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,NEw2YOKK DAILY TRIBUNE. THURSDAY SEPTEMBER ~ 1869

his abilities than the present one An attempt was
lately made to raise the nsurgent standard in the
Vueta Abao region but it proved failure. Several
Cubans in that section are presenting themselves to
the Spanish authorities for pardon.
REPORTS FROM LAS TUNAs-A MASSACRE OF
THE SPANIARDs.
KEY WEST, Fla, Sept 29.-Advices from Nassau,
n. p, have been received. Five Cubans arrived
there on the 22d from Gen. Quesad".'S " "am Zen
Vuesaaa S"ns " .nem $4,000 to be expended for
arms for the Cuban army. The attack on Las Tunas
was victory for the Cubans All OF the Spaniards
who could not get into the stronghold were taken
prisoners and killed Fifteen Spanish officers were
taken prisoners and Immediately shot. Thousands
of Camaguayans were around Puerto Principe with
out arms. The patriots were in good spirits I'm
portant dispatches have been received here for the
Cuban Junta in New-York.
GEN. sICKLEs'S NOTE.
MADRID Sept. GIT is reported here in official
circles to-day that the recent note of Mr. Sckes the
American Minister, has been withdrawn.
SPAIN UNFOLDING.
LONDON, Sept. 29.-1he Times Paris correspondent
asserts that there is but little hope of compromise
between Spain and the Cubans. The sentiments of
both parties are heard here. The Spanish Govern
ment says in so many words: clay down your
arms and send deputies to the Cortes. If you will
be as Canada, we are willing; if you desire inde-
pendence, we don't say No. The matter may be
arranged, but disarm. SPANS motto is: Nothing
by oOmpulsiOn."
LETTER FROM CUBAN OFFICER.
From q letter OF q distinguished Cuban,
dated Barre Aug. 81 We extract the following: puerto
Principe hard pressed Our soldiers entered the town
last week. The Spaniards Immediately into the
churches and their quarters But this not the time
to fight them We STAYED awhile and then retired We
shall fight them In earnest short time ago Gen.
Modesto Diaz arrived, charged with executing i'm
portant commission Marmol is Cuba, fighting the
Spaniards upon every side.
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TURKEY AND EGYPT.
A SATISFACTORY MEDIATION.

CossTASTISoPLg, Wednesday, Sept. 49, 1869.
The mediation of the great Powers Of Europe IN
the matters at issue between Turkey and Egypt has
been satisfactory. None of the points presented
cave one, offered any difficulty
THE GRAND vIzIER's REJoINDER.
The Lerant Herald of Sept. says: The
Publication Of the text Of the Grand yzes Teonder 70
bed 10 state with exactness than In our last the
conditions which it categorically imposed upon HIS
Fynta army sha be reduced 10 the limits fixed by the
rman Of 1906 and that the uniform OF tae Troops snail
2 That the ordered IN Europe or
which have already Seen and vessels of VAR
Shall be sold or be ceded to the Porte at
sbsi Ice submitted early for the approval Of the
sultan That DO negotiations whatever shall be carried
tbroc the Embassadors OF the Porte That the Khe-
dive shall contract further loan without special mr.
COMPLETE application aud execution In Egypt; and
That Hghness shall reduce the taxes TO the ngaTe az
Of tni. tImdt,a, with urgent advice 10 accept then
teegraRhed 10 The Vieerqy by ~, NJ a Bfure o
tie document, and 1t was reported during tne
had ,epi piled accepting the whole and Announcing
HE cdy coming 70 complete ID person his peace at Dol
a. hsen 40 He takes objection 10 conditions
re.pecng the Budgets and foreign loans considering
that ey trench bis rights OF independent admnistra
ton and postpones his visit accordingly I'll these points
be settled II remains TO be seen whether tne totte VIII
yd ar stand nrm what for Egypt ITSELF the Two
most Important OF the conditions imposed II the VICE
allowed evade these, u lnhLeIs niue Whetht
oynsIv accents the others not, for with practi-
y iintees command Of money, his power for nischcf
will remain just what II was "heh nc last "en' W Luz
rope" .-... .1,,o, NO
gICEGEGAL INVITATION TO GERMAN SCHOLARS
AND ARTISTS.
Tw.ntv five North German scholars and artists
NJ d.tnction ave been invited by the Yceroy OF Egypt
20 he present at the opening o. the suez Canal They are
fo Drdceed 10 Paris aud from thence they VIII travel 10
F0yut with other guests at the expense OF the tcerOy
sThe prOfs MOmmsen Dove, Drake aud Richter nave re-
reiyed invitations. Dr. Petermann OF Golha mas also
been invited.
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THE STATE or TRADE.

