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Brighton landing to meet tho halfpast ten O'Clock
boat IRON New York.
,.y uYsos:m0n sunday Octooea ~ wuLLiAA A.
The friends are respectfully invited TO attend tho
funeral services, az 81. Phillips church, Mulberry
street. on "Wednesday afternoon at one O'Clock.
bermuda papers please copy
ToBIAs.-On SUNDAY evening, October %, WALTEE
ROGERS p TOBIAS in the 2oth year OF ms age.
from l3o West For,y-second street, this CTuesdaV
afternoon, at one O'Clock.
only child OF Charles and Hattie G. Tnorne, aged
years, months and is days.
40 N. Of p. are respectfully invited to attend the
FUNERAL from No First street, this (Tuesday) after
noon, al one O'Clock.
THoApsoN.-0n Sunday October ~ CArHAIrNy
THOMPSON. aged "a years.
Tue funeral VIII take place from the residence or
fourth street near Second avenue, on Wednesday
afternoon, at one O'clock Friends and relatives Of
TURNER AT Brewstsr Nv Y ON 70 satsrSav evev.
ing October % ANNA, wife OF Daniel q. turner,
daughter or John and Lana A. Mead.
The friends and relatives OF the family are rogp0Ct
fully invited to attend the funeral services st the
Methodist church; Brewsters, on Wednesday AFTER
road, Twenty-sixth street station at haf-past ten
AN w, Garr lag WIN be In waiting a. the depot
MKLSM-on sunday october 81 OF consumption.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respoct
fully invited to attend the funeral, from his late
residence, ABA West seventeenth street this fTucs-
day. afternoon, at one O'Clock.
WELLs.-In this city, on Sunday, October A.
MARIA. wife OF Amos q. Wells aged 40 years.
The friends and relatives Of the family are 10
specially invited to attend the funeral, from her
daughters residence corner OF l2ith street and New
avenue, on Wednesday morning, at ten O'Clock.
Albany and California papers please copy.
wMTKn0n SUNDAY October q. ksssoo. MEEs.
White aged years and IL months.
The relatives and friends OF the family respect
fuly requested TO attend the funeral this uesday)
afternoon. at two O'Clock, from 246 West Twenty
fourth street.
Philadelphia papers please copy.
WARREN.-On sunday, October %. JANE WARREN.
widow OF Robert Warren, IN the 59th year OF her
aye.
The relatives and friends OF the family are invited
TO attend the funeral, from 81. Ambrose church,
corner Prince and Thompson streets.
YEAroN.-On Sunday night, October %, ELIZA
wife OF Orlando Yeaton. ana daughter OF the late
John sullivan, OF New Hampshire
Relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fuily invited to attend the funeral on Wednesday
afternoon az one O'Clock from her late res dence,
l7a Hicks, near Pierrepont street. Brooklyn without
further notice.
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SUICIDE sY SHOOTING.

Peter Dunn. the man who shot himself In the
left breast Oh Saturday afternoon, while at the
Albion HOTEL New Chambers street, died Yesterday
in the Centre street Hospital from the effects OF the
self-lnticted wound. Deceased was thirty years OF
bra store No. 80 Centre street Despondency.
caused By. pecuniary distress, is SAID TO have
prompted him to commit the act
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

CARTE.-MURPHY.-OnW Wednesday, September II,
at 81. Johns Roman Catholic church. Brooklyn BIZ
the Rev. John McGuirc, HENRY J. CARTER TO MAR
GARET A. MURPHY, youngest daughter OF Cornelius
J. Murphy, ESD, OF Brooklyn
DEDELL-M lTCuLLL.-On Wednesday October 10
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STREET QUOTATIONS.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

