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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamer Monitor, Jones, "a hours from New York,
with mdse. to w. NJ. Baird d Co.
Steamer X. Willing, Cundh 13 hours from Balt-
more, with mdse and passengers to A. Groves, Jr.
Brig John Chrystal Barnes, II days I'm Naguabo,
p. R., with sugar to John Mason & Co. On the 18th
inst encountered very heavy weather, with tremen-
dous seas running all the time; 18th, at 10 A. NJ,
lat. rs Ia NJ long. 70 Al W., exchanged signals with
brig Cleta, from Baltimore for Mayaguez.
Schr Abbie Dunn, Fountain, 20 days I'm Lagdayra
and Porto Cabello, with coffee, hides, etc, to John
Daett Co. on the 10th inst lat "a 53 long. II Il,
encountered hurricane, split jb, carried away
BOOM and shipped considerable water, vessel labor
ing tremendously
Schr Margaret and Lucy, Grossly, IA days from
Pensacola with lumber to Patterson & Lppincott -
vessel to Warren q Gregg.
Schr Edgar, Evans 5 days from Nanticoke River,
with lumber to JAS L. Bewley g. Co.
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t1,2Sl, 400 Par. Market value, 2
Cost, H,216, ,62231.
Real Estate. ,,,.,,,,..,.,,.
Bills Receivable for Insurances made.
Balances due at Agencies:-
Premiums on Marine Policies, Accrued
Interest, and other debts due the Com
. pany. ....:.....:... :.
Stock, Scrip. etc, OF Sundry Corpora
tons, s4T6s. Estimated value ........
Cash Ia Bank. k..................sI6e 1855
C6sh in Drawer. fT22s
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Correspondence If The EUening Telegraph.
EASTON & MCMAHONS BULLET

EASTON 81 MCMAHONS BULLETIN.
NEW YORK OFFICE, Sept. 27.-SiX barges leave
in tow tonight for Baltimore light
National, with iron, for Wilmington.
baltimore BRANCH OFFICE, Sept. 27.-The follow
ing barges leave in tow to- night, eastward
j. A. Covell, M. Bartlett, Myrtle, stephen c.
CLARK, Hamlet, and Cory Hunt, all with coal, for
New YOIk.
The New Era and w. S. Skinner left with those
II ported yesterday.
PM LApEIPHIA BRANCH OFFICE, Sept. 2s. - 10
light harges for Baltimore, and light.laden, for
Wilmington, DEL, left this port yesterday. L. S. C.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

WEST IEDIEs-PUERro RICO. -BuOys ia Mayaguez
Bdm-The Spanish Government has given notice
that the following buOys have been placed on the
Les Manches and Allart banks, Mayaguez Bay, west
END of Puerto Rico Island, 10 mark the channel
l. on the south end OF Les Manches inner snoal in
81 fathOms q On the north end OF the Allart bank,
in 22l iath0ms S, 5, Z. y (. from the Les Manehes
buoy,
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CHICAGO, &:
An Editor Declines 10 Run IL for Con

