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Mile Janauschek's Interpretation Of the guilty
Queen goes far TO confirm the impression her first
appearance. She writes large hand, but no small
text The excellence Of her actns lies in its bold
ness, breadth, and mafcuin ne NigOr aud intensity
s defect in the absence Of variety, subtot tender.
ness, and the moro delicate imaginative tones and
Rne gradaions without which no picture Is artist.
cly complete.
II y. comments fid illustration in her acting in
the letter scene and her instgaiiOn to tie murder
especially In surn Ts7sfrcs ~ the Hmous letting |
dare not wait ~ on woc'd,' which w's given with
too much external dem oEstraiion, too little marn-
alive subtlety. HCr tcurn OF her husbands weak
Less, and the nend. n determination of her unnau
rHl declaration, nave gwen suck and know what
us to love the hale U1t mix NO." might have
been rendered more intense ~ GLcr and less me
claui,d means OF cS!ress,ou.
excellent stuad In q O. narrowing expectation before
TIE murder, Cnd Ia trc fuGous soep walking ieehe,
which VAS elloniil'y given. On I've wAoV-be u
praise or rC-Yc Iti. wait long lyr fllc. Janau.
s,hCl's superior ~ ilc uClincGtiOn OF terrible and
uu.aylblo women; cor tGo.v OF coulter mould We,
80 'ar as our experience Aaa yet gone should prefer
other Interpreters.
MIR Montgomery made vigorous hut rather mclo
dramatic Mlcieh. Mr. Mark smith was very dru
as Hscaie in his attitude Vt b3ucdiclion md tho
whole So ne Of the witches, singinr, chorus. dOm.
noes, urd all was rs iefteslngly funny asa hlt from
MI George H. FOK's portfolio. ls "a olcmout of IN.
tense tragedy i was not elective.
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SEW JERSET.

TluNukcn avenue was flooded lust nlclt by water
from the sewer, which burst early IN toe evening,
Jersey Guys Water Commissioners viii hci cltcr
pay their own bills fos tuddl Gud other refreshments
James Reid is uudcr $1,000 bail for slipping on
tot,
Charles Saiilcr. of Jcrsev CITY, yesterday re.
yungad m Oil rrud,t ugauttJ. Rl1y by staOJius the
laitgl = horse. ShIltf was arrested
The Hon. D. = CcFory, of Jersey Ciiv nvors
the e-tUll suGent OF public BARK the meadows be-
tween MOnlg ana Grand streets.
ON account n I've dulrrs Of rnng Of BURGLARS In
Paterson the entire police force has been placed on
u?ht uutY and the day IulI,u au ullaH'd
Nauor Ryles', veto Of Ito Broadway Horse Rail
TOai ordinance IN the iutH'sou Common Council was
too late, sad no ordinance -uus into effect.
The nrt LC.liut OF Ito Presbyterian SYNOD r
Now Jrr'y since tIc reunion way hcli yesterday ~ he
Fn-t CLrCA ln AuIls JWn m Which, IN 1851, the dis.
ruptlOn To 't place,
Police Commissioner Herman Schalk, Of Newark
who lUcn sruulIuE hpEuT n tuNa ths IN Germany
rcturncd to Newark Yesterday, AMI roCcyod a lAI g
NUMBER OF Hlends last nigut.
The Grnud Jury Of Hudson county heve failed to
fnd gn indictment a1nns Herman Eppng'r for k'l.at
Etguu'd. At Union a. the CgldyGcG bAoWlu. thu; tue
decd VIA doucin sDfdUlouCc,
The lcopprd that has been liahicning the Jersey
iatmCr1 ln iu0sdC CuunI escaped Airs MUdtu, ago
from Bal'Ys l'lt.i', thH Irupntogs Ul which oiIer
arcwurd OF 500 tpr !ts capture.
The Democratic primary meetings for State Son.
IniTr red hui nj 81 u tween the trnI Ilppprr
sun Dayl Henry uctcts. Rud At late hslr 30 c!Jfe
were tle tgluIns reevY'd IHat was IaDVssiOe - to
Who u1 sAeaa,
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FRENCH VAR DISPATCHES.


