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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-01
UNITED STATES SUPREME COuRg.

Chief Justice Chase Unable 10 Preslde-His
Health MISREPRESENTATION Of Attorney
General Alderman Presented Resolutions Of
the Philadelphia Bar ON the Death OF the
Late Justice Grier.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 81, 1870.
Erroneous statements having recently been pub.
lished concerning Chief Justice Chase Is proper to
say that on the 26tn inst. he mailed letter from
NarraRanset TO Mr. Middleton, Clerk of the Supreme
Court OF the United States In which he mentions
that some days before he Associate Justice
Nelson informing him thar he would be unable to
attend the adjourned term to-day, and expressing
the hope that Judge Nelson would be able TO take
his place; but to the surprise and regret Of the
Chief Justice he received letter from Judge Nell
son in which he said his own health. though i'm
proving, was not suf,ciently good to enable him to
at tend court. The Chief Justice therefore wrote to
MIR. Middleton that the court might know the CIR
cumstances, and that the senior Judge tCltfrord)
might be prepared to take fireplace thus temporarily
vaCaAd. The Chief Justice concludes his letter by
saying, III walked this morning some twenty min
utes and shall ride In an hour or two; but do not
regain my strength as rapidly as l hoped" The
letter, ~ usual, was written by his Clerk but was
signed by himself, the writing showing no unusual
sign Of feeblcness.
Tho Supreme Court met to-day, ell present except
ing chief Justice Chase and Justice Nelson.
Associate Justice Clifford presided Judge clifford
announced that the court would meet ut eleven
O'Clock hereafter.
Assistant Attorney General Talbot said that since
the court was last In sVsslOn Judge H0ar had re-
signed Attnrpav Geoocs, a"d that A. 7. AkeTnan.
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LOUISIANA.

Heavy Burglary in Now Orieans-suicidc Of
United States District Attorney Lous.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 81, 1870.
The vault and safes Of A. Rochereau were broken
ppen BY burglars last night and property valued at
$4,000 taken therefrom.
!. Hyland's conee house, No. 1910 Camp street.
was burned last night. The loss Ia Ss6 0Oo Insured
in the Merchants Company.
Policeman ). Gosset has been shot and killed.
The particulars ore unknown.
One death from yellow fever occurred yesterday.
The first excursion train. under the direction O,
n Ajor J. J. williamson over the Mobile and Chatta.
no6ga Railroad, went to Biloxi and returned yester.
!, A. B. Long, United States District Attorney, was
round dea In his ONCE this morning. with his
THROAT out. Il IL supposed he committed suicide.
Long was seen yesterday afternoon ascending
ne steps leading TO bis ONCE n the Custom
Sd' ShHs sS's w know Of MIN
order he discovered the body weltering in
bis blood. He had apparently been dead several
hours. A deep cash, inflicted by q razor, had
severed the jugular vein. and there was also cash
cut upon each wrist The razer was found near By.
Long complained Of suffering from excessive pam In
the head: Tho Governor is OF the impress
hstack. Ho was native Of Greenfield, Mass, grad
9ateo o. dartmouth College, studied law under
s s%eso mar hons IN Boston, was -. admitted TO
was at half mast to-day, and the Eighth District
Court adjourned out or respect to deceased He
was buried thl5 afternoon with Masonic honOrs,
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MARTINIQUE.

Was Caused-Punishment Of the Instigators.
HAVANA, Oct "a, 1870.
Late advices from st. Thomas give further par
ticulars OF the effect OF the French news when
ceived In Martinique. As soon as the news nom
France Of the differences between the supporters Of
Napoleon and the advocates of the republic reached
the island the negroes fearnRlre enslavement rose
and twenty estates were fired by the misguided peo
pie Volunteers were called for and hearty re-
spouse was made to the call. A large quantity
Of produce was rescued by the organized
volunteers. The authorities have already shot
twenty OF the ringeaders In the recent instruction.
One hundred more have been arrested and are liable
to be shot. The opinion is gaining ground that the
rebellion was instigaJed by the Prussans
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Additional Advicss About the Result of the
Storm.
LAKE CITY, Fla, Oct. 81, 1870.
The following dispatches nom Havana were
received here to-day by mail from Key West, having
been delayed by the accident to the cable connect
ing Key West with Punta Rassa:-
Advices rom Cardenas state that the loss Of life
In shat city by the hurricane was quite small, but
the destruction Of property was very great All the
warehouses were destroyed, and majority Of the
wrecked. No names have been received. The loss
viii reach millions Of dollars.
As far as known no lives were lost from American
vessels either at Matanzas or Cardenas.
Two men were arrested at MatanZas for stealing
property exposed by the hurricane. They were
court-martialed and snOt.
Two Hnbustering schoOners from the United States
have been captured near Nuevitas by the spanish
authorities. They we're laden with arms and cloth
ing for the insurgents. Four OF the crew were cap
tured.
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Personal Intelligence.