Tgilrr .a b lgEeSs.qn.1tq q! zamsI
.' CmOAdo, October 81. ~
n. Medill, Of the Tribune, publishesa .
card this morning, withdrawing his name
from the contest lorr the Republican Con-
gressiOnal nomination. 81. In his card, Mr.
Medill says: AT the solicitation and per-
suasiOn ot many Of the best citizens Of
Cook county,1 was induced fortnight
ago, quito reluctantly, 10 consent To- per-
nit my name to be used In connection
with the candidacy for Congress, before
the ensuing Republican Convention. 1
coupled 'tliis consent with the distinct con-
ditiop that ! would not, under any eircpmI;
stances, enter into struggle for the contest
Of the Convention By the employment
Of any;means thatt1 deemed Idisrephtable
or corFiDS thatDI would purchase no
votes and packnolward delegations; that
n would give no improper pledges ptoin.
dividulls, cliques or rings, and bargain "
AWAY no, patronage or official influence
supposed 10, be attached To the office Of
Congressman II elected thereto; Insisted
that / must be LEFT, as free and nntraEpIl, 4
mellel, to do my duty according r. tpQl my my
conscience and convictions Us when you
sent me 10 tile Constitutional ,Coly ion,
so that I might have but one aim one
ambition-snd that to serve you TO- the
best Of my, power, and ability.uI did not
l1i SnaeF & F$ 9a %G.|iSp ne sy! TGr yhe sH II
t;Ii;.s = t ,,seT;,IiS ond NJ osSsSt3 tS !: nSr
@ LUag y Hh,;TSS5 4. ;NN az, SST;iy,p RI II
OsH,;,n, W. I ~ s,,nnCso ~ tTat yc,,onnId hi
sttss 9 g6l, .Ss,, roSnv @ GtbGs,F man
sh III. 5.,o,; s, S,;SIst i m5s a., x 5iSs
= ~ WIZ nt,Y. ~ Itntr;sot s MI ,Eo TSntSsI
oea.t, EaH ~ H. I,;yla % To fio,s @ man 4Sho
,lo';15 - a,i;s3 X; cSn5c;Snce 4 so;n ~ oH
ssaO gSu IA X y Sg Whit III
ssafV saas ,as SS .,,;tS ts;,t
ass sss MsS tsI tgoo si5 ,S1;stsS ~ III
sny lynn i9...a ant pSS,,sSr IA ;nai;Sr rcss @
s.hRS ~ EsS sns HanrS cdnssaf e TS soSSsf III
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ELEcTI6N.giS
Official cReturns.-A Sweeping Re.
i,aos publican ,YietorY,1l noi,sgih!
8RjepublicanI i majority i'6, ,7So. q

Republican Majority 16, 7S0. "'o
s,EuHiFal s'Ef' CoiINuMBus, October 81. ~
Official returns from eighty five counD
tieA in 0hlotandlthe reported figures from
the, remaining three counties, \ give SheEri
wood, Republicau, )tor Secretary 81. State,
two hundred and twenty!one thousand
seven hundred and nineIvotes; Heisley,
Democrat two hundfedtandI four thou-
sand nine hundred and Seyentyrnine, votes,
and Ode1, Pro.,) twenty eight hundred
and f6rty.t6ut votes. SherwU6d's majority
over Heisley,i sixteen Thousand severn
hundred andithirty.oney over both thirteen
thousand eight hundred and eightyrsix,
Republican loss Id Ashtabula county Is
fourteen hundred and twelve. Total vote
In the State IS only four GhuhdFea Sahd
twenty-nine thousand fYeE hundred and
thirty.twO-R falling OF a of, thirty five
thousand seven hundred and sixty on last
year. Campbell, Democrat, has fifty.
three majority over Schenck i6f' Congress
In the Third District Lamisony ppsmov
crat, has, three thousand and ninetytnine
majority Ia the, Filth District, Foster,
Republican, has seven - 2httndred 4 and
seventy.six majbrfty iAd the Ninth !DiSa
trlckgfB Bingham Republican,; f0nrC hum
dred and seyepty.six, ajority, In the Six
teenth District, and Ambler, Republi blicap,
twGnty!6IG' hundred and seventy Seven
majority In the Seventeenthl District znp
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I,la Ioe46erGrt:ofEt,rri ri

q IlS H9GeneFaIHS01LaQ wa NS3
From The WG4s86fd Hrald. tsvleS .
1t is hardly necessary, after oil that has
been said /. on, tho stump and otherwise, 70
20 into any great detdil In advocacy 81
Gen. G6R Gs tho candidate Of 4he' Repub-
lican party of this district, for Congress.
II wGhlvG not had much 10 say in that
direction, ithls NOT ,beeh from ANY Ta1t
OF faith in 1ts ability TO properly repre-
sent this district or Of his soundness iop
:the questions before the public. On the
contrary, We believe him to be d gentle
man IN every respect qualified and id
every way deserving Of the support OF ths
people oESthelBtyiet. E4S a
Me5say, very F.4rankly, that%e believe
our tOwnsman was fairly entitled to the
and that Injustice was done
him, in1tllo C0nventionI 'butinot' by any
procurement or conniHance i6f Gen Gotf,
Tint is y. sE6re thGt Is to beSsttled with
other parties and when tho proper time
comes It will be attended to- qoff. NE
have every reason 70 believe Is not amen
able to tho charge ind itwould be clearly
unjustlto him on the part Of the Republi.
cans Of the upper end IpGS the Panhandle,
not TO give him their full SUPPORT, under
theI IciFcpmstaIpces Let every tub stand
on It's own bottom.
II he should be defeated, II will befbut
o sorry comfort, that in helping to deleat
the schemes Of other parties, We punished
an innocent, man, and elected "a copperI
head S&h6m We believe tosbS las sE6Hk U
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THURspAY,s EARTHQUAKR.
The Motion OF the Wave EastwardlY
Effects OF. the Shock in New York
City and Vicinity. y ,I,3. ,,

