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portation OF contrsband Of war, and only needs an
ordot OF the Cabinet TO put this power In force
THIS was done in 1913 during
rus DASIsn-G GERMAN coNrLicArIoss,
when the Custom House officers were ordered TO
prevent the ekportaion OF arms and wlrlike stores
intended TO he used against the Spanish Govern.
nent On the other hand, when tho Government
instructed the customs officials on the sth Of Sep.
tember, to ascertain what arms and ammunition
we're bong shipped to Franco. the order read
" You are not In any case TO delay tho shipment
longer than is suncent to obtain particulars of the
nature ana quantity of arms"
After reyie sing other points OF Granville's letter
Bernstotr remarks: " ! am OF the opinion that the
right of Delgerent powers TO complain OF the atti-
tude OF neutral state rests not 40 much on acct
dental municipal laws as on International law with
which II il the duty of every Government to bring
municipal laws into harmony. Germany has alresdy
proved in three her adherence to the principle
aimed at by the whole commercial world, the socuri
~ OF private property ~ sea principle tile sdop-
uon OF when proyed u3auansole un,I ,ho Con, on.
more reason to expect hat other powers shC ud not
selhshly violate neutrality rights to her dotriment
and their own advantage"
lie concludes his forcble Justification OF Germa.
ny's complaint as to the non restricted export Of
arms by saying that the enemy only be overcome
by great sacrifices, and are furnished
MEANS OF PRoLoSGiSo rHx WAR,
the only result which can belto increase tho sacrif.
ces and bocdshed of both. Says this most eloquent
defender OF his position, the British Government
will not succeed III the eyes OF Germany In bringing
such neutrality policy into harmony with the pro
fessions OF humanity and wishes Tor peace put forth
by England.
As ior the hore expressed by your Exccnency,
that tie German people In cooler moment, will
judge less severely OF the attitude OF the Govern.
mcnt Of Great Britain than In the heat Of con
regret that in consequence Of your EScellenoy's
note of the 18th ultimo, and the added knowledge
that the enemy s being daily equipped by British
arms, cannot share II.
ANOTHER rRUssrAs VICTORY.
LONDON, Oct. "a regimen, Of the Seventh
Army Corps in the department Of the vosEes and a
Baden division attacked a superior French force
and after nEht of eight hours stemy, Nompaiatige
and Bois de Jumeles wero taken at the point OF the
| bayonet. Tho Prussians lost 20 otneers and 4iC
| men. The French loss was greater, and GOO priso
and large amount az booty fell into the hands
/ the prnasianA
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SPARKS EHoM THE rELEGRAPH.

Connecticut is 70 be eAnyassed by temperance lee.
tuTcfs,
The Germans in Washington are rejoicing OVER
the Presidents neutrality proclamhtio
The fishing schooner Clara Friend, of Gloucester
Mas, has been captured and taken rince howard
Island BY the war steamer PloYet.
The applications of army oflc9rs to be placed upon
the retired list on account OF physical nhrmites are
Tar excess OF Ihe vacancies on the llst, which mum
bers only 10.
Joel c. Osborn, for the last two years dealer Ia
faro bank In New Haven, died 10 his char OF heart
disease on Saturday afternoon while dealing. Ills body
wAs laid out on a faro table,
Liquors. cigars and other heavily taxed goods
have been shipped IN bond from Halifax 10 Newiound
land then packPd In tsh barrels ami taken back 20
HulifnI, where tLey we're entered tree a. hsh.
Minister Bancroft has lslegrsphed to the Preai-
dent that Geu burnside has passed. through both the
PrusfAn Aud French lines 10 Paris ana received I'M
pUtLant despatches IRON Minister NaSlburne
Another war ia brewing In the Red River coun-
try. ThC French hafhreeds are mastering about -,
Joseph and ICmhnh, threatening boats descending the
ryCT Lrpne ltics Adutsht General, had been Shot
4 fUl.una,
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JOIIINGS dBOUT WV.