Colonel @. r. Schoe. Of the United States Army, ia
vt the Metropolitan Hotel. Some persons insnuatc
Phat the Colonel Is to be hand at the election.
The knowing ones laugh at the idea; they know the
Colonel better.
Colonel George Guilick late OF the United States
Treasury Department left his quarters at the Metro
potan Hotel yesterday for Columbus, g. c.
J DR.. J. q. Holland (Timothy Titcombh Of Spring.
peld, Mass, author Of "Bitter sweet'' and other
lWorks, IL sojourning OF the brevoort House for q
Few days.
| Mr.. John v. L. Pruyn, Of Albany, exmember OF
congress and President OF the State Board Of Com
Jmlssi0ners Of Public Charities il at the Brevoort
House. Mr.. Pruyn is in the city upon business con-
hected with the many associations, both public and
private. OF which he is an oficer.
[ JR Hawley, Ex-Governor OF Connecticut, Will be
here for few days, .: the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
John A. Griswold, republican candidate for Gov
ernor Of this State In 1868, Is at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel looking after the interest Of ''the party In
The present campaign.
Captain W. J. Browne, Of steamer Palmyra, hoists
nils colors Of the Holman House.
( General Gorlon, Of the Russian army and govern
ment contractor and superintendent for the pur.
,chase of small arms, is at the Holman House,
General J. o. Palmer. who has been residing at
the st. Charles Hotel left his quarters at the above
mentioned hotel for his headquarters in Texas last
evening
Colonel Flournoy yesterday took his departure
From the Metropolitan Hotel for Texas.
| Colonel Charles H. Marand, Of Philadelphia, who
ts engaged In new railroad enterprise, is at present
stopping at the Metropolitan.
7 George W. Riggs, the well known banker Of WASH
5ngton. is OF the Albemarle Hotel
General Fl. A. Barnum Lieutenant W. L. Mar
shall, Of the United States Army; George p Bell, Of
Havana ana F. King, Of Virginia. are guests at the
norman House,
I J. p Bigeow, Of the United States Treasury De-
partment at Washington and General Allen, of the
limited States Army, are at the Brevoort House.
1 Dispatches from Augusta. Me-, state that Senator
Rdorrips health is improving very slowly. He is
ptin confined to his room.
James q. Blaine, Speaker of the House Of Repre-
sentatives, is In Pttsburg.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY, MARKEr.-LoNDoN. Oct. 3D. 10 r.
MConsos closed at 92s for both and the account
do 1887 g0a cnfortes, 81. stocks firm Erie Railway
ern, 26x -
LIvERpooL COTTON MARKET-LIvERrooIr oct. 81 Ia 80
r. N.Thc cotton market closed firm. Mldd,ipl up,ap 4
Sad &c.; middling Orleans 9Id Aekd The saies Of the
speculation and export -
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MAKKrT.-LIygRPOoL Oct ri =
r. M.--ProvIsions quiet
LospoN PRODUCE MARKET.-LoNDor, Oct 3d. -Linseed
cakes declining Sugar rmer. Refined petroleum At
Is 6hd per gallon, Lnseed oil Els EsS "a per ton Tur
pentinA 29s I'd. 30s per cwt
LIvERPoOI. BRRADsTUrrs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Oct
8l-4 80 r M.-Corn Boa n pore Quarter for new
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HAVANA WEEKLY MARkE r

HAVANA, Oct. 81, 1870.
Sugar exported during the week from Havana and Ma
tanzss 1900 boxes OF which 1000 the United States
Receipts of the week at Havana and MatanzAs 1000
boxes stock IN warehouse at Havana and Matanxss
toxes and hogsheads; quotations nomfnals No II
Dutch standard steady at reals perarrobe; No Is TO ~
6rmer At on l2 rcas No. 10 10 molassss sugar nrmer Al
reals fair TO good refining muscovado sugar steady
at e srsal; Ssson sc.iy. Pas Butte; dun 4 sSe
dull at &C. soc for American Lard steady At &c., kegs,
and 2SHc IN tins Lumber steady at $13 per Tor white
sop 70 per cen.Ir Sma% q r9. sky asy' h "
sight. in gold, psr Gent premf.m the Unsd States
short sight In gold ~ per cent premium: the Unied
the United States short sight ia currency spsr oenl d
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THE POLICE ORDERS FOR ELECTION DAY,
Issued by Superintendent Kelso, are very plain
and simple. No doubt every member of the
Force understands exactly that his duty is SIM
ply to preserve order at the polls, to see also
That no man who is entitled to vote is
Pbstructed in the exercise of his right by any
body who is not authorized to put in legal
challenge, and to keep free access to the ballot
box open for every citizen. II the police do
aheir duty In this respect dispassionately-
ws are sure they land if voters will de-
post their ballots as early as possible, and
fhus having performed their duty to the State
will retire at once from the polling places, it
will be very difficult to get up pretext for
'hny rl0tous disturbance on election day.
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ST. DOMINGO.

