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srlRKs IRON IHE rELrGR1rn

Population OF Phaiephia, 051,i70
Population Of ot. Louis county SiI,SiO,
The oncial Democratic majority in Indiana IS ai,5
Gov. Hoffman has designated November 2I as
lhanlsG Wing Lay IN tins state.
Another hurricane has visited Ksy Wes. Sir
ycHsUls were wrecked 10 the hATb.r.
A union rhiiroa depot, 800 by / O0l feet is to be
erected IN Kansas City, at scpst Of tiO,)O.
Glllager tho puc lpt, II not sick a, reported.
The hnal dcpn.t has been mad, ana tho 1ght viii
come on on Noy. 1,
Tne Cat Holic parishes OF Now Orlean. have inp..
ed solutions utotesl,ng against the temporal DO.
thron'mcnt oi the Pope,
The National Coupcil OF tno Union League oi
Amerca viii be hell IN philadol phia on the sccOnd
wednesday In Docemhcr
A nn.back whl'e forty nVo feot lonq, was for1d
dcnd on tho beach NJ NOlInuk f'W days since. II was
aiterwnrl tovod luio New London.
M'j0rGep Meiys hns published commun ION
Win heating hr. seward nom the cha sos mAdo Dy on
oltut ur Wtlcs IN GuIIrH article,
At . hnil Hal tauital Conyr lion, ia Cnc,nnatI
yesterday letler from loraco Grecloy wa, road Ia
tai o NV York.
The Alabama Agricultural Association offers tlO,.
1 IN moncy plemlntns devoted 10 all classes OF ndnA
Try, AMI t6O TO horses OF speeu Tho fair opens vi
hon,gomry Nov. u.s. and CONTINUES ave datB
Liout. A. II. smith, Qaart"rmaster OF the seventh
hnitod btaIci OayshJ now at Fort Hayes. has bee n
nepey Sass as' aeon, su|osed lao hs. been fsuliJ
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BULL FroHTIN HoBOKEN.
A Drove OF wild Texan Cattle on the
Rampcne-Onc OF them Flights for Four
Hours on Three Lcgs-Tim Foley Kills IL
at Inst Twenty Killed on the Reilrond.

On Monday morning, about ~ o'clock, large
drove Of Texas cattle, in charge Of two lads about
10 years OF age, entered the outskirts of Hoboken
their way nom Weehawken TO CommunUaw. On
reaching that portion Of Willow street running by
the New York Cricket Club grounds, the green
fields aroused the latent FIRE that had been subdued
By close confinement during their long journey
They snored, threw their sharp horns into the air
and n ade the flled.in ground on which Willow
street !s lr!,, tremble as II shaken by an earth.
quake. large and powerful steer, one Of whose
fetocks had become broken in being taken from the
cars and who was limping along in the rear OF tn
drove, became frantic and unmanagcable, and
plunged away from his companions on his three
legs. lie was soon followed BY another large bull
lock equally wild. THROUGH Twelfth, Eleventh,
Tenth Ninth, Garden, aud willow streets the steers
rushed in ungovernabe fury.
crowd OF men and boys on the wav TO their
work joined In the pursuit.. One young German
hred seven shots from an Enfield rifle into the body
OF ile crippled animal. This only served to increase
its fury. Tie crowd was soon Joined by Police
OnlceIs WoodHne, IIanahan and Martin, and the
redoubtable Tim Foley, armed with Springfield
through the streets. Officers Ilanahau aud Henry
poured the contents or tler revOvora into the body
mired in the slough between Weehawken and Ho-
boken. The disabled bullocN, with blood flowing
hom every part of lie body still fought brayely,
Notwithstanding his broken leg.
fhe pistol Of ofncer nanahsn exploded in his
hand, fortunately without disabling him. onicers
Nnod1nc and Henry were Kept busy In keeping
back the school children, who had Joined in the
chase Finally the unterrincd old Democrat, Tim
Foley, drew u bead on the bullock with Springfield
ri0e. and sent n bell crashing through his brain.
Tie other bullock was killed BY butcher creeping
up behind and cutting his throat with butcher
knie. The remainder OF the drove were driven to
CommuniDaw.
The cattle train OF the Jersey Transportation line
deposited early yesterday morning several cattle
cars allied with steers the siding by the entrance
10 the tunnel in front OF Communpaw Filled with
some dim forebodings Of gridirons and stoves that
awaited them, they made an effort for freedom, and
some hity escaped. But the morning was foegy and
they wandered up and down without beng able 10
escape from the line. The A. NJ. train came dash.
ins along, quiokening itz.speed as 1t emerged from
the tunnel and came uron tie unhappy boyines
trapesng along lie line. About twenty cattle were
killed The engine vas thrown from tne track. but
happily no one wns injured The business OF the
road was DELAYED over an hour.
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THE UPRISING IN FRANCE.
RUMoES RESTRICTING THE REsToRi-
7ION or IHB EMPIRE.
lp,ubordinaiion and Trencher' In the
rrcach Arny-The Pnrisinns still Max