NEW YORK, October ~. {
At eleven o'clock this morning q shock
OF earthquake was felt, extending from
the Battery eastward and northward TO-
ward Chatham Square, and passing out
toward East River. The Clipper Office
and Ffunk LeslGSs were severely shaken
Alarm was manifested In various parts Of
Brooklyn by the sudden shock, which
caused q general shaking In many quar-.
ters Of the city. The effects were distinct
Invisible on the Heights. DR.. spler, Of
Montague street, while sitting In his part,
lor, states that there was seemingly o
force cxerted under his chair, which con-
tinued TO. increase till the rocking
chairs. In tho room moved /. backward
and forward, gwlile thellarge pictures ON,
tho walls, moved theretroni,1 and every,
thing about the room felt the force Of this
power. A lady at tho far end Of tho
parlor, jumped up from the sofa, which
she said was moving from under her,
while the servants about the house ap.
peared on the stairs and in the hall, say.
ing that the chandeliers in the rooms were,
shaking. A distinct shock OF an earth!
quake was felt in HOboken about 11:S0
O'Clock, 'The sensation on Washington
street Wasthat 0fiaii' undulating motion \
followed by two or three quick vibrations
In rIlpid succession. Women and children
run shrieking into thu. houses, and horses
which were tstAnding in tie streets were
nearly thrown from their feet. A dense,
black cloud hung over that portion Of
williamsburg where tho manifestation oc.'
cured, did It is believed tlat the pheno.
menon was caused by:ithe electricity 1t
contained.
Professor. Hougb, Of Dudley Uniycr-
sity, Albany, thus describes the event:
:T'hc shock OF an earthquake which
was felt hero at 11:15 A. NJ, October 20,
lasted about one minute. The walls Of tue
building had vcrysmarked vibration.
Open doors were made 10 vibrate, OBJ.
iects hanging on the walls were put In
oscillation; and even tables and chairs ON
the ground floor had a sensible tremor.
At the time OF the shock arumbling noise
was heard. The clock pendulums swing,
inknOtth and south we're made to vibfatel
east and west. showing tho earthquake
passed In an eastward direction. Since 2
4. N. Of Yesterday tho barometeE has been
falling rapidly, thetoLAF tAll amounting to
seven. .tenlhs oISan ainch. ! g During the
shock the mercury in the registering bar
owe!eE was il yi9s4. stase "a e agtatl lon
! .|Dudley Observatory"
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=. hi! elcioLUMBTs, Q. !, ,...a!i.g
sColuMBussOc sOctober9l.

-1-7T- NlFlFf0t FTT1F7I7F I, y.
The number OF youths I'M C6lqinbus be-
tween thegg ggags or fiye5 and .twenty:pne,
Is Obs lFgD r.i4 GE 70 das ,boiiaJlo ph!i
In the Ohio Baptist Convention to-day,
the report 6t tic missionary laDors In Ohio
for last year was made: S,42S sermons
and addresses were delivered; Is, ,009 pray
err meetings were attended; persons added
to the mission churches, $751; lIission Sun
day Schools, 49; children and }teach hets ID
the same, 3,184. A communication was
received from the Ohio Christian Mission;
ary Society, which lC0Eedto tie Union ol
the two Societies, and was received will
great favor by the Convention
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THE ELECTION DAY.

The election for State Officers, County
and Township oalcers. members Of Leg,
stature aud Representatives in Congress
will occur next Thursday, s97tA inst, IN
n.publicans, do not D3l ;dlsfranchise your
selves and endanger the 'shccess of'yohF
candidates by being away from home
TRY to arrange your business 80 that
ro, will be at lone next Thursday to
yote. s' - ~ -
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A~toRREsfoHDEEF says 9t,!a,the inssws'
Swedish Inhabitants Of Maine: All the
people OF fifteen years ofaage area church
members a"It Is the custofnrfh Sweden,
as soon as Child reaches the age 0t fifteen
Tor the, parRon TO 90 To the house toseejh
tho child can read and write. IL hetCan,i
BIO is at once admitted TO the sacrament;
but otherwise he is placed on probation
until he has acquired tile requisite cduca.
tton, oYlrtuallynall the people are thus
church members, Whether this system
Is the best for tie promotion Of vital god.
illness, or not, gives some ground for Nrgll:
meta butsit isScertaff that Sth6s sWeaes'
wEl68re here display aSgreat deal "a prtlc-3
teal pietY ID thetF llves.n
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7HE. YlII!IAIIBi.y.J!E J! v 4 3 ! !. !. .l..EgIBOPE:.
FRANCE.
NoIrAwT oeT6hngtOGf.L at.