IN ..-t.., -, .t.A.
Inc ishac heu arrived last hlRh''
Music IN Mount Morris square this evening
,-, !, -. a, -, -. ,, -, -,
p,neH55 io 95 " "
- N ,r.,,..,L Y,., III, $1,000 -
ompay ", ihHtethth infantry VIII parade On
WehnesoAy evening"
Seyenty.oOa patients have thu. far been admitlsd
to the West Bank Hospital.
Gen Benj T. Butler and Gen nillyer visited the
CoIIrci ior's once on SATURDAY
~ =, , ,,
Ibe bodl OF coored ihlaht Vas inunl yc-tsrhaJ
uhder 'he STOOD o' "uNe''Ihs III "'ouous' N'o't
Mary Ann Ryan, aged years, died yesterday al
1 Mott street Oi conclusion OF the braL having fallen
down stairs
Gus,,va Dorf'. naintinps sold under tie h,mmer
on saturday were All Knocked down u Que man. A A.
Hon, Rt hls own price.
rtsy u he haynT tnIrn do an siar,
Inc pfevious evening " Nhile mi II Gated,
-, :, -, -, -. ,--..-- 4, L. --.--, -,
nerNIs FricoSsbit piyisioa No. l6S of r. ~ he W.s
st eburch in Seventeent street near seyonh Avenue
nr... c..,.. q ST.. ,.,,-.-- ,'t,, -
Professor Ohncs y. stone lclNers 70 hl1h' ths
hrst OF series OF lectures nh Snem Nry IN c9nnccon
WIN tne cooper Union ftee Nl-ht schoo OF &c ehce
T. v.,t ,,o,,,,,.,, o,,,,,,,i,,,.,, -.
no rrei,n u hrpuuilvah " , a. 81 WI , yeS
terdhy was enlNehed pI ule trNilns OF lel'rf an
npuhcins ue loIma''ou oi Ai''HtH ss'V'A''pH ~ ran
Francisco,
James Thompson Agod 70 was assaulted and dan
rerousy bcatrn IN TVcnty.c ,Oth street, repr FIws
avenue oy john niger, of last Twenty eight street,
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The Successor of Police Commissioner Bren.

