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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-09-02
ysiIED STATES DISTRICT coua1--M BANKRUPTCY.
Decision on rho Ruling Of a Register.

DeclelOn ON thc Kui1n8 OF a Ne91sters
Before Judge Blatchford.
In the matter Of the bankruptcy OF Andrew Rich
ards bankrupt who, on his examination before
James r. Dwight, register In bankruptcy, refused
to answer questions put to him as to whether he had
not lost money at games Of chance during the year
1859, Judge Blatchford confirmed the ruling OF the
Register In that the assignee was entitled to the IN
formation and ordered the Clerk OF the Court 10 GER
tify this decision to tho Register.
The Late National Stock Excbange-A Re.
eeiver Appointed.
receiver has been appointed for the National
Stock Exchange, which went into involuntary bank
ruptcy short time ago. The assets OF the Exchange
are about $4,000 without counting the sale OF the
unexpired lease, which will bring g. 900 or $4,000
more. The liabilities are not known. The amoure
Is to be divided pro rata among the members.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-09-02
Congressional Convention mt Hishtstown,

The Republican Convention for the Second Con.
gresslonal district OF New Jersey assembled yester-
day at Hightstown. Ex-senator Horner was elected
chairman Burlington county presented the name
OF Samuel A. DObbins, aud Monmouth, Mercer and
Ocean counties nominated Ex-Governor Newell. The
ballot resulted as fOllows:-Newell, 81; DObbias 55
Mr.. Newell was then nominated by accamatiOn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-09-02

In the case Of the Italian Lemar, who was stabbed
with a bayonet by some rerson or persons unknown,
the Coroner has refused to take his ante-mOrem
deposition, owing to the marked discrepancies In
his statements.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-09-02

Justice Cox, at Jefferson Market, yesterday COM
mtted panel thief named Annie Morris, In de-
fault of $50 bail, charged with enticing Joseph
Garcia of 1922 Pearl street, into den at 10 Laurens
street, on Tuesday night and r0bbing him of twenty
dollars.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-09-02
Governor Grceley's Chances ms Viewed
Through a DemOrrniic MICROSCOPIC.

(From the Herkimcr IN. " Democrat August 81.
We see articles every now and then IN the radical
journals which arc written 10 convince some one
that new York state can be carried for the radical
party nc the next election. We consider it an idle
waste OF ink, II nothing more We do not speak
with any over confidence or egotsm We do not
deny that II the democrats would all stay at home
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-09-02
Sixth Ward Matthew 4. Brennan Club.

At meeting OF the M. T. Brennan Club OF the
Sixth ward held last evening at Monroe Hall, cor
ner Of Pearl and Centre streets, Mr.. Thomas D. Con-
roy presiding, it was unanimously resolved on mo-
ton Of Mr. Jacob Koehler that the club elect seven
delegates to the central organization wnicn holds
its meeting this evening at Botanic Hall. The fol-
lowing named delegates were accordingly eected:-
Thomas D. Conroy, Jacob KOehier, Patrick Lysaght
Martin }. Reese, Thomas j. Neas, Constantine Don
Ohio and Herman q. Schroeder
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-09-02

The regular semi monthly meeting Of the Commits
sioners Of Public Charities and Correction held
at the corner Of Third avenue and Eleventh street
yesterday morning. Messrs. Bell, Bowen, Brennan,
Frear and Nicholson were present. Only the usual
routine business was transacted, and the Commits
sioners adjourned after brief session.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-09-02

Republican Convention In Westchcster.
The republicans OF the Third Assembly district Of
Westminster county held convention at Sing Sing
on Wednesday, and elected James w. Hustled, James
II. Curry and d. w. Miller delegates to the approach
ing State Convention at Saratoga.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-09-02
New York State Politics-Queer Reasons 70
Nominating Candidate for Congress.