4 Great Battle shortly Expected near Or
leans - The prussiRns in Force at the
Sorih-Another Successful s5ortir by the
Pnrisians Reported.
Tours. Oct. l9.-'rhe Prussians and the French
arc still concentrating large forces near Odcans
preparatory to a grel, battle. The Prussills occupy
TIE city Of Orleans Itsolf, as well the camp ut
Dellair, near Mcung. Adyices from Lille to tho
effect that large Pru4sun forces have arrived in the
northern departments, and that vigorous measures
for defence are TO be taken at once. The C0nsHti.
Nonnel says de,achmen,s have been seen in the 81
rection Of ycud6mo and Chambord. There Il. one
column on The right bank Of the Loire and anot Ter
on tho left bank. The Prussins are evidently CON.
ing toward Bios and Tours.
Dispatches from Blois aud Beaugcncy announce
several skrmisheS between
THE PRUsNAYs AND rRNScs.rIRErRs
A despatch has just been received announcing
another successful sort,o Dy the Parisans. Tho
loss Of the Prussmns IL put at three thousand.
There is no further talk Of removing the capital to
Lyons or MDr-oes. The discipline Of the armies
h,s vastly improved lately.
More favolabl news has beon received from
Paris. bridge has been ,hrown across the Scinc,
by which independent communication has boon es-
t,tlishod between Forts Charenton and Iyry. rht
Mobile Guards conlinu, to mako
slCCEssfuL SOETiE3
Reports from ollcal anl private sources show
that bands OF aharpshonlers, in n'l parts Of the
country occupied by the enemy. arc becoming moro
and more effective, and cause much annoyance and
damage on the German lines Of communications
An onlcii despatc states that tho Frame, Tirours,
after sHrc1s'ul engagement, occupied Mlun. No
official mtcligo from Orleans has boon molo
public today. slraoaicd movements in that direc.
ton are on DOT which render It necessary for the
Government 10 Withhold all Information i.kcly To be
OF service to the enemy. A private despatch from
CLaioaudun, dat to-day, rcpor's that shells were
thrown in,o the town tll7 afternoon \ ta!c ram
from Dion to-day announced that Vesou! has been
occupied by Ito GcTnau'
Tho PrusS.ans attacked the uu 'oIl.G,d town Of
Mont Didicr, Tnroe citizens vera killed. aud IL!
Mobile Guards mld0 prisoners, A rrqustiuu FOR
90 900 francs was loyicd on the town. and tho Na,or
and Mr. Durlnd banker, woro taken rs hOst.ns
for payment. The Nlrlemb1g troops have I.on
placed under tho command o. tho G!4n! Duke 3.
Ne cLcnOurG.
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POLITICAL SQUIBS.


