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Wccisly Customs Receipts.


Regatta on Dundee t,nkc Yesterday Affer.
nnon-I nnr-.Sarsd eutrigscr .iacc-A Bosm.
Single -cuii-- Double Scnii contest.
The fall meeting OF the II. II. 4. Boat Clnb OF
Paterson, n. j., was hell on Dundee Lake sester-
day afternoon. There were several hundred specia-
tors assembled on The banks or the stream while
the beautiful club house filed win ladies and
representatives OF the various rowing assoc Nations.
The rowing, on the whocswas fine to witnes. and
quite exciting; but, in professional point OF vicw
The least said the better. At two O'Clock, to the
music OF o good brass band, the ''rcviewi was held
IN which two single shells, one double shell and one
gig OF the II. NJ. A. club part.cipa ed.
Tue first race was between the lour-oarcd out
riegcr Stranger and the Passaic yig-tlie LATTER
carrying q coxswain. The Stranger was manned
by Messrs W. o. Oakman, u. ". Hoxsey. James
Jackson and Mortimer Pra: the gig by /. c. Oak.
man, j. II. Deinarest, Il. u. Atterbury, Jr and Nor
timer Clark. r. Atterbury, coxswain The dis
tance half mile and return. soon after start.
Ing II was seen that the gig had the advantage, bnt
on tho home strcch the Stranger coseo the gap ard
was close upon The GIG, when she Ohc Strangely ran
afoul stake IN the river, giving the gig chance
get ahead and win the race Time, $780,
'singlc SOUL with coxswan,r bur turned
out 4 ttayesty. IN one huge, heavy rowboat
sat H.. J. NJ. Derrick prominent arch-
tect OF Paterson, with Inc lrreprssIble Jimmy De-
marest as coxswain. HIS opponent was J. n. Hop
per- with J. r. Atterbury AS coxswaln. AT the start
Derrick, who was known rs Michael took the
lead, wheleuron Hopper's cOxswan VINO was steer
Ing with an oar, helped along the boat by padding
vigorously, Indian fashion, amid the laughter the
spectators. Directly Derrick got behind, when Dc.
marest dropped hts ruddcr strings and took hand
at the oars so the race was carried through Hop
per winning, coming In but few feet ahead or Der
rick. Distance, thrce.quarters or . mile. Time
something less tiRn half ON hour--aot much less
either.
1as third rAcs was taa ureitlest one % the lot,
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ILLINOIS,.

The Masonic Grand Lodge Repeating Its
ssBlack Laws''--Chicnso Theoloeicnl semi
nary Facuity-A CoIored Candidate for tho
Legislature.
CHICAGO, Oct. Z, 1870.
The Most WorshIpful Grand Lodge Of Masons of
the State of Illinois closed their third annual Com,
muncation last evening.
The following bylaws, which were adoDted by the
Grand Lodge in 1866, were repealed at this session
by vote OF $50 to $50. after sharp and exciting
lat good natltred debate:--
SEC 81 All subordinate lodges under this ur,sction
Instructed TO admit no negro nua0, visitor or other.
wise, under any circumstances whatever.
SIC ~ u any odge ~ THIS jurisdiction violates this
pressed Will OF this Grand Lodge shall he he duy o the
Most Worshpiu Grand Master q State 10 al once
Its charter.
The Rev. r. y. Pattison, d. D., or st. Louis. has
been appointed president OF the Chicago Bapfist
Theological Seminary and the Rev. o. u Mitchell
ID. d. al present In charge or the biological depart,
ment Of Shurtlin College, Alton, Ill. has been an,
pointed to the ProfeSsorship o. Hebrew ana the Od
Testament at the same institution.
John Jones, well.known, wealthy and hfghIv
respected cOlored citizen, s cOmmended nv the
Tribune for representative 10 the Legislature.
There are 2s1 $50 carriages and wagons in Illinois
the aggregate assessed value Of which is AZ 51a mo-
also 243 8O3 clocks and warches valued at 1890 I89
ana 1920 pianos, valued at $685. 84: also AK md
horses, the aggregate value Of which Il lIg
and the average value $2s 26 1857 Ol6 cattle valued
at 9l4,666, 83l $3.50 mules valued at a2Ss8. an:
434. 2S0 sheep valued at $ss4 e0, ana a. 20o nora
the aggregate value OF WITCH Ia SalAl0e 'F'
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BILLIARDS..
trsnd ChappioU-tip Game Betweeu Rudelphe
md .loscish ilLon.. Il sf6Alnlr- cine Winner.