The cortland county Standard has the following
amusing way OF telling ga good joker:-
Some wag last week induced nelghbor Dixon to
insert article in the Homer ReDotbltcap suggest
ing thename OF A. D. White for memper OF Congress,
and he makes three pOints-first, White was born
IN Homer; second, he went TO school at Homer Aca-
DENY; third, somebody has limited he might yet 90
TO the United States Senate
We have q better man--Hon. Ira Harris, of Al
bany. First, he was born near Homer; second, he
once went to Homer Academy and spoke q valedic-
tory; third, he mas not only wanted TO go, but has
actually been to the United states Senate and done
well. What do you say 10 ali that2
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-09-02

Henrietta Cook. German woman employed as
domestic at 90 Third avenue, is now in custody at
the Seventeenth precinct police station on the
charge OF destroying her infant child by throwing
1t into the vault attached to the premises. The
will be investigated before Coroner FLYNN.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-08

TIM DEMONSTRATORS Of the DemOora y In sfopt Of
tho a 'oHtots once lhu night was hA. nj HFtaiT
notu .thsf7ndinE the fact that snail A.cS
With rsok essnes, but perhaps DRY to eIpre the eH
alt JOY Of the yietors.-ChroHiels ys'tsrdiny
The yictors had q right to be joyful; aud 1t
is much to their credit that not one Violent
demonstration was made, either dut'1g the
day or the evening, by an Emery man. They
resisted attack and defended themselves, but
in no case made an attack or invited or In
cited disturbance. II, in the o. Iberauce Of
their Joy, they used small arms, they were
not used recklossly, and blank cartridges
were used In every instance. This Is admit
ted by a gentleman connected with the Chron-
ioIe Office that when tho Emery mon passed
that establishment not one man In the Tue
made the least demonstration that had even
tho appearance Of disorder. 1t was for the
purpose Of showing the Chronicle how orderly
and well-behaved thousands Of Emery men,
flushed with victory, could be, that the line
marched past that Office on their way to
honor their chief. We have no Bowics Dick
Smiths, sorrens, Morscs, or Himbcrs n our
ranks 10 bTiug Disgrace upon US.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-08

.s.-..- -. y. A., s,,-.,..,, .,
w. , ns ~. "" ~ ~ sa,,'oT,
tue ireasury oh '"0 81 in''', " ~ e",i'''a'
phyHeiah Oh Dos'on' nA's', iOi poiin.,''ou "
import irOni fialoo ioui ietiois ~. tnS Pei-
pose OF procuring Puro '"''ii' H'''''' '"'i'
rom n..,.,,. ,.,,,o......,.
ING treasury pSpai'ni.n' =, I'm ~
strictions upon the Importation Vi oS'''e ln'o
the United s'A.es run Europo, " plS'Sn' s.e
introuueuon oi tnU S"'Iio ulsSHso "n'ol na =,
ner'toiore pIe'Aile s IN VARIOUS par1s ..
Europe, anu INC reAsOhs asais"ou !" suPPo,'
OF inc appncauoh REFERRED 10 "ero tn"' u
impossible at present In this country TO use In
vaccination for small box any other than a
-. ,,,,I,,, h,s bo,,, ,rorsr,i,,oa ,t,o,,o In.
80 -, ~ -
numeraole human systems, anu mat this long
continued humanization has, In the opinion OF
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-08

LNoR RENT,-A SMALL HoUsR OF SIX ROOMS
aud Kitchen, No. l2ia q street north, between
Twelfth and thirteenth strssts ge.t
je7.east Louisiana ave, bet Ninth and Tenth sls.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-08

Mr.. JAMES A. MeDEvITT, of tho metropol-
titan police force, with Characteristic liberal
ity, did very handsome thing on election
day by providing an elegant collation., at his
residence, In the Seventh ward, OF which his
friends were heartily Invited 10 partalse.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-08

NOISE disappointed many yesterday BY not
fulfilling his promise to crawl to Clooraetown.
In case of Mr.. Emery's election. That prom.
lse like all be others made by the ring, was
made only 10 b brOkVu,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-08