Sept 29C0,ton 10 good demand GeaeTs aud
closed quiet sales 2OO bales hddng 23d2c receipts La
bales
NEwORLE,s Sept Cotton active and lowers Mdling. 25io
625 bales receipts $50 bales Oats. 58G59c Cors
quiet; Fair 4Idl54c Prime. 6td5c Other articles unchanged
Gold 1887 MISUNDERSTANDING l4 SeyYork sight Ia discount
CHARLKros Sept 29Coton dul aud nominal ses ZW oae,i
Mdlngs nominay Isl dl6c Receipts 9i bales; exports, coast
wise 326 bales
WuNSGroS Sept 29-Spits Turpentne steady 40c ROSA
6un ella So Co. Crude rur eune 81 5d % So Cotton
25,e for Low Mddngs 26c for Mddngsi there downward
ATgr.rl Sept 29-Cotton opened with fair demand and closed
dali and 81 bales receipts $50 baes Mddogs nominal,
No. q, -.
SAvASylH 29CottOn In good dmand receipts 2OV baes
exports sales, coo hsles Mddngs, 254e -.
ToLgDO Sept 29Flou dnll Wheat easier; No. Red 81 20
No Red declining; No l. $50. No. e. BIC Osls al
vsncns; 10 $50 No 4jc Recepts-45Oo bes Flour oSt9
bnsb Wheat bush $500 bush LOO BASH RE ~
neuts-5OO bba Flour 900 bush Wheat $500 bash Corn s
bu.h
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THE NEW DOMINION.

PORT DOVER, Ont, Sept. 29.-Prince Arthur
and party dned Simcoe yesterday An elegant ropast
was furnished by the county officers The Princes party
consisting OF sixty persons left Smcoo and reached Do
at IL o'clock where they embarked for Long Point
They had warm reception at Dover and the town was
finely decorated.
MARINE NEWS
HALIFAX, Sept. 29.-H. NJ. s. AlbatToss has
arrived here with yellow fever board she had two
deaths at Bermuda doctor his passage TO Hal
flax.
QUEBEC, Ont, Sept. 29-Capt. Armstrong, of
sore has arrived at Gaspe select the landing place for
the Canadian and European Atlantic Telegraph.
EN-MINISTER ROSE.
MONTREAL, Ont Sept. ga farewell dinner
was given 10 the Hon. John Rose ST. Lawrence Hall
last night. IL was very successful affair." and at
tended by gentlemen Of all political shades. Mr. Dart
the American Consul, was present and made speech
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Srw.UAMpsuIRE STATE FAIR.

MANCHESTER, n. H., Sept. 29.-The State
Fair now in progress is one of the most attractive ever
held In Hampshire. Among the marked features In
the PROCESSION to-day team OF II yokes OF oxen
from harrington drawing handsomely decorated rural
cottage on wheels. IL bore among lis notices the
ySords Success 10 Agriculture" The ornaments were
profuse and consisted OF flags flowers, evergreens,
and fruits. Next came the Manchester team OF
~ "a nars The Bedford team consisted OF 50 yokes
The Manchester vehicle was decorated with trees now
rs and the products OF farmer and carried happy
company OF children beside. The procession was half
mile long Addresses made by Gov. stearns ex-
Gov Hartman, President Smyth OF Dartmouth CoIese
and Others The attendance was very large.
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TIE ERIE RAILWAY COMPANY AND THE UNION
BANK