GRAND Caapspi ou-hip timme Betwe~u Rud0lphs
nnd .icscph Dion-- X uG0ipLe cine Winner.
According to announcements, Messrs. A. z. Ru.
ao'phc ana Joseph Dion appeared at Apollo
Hah las, evening TO play for the bill
'iaid championship OF the world and tins
possession OF the diamond cue. Ths
nall was neatly arranged. aud was, or course.
CROWDED 10 rcpetion Aiter some time spent IN the
selection OF referee The game was begun
az about haifpast eight O'Clock, with Mr..
Timothy Flynn as referee and Messrs. Dudley
Kavanash and Captain James Boyle a. UNI
pres Tor Kudolphc and Dion respectively. In
siringlng DION won the lead ana shot away for
safety. Kudolphe followed his exampe. In tho
second inring- Dion ran up niuciy 10 Rudolphe'S
tnree: anu ~ the nth innings stood loo to
kud0pnes thIIty-four when The latter made
run OF ia, thas obtaining lead,
which he kept to the close VI tina game.
DION was playing with hard luck, for the baiia
would 20 into the pocket ut the wrong time. iic
kept pretty COOL otwttistapdinx and IL this respec
was quite different 10 MS adversary. VINO continually
nudged his friend kayanagh at every shot made ~
Dion until poor kavanayn's ribs must have Deeia
bruised
The game was caroms. 1000 points mp, played on
Il fuil-sized table and occupied Tour hours.
Inc highest runs male BY Dion were la $50, l4I :
by k2dophe, Two OF l2o. 1872, l30. III, 49, To- give
an average would snow nothing. both nlei sh0y
40 often FOR safety that the average would he very
ssnal!. There were my three inninga pIayed, w
which Dion scored 4, 10. and Rudolph I,5D2-
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LONDON MoS1Y MAEKET.-LoSreH. Oct - 10 NJ
Consols closed at s FOR money and 1915 929s for the
account. American securities closed nuet and steady
1858, ss 1865, sos; s67 sg. enortios S. Railway
stocks closed steady. Fries, o laos Cenirals IIso
Atlantic and Great Western, I'm
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARxrT.-Iitv ErrocI, Oct. Even
Ing.Cotton closed quiet MIdding uplands, 8d. SID
mddns Orleans 3D. The - e the day foot up bales,
including 1000 for speculation nRd export Sales week
have been 1890 bales which H0J export,
5000 speculation The stock in port is estimated AT 53s
Uc0 bales, OF which l530 American. The receipts
the week have been 10000 bales OF which 10 600 Amer
can The stock al sea bound to this port 10 estimated ut
2o4 600 bales, OF which c3.00J American
TRADE REfoRr-Thc market Tor yarns and fabrics a.
Manchester is hat and nominal.
LIVERPOOL BGEADsTUFFs MARBEr.--LIvEePoof, Oct.
I'll 20 r. M.-Wheat los I'd per GENITAL for California white,
Is Sd for red winter The receipts nj wheat this port
the three days have been 5oUo quarters of which H.
50v American Corn, 25s ID per quarter oats I'd
per brshcl peas, S6s 90 per quarter for Canadian.
LIvERrooL PROVISIONS MAnkET.-LIyERpoot, Oct
Fork 1913 Cd Dbl for prime lard Ills 81
per cwt. !; bacon, 5fs per cwt. FOR Cumberland cut
LONDON PRODUCE MARKgf.-IoNDos. Oct 7-Even-
ing.Lnseed OIL 13 turpenne. us 27s 3D. American
hops, heavy.
fRTRoLErM MARKET.-ASTwEEp, Oct 7.-Petroeum
clOsed
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AMERICAN JOCKEY sLyB.

Five races will DO run at Jerome Park this after
noon, the first being the Jerome sweepstakes for
three year old fes There are nineteen entries for
this event, number OF which have been public per-
formers and arc well known, together with q ozark
brigaden that VIII run well and 40 the distance.
This Is the ladies' race. The second event Is the
Maturity Stakes for four year Odds, dash OF three
miles. There are twenty entries for this race.
comprising the iayortcs Hcmbold, vespucius,
Niagara, G!enels and legatee Should none II the
Others come to the post the five named viii make q
capital race, ana there are great doubts about
Hembold winning 1t. The third race viii be mile
heats Tor purse wnich has filed REMARKABLY wen.
Mile heats are always popular Win the racing pub
lie, and particularly tile betting portion ~ there Is
always chance. for the better To hedge when he
nndS that he has posted his money on the wrong
horse The fourth event VIII be q selling sweep
stakes, the winner 10 be sold at aucton Immediately
after the race The distance Is milo ana quar-
ter. The days entertainment Will close with hllr-
de race, with six jumps. This VIII be an cxcltng
affair, as all the horses entered are good jumpers
and very fast Withal.
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A AV E M e NJ is.