Tho Chronicle yesterday heads liz announce
ment Of the wiping out Of Bowen and his
pIraticai crow a. "Tho Democratic Victory"
and says 'the part Of the Chronicle In this
canvass has been consistent with lie rccord.'
Il has. The Chronicle has Appealed 70 the
bascst passions Of the colored people and TO
the prejudlces Of Ignorant whites. Only on
Monday, the day Of the election, II urged men
from the country who were illegally rcgis-
tered to vote, promising them that they should
DO protected by VIM. A. Cook, Corporation
Attorney who Ia paid by the citizens for
another purpose. Such course IL ICON
sistcntr and IA worthy the paper that made
money out Of tho Alaska and Georgia Jobs
and other deloctablo schemes Of the same sort
too numerous to mention.
Any paper claiming to be Republican that
would wilfilly and from petty, contemplate
spite, because . man 1t had supported was de-
feated, rush out and ask the Democrats to &C.
copt Its assertion that the election of Matthew
@. Emery was q Democratic victory, has sunk
to such depth Of lufamy that even rcspecta-
bic Democratic journals will hesitate to credit
Its assertion. The contest II party one at
all, was the reverse Of what the Chronicle
claims. saylcs J. Bowen was supported by
such men as Tom Florence and Fred Aiken,
Of the defuuct Democrat, Bowen's organ, and
expiring Sunddy Gd1sh', add all the rcd
mouthed eopporheads, who cannot sec that
the world moves, and who stand now where
they stood ten years ago, when slavery existed
throughout tho land.
t..sa iii
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-08

Mn. Bowen ought to DO thankful to the
people Of Washington for Nfiording him an
opportunity Of experiencing On entirely new
sensation. For nearly thirty years he has
been chronic oillco holder, and sometimes
the incumbent Of six or eight Offices The
sensation OF having no office will therefore,
In his case, DO new ono II not pleasant
aaa
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-08

NOMINATIONS. Tho President yesterday
sent the following nominations 10 the Senate;
Charles s, Cragin TO bepostmastcra at George
town, ID. Q.
o. II. SHELDON TO DO postmaster at Burllng-
ton, Kansas.
Albert NJ, Barney to be collector Of customs,
district Of Brazos do Santiago, Texas,
james b. Beliord, Of Ind, to be associate
justice Of the supreme court Of Colorado
Acting Second Assistant Engineer John 7.
Smith to be second assistant engineer.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-08
ny GREEN a. WILLIAMS,
ID Auctioneers and RsAl Estate Brokers,
No. $40, southeast corner Seventh and u streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY,
ON II STRKET SOUTH, BETWEEN SEVENTH
AND HIGHT STREETS WEST, ON THE ISLAND

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY,
ON II STRKET SOUTH, BETWEEN SEVENTH
AMP EIG sgHiT STREETS WEST, ON THE ISLAND.
or THURSDAY, the I8h day Of June, A. \, ls7o,
ne si,h dSJ q nay ls and dSy roOYrdsd IN lLbsT
WAshinEto county, In the District o. Columbia shall
Ill AZ suction - the highest bidder. thu premises.
.I,u,i shls PIsss :, SsTssl q land and pTsmisss
goilametia Known a part q y. nine y Of nc SssdL
nine, ttsl and bounded a. follows, Via UommsnoinE
a. point the north line Of said lot thirty-one (aj
feet from the northwest OF said lot thence
ming south In parallel line eighty q feet aix l6)
loot aeJ, II point hirtyone SD feet from tho west
line Of aid lot thence east along said alley fifteen ub)
ieot Sx 49, nchoa thenoe north In direct line eighty
tl feet - point the north line Of aAd lot fteen
l5) feet siH ~ inches from tho place Of beginning
thonoe west along the north line Of said lot fifteen bl
feet siX ~ inches. u tho place Of begnninR nprosod
By good two.story FRAA.E HOUSE
Terms Of sale One III rd cash, (of hch $50 bo
paid At time Of ale) the deferred pa, nents DO made
In iI and twelve months with Interest from dAy Of
aAle and secured by deed Of trust the satHAetio q
with within five days after the day q sae the Trustees
reserves the right TO resell tbs property AhSr one
weeks notice. At the r1k Hhd cost Of the art purchaser
All the oonyeJAncinE, including rcvenus " mpa, at
purehAsers cost NATHANIEL WILSON,
iesootds GREEN a WILLIAMS, Aucts.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-08
For Sale or Rent.