MONDAY, Oct. H-6PM
COFFEE Rio was dun but unchanged we heard OF M
sales Laguayra In demand, 200 bags were
sold private terms Other but unchanged
n value. We quote:-Rio- Ordinary cargoes, Aac
l<c fair do lbc 15kc good DO. 16c lsc. prime do,
l7c &C extremes for lots lSc java government
bags, 2oc 22c. do, la55S mats, Coo 22c Snga-
pore. grass mats lsc &c.. Ceylon, Ike l9c. Mara
caibo, Se 1876; Laguayra, 1870. lsc. jamaica I4c.
l6c st. Domingo lgod, In bondh she &C.; Ceara, l6c.
= lac; Costa Ric., 6,Sc isc Manila, i6c !7c. Mex
CoTroNThe market for this staple the spot very
active excited and decidedly higher owing the favor
able cable adyces frhm Liverpool Prices advanced fully
With Ugh. oering Spinner: were The pn,cipAl operators
were sold soH Sass. Of which ISIS were ihs sos
Included in the sales For future de-
livery the business unusually large and tho was
much higher prices advanced To- FOR October NC for
later months The sales loo bales iddng)
Sss d. a.. a.: Z aiSs seS d. a.. 10 Il
for sUysmI .a and Dscsmcsr = Sas goo DO Tor
= l g. lsFSi 400 9s, DO 49, :. lsho.; 2so DO.
,S d. for aeeruay :, 1915 Soo d. FOR Marcia
lshc $40 do, for Novcmber, At 1870 lsc do for
We append the closing quotations for lots
HSFn "a
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FREIGHTs.-fhe market act and rates were
hrmer for some articles Grain in III Liverpool
ers was scarce and brm at 3d. 1t which
gagemens were made. The charering business
active. and rates for almost all kinds Of
Several ships were chartered for Liverpool London
The engagements day were-To Liverpool 500 bushels
wheat at 6d 160 hhds moasscs 82s 200 bbls flour
Mt d. 3D. and, steamer 1000 bales cotton IA
bills flour at a. It'd To Bristol 90 ocake In bags
at 25s 10 Glasgow % 500 bushels wheat at SID 1900
bbls. -four at Is. I'd. To London ecu cases sperma-
ceu at lis. 3d.. 5000 bbls. nour At 2a. lHd. g.
4Hd-chieny at D. %xd., closing higher; IS lig
numvite at 2s 30 do maple ut u.s. 3d. 80 do mahogany
private TERMS 20 tons measurement goods l5s 30
clover seed at $685. and 70 hhds tobacco 3os To Roer
dam, BY tons measurement goods At S7 3D. The charters
"A British bark (now Bamore) from Philadelphia
10 the Mediterranean. with $500 bbs petroleum o.
brig 1S0 bbls to jamaica at $751; and back with ogwood
81 70 brig to Porto Rico and back, private terms;
bark, with $500 bbs petroleum, to Marseines for
orders, at 90. 3D.. II discharged at Maraeines,
g. II at Trieste 6s 3d.; . bark to Trieste
with 400 bills do at 6s bark to the Meditcra
l20 cases brig 70 Seville with 1900 bbs and 100
ship, 62 TONS to Liverpool general cargo; Liver
pool the same ship 9s tons, Bristol general
(no previously reported) bark from Philadelphia TO
Valencia, with 1900 bbls. petroleum private terms
FLOUR AND GRAIH.Receips, 1882 bbls. -FOUR s. do.
and 800 bags meal 1867 bushels wheat i07S4l
2367 do. oats and 98 0 barley. market
active and buOyRnt and l0c 2vc higher, under
export and speculative demand for State The sales
comprised about $4,000 bba Of which about 1900 bbs
extra State at 10 TO- In store and afoat Of which about
5000 bills deliverable next month at $5 &c. Southern -four
-four quiet but unchanged Ia value sales 200 bills
Corn menl Wua and nj We
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NAvAk SToRHs-The demand for spirits turpentne
light, and the small lots supply the
immediate of buyers, who refused to above &c,
except for small Quantities About 80 bbls lots sold
t44Sc 46c. Hoain active for the low grades,
which rather lower Other grades dull, but
changed In value Sales 5000 bbs strained. Aoat at 81 90
and small lots prices within the of 81 ~ 81 10 for
No. w 50 SO 81 No. x3 IS "a 20 for pale and SO
81 for do and window glass. Tar dull and
nominal
PErRoLEUM.-The market for crude in bulk dull.
There but little demand, and that entirely confined
TO small lots supply the present OF enes and tho
sales unmportant Prices unchanged however,
closing at ls4c i2c Crude in bbs dun and nominal
at about 6hc Naphtha inactive and prices nomi
nal. There more demand for refined OIL but prices
were heavy though lower except for lots the spot
which sold at lower figures. There sold 5OU0
bills, on the spot At 23c-cosing at Exc 800 do, for
November 239c 800 do for December private
s6oo each month"; at 2c also 1000 private terms.
There moderate demand for jobbing lots which
unchanged In value. We quote STANDARD and prime
white, 26tec. 2. The market in Philadelphia quiet,
the demand being light but prices without change OF
moment The sales LOO bbs for October c..
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DAILY, DEMOCRATS RALLY