The complaint in the suit against the Union
Rank brought by the Erie Railway sets forth that the
Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railway is an important con
Meeting link OF the Erie Railway with the West, and the
latter for the purpose OF successfully carrying on their
business purchased and now own $4,000 shares peng
majority OF stock OF Cleveland and Pittsburgh Rail
road Company That they likewise own 1890 shares OF
the Toledo Wabash and Western Railroad Company.
That the Erie Company through Its ageDts At various
times borrowed money OF the defendants depositng
with them as coaterals tho aboyenamed stocks IN a
,erent nroporons according the amount loaned but
mat sad stocks are value greatly In excess OF the
amount loaned That defendants, without having maue
IN sel the stocks az per the plaintiffs account Inc PLAIN
IFS that such SALE permitted would ead 10
areat depreciation In price, and involve serou1 lobs
and asked that defendants be enlOned from dsPoshs on
the stocks without their (plsns consent and that an
case the sale OF them has already been mace PatIno
have liberty to redeem them upon payment OF the loans
made thereon.
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FIRES.

CHICAGO, His, Sept. ga fire occurred
this afternoon on Archer.aye and Twenty hrd-st
which destroyed number OF frame buildings The loss
ia $50 600 on which there II but little insurance
FALL RIVER, Sept. 29.-The Dighton rolling
mill and nall factory at South Dighton was entrey de-
stroyed by fire about o'clock this morning The prop
PnILApELPHIA, Sep. 29.-The New-Jerusalcm,
Church on Cherry-s below Twenty third was damaged
v fire This morning The Church Of United Brethren III the
ventieh Ward was also damaged by another fire. which
burned a cabinet shop aud damaged two dwellings.
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curing which the Rey DR. Moore said that ~ n ,va.
70 inc inenbers OF the Diocese outside OF KiuGs out
Vhe BlshOp would be provided with bause In ass ,.y
tnieo months The report of the Committee was A.
adopted unanimously, aud "a Committee OF II isvr,oI,
was appointed 10 raise the necessary funds
DR. basn,,, ' TIA" atto.tien br Tie ia,yrnribn
70 the fact that there we're two Episcopal Conven
lions sitting In the state At present viz that OF the Do
cese Gt New York and Of the any Diocese. He offered
some appropriate Resolutions OF 10 the Two CON
Ventl0ns from THIS The youngest dOcUes III tne state
which were unarDnousy carried, and cGnsautee was
appointed transmit them 10 the respective
Several gentlemen then gave notice OF amendments -
the constitution and the cahons adopted at the primary
convention last November. which they intended TO pro
sent today Bishop Ltejohn extended invitation to
the delegates 10 call upon him during the evening at the
residence Of Mr. c. f. Masters, after which the
uon adjourned until o'clock this morning.
THE Y. NJ c. A. STATE CONVENTION OF NEW
JERSEY.
The third annual Convention OF the Young
Mems Christian Association of New-Jersey opened yes
erdayin the First Presbyterian Church I'm Jersey City
n the Convention preceded by prayer meeting led
~ Mr. A. w. Lewis Of the Jersey City Association The
convention organized by the election OF c. C. Lathrop Of
Newark as President and of Messrs c. A. Hopkins OF
Jersey City. and W. II. Beden OF Whippany Score
ares Reports received from the several organiz
ions throughout the State, and these showed thc1
be for she most part prosperous condition. and Ell
lent in accomplishing the good work they have on hand
session consumed ia hearing thoss
Ors and at O'Clock the Convent adjourned TO meot
his morning at the Methodist church in Montgomery
BarrOw-s The delegates spent the evening in the
discussion OF questions connected with the welfare VI
heir organization Many interesting speeches were
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OCT-DOOG SPORTS.
BASEBALL.