The Hon. Michael Norton still has the inside
track for the Police Commissionership. Though he
has the warm friendship Of Boss Tweed, It is known
that he will encounter the bitter hostility OF Bren.
nan. The cause OF this enmity Is unknown but It
is believed to come from Senator Norion's earnest
endc avor to secure the Tammany nomination for
Sheriff for the popular Judge shandley.
Whether Brennau's hostility will provo more ef
fectivc than Boss Twoed's influence, remains to be
It is certain that the Democrats Of the west
side clamorous for Senator Norton's selection.
No man 10 the city has larger host OF friends.
Senator Norton's strongest opponent Is the Hon.
Michael J. shandley. His nomination is spoken
OF In east side political circles as an almost assured
fact. The Oriental Club people declare his chances
to be dollars to cent?" Although on the sunny
side Of 40, Mike has bad considerable political and
onicial experience. He IL member OF the Tam.
many Hall General Committee and OF the Tammany
Society, n New York lawyer and was nine years a
Deputy sheriff lie Is the elder and only brother oil
tie Judge.
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proposal TO be issued By him for SUBSCRIPTIONS 10 the
nss akS se Sna,r to .uhorse he Rsfundnr or s
tonal Deb gives notice OF the term. and conditions
loan conf fles three clSsseS OF bonds. namely:
Frd-Donds 20 ne amount Of teo vO9Cv' payable At
the date OF their isue and bearing interest," payable
semtAnDuIiy In coin. at the rate OF i've per cent
Ssrond- Bond, 10 the amount OF 500 900 OOO payahe
at the pleasure the United states after fifteen years
from he date or their suc, and bearing interest paya
BILE semlannuay IN coin, At the rate OF four and half
ikrd-bond. 10 the amount Of ti Ooo payable
at the pleasure OF the United States after thirty years
nom the date Of their issue, bearing interest pay
able semannuay Ia CON- al the rate oftour per cent
Hanks and resnonshle bankers will be designated for
the uego OF the loan, aud paid coumiss ion upon
the amounts negotiated by thcm respectively.
Subscribers to the loan viii have preference in
the following order. namely
IJrs- snhecrbes for equal amounts Of the nr.t and
S,cosi~suOscriher for equal amounts Of each class
7tnd-subsciisei. FOR FIVE per cent. bonds accord.
Ing to he yer cent Of premium offered, OF par IN the
order OF tuc date q slo'cnhng. ...-,,,,
qntsi TO aeoos. Two pe- cent of The amount hsree
pond. are delivered. ard payment be made either in
coin oonas OF the uniied States. known ss i've.
twenty bonds. At thor par value The coin
dtuptOn ot hvetwcnty bonds The bonds vii
he stercd or issued IA coupons a. may be desired
~ hr fuhscrhers, AMI ln dcuomlnat onS OF fO tc0.
80 t'.to. 80 and $1,000 lng interest Will be Jay
shle ~ the hlct Stas ~ INC "re o tlc ifcasut et
any Assistant Treasurer Or &c shicd depositary OF
Too e.lds ot the several c,as.c' aforesaid and tho
interest m rcon arc cNemp nom the payment Of VI
IN any form by or under state, municipal, or local
Anr marri,y the bonds l's, llsrri will b. nrs, ~.
deemed hy clstcs end NUMBER - may bo desgnatsl
- ' UkO $. HUUIWELI sccretAry
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POLITIC1L SQUIBS.

The boiling Republicans OF the First Louisiana
District have nominated r. +. Dumas for Congress
The Iosw and Brennan Association Of the
Eleventh Ward had tnnerrAslng on SATURDAY even
ing with much Oratory aud enthuslasm'
The cause of Free Cuba and ireland was eloquent
~ advocated on Saturday evening at the needing OF
he Seventh Ward Wm, Il Roberts Club
A meeting Of Wall street men, irrespective OF par
ty At BROAD and Wal streets, this afternoon, WIN prob
ably nominate the uon Ihoms Ledwlth for the Mayor
ATTY,
Tho Pcpubncan Congressional Convention OF tho
~ Nlr. i New YORK District adjourned on Friday
.-ar taken % bal ots without a lesnlt q. W
... the incumbent, Milo Goodrich, anl Abram
1. p.l..,,S = ere the candidates.
Tho Edward J. Shandley Association OF the Sew
culh " ard had very large meeting on Saturday even
10 Major Michael II. Nhalon presiding. Resolution
approving the Rochester nomination., and recon-
,nrII1lng lhs nomination OF A, OaEey Hall Tor Mayor
M.iinew T. Brnnan Tor sheriff ana Charles E. Loev
Tor County CLERK. were unanlmousll adopted, AZ
dre,sea were delivered by Judge bhAndlsy, John "
Andrews. and AarAaA Tooker
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rud of Remarkable Mrrdcr Trial.

The Robinson. Lunsford murder case, which
has been on tral at Mansfield, Ohio, for
the laal ten DAYS, was concluded at midnight
on Friday night by the acqut,a Of the prisoner.
Robinson was accused Of numbering Mr.. LuusfOrd,
u widow with whom he had been intimate.
package Of letters written by Robinson TO the
murdered woman were found IN the room where
the body lay covered with blood, and suspicion at
once fastened upon him.
Ntcn the verdict Was announced, cheer upon
cheer rang out, snd crowds gathered around Rob
inson, wrlngiug nls hands aud embracing him.
During ali this scene Robinson stood up among
mis- friends cool and calm apparently less controlled
by emotion than any in the room.
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FLASHES FROM 1HE OCEAN CABLES.

