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New-York tribune., 1870-10-19
THE LATE STORM.

A HURRICANE ON LAKE ERIE-SEvERAL VESSELS
wRECKED-LOss OF LIFE.
CLEVELAND, Oct 1S.-The storm of last night
was the most severe Of the season. The wind blew a
hurricane from the northwest. Three vessels went
ashore Schooner g. W. Duncan went upon the beach west
OF the Piers she is but little damaged and be pulled
of when the weather changes. Schooner Emma Blake
went on old Toledo Railroad pier; she Is perfect
wreck all board lost Schooner Mary OF Detroit
went the old Pittsburgh pier and went to pieces
very after; all board were lost. 1t is not known
lives were lost by these disasters.
The schooner Garibald OF Hamilton, light in trying
10 make the harbor OF Port Coborne, missed the piers
and drfted ashore where she lies broadside on. The
propeller CITY OF Boston had 10 retrn 70 fort Soorne
number Of vessels which left that port yesterday have
tain Of the propeller Champion reports the schooner
Ads Medora ashore above Long Point.
SEVERE GALE ON LAKE ONTARIO.
OswEGO, Oct. ia terrific gale of wind
since early this morning has proved disastrous to ship
ping on the Lake Several vessels arrived with the loss
Of canvas and deck-load. Schooner Advance, from
Lake Schooner Flying Scud bound TO Canada light is
ashore up the Lake soop Cora, with barley for this
port il ashore down the Lake.
At Point Frederick, opposite kingston, Canada, The
M tbe Pride of Hmega g and tSe Ss
Benedict with lumber, from Beeye to Oswego,
and yessea could not make the harbor Of Kingston To-
day on account Of the heavy sea.
At Port Hope Canada trees were torn up and thrown
down for considerable distance. Tho schooner Kate
with barley driven ashore Coburg. The pro-
peer America with difficulty got into Port Hope. and
ports a schooner bottom upward before the wind
A STEAMER WRECKED on LAKE MICHIGAN.
Chicago, Oct. 1S.-The steamer Orion, CAPT.
Butn OF the Goodrich line, running between this port
and Grand Haven. Mch was wrecked in Grand Haven
barbor this morning, and will probably prove total
loss The passengers and crew were all safely got
ashore The orion cost $50 600, and insured for t2
OO0
THE GALE IN THE EASTERN STATES.
BosTeN, Oct. ia severe gale of wind
passed over Boston about IL O'Clock to-day, raising
clouds OF dust but doing no damage. At Concord, N.
H. the gale unroofed two buildings II lasted
about five minutes.
The propeller Electra OF Providence broke her shaft
of Branford last night Just inside the stern and began
making water rapidly. BY the throwing up OF rockets
she attracted the attention OF the steamship City Of
Norvieb which took of the Passengers. The Electra
was kept afoat with difficulty aud towed by the City Of
Norwich 10 Huntington, and the Passengers after
ward landed AT Lyme.
The telegraph lines in Maine have been greatly dam
aged The icehouse Of Grant HALEY In Pittston
Gardner Me- were blown 10 the ground this afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-19
GENERAL FOREIGN NEUS.
ITALY.

TARDINEss OF FOREIGN GOVERNMENTS IN
RECOGNIZING THE CHANGE AT ROME
PROBABLE DISSOLUTION OF THE ECUMEN1-
CAL COUNCIL-MAZZINI AT FLORENCE.
FLORENCE, Tuesday, Oct Is, 1870
The Italians complain that foreign Govern
ments are tardy In instructng their Embassadors 70
recognize the order of things at Rome The Ianan
Government will shortly make this matter the subject of
an earnest remonstrance,
APapa Bull Is soon expected dlssolying the Ecumen
cal Council the ground that there is NO place where
IL can be freely held.
It reported that negotiations for the candidacy OF
Prince Amadeus for the Spanish Crown have been re-
sumed. The customs line between the old Roman terri
tory and Italy has been abolished Mazzn has arrived
In this city, from here he will so TO Rome. The Italian
Government will pay the coupons due on the Paph debt
II January.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-19
CRIMES AND CAsUALTIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