BASEBALL.
AILANIlCS VS.. HAYMAKERS-ThS BROOKLYN
CLUB DEFEATED. -.
The home-and-home game between the At.
lancs Of Brooklyn the nions Of Troy DIETER krbwn
as the Haymakers) took place yesterday at the Capt.
tone grounds There about 5000 spectators pres
ent who appauded both Clubs for each good play made
In the opening the fielding OF both mines was loose owing
10 nervousness AS the game progressed the players be-
came steadier The lead given the Atlantcs In the first
three innings 1t did not seem probable would be
come but was, nevertheless, and the last five innings
became intensely exciting. But do what the Atlantcs
could they never got over the visitors after the fourth
inning play and they closed the three
behind, and for the first time since the Clubs met,
which has been regularly for five years. gave ball to
the Ir0aDs. IL desperate toward the close,
and the vicors deserve great credit for their play
Throughout the game Bearman played WELL and Flynn,
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CUBA.

SIAVANA OPINION OF GIN. sICKLLs-AIIEhfr
Ar OUTBREAK IN THE YUELTA ABAJO'
I HAVANA Sept 29.-Gen. Dc La Tore arrived here
so.niObt. He gives fattering account Of the pro-
sress Of the spaniards in suppresSing the nsurec-
6on in the Eastern Department The Havana Jour
mails, in discussing the recent note Of Cen sickos
1Inlcd States Minister TO Spain express the w'oh
Chat he might occupy some post better adapted u
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rvrpopn1yARy BoLD ROBBERY

MEANWHILE, Pa, Sept. 20; = The hardware ire
store Of j. d. GIN CO. entered by burglars on a .ms
rO,ng NJ the 10Th inst The safe was Dowh open anu
hn s5,0 oOO In bonds OF the Chenango ana hnognny
Torosd Nos o. 9 49, oO lt6 49, ~ ISL ,S Sao anu ~
49, p stock OF the Bear Creek Iailroad t9Vo III soon
~ Morcer Mining and Manufacturing Company, "n'
stolen All tho above stock and bonds were award Of
~ for the arrest aud conviction OF inc DuiS9'
W. s,oo far The return Of the stock aud bonds
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LABOR MOVEMENTS.

The iourneymen tailors of this city will aid
the worcester taiors, who are on strike.
Mr.. Connolly of the London Stone Masons
Union visited several trades union meetings last evening"
and was very warmly received Mr. Connolly VIII remain
I'm this country until the lat OF July, and during ms so
ourn will visit the principal cities OF the last anu
South He brings with him letters OF recommendation
from the Mayor Of London the editor OF Inc LONDON
TfisordDh, and others.
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luton must have been passed under msaprehension,
and ces authorities at some length to show that the
QuarshR authorities have not only an intimatiOn OF
the supreme Court of the United States that the laws
direct iey are acting are valid but nave ln
- 80 pavn OF Congress for their execution, anu
protest viii ~ OF little avail
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EXPLOSION IN A WELL.

John Murphy and another laborer were ter FIJI
bv injured Yesterday morning by an explosion IN Wen
al south Orange. They had encavated some t"eh'y
and were inserting charge OF powder IN roca "non
@ ~ their tools struck they were about 70 se
causing a premature explosion, by which murphys legs
we're nanaled horribly and his body badly burned ho
othar labdrer was crushed by large hasmeh'o io'
and seycrely If not fatally, Injured
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ppoRARIE DtrEI BETWEEN AN EX- POLICEMAN
AND DRAMATIC CRITIC.

A duel was initiated last evening between
s.mreI wilson ian e1.pollceman) and Mr.. Butler OF
W,It,,, Shirt Of The Times Butler and Wilson had some
a,ecultv on railroad train, and Butler struck wilson
in the face whereuPon Wilson had Butler arrested as
nt M inrisdicton he was discharged Before leaving
no room The belhgerents exchanged cards The
details OF the affair are not known.
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HEALTH OFFICERS FEES.