Characterization and Trencbsry In the
rrc4rh Arniy-The Pnrisinns still Max
ING Nightly Sorties.
Tour,. Oct 94-Evcning--vis LoNpoN, Oct.
S-N Eiane, formerly Mayor OF the Ninth Arron-
s,sse, IN, Of Paris, has been appointed nircctor'
p.ner of Sale'y OF France. The Department al
Conn .,iccs have teen suthoriz,d to remove all
prort 1, or prn a's likely to be useful TO tie enemy
The Z To- sier OF War has been empowered to sus-
reud I, nc over tny railroad for the same reason
Tie I ,artmen,s Of tie Lower seine and Euro arc
soeiaf.d in a state of siege. There have been many
,s,es Of IL futortinaon and ,reachery Ia vhich the
tuniy rortics have been punished with death.
Tours oct. % ClirecO.-Lste aasices from Paris
show TINT u sortie made on the 2lst was exceed
inely stcocssui. Many Prussians were killed and
taken uisoncrs Tic journals commenting on the
Pru,sirn report OF this affair call attention TO lie
false statements. especially 10 representing tho Ger
man loss as insignificant, aud In claiming the cap
luro Of a member Of prisoners, when the encmytook
none A. the wind has been un;avorable for several
Gays past no balloons have let Pars. from ORR
rate but reilble source hear there vast nun.
bers OF eick In the cAmIs OF the besegefs On many
ocensior. the discomfort OF the men has been oull
expressed. Rud their commanding officers have been
obliged to 60 often smong the troops 10 keep up their
morale
sORTiBs MADE NIGHTLY
BY small rares Of Parisians, and slant firing AZ
ngt from the forts, severely harrass the Prussians
Up to the present time the latter have not suS.
.eOded In erecting batteries Of siege guns near
enough to commence m effective bombardwont oi
the city. The gentleman who gives the above In
formation Is a resident OF Versailles, and has been
there since the enemy occupied tho town, until
day or two ago, when he managed to make his
Escape. IIc says that even In the viciuity OF Yer
sailies. the Prussians are constantly snnoyed b,
iho Fruncs-treurs, who keep M an active euer
tilla warfare, firing from ambuscadcs, and dali,
killing numbers OF the enemy.
TouRs, Oct. s5.-Tbe following desTa,cles have
been received lere:
LALorrr, Oct. 2i.--A large force OF Prussian. was
At Couf,e to-day, and thcir scouts appeared Al
Ponteou,n. but In the evening they returned Il
Charhcs
AFTER BLOWING uP TIE DRiuGE
N Land, les Fifteen members OF the National
Gusrd wcre shctby the enemy at Jouy.
BLsANCnN, Oct. I-1he irvat.rs arc retreatinc
tsom Caitl! NILE Due, taking with them seventeen
wagon lDad- Of wounded. They iefl i,dgo nuEbei
VI dead on tae field, among them a Co.One Of Baden
cavalry.
O. EgUF CHATEAU, Oct. % On Friday night the
Prussia, bti, muttd to Oh bard Nerdun but their
plans were disconcerted by a gallant and successful
sortie OF tie garrison. Our troops charged with
The bsyonN md killed numbers OF the enemy. Two
bodies OF tie tosecers, mistakug each otter In the
night for enemies, fought for hours and suffered
heavy losscs
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NEW JERSEY.