LedGell has been nducled Vice. Chancellor at Ok.
toTd University.
Gen. Won Falkensten has revoked his prohibition
OF Democratic meet ,ngs in Germany.
Prosuer Mermce member Of the French Acade
my. died At Cannes, France, on frdAy,
The result OF the election in tho homop States il
n as for Italian unity, and i,5Oi against
Prince karageorg-wich, who was accused OF the
assassination OF the Prince OF Serya has been aeQuit
ted.
The onicial journal at Berlin denies the existence
OF any correspondence between King william and the
Pope since July 10
rumor has reached Bombay from China OF the
murder oi Prince kung one OF the most liberal ana en-
lightened Of the prtlc men Of the empire.
Gen Cordoya il named as Captain General Of Cuba
10 succeed dc Rodas. Senur RUIZ Gomez. the Prrfeci
Of Madrid. Ia to be lntendente General OF Havana
Tho Russian troops have crushed q rebellion In
the district OF SChngrci'siab Asia. They Unrmei
kniAD where the rebels were enttrnchCd, ins'us IN
Killed and wounded nine ofccrs and twenty ,sl meg
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Tho Italian Noblcman sees p New York
Fire At Inst.

The Gothic Oil Works on Bank and Wc.i
streets were burned al o'clock yesterday morning.
The loss is estimated at aboat $500. Several nun-
dred gallons Of petroleum were burned. A leak IN
the s,in caused the FIRE. The Italian nohleman
Ccnci. who Las been on the lookout for q FIRE wcs
on the grc und in the most exposed position and
watched the hrcmen with eager interest lic was
nearly drowned by n sudden shifting OF ,he hose
aud was three times rescued By hairs breadth
fIVm uCutalh the whocl- OF the cugiuca
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Fearful ARRAY In Columbus, Ky.

CAIRO, ILL.,, Oct "a terrible and fatal affray
occurred at Columbus, Ky, lsst morning. II ap-
pears that hye men who had difficulty fortnight
ago met In town aud proceeded to settle matters in
a free fight with the following result:
Smith Giison waa stabbed twice ana died In.
stantly; George Gibson was stabbed and dan.
gerously weunded Austin had bis skill
fractured b. club, and will most probably
die Conrad was shot and wounded so dangerously
thai there Is little hope OF his recovery. Rrookman
was stabbed and horribly beaten; but h e
was taken to his home in the county, and the
result of his injuries will probably never be kuown
The desperate nature Of the encounter is shown by
tho fact that all those engaged were hors du combat
in three minutes from the commencement Of the
an
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The Sailing OF the First French steamer
under the Neutrality Proclamation.

The French screw steamer La Touchc Ire.
nouile passed down the East River, about o'clock
last evening, under full head OF steam and with ny
ing colors and Hell Gate pilot. She evidently went
to sea by way Of the Sound. The German steamer
America sailed on Saturday morning. aud under the
Presidents proclamation one Of the French war
vessels would be entitled to follow within twenty
four hours The la Touche Trenouillc waited tho
time designated bu. It Is not likely that she con
templates oycrhaulirE the America as that vessel,
VITA he st'rt she has had. will he the
tic two days before the slower sailing Frenchman
could possibly oyortake her.
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Tho siatrin Westchrsirr.