| DAILY, DEMOCRATS RALLY
.come the winds come, when forests are rendsd;
Come the RxS6 xT.s s stranded
usrERRrri Gh TIE bDEExocRAcYl
MASS MEETINGS
ses!SS; GFss5 h.
The ssA n lss g .iHs RALLY
TAAAAf pod H sTaHs SsTe sss ssgaHr AND
THIRD AVENUE 70 TsG TsrvERsrrY PLACE,
THURSDAY Ev VI & ssis OCTOBER ss ~, 1870.
to respond to the no InI,s q
So . AND 5G rhE 7 sT h2fFT TioxEr,
COUNTY S S5SSiSSH5 AsD ASSEMBLY
to celebrate victories rejoice over the GER
tanty OF our coming success.
stree, from Third ;yepae to Fnh ara
ana De ''t aGSsk l1 dhoRaH h4 MCCLELLAN
Governor Hoffman, Governor Reach and other
eminent gentlemen.
At the large Hall distinguished speakers viii address. the
''fG Hon. ISExfI? SEYMOUR
HON. kEIhs l. ra kfshis aPa oss
Hon. s4aS s1PGknS Ssr,sy
Hon. PANEL PAM y, y0oRHEEs, Of Ind,
Hon. JOEL PARKER; Of New Jersey.
HON HON fERsksbd bx M6o6 s. at New x1 York.
!ion. sAMuELs. cox, OF New York,
lion Hon $ ISsas S@ I, E ~ Ts
HON. Sp SSas E ssr asst ior.
HON. sksEEL GAe RHXs Of 81 S New YORK. York
@ hos. of hG ri. rat from our own STATE
stands for speakers and also for music and fireworks WIN
street, from Third avenue to University place
the arrival of each twenty-five professions
n a sns g s % and rockets viii
win be indicated by the grand displays in Union
The line of march in Fourteenth street win be brilliantly
'' By oraer.
DOUGLAS TAYLOR
Chairman Committee Of Arrang onents
Chairman General Committee
THE PEOPLE AGAINST THE RING;
Of the Rcguar and those in favor of hones
Apollo Haul Of twenty eighth stree. and Broadway,
on Tuesday evening October % 1870, :, O'Clock,
n, THOMAS fa'ss,a iEDsITa M y: Reform Ticket
HON Tso~s. pedws WI" Hen menry t. n,o,
Judge George G. Barrett. Genera fV Wil.n s aysr,
- JOSEPH BLuxEsrHAL
ROSWELL ID. HArcH and WV. H. RooNxR Secretaries.
THERE WILL BE A MEETING OF THE EMANUEL B.
art Association Of the Sixteenth ward this Tuesday
nue. full attendance e TsHssr; y
BERNARD WADEJ ......,
JOHN II. SAxroN.} se'is'~ies'
w r. ROBERTS BANNER RAISIN0.-THE vARl-
W. Gus William r. Roberts Clubs will assemble TO night
81 ~ O'Clock, Charley Lindemanns Broad
way and Catherine street. to rstfy the nomination OF
Colonel Roberts for Congress ding his the
breeze Colonel Roberts will be present. eloquent speak
crs will address the assembly.
I Eth WARD WILLIAM N. TWEED ASSOCIATION
IL will hold ratification meeting a. their headluarers
No. East Ninth At, near Fifth at O'Clock, this tues
day. evening for the purpose Of rafyng the State county
and city nominations The corruption OF the present admin
istraiion will be fully set forth BY the following
speassrsHon A. Oakley Hail. Hon. s. 8. Coz, Hon. A.
Sullivan, William f. Howe, Captain Thomas A. Glover
Hon. J. Walker Fowler and others
NJ. J. MCkENSA, Sec. MARCUS HANLON President
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THE DOCTORS WARNED.