EoR PENT,-A SMALL HOUSE, OF SIX ROOMS
s9d kil fh,s Ne lsls stree. north between
jslcos, Louisiana ave. bet NiSth nd F'Siss 81.
EoR RENT-TIE THREEsroRY HRIoK
,ua S Os. sa sd ~ N modern mi pF SSs
JSsn r9 II 6s S1Ssiss zEs 4. I.
/ sseeY y BlsAsh.bori. PrinSS d'OrEs's county.
sa.2 \ SsS. :, sS ~ Rs ES Ssn SfT.S
SsIGfs os The sI s1-. O. ~ SsS SssssS'S
Prince Gscrsss so1niy. Msylsnd, formerly occupied
rs /. sSssi AL briot ct, ..ur., i.rr. and com;
%Sss aS.. as A.: .SaI I'D, =: 70 4
u !, situated % wrss .,rs,., .eos, tire. hundred
nos,s.. ulsSln,s1sss hon ne Az y svgsg..d
E;:Sl:.: Z q Y Si;.
EoR sALF.-HAyIEo TWO NEwFoyNpLANp
Do1a VII ell one sasssieu, and ~ re
PiSoss IoTR oFpioR i ~ P.S T $40
L'oR BAI,f-TO CLKRKs AND oTHER-FoUR
HOUSES ,aluaG - rooms essh. frgu. snd ,lds
Rorehsaare Jsrd vy q ped Yai hislthy loo. ti
ssveSs hsadsspsy iooiisd beldias - on ssy tsrms
ISssFs IN 6kSF 1912 M.Si;P'
EoR sALE OR RXCHANdR-AC oTTA0E OoN,
ei.,srn and bssSrooin eo@plsis. 6osdss ;saBis and
sSSi VII i'm S II 1s,s .Sd s III
properly = .,,astsd At Mount fls.ssnS : short de
nd iast eey03d ne sr91Gnds O 9oiaTei. Ooll.ss
o. both town and county, and am disOo'od % Oasr
upon the most liberal tcrm.S NJ cIpuproN
Real Estate Agent and Brotsr,
,.,,.. Room . lnielhEeness Bu,lding
FoE RESST;.A yERy IHsANDso.M,.ELY . guR;
SO:r WIZ ma M Tr1'opSsl. terms 0' H'r;s b
Rooms FOR RENT o,,,
GTLMANS DRUG STORE,
On Psunsyivanla nrsnus.
The House ha. boon occupied b. Or. 0, n LsIbss.
oa md ! sa%f.sS sfSsnssd ioI pSSsissa Or Sps
Eeon dentist, With family,
Passion given Immediately, m ,uxS
i3Ss Dr1ssi..
ToR .RRNT-TWO HANDsoMR TwOATORY
II and Frgnoh roc HOUsFsS nine rooms, bathroom
Is Ss;sS:S .4S . .iSss. o. I.SsiI: 81
PsnngI'Hha a'Snus bet fOurAnd 'hah and .I si5'h
IToR sALRlTHRRK sEI.Ts OF oRoQuKT, com,
g.i,:, y e IS 'o't 81 FRIEoEs' I6es s. n
EoR sALR-FARM or no ACRRs,. HIGHLY IN.
outbsdIns. also peach md apple orchard 10 Prince
SSqsEs. county, Ne, near station on U: p and 9.
he WsshinrtoH branch o. tSS R.i,lmcEs ma Pc,smss
n nsis-is No. 4 SSi boI Il SS s1ssss.
EoR RRNT-oNK THRRRsToRY BRIoK
water bach .. the iiehsn No aaI fhrtssnth street.
nd iSs sS. ~ % q: s1 L s
d.psrtment Rent ~ Per mouth induiTS a. No.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-08
iiFRNINNIA IAND.

Furnishes music for all Oecasons Orders left Al my
Ipshnce, 795 Seventh street cast between q and I.
Navy NArd,At MetAorottaor y, ~ Kills Music Store,
o. NJ ShAield oonfoolioner win meet with prompt
attention. Ap7 SIN
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-10-31
FROM THE SOUTH.
Bank Robbery in New Orleans.