The Republican electors Of West Farms met
in the wigwam, fremont, on Saturday night John
j. Hunt presided, ana c. ID. Stearns acted secre.
tary. Jacob Cole, c. d. stearns, VIM. II. Herring
A. j. Francis, John J. hunt A. W. Wells and Jas
Rawlin were appointed Delegates to attend the Re.
publican Assembly District Convention on the 2ist
inst, at Morfisania Hal; and VIM. II. Herring, John
j. Hunt, e. u. stesrns, and A. J. Francis were Sc.
lected to attend the Republican County Convention
ut White Plains on the 18th inst. The nomination
OF Alexander N. Stanton for the First Assembly Dis
trict will be unanimously supported by the Rcpub.
hcan delegates IRON Morrisania aud West Farms.
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The fast Mack express on the Northern Rail
road Of " y Jersey due in Jersey Ctt 1t SIS NJ.
had arrived at puint mid Sav between IuglcwoOd
AMI Lr5us on Saturday morning, when tho engineer
iOuad a switch open near the United States Dye
Works. To reverse the engine and whistle - down
brake" was tho worl; Of an instant: but ths tromen
dous momentum Of the train sent the locomotive
whitlng across stout wooden bridge, spanning a
creek short diAlnuce beyond the switch. The
locomotive cleared the bridge almost at a bound,
and VAS partially buried In an cDhgukment, while
the tender aud three cars we're wrecked. No one
sust. ined serious injury. Ar. SisSon, President Of
the roai attributes the accident 20 the cssuess
of one Cook. boss nf II gang OF trackmsn.
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A New York Politician Ironod by n Newark
Policeman.

Last evening as Officer Rae of the Newark po-
lice was patrolinG River street, he came upon a
drunken fellow who was loading the air with bias.
phomy. The ofhcer at arrested him, when
round.built rough stepped no to him aud demanded
that the prisoner should be liberated. The oficer
informed him :hat II he did not pass on he would be
compelled to arrest him, whereupon he asked the
oficer whether be knew whom he was talking TO-
and on being asked who he was. he replied: I'm
Matthew TaneY from New York, by -. bscker
and agent for Jim Mace, and there isn't -
bluecoat in Newark that can arrest mo-" The oncer,
sezing raney quickly. put the nippers on him, aud
took him to the lOck.up.
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The King Stree, Tragedy.

Charles Senuett testified before the Coroner's
jury on Saturday that he saw tie woman Cassidy
push her husband out OF the window of their apart
ipCut. Cassidy tried To save himself by catching
the Are.esCape. Charles McGrsu, another witness,
hc rd Mrs. Cassidy speak Of having revenge, and
two minutes thereafter he heard that Cassidy had
fallen from the window. MIS-. Cassidy was drunk,
and the man he considered sober, Coroner Rollins
has committed the woman to the Tombs.
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DIR. Mnry 4. Walkers Exposure of President
Grants DrunkcnncsN.

The Sons of Temperance held their Sunday
evening services In Cooper Institute last night Dr
Mary T. Walker. at;ircd in her peculiar style o,
cross, delivered entertaining and effective temper
ancc speech. in which she alluded 10 pr, slent Grant
In terms the reverse OF pleasant, giving Instances ia
which he had become so hClnddled with irtulicdt.ue
drinks that he had to be taken home by MS rItnls
Als- Or Walker addict that his intellectual powers
hnd become 20 torpid through love OF liquor that
they " ere not equal to Fish's.
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Tho uiIdi.e uund'. Finances.

The quarterly meeting of the various branches
Of the Hildise Bund was held yesterday in the Ger
mania Assembly Rooms There were present sh ut
l3J delegates. The organization has branches all
over this State, Pennsylvania, Connecticut, and tho
Western states. Numerous letters were read from
societies out OF town, giving assurances Of their
fullest confidence in the workings H., Association
In tho funds Of the Bund an increase OF 1000 over
last month was shown II was resolved to give S2JO
to every member who maJ be accid. utally disabled
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Grnnr Popuiarizinp Rcpubiicnni-m

WAsnISGroS Oct, 9.-Republicans here COM
PLAIN Loudly Of the class Of men who nre receiving
appointments ss clerks in the Census Bureau. II 10
asserted HAT while Republicans seek in vain for tho
places Democrats find It comparatively easy to OBJ
tain doSSs. Among the latest appointments which
has excited much comment, Ia that OF Fred. A
Aiken, who was one OF the volunteer counsel for Mrs.
Surratt, aud who noyor pretended to DO RepublL
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Tho Requirement. Of tho Proclamation.