The Papal Nunclo and Cpmblan Minis.
ter are unable to leave, owing to tho re-
fusal Of the ,Prusstals 70 permit any paFF;
sage through thdE linestJ half1iB
ToURs, October q.
. Contradictory rGmors arc flying about
concerning the movements Of the hostile
armies on the Loire, but the general i'm.
preston Is that Tie PrGssians arc no long
er coming this way, and that g large foFcEs9
Of the sRsIalJy y marching 9g A9Epanay, =. my
them. The French army OF the Loire Is
in camp and improving daily. The ottl-
GERS are extremely vigorous in enforcing
discipline, and numbers oH,solaieFS, 4aye
been shot Tor dlsobedtence Of orders. The
men arenow in fine condition and spirits.
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2BaItimofela elalIarket.

~ .yEI VI 'Hfd BAEttoRB, October 81. q
/ FIouR-DuIL, nominal and unchanged! gigy.
GRAtNTWheat steady; western 81 lG $soi Ss,
MlE and prices advanced to 47650c.
Rye dull and unchanged a7Sae ae00c. 80
; PRoy1sI0Ns- less Pork Arm at $9t0 90. Bacon
higher grades ADVANCED: shoulders l5c; sides
l8kcs CieAFFi6 49, Kos Lard drm! q ~ ~" w
! WHrSKY--Scarcea and 1Irvn asking 9S0O6c ,,,,i
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I9N THEQMUNIoIpAL COURT OF

TN THEqMUNICIPAL COURT OF
u, WEBBING j! lliaG eLl 9nil1L 1in
VIZ VIZ = SiaS d' PSy John WI chmHiaS, IheIr nsTt
felsnd4iiniGQ vi ,b06i TyqoTd hrG iil.iaIili
wiinsrtA. fitttg In hiSi Owl right AidsaS aa:
RIg!;IsstQE s q spP19 Taj Lett aossASe4 4ohn W.
notice IL Shsteby given thit( iaparSaan6e Of 9
ssisS by aid codrt, II III September term, 1870,
thetoOE will, on Friday, November IIthl 1870.
at The ofACe OF Caldwell d Bro.,, on Fourth
street, Ia the City oi cling, It6ceed to As.
cGrtaln and report 70 BAla Conrt the following:ll
1Ss' The value q tae personal eseate M Of susan
OF William A Isett, edmtnlstratoE, and state,
settlS aud GdldSt hISG Accounts on the sa!d eStatg
and Of the rents and prunt9 Of the real ,e8t8te
which have come to his hGnds since the death Of
Said S6an Is6tt; also, what dRbtS Of the said a..
tate are gtlll outqtAndlng, r. any, and q whom
tho same arc due, aud thG Amount Of each; NJ"
9d The tshaFe(Q (Qf theipq qgspnslty pe said estate,
which MllS to lid Paid complainantS, II any;
3Gi The seFGtal' heirs at lAtR, Of tho said BuOan
Isett, deceased, 70. whom the real estate men
same 10 Whi0R each ID enhtleda! giY !al llS.i
9TH. Whether the real estSte. OF which the Eald
Susan Is4tt died E4lkeA described Id the billll
BuSeepabla OF partition among The several heirs
.at law or Tho Gild Sdban 1sett, deceased;
9Th. Any other ma ters pertinent TO said cause,
which mSyi dSei2 pFOPsF, Or any person On IN ~
Notice L 40. hereby giyOn % all peEgon8 bold
inR, Claims hRAthGt the estate OF the Gild SuSan
Isett de0caSSdI opFesent thelr claims before me
9t ts tlns AnSd El9f9 GtSssSHId;r TIp1, l
,,CommI4lOnes 10 0hlnceFy Of Olld Court. q,
n, RIcHA AiibS0N AND JANIS r. Rooms,
6StI0.MI 1Ct l8oalclt1H8 for ComplAinAntB.
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,lP6fiadeip6fa1 Aiarlket.