Henry w. johnson, by direction OF Health
oocor swnburno has written letter to the Secretary
~ tho Shin owners Association with reference to roso'
ron passed by that Association recommending That an
f hereafter ckacted by the Quarantine authQues DO
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l.t a. 81 9Th 5th. 9th It'll stb Total
N NsT,. losi ........... Is
NOTES.

To-day the Star and Oriental Clubs will play
at the Union Grounds On Friday the IIaymakers meet
the Eckfords and Saturday the Mutuals and Stars
play homeland home game both the latter games
taking place AT the Union AT fremont the Athletes and
Union Clubs play to-day.
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FRANCE.
THE LATE MURDER.

PARIS, Wednesday, Sept 20. 1860
Two accomplices in the recent murder of the Tropp
mann family have been arrested.
The PRINCE OF WALES.
The Prince and Princess of Wales arrived here to-
day. They were received by the Emperor.
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BUFFALO, n. Y, Sept 29.-The volunteer
concert I'm aid OF tho Ayondae widows and orphans last
night AT S. James Hall In this city, decided sue
cess The best professional and amateur talent OF The
cty partcIpated The Beethoven Musical society, undG
direction OF Prof roscurh contributed vastly to the
success as also did Sgnor Nuno OF the Buffalo Conherr
tor az Music who acted director OF the vocal per
formiaDce The receipts will probably reach 5000.
BUFFALO, n. Y, Sept. 29-The receipts IL
this city thus far, in aid Of the Ayondale widows ahC
orphans, foot up q, 535 49,
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KEYSTONE VS.. MARYLAND.

BALTIMORE, Sept pa game of baseball
was played this afternoon between the Keystone OF
Philadelphia and the Maryland OF this city. Neither
club In full strength the Keystone playing only
the Maryands three OF their regular Mines Inc
game called before the completion Of the ninth In.
ming on account Of the darkness. The Maryland had
scored u runs. with out on the ninth inning
when the game called The following Is the score;
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SCRANTON COAL sALEs-DECLTNE IN PRICES.
The second auction coal sale of the season Was

attended yesterday by crowd Of leading dealers at the
salesroom Of the Delaware, Lacklwanna and Western
Railroad Company. Ninety thousand tuns were disposed
of-grate, lump and steamboat coal selling rapidly,
although stove and chestnut coal did not find ready
buyers. Tho following table shows the decline In prices
sal e II fOur ebs
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Total..""...27 10 1918 To
lat "a 81 sth sth. 9th 7tb. 9Th 9th. Total
!aLtLc. ......2 / D y ~ :

UpeM Hatfield Of the Mutual Club Time Of Game-2 hour.
Ply CatchesPearce Smith Ferguson 3 Cane PIKE
Mcdonald l. total H. Flynn Craver King Bel Be1rDnh
H. Foul Bound Catche-Smith Zelein J. Crayer base
Play-Put out by Start g. Crane Assisted by Peae smith
Crane Put ont by McAe TO- Fisher Crsyer l. Assisted y NC
Powers :, Caver J. King L. Bell l. BeaTman Double
PayCne and Start Pesres Gran. and start out on Fouls
Aancs Haymakers II. Len after Clean itsSat smith
Ferguson l. Pike q total MoAtee l. NJ King Bell 81 total
Pm lnt-- z hH Re
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MISSISSIPPI REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.

JACKSON, Miss, Sept. 29.-The Republican
Convention met to-day. There large attendance
all but two counties the State represented j. L.
Morris Of Warren made permanent President +. II.
Little permanent Secretary. Gen. Alcorn was nOmn-
aed for Governor by to-" IA o. i0Uoio FOR Lieu
tenant Governor Jaies ~ hch oOIeul secretary OF
eiats flrther nominations Will DO made tO-mOtt0~.
The grand barbecue will of tomorrow. Prepare
tiOns Tor several thousand persons are beng made
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THE TURF.