Many OF the physicians OF the city having wilrully
or ignoranty disregardei the law compelling them
to promptly report contagious diseases to the office
OF the Board OF Health, that body has ordered that
the physicians be prosecuted should they disregard
the following notice, issued yesterday
HEALTH DEPARTMENT., BUREAU OF SANITARY J
INSPECTION, No. sol MOTT STREET.
NEW YORK, Oct. "a, 1870
sEYour attention is directed tho following section OF
the Sanitary Code:-
sEc 22 That every physician shall report Bureau
OF SANITARY Inspections In writing having
tagous disease land the state of his disease his
her dwelling and name II known) which physician
has prescribed Tor attended the frat time
such contagious disease during part OF the
twentyi0ur hours but not more than two shall be
required IN one week concerning the
attending or practising physcian thereat must at his peril
sec that such report 10 has been attending
physcan Contagious diseases named by the sanitary
yellow fever, small pox, typhus
nal meuingis
Tho neglect of ths medical profession 10 report cases Of
Department IL not only in violation Of law dsprves
the profession OF the Of
the movements or prevalence OF certain dseases The
Health Department being the only medium through which
such statistics can be becomes the OF
all TO furnish such reports only
diseases OF contagious character appca
ton OF measures for arrestng the spread diseases
BY order Of the Sanitary Committee
MOREAU MORRIS, N. D., City Sanitary Inspector.
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RAND DEMONSTRATION

- RAND DEMONSTRATION
THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 81
NOTICE TO DEMocKATIc CLUBS, ASSOCIATIONS,
Every democratic organization Intending Ia parade ON
THURSDAY EVENING IL requested 10 apply to the
OF the Democ attic Ward Committee in is ward, II
sirabe TO unto each ward grand effective ward
procession, under the guidance OF the Ward
following named persons represent ward on inc Gen
First Ward-Nicholas Muller.
Second Ward-John Petit
Third Ward-Andrew J. Purtel
Fourth Ward.-Thomas Conan
Firth Mard-Terence Duffy
Sixth Ward-W alter Roche.
Seventh Ward-Edward J. ShandsA
Eighth WArd-John Cox
Ninth Ward-leorge w. M1rt0n.
Tenth Ward-John Scott
Eleventh Ward Henry woltpsan.
Twelfth Ward Edward Jones.
Thrsepth Ward-Mchael HEAVY.
Fourteenth WArd-John Hays
Fifteenth Ward-John H2mpson
Sixteenth Ward-James BARKER
Seventeenth Ward Thomas Dreamer.
Eighteenth WardJames Irving.
Nineteenth WArd-Francis McCabs.
Twentieth WArd-John Brice.
Twenty-hrst Ward-DAnici A. Bos.wick.
Twenty second Ward George w. Punkitk
All clubs and associations must apply their respco.e
All tho processions will enter Fourtesnth street from Sec
ond avenue.
'''''' ''''' = DOUGLAS TAYLOR, Chairman.
NINETEENTH WARD WILLIAM NJ TWEED AssO.
~ citation win hol grand ratification meeting ban
O'clock Al Terrace Garden TnirS avenue Fifty ana
Fftynln,h streets The following eminent speakers VIII
address the mestiug-
Hon. A. o. Hail.
Hon. Fernando Woet,
Hon Richard O'Gorman
Hon. Albert Cardozo,
Hon. William X. Roberts,
Hon. ] r. Reymsrt.
Hon. X. L. Larremore,
Hon. T. c. Fields and esera others.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