CHRISTINE NILSSON The largest audience OF the
season was at Stenway Hall last night. The an
nounccment or the early close or the Nilsson concert
season was received with regret by the public, and
they seemed DESTROYS last night TO make the closing
concerts more brilliant II possible than their prede-
cessors. The programme was also more interesting
than usual. The Diva sang the TWO wen known
"Faust' selections, "The King OF Thulen and "The
fish ballad. 'Auld Robin t;ray.h and in
the celebrated Aiserere scene from "Troya-
attractive eature s' the Wa o the a uG
came from the neart as well as the lips or the fair
singer In response to the mournful dlrre OF ths
Troubadour. Brigncli sang the "Ah che IL morte'
with all his pristine sweetness and expression ana
10 ~ ArditIs exquisite romance, LA spia.n he
MISS Gary and Mr.. vercer Ming with him In the
trio nom Rossini's "Messe Soenellc,'' and Mr..
characteristic spirit and purity OF style. There Will
be matinee to-day, and on Monday night the last
concert Will be gwen.
SEEBACH As JANE EYRE.-The hold which See-
bach IS gaining on the favor Of the public maui
tested more decidedly last night than ever. The
audience was the finest OF the season. not alone in
numbers, but IN intelligence in fashion, and every
thing which contributes TO make house brilliant
and attractive. Seebach's Jane Eyre II something
which rises above all the mere OF the
stage II . the embodiment OF ART, Indeed, In ITS
highest aud pures form; but It Ia nature combating
win dramatic forms ana subduing Them. The ap-
plnuse was continuous and th0 delight oil the audi
ence last night was intense. BY general request
sh0 will repeat Jane Eyre ON Monday night. III is
undoubtedly one OF the hast characters sile mas yet
presentedt 70 III. sst tgsHs-t XII h tAr
Beebach will give her last representation bur one
Of Mary stuart, In SchilIer's grand play, at the
matinee IN the Fourteenth Street theatre roday.
In this character she has done what few frequenters
OF the Theatre Francals expected 70 realize. she
has exceilcd the glorious e0Drts or Ris0ri. See.
bach u.s. probably greater a. Jane Eyre for the de-
mands upon her talents are heavier; but as the
Queen OF Scots her splendid dramatic powers slime
out like the sun. There will be two performances
to-day, deborah being on the bill for the
evening.
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Meeting OF the Australian Parllnlnent- Con-
srrucfion Of tho Trans-Ausfrniian Telegraph
Com,ncaced-subsldy Refused TO the Cali
fornia Steamship Line.
BAN FRANCISCO, Oct. T. 1870.
Advices from Australia mp to September 1 state
that the City OF Melbourne with the Californian
mails for June, broke down ana arrived 9 week
late.
European war news up to the 9th Of July was re-
ccived. 81
The markets. were very unsettled, and the wool
market was entirely FRUSTRATED. 5# !.
1.-The lnter-C0lOnial Exhibiuon ct sydney opened
on the 30th OF July and was an Immense success
$4,000. #@s4
The Parliament had been opened and the ministc-
been eli cted Minister OF Lands. = -''
There had been great floods In the interior OF the
country, causing delay In the wool clipping.
Ths Governor Of Victoria WAS visiting the Sydney
Several new gold fields hal pssn discovered. bur
none Of them uncOmmonly rich. MN 4s# \"
The construction OF the Trans Australian telegraph
will commence immediately.
In Queensland the general election will leave the
strength OF the different parties the same - be-
OF an English company to construct railways II Ave
per cent interest viii be guaranteed WITHIN thirty
Tho prospect Of the wheat Crop ID DOOR, except In
South Australia. s $500 \ ~
Easlern state. merchandise ts in great demand,
except that Kerosene has fallen ten cents.
There had been few shipping arrivals for the pre-
vious month. The Archer. from New York, arrived
ct Dunedin. badly damaged, ana narrowly escaped
laundering.
]. s. Stone. from New York, il at sidney.
The government OF Victoria refused to substitute
the steamship route to California or 10 allow letters
for England to be sent that way.
The last Of the English sotdiery LETT Australia on
the zsd u August. The colonies intend TO establish
q military force N
one million pounds OF wool were exported Iaat
year from Sydney.
Exchange on London one per cent premium
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being double scui contest, distance haf miie ana
return. There were three entries: 1.-The MA
Wragge, manned by w. q. Oakman and Mortimer
Clark; the Captain Wraggc manned by r. o. OAK.
man ana Mortimer Prall; the Fanchenn manned by
James Jackson and fv II. Atteybury Jr. Thls was 4
very pretty race; but whom home the Fanchoon
aud Mrs Wragrc fotyled inexiricabiy. leaving the
Captain Wragge which was heretofore c0nslder.s-
bly, behind. an easy victory.
There we're several other races Of minor ilnpOr-
tancc and interest. In fact the racing was Kept up
until dark, when the boats were stored. the nonrx
cleared and dancing commenced, which was unin-
errupiedy kept up uitil midnight, with the excap-
ton or an interval long enough 10 partake u line
supper which had been prepared fNV aNl
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The Last of Governor Helden's Ku kiux
Prisoners DISCHARGED.