ng. '''' WA
The nonulatlon q the Firs, Now Jersey Congress
e.onll District IS 1897.
little c'ild named Mitchell was Yesterday
thrown down aud rored hy COW ia Hud.on CIV and
probably htaIy injured
lie population OF the six counties 1npos. NJ the
fir-i tongrcssonh District OF New jersey has In.
cGrAsei 2iOtl sure isoj.
-Four rontc' for tho Kc port and FroChOld Rail.
ROAD have b'yr r'rvctcl l. and Committee las b. en-
appohttd 60 stcdft a tIglt Jt wa
Tho now rond runninc rom NIellnd to Atsion
hn,t"'n cnmn'cl'', nhl tram, ar luunug 4 brluHh
OF tlrs roNa WIN be i runnilg order - BridgJton by
the nlst oi January,
Francis Waunemiker, who killed the negro Mich
olas Guck, at Il Cky Hal S0rrT.ct county 9-t April
lns ugun utct9ci. He escaped ulst jst previous 10
Tho time set for h' trial but was ruarrcstcd IN Jersey
l'lty a.
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ENGLISH VAR DISPATCHES.
Prussia Persists In her Demand for the Crs-
sion OF French Terriiory-Eugenic said
TO he abont 10 Return TO France 10 A -
sumc the Regency.

Prussia Persists In her Denap for the Crs-
sion OF French Territory-Eupenic tnjd
TO b- about 10 Return 10 France 10 As-
so"c the Regency.
LoNroN' oct. so.-lhc ImS has a special
eespstol from Berlin stating that the latest negoiia
ions Tor peace have come to nlush', owing to The
persistence OF Prus-iH in her demandsl for the ees
non Of frehch territory. The 7smS'' IN an hfuc o
'a's'hs TIE British Government 10 make no iur;her
" i' s''p I" 'Ae N"r now s"ys II hhs'
80 P.'''', III n's.'''Hs io' teaeo she must oe
~ .s'u' :" ~ ~ N'''' 0n W. ile ,'."""' =. S9'
s''"' NV ."''- to's y" o' W.
80 Wv ,, y, 49, %. 49, go
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aepa''u'e VI 'he EnI r'tr' " " u'u ho' o'eui 'As'
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.,c,,or. Tn. p.rua co,,D. r.vta,,,n, ,,o =,
,,mn,. a, ,o,cI,,.,,on $40. a.. co,.,nua,, 10 10,
n oorsld.r them hv ,s aosi,. 10 .void tho
Ls, of valuable live. in tho con,s.,
The town OF scnelestadt capitulated Yesterday TO
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PrIsGinn Despatch.

Srurro'nr, oc' 25,-Gen. Suckow telegrnphed
10 tho GoNernmoat here IN sunlly that tho French
Uade fortie ac ross The M1rne at Jouvile on Fri.
~ Iasi. against the WGlomberg outposts. Three
fronoh hatHiions, win artillery md mitrailleurs co
g'Go3 our forces from that point Jonyllej to Cham.
pSny. They were bravciy repulsed by TIE second
h'lt Battalion and part OF the Seventh Regiment.
fse WhrIombergers lost two killed and tnreo
sounded
DAnnsrADT Oct. "a Baron Dalwgk has gone
win htrr hoffman to Versailles to attend the coun.
n vi Hlniytsrs
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Mrs. Elizabeth CHdy stanton Dcciiues TO
Run for COngr.ss.

The following letter from Mrs. Elizabeth Cady
Stanton in which she gives ler reasons for declining
TO run 'or Congress, was received last evening:
HiouSoop PAEE. IESAFLY, v. j., Oct a. $50
Us'srs Ed,-in AiuGreV Hiram n. Cror,er JoAl, j.
Aeirf o. u Oihsrs, Commute
GENrLENrSi When ! consented to be candidate
for Congress 10 your district, was not unmudnul OF
sttol 2S article OF the Constiiuuon which rtuviues
that repre- cGtaiNe IN Congress must Be twenty hye
Yeas axe. and have been seven years citizen Of the
untCd Stes, ana whcn elected must be an lnhabtant
OF Ia, ate In rhlch the person /, chosen,
enough TO qualify for seat IN Congress to iepre.
sent your strict but am not willing to leave my
charming hone the plue hills of jersey and become
denzen OF your diry towu according to the street
.suei o: arelc l. should De compelled to d. before
election.
But as political parties pay little regard TO con-
sttuu1Ls now'l.iay', you may not consider
tins practical obstacle to my being Your
rerrofeutatiYe, Bnl begce l woud further add
tina NJ cf wIitug you lhat hAsty note Of acceptance
ed nat two OF the caud date. nov the ncd
M-sSlR. ling and Web or, the Relu lubllcau EOml
LC"s, P.c IN iaNOr of womnDt suTAge ana venture
To assume that mature reflection 20 iioerni a gen
uemnu 81 Gen. slOcum, the Democratic nominee, will
take the view OF tbs mIortlnt question. The
eat cau.c then, being secure whoever Il elected.
have deemed IL best IA SO present tadl confused
diuu OF pOltcf ~ naive STATE, and cspcc n,ly In
toe cities of New lutk and BrooSyn, to withdraw rom
Tie caLNass that lt uH'c ray not be au arpl. Ul dis
cord anon. yLu. Your asur G.tully,
ELiZABi Ia CADY STANTON.
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A Double Robbery-An Arrr.t-Mysterious
Denth of the Victim.