Tie Labor Roiorm PARTY wn nominate county
Seth Atoms Of Newton has bcca nominated fir
ppGng!Gs' p,5!c BY the D'~0''"'' o' sat" Mai'c''''s
The Democrats Of tho gig-' District Of Union
co0nty, " j., have nominated Ferdinand B!anch for
Ttc Mozart Hall convention In tho Sixth Con
r,ss District last evening rencmuated Samuel S, Cox
lJr Congress,
Tire Conservatives Of tho Third virginia District
Yesterday nominated col. Alh'rt 3. Orlway tor Cun
gluss, Judge COX having declined,
The Democrats of tho Tourth District OF Massa
grcss, on the hrst ballot.
Charles Hemingway hos been nominated FOR mem
trio; az Passaic county, y. j.
Tho General Committees uf the Roosevelt Water.
hnry nnd snun tlI bIanc1ct Of l,a peMocrauc Union
party nave conso.ida'cd-sold out to fammany long
ago ~ thet leaders.
Tie Democrats Of Buffalo yesterday nomiultel
Geo. Chambers ioi he Assembly from the FIrst DIS.
u'd, John liovsll from The second and john II.
The SECOND District Eopuhlicon Congressional
Conycnh'n lTt evening" nomgaiYl sila, D. putcier,
dallct is hopcics.ly Democratic.
1lc alh,w r. Brennan A.aoc4llon'of the Twcn-
t'eor 'ud Ward tNsr3 banner llai cNouinr ~ Eighth
avenue and ForU-scyeutn street. FcInaudo Wood
and lLumas { Flcldsspuhc briefly
The German Rcrulhcn Central commit met
la't nlplt m me Strul nu House. with MrWm. GcmRn
tWnNton to rerr 10 tnc utmost ot thoi, p5wtf All
atcnpls oi laImaLi " tecuIe election by fraudulent
OGicIal rc,urns from the Ohio election show that
peu{ uieputlcan has i45 majority tor Congress in
tue llsl District stevenson OIopIblcln), t5ij ma.
mWoriy ~ The Thirteenth Blsrlct, aid sSrasue tlie
punllcanl, Tl6 majority IN tue FIfieonth DiSlrict
Tue Richmond County Democrats Convcnion
lne following noMihat'onsi For Assembly,, Jonn
SsS lo A. @ @nsr oi Aocas Jaos es R
! AsIvIt9esAi sa9 iQl CSk0ssL \ ssses nnann~aE
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THE GREAT TROPICAL HURRICANE.
The Spanish Losses on Miguel AIdnmn's
Estates.

The late hurricane at Matanzas and Cardenas
will be the doath-blow to Spanish supremacy in
Cuba. The food destroyed every rice Geld reaching
nom tile mouth ofthc Yunur TO the Pan Of Maianzas.
Where tue hills did not present sufficient obstacle
by their height the hood, which entered at Matar-
and travelled up the valley Of the Yumuri, emp
tied aGun into the TO the west Of the Pan Noun
tains. Every patch OF vegetables and every plan.
tain tree was destroyed, and no other vestige re
mains of many plantations than the broken cane
This cane will not grow again, but withor and be-
come useless; nor can II be ground now, owing to
the inability to cut 1t transport 1t to the mills
which have all been more or less damaged. The
principal plantations destroyed were those which
hsa been conhseated by the Spanish Goyernment
being the property OF Cuban patriots. the Govern
ment, or rather its employees, deriving the
The plantations Of Mr. Allama a'one yielded
the past season over 1OOgO boEcs Of SUGAR
which sold at 80 q box, or 500 900 for the
Who,c, the sale Of tie molasses being sufl
ccnt TO pay for the working expenses. The
entire amount collected during the past year, the
product OF the conAsclted estates, was over five
millions Of dollars. The hurricane has spoit their
little game and the scarcity Of funds In Spain will not
he improved by the loss. No more money means, in
Spanish parlance. no more soldiers and no more
patriotism. The Havana Spaniards know that ueir
chances nearly over, and tho funds which they
continue to remit to tits country and to England
not having any special faith in the Old country
attest the fact That the destruction OF the cane has
been such as TO scare even the most ultra adhcrgnts
OF the rotten Spanish cause abundanty proven by
She fact that a single New YORK house sold yoster
Gay over 500 boxes OF sugar at advanced rates
TIE lood destroyed, also, all the warehouses on the
banks Of the Yumuri, Including the large cooperagc
sh OPS Of HofTn ann, Springer Uhrbach, Crespo lhl
all, ,,K.-N a.
hogshead shocks for the demands of the corltc
crop. This stock cannot be TcDlaced, nnl the
natural result wiz follow that such plantations ~
have not been affected by the food viii he unahlr L.
begin grinding, ow.g TO rot having any boxes to
put their sugars in. This will also decrease tho
production Of sugGt and as every box OF SUGAR i4
soldier, and corresponding quantity OF Spsuis,t
patriotism less the patriots have been aided by the
elements TO such an extent as tu make Their tr.
unnn rly md
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Mr.. roLEY,S RAILWAY.
visit to the Man OF the Austrian Chin-IioH-
man squintins ut the Arcade.