NAIEIGII, UC[ Z, 1870.
The Holden-Kirk war in this State Terminated in
the discharge Of all the alleged XII Klux sent for
trial for murder before the Grand Jury OF Caswell
county by Chief Justice Pearson Solicitor Bulla,
the radical prosecuting oi1cer for the dis
tr1cr, did not send any bill before the
Grand Jury, as he could see no evidence
OF tile victims or Holden's malicnity are af liberty
aud free even from the breath or suspicion. This
causes renewed rejoicing among the people, and it
Is more than likely that the Governor will nave
few more suits for illegal and false Imprisonment
entered against him. There are several already
pending. KIRK and his hangman Lieutenant Colo
mel Butgi still In Jail here on charge OF crnelty
to prisoners while under their charge.
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Bavarian Objection to a German confedsra-
BELGIUM.

Fears of a Revolt Among the French FrisO-
ners at BcycrlOO-Precaut lIeasurcs-
GraSaer de Cassagnac Gone 10 Wiheims-
hOke.
BRUSSELS, Oct. 7, 1870.
There are symptoms of revolt among the prisoners
confined at BeverloO The Belgian Ritles have been
sent there as n temporary precautionary measure,
and the prisoners Will be distributed among the diff
ferent iortresses as soon as possible
despatch from Antwerp says that the entrenched
camp. having been evacuated by the militia has
been occupied by the French prisoners who were
lateiy quartered OF Beverloo.
Gfamer de Cassagnac has gone to visit the Empe-
ror ut WiihemshGhe.
The remains Of Paul dc Cassagnac have been In
CIR red at CassCl
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TO the other attractions OF the American Institute
Fair is to be added this evening grand promenade
concert, commencing at haf-past seven O'Clock.
The programme OF the music contains selections
from the "Grand Duchess "Sonnambulan and
"Lucretie Borgia." MI. Antonio L. Mora VIII per-
form on the orchestral organ at hafpast three IN
the afternoon The skating rink Is TOpcn and pre-
IN thickness
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Tho Cheapest and Beat Newspaper In. tao
Eonrtry.
The WEEKLY HERALD 81 the present week, now
ready. contains the very aest Earoneaa Nevs By tho
Cable mp TO the hour Of publications also Tcograpnc
Dispatches IRON Cuba, the sandwich Islands and
other points u aso contains the Current News OF tho
Week; Aloisencals; sporting. Religious. Political
Artistic and Literary Intelligence: Washington News;
Obituary Notices; Editorial Articles on, the nromi
nttopes OF Inc day; Our Agrloutaral Budget; Re.
views IL the Cattle Horse, Dry Goods ana Boot AMI
Shoe Markets. Financial anl Commercial inseIi-
2ence, aud accounts 81 all the ;aportalr ami IN ter
estng events OF the week.
Igi,Ais :-Single subscription, 81; Three COPIES SIS:
Five copies. 81; Ten copies, si6: Snglc copies ave
cents each. limited number OT advertisements
inserted IN tho WEEKLY HERALD.
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DIR. Jacoby's Remembrance with Count Bis-