E-5ze suiod 10 lPHr1ADbLfHII, October at9h
FlouR- -DuIb and, dropping; extra fAmtIysdt
Iii aSSSE q dull and unchanged! Indiana
red at 81 Sol 0;RmbOr 81 4l0I45. RYeEteady
At 9Sa. Corn; demand fair and market armi
PETRoLEUN-;Q Quiet. and unchanged; crnde
16X e; refined nominal ''''''' = =
gRoVlSioFs3Dplk Mess Pork $50 S0a2G 7D;F,i
WatsKY-7Frm a. 9Se, ..t,,
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I YeEk, I. .PFod.uae.e, y sIr!aE!kSet. J. !.

CoSTos1- Demand active and prices advanced;
sales Of 1923 bales Of uPlanaLs at lBXS. gr, n
FLo0R-Steady. - lN"hNl nlH ~ -H"!'t'
G8AINr.WheGf steady; sales Of new spring at
81 3a01 IS, and winter red amber at 81 sol 20.
EyS aa ad aeaSteaagsd, s5 s SStS SsaS
Corn Bteadylmixed say ds8cg Tif1 it.' "dE.E
EG18-AdyAnced to atGR$9. MI t.38 81
PR0VISI0Ns-qhfet and unchanged at $ee %;
sales OF $50 bb1s, seller December at $93 o. Jan.
uary, $2I 90 offered but S8t00 asked. Beef quiet
and steady. Bulk meats dull and NOMINAL Ba-
con dull and nominal Lard steady; sales Of 600
tICrces atIBXc for spot land 70 SIC for Jan.
naEY . I---L- Y -----lL mIn-LI ~. l-..--.t nm
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GRNERAh souENok; mt i letter ID !
friend in Washing ton sets at tEeat The stories
lhat he Intends % contest the election Of
,Campb6llpby the atefngut thatt while hel
believes hs could make. i GSIGc Slil Gbh'i
test, hehaspo taste fhr. that kind Of . po,'
litIcal busineSa,
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Nlls,tlsIIlllIl-.E 80 ~

TIM villages Of Cincinnati and Chicago
being rivals as to population, tho follow.
ing BY the tbmtE man Of tho Chicago
Er6sI, Is very funny;S.p .pThei eptirp puptEa.
ton Of Cincinnati arrived to-day 5totWit.
mess the base ball match between the Red
and White Stool thgSs 7 Il took IN extra
car 10 transport them"
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SOUTH l,C 4RloLINA. 81
IIsSiT 81. LOUIS. .l370A $lI' ,l1.I llIl |,
g. LotfE, OcL 9l.V w

SCs LOUIE OC6 p1.
The Natlonhll Labor ReEorner0y called
tonominateG q county tlokbtI o,Es
A. jubilee will be he'd t9.qight By
the Association 81 tho CongSregat atolSl,
Churches now ii session here, The oeGd.
sion being the two hundred .audl lGltleth
year since the landing OlstheiE ERilgrim
Fathers.
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MARRIED.

RODGERS -MuRFINs the Washington
Street n! 5. Church, Portsmouth,, Ohio. On oe:
toberiIs, l1sI02 by. the Rev. DE- A.lQ. ByersIof
SGgnRSH qatS' AsSsIsS Y k1Sy tfhs VIZ Sa
MIss oP4ELA L. MURTIN, daughter Of the late
James Mltah, OF Portsmouth,, Ohio. oe21
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N a,steamerslL Lost al sea. s. 1 !.