LONDON, Sept 29.-To-day was the second
OF the Newmarket October Meeting. The Triennia Pro
duce Stakes was won by Sir r. W. Bukeley's b. I. Mar
tinidue, beating Mr.. Bowes's b. TOsOn dor, second,
and Mr. r. suttons b. Islam, third Five started The
betting was five against Martinique, SIX 10 one
against TosOn Or and three 10 against Islam. The
81 Ieger Stakes was by Midsummer. beating the
Count de Iagranges BOuogne, second. and Count Bar
thyapy's Typhon third. The betting was three to one
against Midsummer, to one against BoulogLe ana
two TO one against Tphon Seven started The Granny
stakes was won by Lord FalmOuths br. by Young
Melbourne out OF Swallow, heating Lord Stamfords colt
by Citadel second. and Mr. O. Eiltons Bruce, third
Five started The betting was even on Lord FalmOutfs
hlly, even Lord Stamford's colt, aud TWO 10 QUO
against HrucN.
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TRoTTING AT MYSTIC FAIR.

BOSTON, Sept 29.-The second days trOttlng
at the National Fair at Mystic Park drew alargo crowd
OF spectators from all parts OF the country There were
was won I'm three straight heats by Nodnes Eastern
Queen OF Brooklyn the Hartford stallion, Thomas Jener
son beug second The second race for $50 hOises
ana ten Of an entry of fourteen started The first heat
was by McKees gray geding surprise III 25t tho
second 10y the horse In 229i and the tht Dy NC
Clcau owned by Mr Worcester Of Boston, In GJot Inc
race was then postponed until tomorrow morning III
CONSEQUENCE Of darkness coming on.
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FRANCE.
THIRTY VESSELS BURNED.

THIRTY VESSELS BURNED.
BORDEAUX, Wednesday. Sept 20, 1869.
fire broke out here last evening, among the ship
ping at the wharves Before it was subdued so YES
sells laden with petroleum were entirely consumed.
The loss though heavy, is unascertained.
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CRICKET.

The New-lork second eleven play against
the strength OF Paterson to-day Gt HobOken, the form
er. grounds. Also. the deferred match between the
Kings County and East NewlOrk Clubs Is played to-day
40 last New-lotk. -, , -,
The Paterson Cricket Club will play to-day
n match game with the Sew-York eleven at HubOken.
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GREAT BRITAIN.
SHIPMENT

SOUTHAMPTON, Wednesday. Sept 90 1869.
The steamship Deutschland of the North German
Lloyds Line which left this port yesterday for New
York took out 924 600 in specie on American account
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" and Pleasures Danish Pain"
COLTOS's. In the Cooper Institute.
M1RRIED-

PuIIer 4 Barnum and 80 Goodrich Tuck Mcasurcrs
and CKEAsgK. for Sewing Machines 6J6 Bway. ". BASUs
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SICHOLS-LRTSON-O Wednesday Sept 20 the residence Of the
brides parents the Rev Cornelius Smith George Nichols OK
Frederick A. eldest daughter OF Andrew D. eon esq
ofEegYOrk
Providence, X. L. papers please
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IRISH REPTRLICANs.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept ga quorum of the
members OF the Executive Committee Of the Irish Ma
tOnal Republican Association, in consequence Of the
detection Of their Chairman, have issued cali for
meeting Of that body in the city OF NcwNOrk the 20h
of October Members from all the states and Territories
are expected attend and 10 place the Association upon
a nAf nd snh N al hnnia
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THE ADONDALE DIS1STER

The following additional subscriptions nave
been received at the Mayors Office Tor the Feei OF ue
sufferers:
Apo1pt previously ArknOwrlg 9Jj II
From SUNDAY school connected With the Ffst 81 L. Church.
@ T!sai. t,nsnu $500
rian ~ M Lac. J,h Messenger odce.......... 3O33
c,,rd si9GOs %
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DIED.

An Notices of Marriages must be Endorsed rih taH
Il nddr