WASHINGTON, Oct. o.-The President has pub
lshed proclamation enioining neutrality in the Eu-
opean war, and declaring that from the 18th inst.
and during the continuance OF the war, ship-of-
privateer Of either belliEerent shall be per
mitted TO make use Of any port. harbor, or road
stead, or other wsters within the jurisdiction
OF the United States, as q station or place
OF resort for any warlike purpose, or for
the purpose of obtaining snv facilities Of warlike
equipment. And no ehips.of.war or ptivsteor
Of either bclligcrent shall be permitted to sail out
OF or leave any port from Which a vessel Of the
other begerent shall have previously departed.
until after the expiration OF at least twenty four
hours IRON the departure Of such last.mentioned
vessel beyond the jurisdiction OF the United States
A vessel OF war may enter an American port under
stress OF weather or for supplies needed Tor i'm
as soon as possible. No ship OF war
priyateer OF either belgcrent shall be
detained In any port. barbor, roadstead, OF other
waters OF the United Staics more than twenty four
hours by reason OF the successive departures from
such. mort, harbor, roadstead, or other waters OF
more than vessel OF the other belgerent but II
there be several OF each or either Of the two beg
erenis In the same port, hlrbor, roadstead, or
waters, the order Of their departure shall be so
arranged As to afford the opportunity Of lesying al
ternAtey to the vessels OF the respective beRC rents
and to cause the least detention consistent with the
objects OF this proclamation,
No ship OF war or privaeeer OF either belligercnt
shall be permitted while In any port harbor road
stead, or waters within the jnris iiction Of the
United States, to take in any supplies, except pro-
visions and such other things a. may be requisite for
coal only may be surhcient 10 carry such
vessel, II without sail power. to the near
est European port Of her own country; and no coal
shall be again supplied - any such hip-of.wsr or
rosdsted, or waters of the United States, without
special permission. until after the expiration OF
have been last supplied to her within the waters OF
the United States. unless sr"h ship.ofwsr or pri-
vatcer shall since last thus supplied have entered 4
European port Of the Government to which she be-
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spanish Dispatch.

MADRID Oct. 9-Minister Sagosts told the
Cor.s yesterday that the Government had repre-
scried 10 England and Russia the desirability Of
mediation, but both declined interference. Eng
land however, was willing TO facilitate an inter.
view between Count Bismarck and NJ. Fayre.
spain then applied to Count Bismarck and mst with
a refusal.
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WksrCHESTER COUNTY.

William Roberts bartender at the Birmingham
House. corner OF lsdh street and Boston Road. went
for u row IN HAplem River yesterday morning with
three frlcnds While changing hands for rowing the
boat was upset, and ROBERTS and ot his friend.
swan 10 shore nnt Roberts was exhausted ana dci IN
a ew minutes. The other two men Gina. - the unset
be at and picked up and safely landed. Coroner
bathgStc held an inquest at noon,
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Cardinal Cullen has written a letter on the
Italian question, in which he drnounces Victor
as a false friend. lie says the King OF Italy wrote
70 the Pope PROCESSING the affection OF son and
the faith OF Catholic at the moment when his Min
listers were sending troops TO Rome with orders TO
throw shells into tho Vatican, whore His Holiness
resided. or Napoleon, he says that his star began
TO wane in 1859 and 1850, when be hTsI openly a6an.
I'D I ha
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Personal INTELLIGENCB.

An Eleventh WNrder nominates ex-Aldorman
Frederick Rerper for the vacant Police Commissioner
ship
Gov. Holman rev wed the Thirty fret Brigade in
Buffalo on SATURDAY afternoon, and was seTenaded In
the event ng at the residence OF Gen Howard.
Senator q. r RUBY. Of Texas, the Hon n. ID has.
sett Ifnited stGos Minister Hayti, the Rev Henry
Highland GsTnett and the Rev W Butler win discuss
Inc question OF caste thus evening m room "a Cooper
inatltute,