and stole number OIL
hOrees
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guarly with BhRRYS TRICOPHEROUS acquires a soft
meas us,re thickness vgor Gesbiy that IS truly won.
derfuL Principal Office, 674 Pearl street.
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Old Indian Fighters to Take tho Field In
Arizona.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct, 8. 1s8o
Late Arizona advices have been received Cover
nor Stafford has offered General Thomas 800 volun-
tecrs all OF whom are old Indian ngnters for six
months campaign the government to furnish them
with rattOue aud ammunition.
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A.-The Err Is Out This MOruing, With tho
latest and the commencement OF thrilling enti
tod "Donved the Dane" all for cents Ollce OF publ.
cation, No. Spruce street. room No.
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Bucl<slin Shirts md Drawers-Efecfunl
preventive for Rheumatism mannactur " BY n
HEALEY, 663 Broadway, opposite Bond street.
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Match Beyond Conparison-Tbe New
York Match Companys Parior Match. IS per
No purk pla
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A.-Fnll Has Been Inaugurated at Espen.
scheifs by tho production Of Hat which II the
genius Of the had presided design
facnre demand which ali tue OF the esabsh.
ment barely keep with tells the of s popularity
n. ESPENsCHEID. lis Nassau 'atreaL
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Fine Watches aud Jeweiry Repaired
the manner class workmen. GEO c. ALLRN.
els Broadway doos below Canal street. aud s Broad
way between Twenty seventh and Twenty eighth lrects
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A.-Ladies' Faces Eaameiicd; also the Pre-
paraton for sae,wth Instructions, by NJ LAUSS0N No. 100
BroadNay.
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A.-Kaldenberg's Ncerschamn,s, Factory No.,
John street. % Wall street and II Nassau street, corns
John street. Repairing boiling, &c.
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The statement received here yesterday from Bor-
dsaux of the death OF Baron Haussmann in that CITY,
though generally credited, is now autLoritanvely
denied.
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..rw YORK.

fossor Heur, wa,d,s ss,,-.,dc Collection
Loss $4,000. ,sao
ROCHESTER,, Oc>
This evening two large frame buildings I'd In ''"'
OF the University OF Rochester containing the Iab
ratory, workshops and the private mineralogical,
geological and other cabinets OF Professor Henry
Ward. and his plaster casts, moulds and models.
were DESTROYED by fire. Most II not all. OF the Zoo
me mlnetal0g!cal cabinet was burned. The vane
OF tne whole Is estimated at about 00o Inc
Insurance u between S35, 600 and $4,000 The large
saio In tho University The fre has destroyea the
iaDOr OF years and articles that cannot be replaced
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Lite Insurance. An Experienced Live Agones
for the State of Pennsylvania terms liberal Address ~
Her on
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A..Rest0rcr America IS tue only
PURE AND LIMPlD RESTORATIVE ever presented 70
this community. Sold 10 large bottles, 81 each. single
bottle 10 restore The original color Of the hair
sold Macy Thirteenth and Fourteenth and
Sixth depot. Prepared by DR. ]. j. O'BRIEN, IA
Last Thirtieth street. =
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Later News

PARIS Oct. e-P. NJ.
The republican insurrecton In Spain continues to
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Fighting al Some Points nMd Surrender at
Others.
MADRID Oct o. 1869.
Nineteen huadred insurgents to-day surrendered
20 General BaldricS. The General refused to pardon
those who have committed assasslnatons
Intelligence from Granada Is to the effect that the
volunteers In that section have refused to disarm,
and have escaped to the open country.
A body OF volunteers In Saragossa fired on the
troops stationed there and sharp eight ensued.
The disturbance was finally queed. but not until
much blood had been shed.
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COuraud,s Oriental Cream, 81 80 Per Bot
tie Is Bond street. late OF s33 BroadwaY and cruggss
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Bnron Haussmann Not Dead,

Father Hyacinthe has gone to the United States
where he VIII remain two months or SO.
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John w. AFFORD,
Plumber and 6asner,
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Serious Riot by Miners-Aiilitary Action aud
Fatal Results.
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HONOR OF ENaLIsHMEN.
Soc "The Spirit Of the Timls." October ..
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| Used in tho Military Hospitals If Epancn
| end aermany-HoFF'S MALT ExTRAQT
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: fhe Swiss Manufacturing Company. 10
foureenth street Union square, importers and dealers
In SWISS Carved Goods
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NfissisduOi Spriug Water,-This b the Orb
gna and only Spring wster which has wrought many
markaee cu,ss In cassA OF Cancer Diseases the Kdnsya
scrofulA Cutsneous Affections, and ell Impurities al Ire
blood and by its great carStvs propssss
from the many limitations that attempted be pau-
"a upcr the public POSSESSING attributes Almost equal
wa wAsers OF the aisslsquo For sale ~ druggists.
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EN1LI5H PRHsS

MIR. Gearss wilkes on the
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Ex-PRESiDENT PIERCE.

Houors 20 His Memcry In Washingt0n--The
Closing of Public Onices-The Military and
Naval HOnOrs.
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Father Hyasiu,he Embarked FOR the United
States.
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tst Nicholas Hotei.)
Price 81 per box, containing bottles Sold all drug