A committee Of Twelfth and Nineteenth Ward
citizens, heal BY Mr.. John Foley, visited Gov.
Hoffman yesterday morning, at the Clarendon Hotel,
urge bis approval Of an Underground railroad bill
which they intend to present Ia the next legislature
The Governor, in his usual way, s,rcked his nose
between mis- thumb and doubled forofnger, pulled
the ends Of his long moustache, and told them that
he would sign nny bill that did not conflict with the
constitutional rights OF the State or city His per.
sona preference, he said, wos for an above iround
railroad, which, he thought, would prove the most
desirable and rroGtsbe, notwithstanding the heavy
expense to be incurred In purchasing the right Of
way. lie understood that 4 contract had been sisn.
ed year ago TO begin work an underground road,
already chartered, and wSs surprised that the
wealthy men who procured the charter had done
nothing toward realizing their intention Strong
efforts. he said had been used lost winter bv Ger.
tain property holders on broadway TO defeat the
Arcade liailroad biz. He wished that these gentle
mcN, wailc defeating measure otruhhc UTILITY,
would have devised sOnie other to replace II.
Tho Commutcu suggested, "a q Temporary eSpe-
dent that chatter might be srlnied Tor two addi-
tonai rails mon Fcurth avenue, from Thitv.sccoud
street to Hariciu. Only two how existed, and as
The avenue Wa 80 feet wide between tie two
point! owp,c room would be Afforded for the work
The Governor approved VI lhe idea, and said It was
new to him.
before ipavin-. Mr. Foley presented the Governor
with certain resolutions, setting forth their iutCn-
ton TO dcinar Of TIRE rlxt Legislature an act FOR
Broadway. from the Battery to Union or Madaou
square. with branches on each side OF the Central
pHrk 10 tho Harlem River; ibe act furthermore TO
sanction additional tracks on the Harlem Railroad
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The War Upon Rituaiism.

The Evangelical anniversaries are in progress
in the Church Of tie Holy Trinity, Madison avenue
and Foriy-second street. The anniversary OF The
American Church Missionary Society is to be held
to-day. The Holy Communion is to be admins
tered at 10Y O'Clock. The business meeting begins
st II o'clock. And in the evening Rt ~ o'clock
the anniversary addresses to be delivered by the
Rev. DIR. Peterkin Of Virgnil, the Rev I. l.. Smith
exercises have drawn together large number Of
cle.py and laty Of the Protestant Episcopal Church
from all parts Of the country, and are Of exceeding
In
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TERRIFIC GILE ON THE LIKES.
Vessels Driven Ashore-Teiegrnph wires
Frustrated and Trees UprOotcd.