Or. Jacoby's Remembrance with Count His
m1rck.
s8f LONDON, Oct. !, 1870.
The HERALD correspondent in Berlin telcgraphs
the following letter from DR.. Jacoby which was
published yesterday in that city, bearing date Sep
tember IL and addressed to Count Bismarck 1t
reads as ioows:-s t~ 1
YOUR ExoELLENCY-By order OF General Won Fall
kenstein, Herr Herblg and myself were yesterday I'm.
prsoned Herbig, because ne was president OF a pub.
lic meeting; because al the same spoke against
the annexation OF Alsace and Lorraine. When mar
tial law proclaimed those articles OF the consti-
tuition respecting the rights OF associations were
not abrogated. The meeting in question had been
legally announced to the police, whose Officers
present during the whole time IT was In session.
Ny speech contained nothing unlawful Though
always a decided opponent OF your policy, still
have confidence In you as a man, andfeel satisfied
that you would not tolerate, under guise OF
tial law, thar totally wanton punishment inflicted
upon guii,less men.
Bmvnriun Objection 10 a German Confedera.
LONDON, Oct. I, 1870.
The only objection the Bavarian government has
to German Confederation is her reluctance to place
her army under federal charge during times Of
peacc.
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THE SANDWICH ISLANDS.

Death Of the Queen Dowagcr Emma.
HONOLULU, Sept 27 1870
The Queen Dowager Emma, relict OF kamehameha
ILL.,, died here on the Goth inst.
United States steamer Saginaw, from Midway
Island, In port. All well.
Annie W. Weston and Ncreid touched here en-
r0itte FOR the Guano Islands.
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ACCIDENT OF TINE MORRIS iSD ESSEX RAILROAD.

Yesterday morning on the Morris ana ESSEX Rail-
road, near Dover, through the displacement OF a
switch. the Easton express train was thrown of the
track, ana after running some distance toppled over
the embarrassment. The engine suffered severely but
the rest OF the train escaped injury. The engineer,
s. Baldwin, stood ut his post like hero. The con-
ductor, r. M. Smith, was cut about the head, and
one or two other persons were slightly hurt, While
all hands were well nigh frightened 10 death.
The careless switchman cleared out.
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Ousrages by Gang Of Outlaws In Robson
Comnty-A Party OF Regulators Ambus.
caded and Dcfcatcd--The Authorities in
Pursuit OF tho DespcradOes.


caded and cfcatcd-The Authorities in
Pursuit oil tho Despcradoes.
RICHMOND Oct. 7, 1870
Reports from North Carolina received here state
that In Robson county the people are all under
arms to extermlnate u band or negro outlaws and
murderers who have committed the most 1agrant
ouirages during the past twelve months in that
county. On Monday last this gang made a
raid rom their den In Long Swamp and
robbed the houses of Augustus Leach and
Mrs. Mckay, locking the inmates M in
outhonses, while their residences were being pill
LACED. party organized TO capture The robbers
was ambuscaded by them and fired upon two being
seriously wounded and one Killed. The pursuing
party returned the fire OF the robbers, but with what
effect is not known. The gang Is said TO number
about fifteen, under the leadership OF O notorious
murderer named Henry Berry, Of Lowry.
At last accounts The sheriff had organized a large
posse TO pursue the villains, and request for arms
and ammunition had been sent to Wilmington
Several pools OF blood were found near the place
where the ambuscadc took place, but the man sup
posed to be Killed Of the gang not been dscov-
cred.
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AUSTRIA.

Supplementary War Observation-Disclosures
Of . WOrkinGman.
VIENNA, Oct. :, 1870.
The supplementary estimate OF the War Minister
aggregates two millions Of forms.
Neumayer, leader OF the workingmen, has been
sentenced to i've months Imprisonment for melting
q revolt.
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VIRGINIA..

Relief fer the Sufferers by the Great Flood
Mcssnae BY Governor Walker.
RICHMOND, Oct. z, 1870.
Governor walker In a message to the Legislature
to-day, urges that body 70 take prompt measures to
relieve the suffering produced various parts OF
the state by the recent unprecedented Hood in
the James and Shenandoah rivers. He calls
upon members from those portions OF
the State visited by the terrible calamity
at once form themselves into relief c0rmittee
to collect the funds and distribute the same TO the
most needy and suffering. The matter was referred
to joint committee OF both Houses for consideration
and action.
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PACIFIC OCEAN.

Disappearance of Aurora Issaud.
LONDON, Oct Z, 1870
The captain Of the ship Adolphe, from lquique,
reports the disappearance OF Aurora Island one OF
the New Hebrides, In the Pacific Ocean, and situated
in latitude 10 deg. 2m 35s. south, longitude les deg.
25u. lbs. cast
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Mormon Editors Indicted for Libel.
SALT LAX. CITY, Oct. T. 1870.
The Gran1 Jury In the Third District Court have
indicted the editors Of the Salt Lake Herald for
libeling Associate Justice HawIey. The parties an.
peared IN court today. and were hcld TO bail, in
their own rccognizance, In the sum OF $500 each.