Opposition 10 Baez-The Hartm0nt Loan a
Failure.
HAVANA Oct 81, 1870.
From st. Domingo we have intelligence to the
10th. The dissatisfaction against Baez general
and rising would have taken place long ago but
for che presence OF an American man-of.war. The
loan with Hartmont 4 Co., OF LONDON, has proved
failure
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MEXICO.

MA
A LltiIe Peace-The New Port OF Eitry--Prs~
aress-Escobsdo-Thc EudiEns Trsubiesomc--
Tho Treasury Repcft-~The 6;1ctanaias
Dim uIty.
LAKE ORR, IA, Ocss 81. 1870.
An arrival at Havana FROM vcvs Cruz,brings ad-
vices from the city OF Mexico to IN, 10th INST The
news Ii decidedly more pacific The nation is much
more tranquil than formerly ana tisc federal anth0-
rifles are generally recognized and Ubeyed, high
way robberes are less frequenu. the government
having exerteu its authority to suppAess iawlcss-
ness.
The Custom House at Sisal, In Yaeatsn. has been
ordered to be removed to Progress, which port will
be opened in July 1871 ~ the porrof Sssesl Closed
Escobedo has been declared Governor Of the
State OF san Luis Potosi.
lighthouse has been ordered for the entrance OF
the harb0r OF Tampico.
The Indians In Sonora Chiapa ami 'Taoatan con
tinue their depredatons small sci.e-
Senior Romero has presented to Cor. yrsss the an
nual Treasury report 1t Is full ana eS Vtiolt docu
mcnt.
The proposed tarir allows maste "a TO sign
their manifest without examination by their
Consuls.
Guatemala proposes arbitration to settl She. dlf-
ferences with Mexico.
The TOuca Railway bill has passed the Cor tress.
Passngo or the Amnesty BiIi--Fav ssasio
Progress or the Tehauntepec Bill-N esreso
Observation-Disclosures.
HAVANA, Oct. 81. mo.
Late advices have been received from N, xico.
The General Amnesty bill had been passed. by tg0n-
gress and had been proclaimed by Juarez. It's pro
visions extend 70 all except Marquee, Maya Rui-
roga, Archbishop Labestda and Bishop Oma ,hetE
The Tehuantepec bill progresses favoraby.s CARi-
da has been appointed Charge d'Aralres to la sIy.
Negrete in . circular recently issued, thaA,ks the
Mexican people for the amnesty granted to lm, In
common with others. and swears to serve as a sim
pie soldier In the defence Of Mexico, should 0a;ason
offer.
Many think the amnesty ia too general An,add1-
uOnal clause has passed Congress whereby thOAe in
dicted cannot be condemned 10 death.
Affairs at Tepec are quiet A telegraph line tfr0m
Guaymas 10 Arcon ia being built. The railway Afrom
Guaymas to Pass del Norte Is under construction
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ST. THOMAS.

Vessels Observation-Disclosures Of tho Islaud.
HAVANA, Oct. 81, 1870.
Advices from st. Thomas TO the 18th inst, have
been received.
Vessels from Havana were quarantined twenty
days on account OF cholera.
The health Of st. Thomas Was good though there
had been much rain.
The United States man-ofwar Nantasket, from
Jamaica, was at ST. Thomas coallng
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French Congratulations ON National Con.
soIidatl0n-ParI Progress.
FLORENCE, Oct 81, 1870
NJ. senard, the French representative, has con.
graduated the King on the energy and moderation
which have been displayed In the accomplishment
of Italian unity. E49
Signor venosta, replying for the King, expressed
his thanks for the good words OF NJ Senard, and
added that Italy itself is not only regenerated, but
universal civilization is promoted BY the late eve nts
at Rome.
In case Of the dissolution Of the Italian Pariia.
ment which Is threatened the elections for the
new deputies Will occur on the 10th OF November.
The Parliament will assemble on December S.
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churches clearly show that raco apd religion
10 not nsocss ss-:!;y Divide The Rpmsn family