Bank Robbery in New Orleans.
New ORLEANS, La, Oct. 31.-The vault and
safes of A. Rocherau have been burglarized.
Loss estimated at $4,000.
j. Hyland's coffee house, No. 121 Camp street,
has been burned. Loss, $35, 900. Insured in
the Merchants.
Base Ball.
The "Stars" were yesterday defeated, losing
the championship. Score-Lees, IA; Stars, IL.
Policeman Killed.
Policeman j. Gosset has been shot and killed.
Particulars unknown.
Deaths from yellow fever yesterday, one.
The first
Excursion Trains
over the Mobile and Chattanooga Railroad west
of Biloxi returned yesterday.
Supposed Suicide.
A. B. Long, United States District Attorney,
was found dead in his Office this morning with
his throat cut. Supposed suicide.
Death of "A Baptist Minister.
RICHMOND, Va, Oct 3l.-Rev. Richard Hugh
Bagly, a Baptist minister well known through
out the South, died here last night.
Jefferson Davis
is here.
Friends Meeting.
Two hundred and fifty Friends passed through
here this morning to attend the yearly meeting
at Greensboro, N. c.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-10-31
is SOLVE LOGAN A REPEATER!
May or Hall Wants Her to ReEister-OlIve's


NORFOLK, Va, Oct. 2s, lS7O.-To THE MAYOR OF
THE CITY OF NEW YoRK-MY DEAR SIR:-I have
the honor to acknowledge the receipt Of your polite
favor, dated at the Executive Department. City
attempt OF the Federal authorities to bettle
the vote of New York city by appointing
army OF marshals under recent law
OF Congress, and referring in terms OF scorn and
which makes the population Of New York less than
one million, you urge me, in highly energetic
manner, to do my duty as citizen, no matter 30
what party l belong. These are your eloquent
words, addressed to me your dashing signature,
and under your official seal:-
GAS head of the local governm ent of the city of New
York anxious TO tor IL the honored title of the
Metropolis of the Union therefore appeal to what
all other business aside if necessary either Mond y
October 81 or Tuesday, Noyember which the list
registry and personally to register with
out having performed which duty you cannot vote"
am nattefed by the lntere3t you take in the ma
ter Of my voting and / beg TO assure you in tue
most positive manner that II 1t were JssOle for me
TO be at nome on the days mentioned should rally
round the registry of1ce wherever 1t s) as early
possible In the morning, and register my name ia
the largest kind OF letters. My experience Ia regis
tering my name has hitherto been confined TO one
tW o performances on hotel registers in the West
but can confidently say that whatever haze done
living could have done 1t. Accept The eXoressiOn Of
my regrets at unavod able absence and III not ask
ing too much) Oolgspe by registering for me.
Yours, my dear Mayor, OLIVE LOGAN.
y. Son closer examination OF your polite favor
i am struck with an unpleasant suspicion. The
signature is certainly yours but the whole letter Is
too evidently an elaborate engraving. The envelope
bears this address, so Logan, No 264 Pearl street,
Pearl street. New York Can 1t be possible that 1t is
all mistaken that stupid clerk, with Directory OF
the city OF New York before him, has taken me for
one OF the superior sex? o. l..
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-10-31
FROM MEXICO,

Vera cruz Advices-Lavlessness Suppressed.
LATE CITY, Florida, Oct. 31.-An arrival at
Havat from Vera Cruz brings advices from
the Liiy of Mexico to the 10th instant. The
new is decidedly more pacific. The nation is
much more tranquil than formerly, and the
federal authorities are generally recognized and
obeyed. Highway robberies are less freduent
the Government having exerted Its authority to
suppress lawlessness.
The Custom House at Sisal, in Yucatan had
been ordered to be removed to Progress, which
port will be opened in July, 1871 and theEport
of Sisal be closed.
Escobeda had been declared Governor of the
State of San Luis Potosi.
A light house had been ordered for the en-
trance of the harbor of Tampico.
Indians In sonora.
Chiapa and Yucatan continue their depreda-
tioDs on o small scale.
senOr Romero
has presented to Congress the annual treasury
report. 1t is full and explicit document. The
proposed new tariff allows masters to sign their
manifests without examination by their Con-
euls.
Guatemala proposes arbitration to settle her
differences with Mexico.
The Toluca Railway bill has passed Congress-
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-10-31
FROM EUROPE.
ThierA, EruIflPss I.nhnrs.