Vessels Driven Ashore-Teiegrnph Wire.
Frustrated and Trees Uprootcd.
KEGsroS, Canada, Oct. ls.-There was n
violent storm on Lake Ontario last night causing
GOOD deal Of damage 10 shipping. AT Point Ere ler
ick the schooners Ka'o Robinson, with lumber
from Toledo for Fall River, Mass. the Pride Of
America, light; and tie Benedict. with lumber
from Be!eville to oswego, are ashore. Tie steiner
Magnet, and several other steamers and vessels had
to run down the river this morning. They could
not make the barber on Gcrount Of the heavy sea-
POET HoPE, CANADA, Oct. IA terrible gale
passed over hcre last night Trees were torn
up ard thrown across Tie railway track. pulling the
telegraph wiroa down for a considerable stance.
lhe schooner hale, WIN brrei, was driven ashore
got into port here, and reports a schooner bottom
upwrrd before the wind.
PoRT CoLBoRN, Oct 1s-Tlo schooner Garihali
Of Hamilton, light, in Trying to make the rarbor In
tie gale this morning, missed tie port and drdci
ashore, whore she ne, broalsilo on. A runbor Of
stand the gale.
CLEVELAND Oct. lS.-The storm Of last night
WAS the most severe of the season. The wiph blow
hurricane from tue northwest, Ihree vessel.
went ashore. The schooner Emma Rlakv is a Der.
'oct wreck All on board were lost The schooner
Mary. OF Detroit went to pieces very soon otei she
struck. and al on b0ard were lost Not less than
SIX lives were lost by these disasters.
O,wEGo, October ia terrific gale since
carly this morning has proved disastrous 10 ship.
ping on the lake Several vessels arrived with
the llss Of canvas and deeklOdd. Schr Advance,
from Chicago t. This ppIt. with barley, ia ashore
twelve plIcs up the lake. SER, FLYING Scul
bound 70 Chaaa, hFot, il ashore up tho lake
5000 e n, with oa,I-y Tor ,nis port is ashore
down thc lake.
TIE GALE IN NEW ENGL,sp.
., ore "g5 'yr' "a'e Yesterday n!one the coasts
i"nul'1 tr into t''n interior. Al Cancnri, N H..
Nr.d ho'.'3 were Wroolei hud uurh damage
done 10 llc in','rnuh viros Ihc i,r-h iusc uf
Grant ~ l'p.'.r u, .,,tipu, Nc. V.r ll,wu down,
aHl tAo It!psi-pi wI1, sc 70! A., H. Wurp prus,
t..tpd. ' ''N
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FLAsuIs FHoH 1Tn oCEdYctHLEs.


'ran stll drlers opcn'"L tie port Of D-rcc1aa
1io customs line leJWcan the old Roman terri.
tory Hud Italy lat teen abuildgd.
Al Liverpool ycslu,d.Y cotton rivfud at Ss.rtsi.I
tor uplanl' and l,c,id. tor OgIt4I5.
tuuaoj closed go tetdly a '3L I've ..wentlos
-. ,st 49, so 90, w tcniorues, 81; Eric lg4
HIN h, ~.
II rs rr ored At Florence that nc.otailons for tho
caHd 'Ia"y o Prince AmnlcUs Tor tho spanish crown
have htcn resumed.
lHpal bull is soon cXpecod. disi0lyng tho Tcu.
m'mch obtuJ on lnC brouHd that there 10 no VI ioe
MAcTe II cob be- frcvy held.
The Government ccneor II the pross At VI. Petrrs-
burg has been removed Tor permitting aticks ny the
uewsI aEglt on "a, KING Oi Prussia.
Adyices from Rlu IIrero state that the rebels m
der Luen2o had h'en attacked and CGpturrd. Tue
re1cs were 50 eLl1rZfd that ther early "a bn
was anticipated. MouteY,leo was bosiegod Dy tAr W
aurKuutA- - wv -
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srAHKs from 1IIN TELEGRApn.

Tho Hon. r. II. Crnu, member elect to Con-
frtis. dlcd at his home In OXFORD n. T., Monday
night.
Martin Stevens fcll down mining shaft In Helena,
Montana, on saturday. distance or sixty feet into
nyc feet OF water, and was Killed
Minister Coggcshall and daughter. who diod in
Ecuador. south America, about two yeais ago were
'ul'N - ''NI 'Ns'''' III
Gov. Hayes of Ohio yesterday APPOINTED three
delegates from each Congressional district. to attend
ciEnati, October 25.
Lafayette Pardon, aged II, employed by the Wa
tcrhury, Conn., Clock Company, on MONDAY was clneht
IN tue shR'ting Both AIMS were torn out both legs
broken, his 4 east sm1. Il IN and his head clusnul
Hc lived Rnout five minutes.
\ construction train on the Toledo. Wabash and
N'Gtcru Railway ran over COW rear vienna H., on
'oudoy ,CNculnt, r'd on" car was thrown nom tho
trNch, W llllm llNnOr IL md TLOma. Crane ynfe
Killed. AMI lRwrcicc Dpi,in and Thomas Conway
lNlall NoNltto. several OlhcIs were badly hurt.
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TWENTY MA BURIED ALIVE.
The Fall Of Three Unfinished buildings In
East New York.