ROME AND TIE PoPR.--It ID manifest from
The latest news that the Holy Father Ia not
SsIisaed. Why should he bes Nothing pays
10 we'll a. real estate. The temporal power
Il resIhv, after all, real estate question. The
Pope nee>is money. Charlemagne, we admit,
MAS kind ~ the Pope; but long before the
bau Of Charismagne the Pope had farm.
The Pope is now robbed Of his farm. How
Fan he be pleasedS Now that the Pope is
lntsllible, why should he not have at least an
pore Of ground on which to manipulate and
belch forth his thunder2 Rome and the
Pops. In tho event Of European congress,
will DO . big question.
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The Christian Missienarics-Doath Of an
Esglish OnlciaI.
LONDON, Oct. 81, 1870.
Late advfeeI rom China state that the Christian
missionaries whose lives were threatened at Fung-
onsw have been rescued and brought to place Of
safety.
Richard Connolly Second Secretary Of the British
Legation ct Pekm. Ia dead.
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VENE ZUELA.

Maracaibs still Decentralization Of Gaznan
Blanco Regarding tho Archbishop Of Cara
~ HAVANA. Oct 81, 1870.
EThe news from Venezuela is TO the 10th. Mara
catbo still held out. The Archbishop Of Caracas
had been banished for showing favor to the insur-
gents but President Banco refused to sanction the
act and recalled the Archbishop.
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SHOCKING W re MuanEa.

CINCINNATI. Oct 81, 1870.
Dispatches from Lima, Ohio, state that man
named Bytnger, living about nine miles from that
place, mu dered his wife last Monday IN a most
shocking manner, threatening 1T the same time TO
Kill his child en- II they divuged the crime. Fol-
lowing his directions the children put the body OF
their mother under the house, and remained in lear
until last evening, when they communicated tho
facts 10 the authorities.
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THE WEST INDIA CABLE.

Progress Of the Work of Laying the Panama
and West India Cable.
l@# LAKE CITY, Fla, Oct. 81, 1870.
Advlces from Aspinwall announce that the Pana-
na and West india Gable Expedition has sailed. At
the last accounts the paying out was going on sue.
cessfully and the Signals were perfect
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SCHLESW iG-HOLSTElN.

Prassian Assurances Of Sottlemont.
COPENHAGEN, Oct. 81, 1870.
Prussia has promised Denmark to fulfl the stipu-
lations OF the treaty OF Prague relative to North
schieswig Hence King Christian, In mis- last
speech from the throne, was enabled to refer to the
future with confidence.
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PORTUGAL.
Tho Aviia Cabinet.

Tho Avila Cabinet.
LISBON, Oct. 81, 1870.
new Cabinet has been formed under the presi.
dency Of Avila, a. follows
Avila Minister Of Foreign Affairs.
Bishop vizhi, Minister Of the Interior and Public
Instruction. vi
CarvalhO, Minister Of Finance.
Davig0, Minister OF War.
Convict, Minister Of Marine.
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SPAIN.

The Throne Question Settled.
MADRID Oct. 81, 1870.
The formal approval OF the candidature OF Aosta
for the Spanish crown by England Prussia, Italy.
Austria and Russia is officially acknowledged by the
Spanish government.
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PORTO RICO.

Enforcement Of the Quarantine Laws-Pr0s-
poets OF the Crops.
HAVANA, Oct. 81, 1870.
Porto Rico dates are to the 18th instant. All ar
rivals there from Havana are quarantined. The
prospects OF the growing crops are good.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship Wisconsin win leave this port on
Wednesday for Liverpool.
The malls for Europe viii close at the Post once
az eleven o'clock A. NJ.
The NEW YORK REHABILITATION for Europe
will be ready at ten o'clock.
Single copies, in wrappers for mailing. six cents.
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PERSIA.

Pcrsecuti0u Of the Christians.
LONDON, Oct. 81, 1870.
Dispatches from the East state that the persecu-
ton Of the Christians has been revived in Damas-
GUS and 80 great il the irritation Of the natives
against them that general massacre IL feared.
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Defeat Of the Uruguayna Army by tho
Rebels.
LISBON. Oct. 81, 1870.
Later advlces have been received from South
America. News from MOntevlde0ts to the effect that
the government army has been beaten at Corraisos,
by the Blanco army,
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COSTA RIGA.
Euilure or the Revolution.

Euilurc Of the Revolution.
AsPINwALL, Oct %, 1870.
The attempted revolution In Costa RIGA has been
suppressed. The steamship Bright sails on the
oath, submerging the cable toward Jamaica.
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FRANCE.