Timothy Ryan, who arrived here on the steam-
slip Alaska from California. wns robbed on the
passage out, by the butcher OF tho ship, OF gold
watch ard chain and $3.50 in gold and the butcher
WIS subsequently robbed OF Ills spo.ls by Henry
Powell, 4 steerage passenger. Upon reaching port,
Ryan caused the arrest OF Powell in whose posses-
sion the property was found and le locked up.
Ryan was boarding nt the Cooper h Chester Hotel.
where ne died very suddenly lest evening, and sons
suspicion OF foul ilay is entertained. Notice was
Immediately sent to the TNentyeighth Precinct
Station House, and Sergeant Ferris caused his body
to be removed to the Norguc Ryan was ~ years
Of age. native Of Ireland, and has relatives living u
Boston.
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LOSSES ny FIR n.

Thomas Jazakerlev's bakery and DWELLING. .bous.
III Albany were bnrncd yesterday loss tl5 900.
The dNel ng house OF Henry Rrgers OF Uolhrook
win us contents was burned recently Loss ti 500,
shimp's tobacco factory in L'rrr-t,r, Pa, vas
nn'neod on Monday night Los tl0o) insurance,
IRE nt 20 MIX street Boston vesterlty morn.
rs damaged tho p'opcrty 0ftnC tynch rb Glnss Corn.
lutUfCd. ''-'~'s
Mathew stonakCr'S barn st Cranbnry " J. WA
burned on MCrdpy piclt, together viih two horVca
nter mules, snAcrti wagons md q large quantity a
X am. Loss, tIOOO artlal.l insured.
The Exeter marh'ne ahop and foundry R.et,r NJ
H. Wa Durncd on MOndNV nistt together with one or
ancc 10000. T' ''''NNS "AsM~
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CRrnochnn'n Rexer Pnnlc.

The Quarantine Commissioners yesterday heard
from Health offcer Carnoehan, WHO report I'd tist
eight vessels have arrived at this port during the
past week from infected ports with twenty one
cases Of yellow fever on board, six OF which termi-
mated fatally. discretionary power OF quarantine
has been given by Gen Mcdowell to Gen Neal and
the Post surgeon on Governors Island The num-
Ing TO The rerort or Dr. Charles Page. were twenty
one at Wc.t Bank Hospital. and nineteen on
Governors Island There had been no now cases
IN the last ten-days, yet the Doctor states the-s
appeaS an influence OF yellow fever slil existing"
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Jo7TINGs 1BOUT TO wv.

=. Margaret Welsh, who fell down stairs on the 18Th,
died yesterday.
James Howard hanged himself with his shirt In n
cell az the THIRD Precinct station last night uc was
nearly dead VIII n cut down.
=, Mrs julia Ward Howe :lecturcd in Association
Hall last evening on The IiTcct Intervention OF
Women for the FAC 'ncation Of the World"
I-afc Sharpe, who cut His throat with caryIrp
knife h'd been Accusel 0! stealing gold watch from
Albert Cole, and held TO bail Tor trial Dy Justice COY
Counsellor Randolph Guggephciner has been an
Contct JUdgc Advuca'e Of IN, Flev'nfh Ecglment, y
y :. NJ, on Col. August ls Funks stAl
Last night Mary Jackson, colorcd arcl 35 A cook
on the Steamboat W. liam Itaner, whlc N y state T
int Ncaion, iel into the river " Fer - AMI was
crowned
Josh Billings's second lecture before New York
audience was y rect success Stcnw1Y HIrl was
crowded last night and the MIX Was opIo yad
- tie cream OF Gotham society.
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Troops Ordered TO New York ON Election
Dny.