At about 10 o'clock yesterday morning, three
buildings at Montague street and Atlantic avenue.
Bset New York. owned by X. y. Hill. proprietor Of
Excelsior Mills fell, buryipE twenty carpenters and
hhorers For a while the spectators were paralyIed,
and IL was not TIL the grOans of the buried men
were heard that tier situation realized. Tho
Ueopa IN the ncighhorhOod Immediately set to work
to cNirieatc the sufferers from the ruins.
When the reporter lofl the scene the followine-
named rcrsons, chn Rod been exricated, were in
iurth as follows Vim. Rickman, both thighs broken
uud internally injured Jacob IuuersheTg. seriously
injured bout the Lead 1nd body; Jnhn Muir. in
ttrn-lr nJute'. supposed fatally &. Buic-. Shout
d'rs dielncn'rd aud cCt seriously Injured O. Hunt
internally injured. These men were taken TO their
homes and McllAll Attendance was nroNIleh.
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The Evangelical Knowlege Society held its
twenty third anniversary yesterday, in tie Church
Of the Holy Triuity The Secretary reported over
ts2 900 in the treasury, and said the Society had NOT
been in debt for sixteen years. Bishop Eastburn of
Massachusetts, attacked Rituasm, and called Il .
wretcfed imitation OF Popery. lie thought the only
way to abolish It was TO pray for q change Of mind
aud heart OF It's yotaries. The assembage thea
united with him In prayer DR.. stephen III. Tyng.
Sr.. deprecated the frequent introduction OF philo
sophy into Eniscoral sermons. tardy reporter in
quired Of the Rev. Stephen II. Tying, Jr, the pro-
ceodings previous TO bi.-nrriyal. The Jolly young
reverend gave thom rendily, adding IL you want
any moro out Of tls barrel, put your siphon down..
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SELLING orr TGzsLE-LoADrRs.
BIds for i3n.oCO oprnei yrs,-rday-i.rrr-
RiCa or New sor, Pur,ics -Auoihrr sale
t.....n..I..-.l

tlhsf ~ Nv" ! hlh iht'ifn aADshff Nitlr
f0VrrGisrG.
WAsuSGro,. Oct l5.-G.n. Dyer, clicf Of
the ortuanc' p3s.tu. t1.Gis o.au,l the bids ior
So,ON ap,msGr,i r.Grd ''u-l. go, my. an 10 GO
old, but scrviceab.r; a,', ilGJ new Eof''d rides,
igop scr,,rstac. and 5000 arms ~ sryced5le.
The fouog,nr ere 'ha bids:
Charles W.l.ht. o. Sc~ i.s'. ~ ul--o new Spring.
Ia3 81 - per ,uri In 9lllg. !i.a. fp. lIy
quantity q. Hu.ri,ttpa, 81 p.s 't and rl.;ud.rf.
Aus'iI N..lNln s. co., OF Nr} NHrN % Do now
Springfield, $40. HOOD Jli, s4aJ. ~. o. cart.
ihc wGole or any rog'nu % thr s,ti-gtrt musS"is,
PROVIDED tLcre arc 70 each 70 rounds u amnunion
J B, NvsGry, If Now i,rE, 5JuW Spril C1Cd, new,
90 OO,J Old a. s;fl; 20 uOJ new Ended FnCs AZ a.
oscl' AMI % con s'cnn i.cllss ~ ti each
Mtssl-, HERMAN Hoscf q Co ut New York, 1900
g5to0.O)0 cartl1-e' a. sla. s per ihoGsnnd
kCsst6 Remington z son. of Hon, = w York. go
COO Spfinrfcd rtcs, sh'.her tae same arc clean and
repaired o. new. at s3b scl anl csrrilses ~ con.
with them Al Sls " pCI thousand. THIS bad to
iiT James e Iay, " New York N O0O Won cid riacS
A. a. . and 600 second c'uss a. $50 each.
Nie,Yte. SCHUYLER, N.ttlcv x GguNam Il New York,
1000 sIrnaheld. new, at Sis0ji 1000 old. at s. 81
600 Enncld, sccoud cl1sa, Si-G thirty mnon car.
t.,dgss. at SIS n per thousinf.
Den. W. 4 Prsnknn for N, Colt Arms Company,
Hartford " q FOR all the hew E,Gcils
Caes ngghesc Of Nek o . 4, 90 =, new Sprngned'.
Nor, T. rosn, G)OOJ new Eldelds, at ;6 10. ilOJO
hE Stcnbcrgcr 7O.c0O sprinrGalds, Old $3.50 N 0o0
Fnncds new, rt40 ANA - 90 Gnlelds, s.c1ud ass,
ij55; 90 Geo 0to cartTid.er, NJ Sii per Thousand
An additional nuu.ber Of arms " III De offered on
the 18th list.
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The philadelphia Election Grimes.