American Malls and PassepSSrs,
- tT BBBsr. Oct. 81, 1870.
The General Transatlantic C0mpany's steamer St.
Laurent, from New York for Havre, arrived at tins
port st seven O'Clock this morning, all well.
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THE BOSTON. HARTFORD AND EaE RAILROAD.
PoUGHKERPsrE, Oct.

P0UGHKERPsIE, Oct. 81, 1870.
Judge Barnard to-day dissolved the last injunction
against the sale or the stock OF the Boston, Hartford
and Erie Railroad, and the sale will take place on
"Wednesday next hv sheriff henW0rthy.
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THH REaIsrRATToN.-The total repatriation
"a tnis city yesterday was 81, $50. The total
20 far In two days ID 1889. The total regis
grafton In four days last year was 14s, III, and
p one day Of registration yet remains 1t is
probable that tho total registration Of the city
this year win amount to over 10000. This
Unprecedented registration indicates that our
Eoting mon are all alive to the importance Of the
Questions ct issue, and our solid men and law
)ebiding citizens, feeling sure Of . fair and
lpeaceable election, are determined to see what
majority they can cast in favor of right and
law when untrammelled by roughs.
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LONDON, Oct. 81, 1870.
The nrst India mail by way Of Brindisi, Italy, was
despatched nom there on the 2Sth inst The event
was celebrated by banquet. Edmund Yates, the
Post once agent spoke for England.
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Drift Of a Wreck,

Fragments Of vessel apparently the Geneva, Of
Quebec. have come ashore Ut rensance
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Is THE RRPUBIIo ''GoMG TO THE Docs ?"-
"A Chicago paper quotes st. Louis contempo-
Eary as entertaining conviction Of the deca-
Hence Of the republic; In other words, that it
= 'going to the dogs" 1t might as well 60
there as to have the capital removed to such
pa immoral place as Chicago. Aud we hardly
fhink 1t necessary to become dolorous about
the future Of the country because the late
capital abortion at Cincinnati did not succeed
in having the seat Of government, like one Of
Aladdin's wonderful cities, removed in night
10 St. Louis. Keep up your spirits, good
men! When the capital is removed it will
probably be to New York city-if the great
metropolis at that time shall have room for Il.
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Storm mt Cleveland.

CLEVELAND, Oct. 81, 1870.
terrible storm ragged here lase light The pro-
peller Neptune, with two timber ba es In tow, cast
or the barges. and In making port beat against
dock until she sunk. The Neptune belongs to the
Erie transportation Company, and halls from
Detroit.
No sailing vessels have been reported "a wrecked.
considerable portion Of Wlnsl0w S brick block
on River street was blown down.
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TURKEY.

Tho MissIon t. Washiastea.
CONsrANrIN0PLB, Oct. 81, 1870.
10 u rumored that Bacque Bey. Minister OF the
Sultan 70 the United States will not return to Wash
ington.
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JAMAICA.

Arrival Of tho Governor.
KINGSTON, oct %, 1870.
Governor Grant has arrived.
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Allie Best In the Market. II You Vans
elegant fashionable Hat direct TO the
E6PEKSCHEID, lis Nassau street.
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ga Slight Cold,'' Coushs.-Few sro Aware
osthe importance Of checking cough "sshtcold" fnA
Hrst that which n the beginning would yield 70 Amg
remedy, neglected, often attacks the lungs. GROWN
BRONCHIAL TRQcHES" give sure and alnoss imusdk
relief The rroches" proved their eoacy byra tAe
many ysar, and have received testimonials from sab
meH who have used them.
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ENGLAND.


LONDON Oct. 81, 1870.
Tomorrow being settlement day at the bank, the
Exchange will not be open for business. There Will
DO no public sales OF stocks and securities.
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The Uepuhlic Is Peace.

The Republic Is Peace.
HAVANA, Oct 81 1870
Hayti was at peace. President Saget continued to
inCite insurrcctlOn In 81. DOMINGO AGAINST Baea.
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Parliamentary Opposition.

Parliamentary Opposition.
MADRID. Dot. 81, 1870.
At the opening OF the C0rtes tomorrow the party
Of the left Will present q proposition Of censure
against the government for It's course In the matter
OF Aosta's candtdature.
The candidature Will be ofcially presented to the
C0rtes In the early part Of the week.
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Specinc for Diseases sf tho Kidneys-In
MIssISUOI SPRING WATER. For saisby J.. MLuADH
SONS 163 Broadwav.
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A.-Rushtonss IF. W. Cod Liver Oh, Freal,s
and pure the oldest In MARKET use no Other Depot ~
Barclay street