Thiers' FruItIess Labors.
VERSAILLES, Oct 31.-The NouUeuiste de
Versailles says, in advance of Thiers' coming,
that his visit will certainly be fruitless.
Mere Captured CorrespOndence.
Papers lately found at the chateau de Suiy
are said to compromise several notables, in
Guiding some of the South German diploma
lists.
The italian Parliament.
FLORENCE Oct. 3l.-In the case of the disso-
luton of the Italian Parliament, which is now
threatened, elections for new deputies will
occur on the Goth of November, and the Paria-
ment will assemble on December 5th.
IN. Lenard and King Victor Emanuel.
M. Lenard, French representative, has con-
graduated the king on the energy and modera-
tion which have been displayed in the accom-
plishment of Italian unity.
Signor Venosta, replying for the king, ex-
pressed his thanks for the good words of Le-
nard, and added that Italy itself is not only re-
generated, but universal civilization is promoted
by the late events at Rome.
SkirmishiDR near Paris.
VERSAILLES, Oct. 30-On Friday last the
French drove back the German outpost at LIE
Bourget mile or east of Fort St. Denis, on
the northern boundary of Paris. On the even
ing of that day the French were discovered in
occupation in force of the position which they
had fortified. To-day, therefore, the second
division of the Guard attacked the point, and
after hot and brilliant fight the French were
driven from the position back behind their for
tifications Thirty officers and about twelve
hundred men were taken prisoners. The Prus-
sian losses are acknowledged to be quite heavy,
as the French fought behind earthworks.
Blacque Bey.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Oct. Silt is rumored
that Blacque Bey will not return to Washington.
Financial Holiday.
LONDON, Oct. 31.-To-morrow being settle
ment day at the bank, the exchange will not be
open for business, and there will be no public
sales of stocks and securities.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-10-31
FROM CUBA.
ABother Dreadful Hurricane.

HAVANA, Oct. 81, via Lake City, Oct. 81
Another dreadful hurricane occurred yesterday.
1t was the severest storm ever known at the
west end of the island. Along the south coast
many towns were inundated, and crops damaged
or destroyed, railroads submerged, and tele-
graphs prostrated.
Matanzas again suffered terribly. AS far as
known no lives were lost. The schooner
Guiding Star dragged her anchor and was driven
ashore and completely wrecked under Cabanas,
near the guardship. The bark Florence Peters
was also damaged.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-10-31
FROM WASHINGTON.
Naval Intelligence.
Despatch to the A associated Press.

DeBpulcN 70 LN6 a 56OcEuJeu ITeo6,
WASHINGTON, Oct. 31.-The Navy Depart
ment has advees from the United States Consul
at Gibraltar, announcing the arrival there on
the 11th instant of the United States steamer
Saco, Lieutenant Commander Terry, from
Cadiz. She was to sail the same evening for
Malaga and Marseilles. All well o n board.
Illness of GOynrnor Shnfer, of Utah.
A private letter. received in this city to-day
from Utah Territory, announces that Governor
Wilson Shafer, of that Territory, lies very low
of consumption and is not expected to live.
Governor Shafer is native of Illinois, and
served during the late war on the staff of Gene
raj Butler
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-10-31
HaItimore Produce aIarkeE,

BALTIMORE. Oct s1.-Cotton quiet at 16Ac. Flour
firm and fairly active. Wheat-high grades wanted,
amber sl1O@115; good 70 prime, 81 300 '65; COM
mon to fair, slIO91 SO; Western, 81 500 '53.
Corn steady and receipts lght white, 6Oa7lc. vel
low old and new, 705s4c. mixed Western, 6S9T2c.
Oats ste ady at 45a4se. Rye, 7O9s0c Mess Pork
firm at s2T Bacon firm and scarce; rib sides, 1s%c
clear DO. i9c. shoulders, i59l5Ac.; hams 25c.
lAaId Sules ~ l6Sze, mA.sAy gAles ~ ssc,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-10-31
FROM THE WEST.
Fires In Ohio.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 81.-Smith e Sterrett's
vegetable oil factory was partially burned this
morning. The loss approXimates $4,000. In-
sured in the National of Cincinnati, United
States of Baltimore, Buffalo Fire and Marine,
German of Buffalo, PHtnam of Hartford, $4,000
each; Security of New York, $1,000. j. Bidel-
mans tannery was burned at Dayton, Ohio,
yesterday. Loss about $2O0oO; partially in
Sured.