WAsnISGIoS Oct 25-lt is said New York
politicians urc fearful OF an outbreak and riot In
that city on the day of the ensuing election. The
Prcsi len has alroadi promised all tho COOPERATION
IN his power to carry out the Congressional Otc ion
law and TO prevent lruudulpst voting, and to that
end tho iroopN viii be used II necessary Az ro.
orders have been already ISSUED to have all the
marines and lrools within n reasonable distance OF
Now Yor6 ready to move at moments notice. and
In ordOr 70 further protect the pOaoe rogimont u
iufauiTy mr.; r'"''one' n Saih Laro!iun aAs baan
HrdcIGi north 10 Now \ ,rk
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bt'i,I' r'u, Pa, Oct, g5.-J. l.. Hudson Of CAT
SsT h'7 brother Alh,rt Hudson, who was pnssen.
~! q" tamtr Cambria, announcing his sale AZ
Sss1t - t lo,st ono sLryivor Who has moi made
- .' 'he agents a. the Steamship line or tae
l ~, Hslapsrs the fact OF h, safoty which lea \
| '''" lhIt sun O;Lors are safe.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
LIFE IN TIE METROPOLIS.
DASHEs HERE AND THERE BY TUH
SUNS REPORTERs.

A Ciergyman's Daughters Wedding Bril-
liant Ceremony In Calvary Church-Ths
FIuticr OF silks md the Rustiins Il
satin.
Last evening Calvary Church was thronged
with the bcauty and Gie of the city, to witness The
msrr isge Of Miss Isabella Corey and DIR. T. b. San
born, Of this city. The bride is the daughter Of the
Rev. sidney A. Corey the popular pastor Of the Muir
ray Hill Baptist Church. As early ns O'Clock the
guests began to arrive, and at 100 the throng
40 dense that they swayed TO and fro, watching
each new arrival with eager expectation.
At 7SO tho Rev. Mr.. Corey came down the aisle 40
companied by bis stately looking wife. Soon the
organ peaied forth the grand old wedding march
cling the arrival Of the bridal party. First
came four ushers, then Messr. Gilbert Tompkins,
Duke Barnum, Charles stillwell VIM McKibbon,
ctcortine the Misses Molini OF Lexington avenue,
Lille Ring OF Brooklyn, Emma Snyder OF Thlr-
teeth street, and Annie Corey, as bridesmaids.
white satin, with an oveiskirt OF point lace and her
head was adorned with novin veil. In her hand
were dressed In white tarlatan with lace overskirt
The ceremony was performed by the bri de's alter,
At o'clock q reception was given at the residence
OF tic Rev. Mr.. Corey, at which were present the
Rev J. S Holmes, the Rev: A. D. Gillette, and other
distlnPuis Ell cleryynen The parlors were thronged
until midnight when the bride and groom left foe
Phi.adelphia. followed by the good wishes Of egioa
Among the presents were a massive silver frufs
dish from Comm odore Vanderbilt, two silver ladies',
lifted with gold, Commodore Voorhlcs. silver
spoons from Hayes, and also a set Of nut crackers,
e1quisitely wrought; massive silver tea set from
MI and Mrs. r. Gilman, and many other presenta.
The Noble Art Mt tho Tinh Avenue Hotel.
Mr.. Samuel A. Hatch Of New Orleans a guest a
the Fifth Avenue Hotel. was arrested and examined
before Justice Coz yesterday for an alleged assault
upon Otis N. Cutler. Mr. Hatch was standing upoa
the stoop watching the morninV promenaders.
when Cutler approached aud demanded the payment
OF a sum Of money, which Hatch said he did nos
owe him.
In the most excited manner Cutler remarked.
You have asserted that swind'ed you out Of
$4,000" 10 which Hatch promptly responded,
ITS q fact; did make such an assertion, and IT'S
true"
Cutler hcreupon grew furious and rejoinod,
Then YOU stated What you knew to be a d-d lie."
In moment the Southern snirt fired up and Q
sc,imnnge epsued. In which Cutler got the worst
OF II, Hatch pummcling him nrst with his nsts and
hen with his cane. Cutler tried 10 get away, but
couldn't This ended the pugllistic part Of the scene.
Hatch was arrested and q temporary examination
was had. Cutler made his statement Hatch made
rome. lie says be Is confident that Thursday,
The day TO which the exauliuat Is postponed he
will be fully vinuicJied.
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"wh,n t7o rid, horse" justly observes the
sagacious De icrry, lone - ut riie bcflrd." Yea.
vcril!, hs must. tuld he no., then. keep hi.
bands on the Trns' He can't see well through the
chap before him, uhles ttit person be more trans.
parent than mos, politicians bis position IL not IA.
vorabie for guiding the steed beneath. Thon why
not jog on in the natural manner'
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Return Of the Chnmp,ou t,.b.ruo,