DEv. 2. r. AHERN.-THE MONTHS MIND MASS FOR
IL the repose of the soul OF Rev T. p Aheru viii cels
bfated In the Church OF the Holy Cross, Fatpush on Ned
nesday October g. at l09 O'Clock A. NJ 1he reyersns
clergy and friends are invited to attend.
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In the GOLD loan market the recorded rates ranged
from 316 to 1882 for borrowing. The operations OF
the Gold Exchange Bank were as rollows:-
Gold cleared SSl, 95S, 900
Cola balances. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 927, 100
Currency balances. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1,092,407
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at Christ Church, BROOKLYN r. D., by the Rev. Mr..
Partridge, rector, RoBEnr r. DEDELL 70 NARY 4.
MIrCuBLL
GIANnLLA-SNyDEp.- Saturday evening" Octo.
Der "a at ST. Peter's church, Brooklyn, by the Rev.
Father J. Frans0li, assisted by the Rev. Fathers
Murphy and McMeel b. GIANELLA, OF New York, to
Mes ANGELINA SNYDER OF Brooklyn. No cards.
HoPPING-MoRIs0N.-In Jersey CITY, on Tuesday,
October Is, at the residence Of the BRIDES mother,
by Rev. DR.. Bartine, JAMES h. HOPPING to HANNAH
LOUISE MORRISON, daughter OF the late George L.
Morrison.
MEUElER -LAssALLE.-On Thursday, October 20,
by the kev. A. Verren, LION MEUSiER, OF Paris,
France, to ELISA third daughter OF Charles Lassalle
OF this city.
STORMs--WOoD.--On Sunday, october o. at the
residence OF John Armstrong, by the Rev. Walter
Chamberlln, Mr.. JOHN y. STORMS 10 ADELAIDE,
daughter OF Jabez Wood, ESQ.,, OF Manuel
Philadelphia papers please copy
SrEwART-DOUGLAs.-On Wednesday evening"
October TO- at the Presbyterian church. Fourth ave-
nue. ana Twentysecond street, BY the Rev. DR..
Crosby, JOHN STEWART to JENNIE Il. DOUGLAS,
daughter OF David Douglas, all OF this city.
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Hirfln.
Died.

CHERRY AT Bergen Heights, on sunday, October
%, Mrs. W. M. CHERRY, Of North Carolina Of son.
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The 1 Latest News, \ ]. J,
News Of the Day.

Dr.. J.. g. Bobbs, o prominent physician
and an old resident Of indianapolis, Ind,
died Sunday night. Dr.. Bobbs was .
brother.in:lGw OF Senator Cameron, oil
Pennsylvania. ~
HenryR Hoford, Grand Master Of the
Grand Lodge Of Vermont Of !. Q. o. F.,
died at bis residence At -Pawlet, VT. Sun
sTheS stoekholdets 81, the PMhd hdepliia'
Pa Mercantile Library having beaten the
directors on the question Of opening that
institution on sunday, 1t was yesterday
opened for the first time, and drew largo
numbers Of people. This Ia the first ip.
stance In that city Of the opening or q
library institution on Sunday.
The steamship Germany ran into the
steamship. City, ,of. .QuebeG of Green Island
yesterday: The slGtteF, steamer. sunk In
deep water In half an hour aflerward.
The third engineer and n HpasSenger was
lost. -''.' ''''
Speaker Blaine declines To DO q candt-
date for U. s. Senator.
The Junior and Sophomore Classes ot
Dickinson College, Carlisle, Pa, have re.
belletl against an order Of tho faculty, and
refuse 70 attend recltationS. They have
been suspended. '19
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Commercial and Financial.

IT Is announced from Now York that
such Is the accumulation of national cur
rency in the city banks that they loan it
from two to five days without interest,
and then take tho checks Of the borrow.
ers, as they are payable in greCnbacss
The Government takes national currency
for gold when sales arc made.
The New York Iot does not have
much faith in the present upward
turn Of prices in Wall street. and
says that It Is puzzle to many
people. 1t attributes 1t to tie abundance
OF unemployed capital, itself bad sign,
and also to "the diminishing prospect Of
any sound policy in Congress looking to
specie payments" This state Of things II
regards as unhealthy and concludes that
ION tho whole 1t may be doubted whether
there was ever a time when little unex'
pected event might produce so great an
effect us now"
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shall We have a PIatformlat At thelRs-
publican State Convention.