PHILApELPnIA, Oct lS.-The Coroner jury in
the case Of John c. Nolcn, who was shot ON Thurs
day last by Alexander Crawford. return judgc OF
the Nineteenth Ward, ycsterd.y rendered verdict
that the shot was fred In sedeience, and was jus.
tiiiDle. The Ton. Wm II. Mann, who was arrested
as accessory to the shooting taken before Judge
discharged.
McMuln and Ahern, prominent, In connection
with the riot which resulted In the shooting, Jester
day afternoon surrendered themselves INTO custody.
They were hold IN 50 900 bail each.
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and brought TO justice, with the appreciation Of all
classes OF citizens The Official language in Esnss
(Alsacc) hereafter will he the German. gentleman
has arrived at Versailles from England With 100000
raised in that country for the German Hospita
Fund. The amount will be turned over to tile Ger
man authorities immediately.
ST. CLOUD Is A TOTAL RUIN.
All the pictures and iapistry have been destroyed
by tho Gre from the forts
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Though called as workingmen's meeting, no
argus eye could nnd prominent workngman 10 the
uproarous crowd which assembled in Putnam Han.
at Twelfth street and Third avenue last night The
would.he nominee for the Assembly from the Four
toenth District, the Hon John II. Hennessey, dev-
cred a p0eiical Grafton on his own virtues, and was
followed In the strain by several Lesser Ciceros,
The epceches were accompanied by the music Of
crackers aud rockets without, and followed By
drinns n IA
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BROOkLTy.

John JeFrrs was instantly killed Yesterday after
noon, by he rC caught IN the machinery OF a printing
pres at TIC Bo1llyn Pyogi idBas olce From; street
The first rcieors ! viii be given at tho Academy
Of Music brooklyn, today al by the tull orchestra
uruor the direction oiCIrl Dcrgmann The orchesta ai
scecuuns are Becihoy9us Seycnln synnaony. over
overture der Francs'Jn Jngcs," by Bcr.ioz.
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FiSHINGTON NOTES.

The Cabinet sat yesterday three hours.
Gen. Thomas J. Brady, Of Indiana has been an
pointed United states Consul at st. Thomas.
Pennsy sylvania avenue IL to he paved with four or
crent patents OF wood paycment-the Stowe, Eobbina
Miller, and FallansOce
The Grand Jury has found true bill aga!nss
Charles G. Edwins charging him with embezzng from
the United statcs Treasury
The Secretary Of War has received desnat,h TO
the effect that, on nVc7tgnOn. It could not be asccr.
tanned that the st, clair Canal had been seized by Q
CanauIan force