The Hon. c. Fred Denison, the handsomost
hnot TIE wealthesi fisherman In Now York, ro-
turned from Greenwood Lake yesterday with u
piekere weighing in the aggregate over 300 pounds.
lie says the lake Is nine mes long and three wide,
and adds that old Jenness, who keebs the wynde-
mere Cottage, II the. incest old fisherman living.
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BHr'sri', Oct. 25.-The Echo (newspaper) Of
ul ooys gCC0 men, with two pieces OF artillery.
"'e moichcd from 1hionvie for Verdun, TO re.
be'o itc troops bockpaed thore.
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How Man Struck IL In Lottery and the.
Got struck Himself.

James Richard, who conducted a branch booi
and shoe house Of the frm OF Hanan, Reddish q
Richard. at Havana, made a t.5.OOO strike In the
lottery there, and, rs was alleged, loaned each OF
his partners $3.50 They refused to repay him
Nbereuron lie brings suit IN tie Surreme Court.
BROOKLYN. against Hanan. TO recover the amount
loaned him The defence Is that the lottery venture
was partnership matter.
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Personal INTELLIGEyCE

Capt. Ohormann has been elected Major OF the
Eleventh Regiment, q IN nllce OF MAI ,cke re-
.lghtd Col Funk has bceu commissioned by the dov.
TIE magnificent Bnrrows the Everett House
ha' hccn apponte1 AIDE de.camD on Col James FskS
ON Ice
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'"""'"r Norton Declines the English Mis-
| Alnn.

sD,r,, INoroS, Oct. 90 Senator Morton has
n T,as'g S.onhed tue miEsiOn 10 England. giving as
6,tSn ~ poinR 30 that in ths event OF his resiI
kH,r b., 0,,"atOr The Democrats, being In tbs ma
u l'.sls AZURE Of Indiana, would not fsil
''1 'osS"t from Ihor own psrlJ.
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iecnn,lructlon of Parties In Italy.

tLptT'Ot, Oct "A. Recent events H. Italy
Nv Nv .'o"cn up tie old political organ izaions, aud
Lh'Il moons tuctiun Of parties on now basis is
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Inspection Of "The Princo's Own" Ye.ter-

The Ninth Regiment was inspected yesterday.
1t Nes found that the privates we're wenlthier the
onicers handsomer, the colonel more intellectual,
the clothes more stunning, aud tho drum corps big.
ser In everv w-y 'hhr the Seventh. Tho regiment
numbers one more Han lnAn the Seventh. In the
evening mo mon visited thu Opsr. hUn1.
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MOZART.
Kiugs RopubiIcan Assembly Nominations.

Dlst, kuHe.
T.. I'M. W. Goodrich.
r. pr-H"r'cs f0crcu,
= Gorge & li,nnott.
~ lr4hua 70 isLGr.
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The Custom House County Conyentio on The
Hon. Charles :. spencer nmorg his
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May please the Court, will try to state In as few
words ~ osihlc ard In plain. STRAIGHTFORWARD man
ncr, my view OF the In issue before YOU; and In
doing so, VIII not cxtenuatc my own fnuts, say
ANYTHING m malice about others Under the first charge
against me, VIZ Conduct judicial to good order and
military discipline, II IL suechcd that did create dis
tutrsnCe In camp, and did assault cadet j. W. Wilson,
otlhi5 AcaGcmy with my dipper and fats. l am pre-
pared 10 admit the plain srs thus alleged aud sup
uUse tncv constitute offence under the tqth article OF
war. But wish TO ask the Court " there was ever
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TIE REFORM MOVEMENT.
JUD0E LEDWITH THROUS DoWN THE
GAUNTLET TO TIMHANY

Meeting Of the Young Democracy Mt Apollo
Eull-Speechcs by Wm. G. Barrett, Gen.
Hiilver, and Judge Ledwith-Mnyor Hall
Overhauied-Wbat Judge Ledwith will
DO AZ FIecteh NJayar