The Parkcrsburg Stats Journal thinks
we should adopt no platform" The
Kana,rha Journal thinks differently, and
says: .a. u.a
Il Is d well known fact to all that during
the last campaign ythe Republican, party
became seriously disrupted, and It Is also
well known that these wounds have not
vet entirely been healed. The reason OF
our split last fall was because We Ind no
State platform for our guidance, and the
result was every county made one OF its
own, and instead Of presenting q solid
front against our political enemies We
entered into a contest with ourselves
which In many sections defeated US.
Now TO avoid these county platforms,
and to avoid also tho probability OF
wrapgling with ourselves on minor differ
ences. We want State platform which
should be adopted by every county In the
State, and then make our county platforms
to accord with It; inserting such planks as
may bc beneficial to and In compliance
with tho wishes Of the Republicans In tho
scvenl counties throughout tho State.
We must have unity. A minority well
Organized, rs Was shown last fill, 10 too
powerful for q majority without organiza'
lion, Thm to accomplish this end We
must have q single guiding star, q com
mon nucleus around which every Repub::
licau throughout the State can rally, and
rs VIC have the votes and the brains to 90
il with, wo can carry West Virginia In the
interests Of ,RepublicaDism by at least
seven thousand majority.
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lb 9IIIaCB YtdsIuT aaoIa8Il ItTll Y1IEd )zJHHIlH
VV . WHEELING W. VA, TUESDAY MORNING, MAY 8, 1870.
To Mr.. Graham-4I have not lisburs

To Mr.. Graham-"I have not disbursed
any money for the purposes Of this prose-
cution; ! do not know that Mr.. Runklc
has either. Mcfarland was fond Of his
wife in his own way. Never heard that
Richardson was caught three times In one
afternoon in her room. Tho phrase In the
intercepted letter referring to his feelings
about public opinion Is very unlike his
sentiments" t5aal Us.s 70 st
Mr. Graham here read a part Of an In
tercepted letter, and asked tho witness Il
she ever knew Richardson had used such
terms toward . married woman I f.fy
Wltncss-"I do not, and do not sub
scribe to them according TO the intepreta-
ton you put on. them / think It may
make moral difference II q woman g
formally separated. My first husband
died in May, 1857, and ] married again on
the Esd Of December, 1860. l did not
know TINT Mrs. Mcfarland and another
lady called at Amity. street for the pur-
pose of getting into Richardson's room.
Mrs. Mcfarland represented that young
lady as being the betrothed Of Richardson.
Tho Court here adjourned. i
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FOREIGN ElI1N NEWS. vs.,
ENGLAND.

..,, -, ,,,.s. LONDON, May 2.
John Gay and his family have arrived
here.
There IS an active movement Of cotton
weavers all over the country for advanced
wages,
fhc following delegates to the New
York Protestant Conference have already
announced their intention 10 be present !:
Lord Alfred Churchill, Earl Cavan, and
the following members Of the House Of
Commons: Sir Harry Verney, Bucking-
ham; William Shepherd Allen, Newcastle
Underlyme; John Candlish, Sunderland;
Thomas Chambers, Maryborne; William
Fowler, Cambridge Borough; William
Macarthur, Lambeth; and Rowland Smith,
Dcrbyshirc South.
!, A dispatch from Florence confirms tho
report Of the assassination Of tho Italian
Consul, Pappaleponc, at BuCnos Ayres.
Mr.. Benson has announced his intention
10 resign the Presidency Of the Oxford
Boat Club. y
The Tines this morning ridiCulcs the
tornado case, saying that neither English
oOn"otan"" nor honor Is in any way con-
cerned with It. l----,
N-,. 'r LIVERPOOL, May y.
The propeller, City Of Ragusa, seven
yards long, win leave this port for New
York in few days