i aaItas.3 4, p. 4 NEW ORLEANS, October sI.33
The steamship Mississippi reports that
on Tie 17th inst! he took Captain Dqan
and three Of his crew from Tic wreck Of
tho bark William Rathbone2 eleven miles
north or Hillsboro Inlet The Rathhope,
left New York on September 18th With
an. assorted cargo for New Orleans, and
went ashore Oh the 11th 6f October.
Captain Do6n fepottS 4 he picked up "a
nlank marked: "MAripoRI leaking Hll1tis
believed that the MGrlpo Captain yil.
nj heice Eor New York on the 6t inst,
wIihri ,6f9 bales oE cotton, was lost There
Were passengers IN either vessel .IsI!lI s.S E.
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T,uE CARtrSiiE:1FS ii:1S MUpp1E94As Ujpp,1LiEl4As the result
o. o. CamCron's interfefence Il seems quite
likely that 8Ir, Delano may elect 70 re-
main In his present position rather Than
give It into the hands Of pennsylvania,
Cameron Assured his friends before ehe
leIt Washington that he hpd Q positive
Promise either OF the Commissioner
Of Internal Revenue 1r the interior De.
Pattneut f5t hA stat, and his own opipi
ION was thai be would Ret tho latter.
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co.operati1e CEfspin 81! 5l5,i v
.ul p lpAII IBosToEI Oct, 2l,

Itis authoFityely .statedsby lheAeadfng.
members Of the Crispln Association, that
they intend to petition thaNnext Legisla,
ture, FOR aid ID starting Q cooperative
mandatory On tho principle the State
has followed heratoforegin regard to rall,
roads. -
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hONDUNI OCtVUeD ASAA
Tho PtQ lIdH Gdsste referring to the
appointmentof Morton says! A thoroughly
person Is selected to repre-
sent the United States lin England, and is
instructed first to bully and next to
threaten wartas This incompetent person,
he states, IL probably preierring domestic
skirmish with the Democrats mt y. y to- war with
England. .7!tapT bur iIyroH AiGll ae !.
! The Catholic hierarchy, Of. Great Britain
have issued a protest agaipst;the action pt
tho nj Italian government In occupying
Papal territory. They call uponall good
Catholics to form Prayer Unions to protest
against the treatment ocIthe! 4 Pope, and TO
prepare documents on the subject, which
may ID made the basis Ofanappealto the
British Parliament. tIi' y,ia ,.i'S .,"dr,,gs "a
The steamer Enterprise, from. Garston
to LondondeFfW0 pickedup a bOatOf In!
niShowen!ReaH, al 5 o'clock yesterday Ut
terno6i, Containing sailor and the corpse
ot a girl. The sailor stated that the ste9lh-
er. Cambria, OF the Anchor line, from New
YORK, Struck 1t 10 O'clock The night pre-
-viousy on InnistrahniM Island, and became
a totaE:%fe6ls.' -Four other boats contain
ing thG&passengers, leIl the steamer, but
lave not yet been heard of DThd sailor
reports that his own boat upset and oil in
lit but himself were .dt6wpe9iaa. ~
A violent storm passed over the seat oi
war, around Paris last higAt. The De
pattm9ht 6f sommsel has been declared in
state Of siege, and energetic pteparations
are being made at Amieres, the capital
Tor defence, At6tce of'twenty thousand
Prussians which WAS advancing on the
city ,5liasr sreturIed to Bretnell.
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1t Is said that Bismarck has required
the foreign Ministers at Paris to cOmmuni-
cate with their governments only by open
dispatches. Victor Hugo has declined
therequest of tho Government to stimulate
tho Provinces. Late 1dates from Paris
say that brecCh. .loaders were being manu-
,facturedy in the city. iThe;P PepssiApSha have
evacuated Menug and Beaugency. The
people were subscribing freely for the
defence oi the capital. Enthusiasm his
moi nhniel.
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eNew5York Dry Goods Market. trsl
sl. aanffa7 npiiNEw YoRK, October 2i,.1
The dry goods trade has been inActiyc and the
ISrket l6F cotton goods depfFSsod!' - :" ~ '''
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: The Gulf House at Pleasanton, Kan.
SOS, was burned on Thursday night. Loss
one thousand dolIGrsJ tAf6St Stidt che tlFni,
tutew6s sa2e9o's bsaaS9l - sihs q, hiS =. 4
TmIRR yelloWGever deaths occurred,
In New Orleans, Thursday.
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's5,, 'Is5e,,nISGtoF TO-. CamIeroInI ~ ~ gPa'raIized,

ordinary routine not business was htrans'
~ uilgG3u Mt S;lltI,I ~ lTS1HE
dSenatOR Cameron gP0Ealtzed.
While The meeting was In session, = In
formation sowaSb received THAT Senator
Cameron wds stricken with, paFaly lysis az
hlS hotel, this morning ~ Baltimore, and
that he .wouldibeSeut homeiin special
car. 1T isisall his right armand side are
affected. -