THE depot woodshed and other buildings OF
Northern lrosd Grafton ~ H. werr bernei y, tray
Dickey & Sons cotton and woolen mills, IN
Philadelphia destroyed BY sre yesiriay L"~ *'o""
1.-Two large dwelling-houses belonging TO Ma
tsriaY. =.
John NJ Dunn, ex-detective and police officer,
an, ior E,s x.n kaosn criminal pleaded glig oy.y 30
too ye a rtsy Their sentence has been p~trooea.
man giving his name as MAXWELL Walker of
a. a,,, RVS, In MSS. on Of bsiug aorsh
a.. rnn,s,,r ~ od,r.r Packsd, In stotg lson MSS
wm and Henry Klein and Jesse Jones have
.t ~ in Iouys the ohsrs. of numbering A. T.
a . -sa 90 m e!essy murdered near Adlle'own X!
Martin Stevens late Of California, was killed
wansns saturday II; ei down nnns hsit 81
M s ,s not anti MONDAY Thrv sere hvs fs o ~stia
the Shst - - =,
An Amherst N. H. dispatch reports the alb
a. AZ DR. Edsari Treasurer Of the ObooI Chak OF
- ssp belonging 10 t~ scey and other liabilities. D.
ap.a nissonA Of the Ameneaa Bori
h.. h~ep eonsIlcaoas mora ronaer In S'hsnpshr..
A construction train on the Toledo Wabash
A Railroad having li a 20 lshor,fs
near yissns IL Monday one Pls,iSrncsr
and Thomas Conway s, vouaJei
bsdlT burt
The Boston Custom House officials claim a,
dcsrered gag Transactions
merhants The all danpx
III uuzg~i The per OF Boston e qasIi
brandy and chiefly The schooner D. H.
sni thai defspts received, esit hoaghi sn salt
ug hav. been saogsd The s-fndfnt T.
t. Lmd Jb1J Prrry Hsn Tt-y have ~ ~ t,.
given bail the br.t-nsm,d sn0o aud n. sG
ssci for further sppcoFspcc.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-19


LIST "a. ID. 9Th. 5th. 9TH 1th 9Th 9th 10th. Total
s.li9sls.:. niisst.::s } ! 3 ! 9 IL
u. 81 4h. 5ih. 9th. 7th. 9Th. 9th 10Th Total
s1ta.a,:: s,Se;lc. 81 9 : o
Umpire-M g. Glover Of s Byrss Time 81 Gsme-l hour and
IS miHuiea F Base b! Errors-Autual, C, Athlsts ..
PRINCETON VS.. ROSE HILL.
The contest between the Princeton College
nine and ROse Hill Club Of st. Johns College took
place at Princeton yesterday, and attracted large mum
Der of spectators Princeton won by score Of "a to la
NOTES.
The gold ball won by the Atlantics is on
exhibition in the Atlantic Club House. together with the
other prizes won at Troy.
Il is rumOred that Ferguson has joined the
White Stocking nine for 1871. Cuhbert returns to the
Athletics.
The following is the score by innings of the
game between the Red Stockings and Forest City Club OF
Rockford last Friday:
ia d "a. 4th 5h 9Th 1ib 9Th. 9th Total
Red ssoelings %
New-York tribune., 1870-10-19
THE DELAWARE AND HUDSON CANAL AGAIN
CLOSED.

Last month the Delaware and Hudson Canal
compelled To discontinue navigation on account OF
the scarcity OF water their reservoirs being nearly dry
The late rains them some what and week be-
fore last navigation resumed. This supply, however,
Company have ceased boating coal at Honesdale, and
their cars from the mines TO that place making only
stated firms Navigation cannot be resumed until further
rains Tie loss OF time is severely felt by the b0atmen,
and business along the line il very much depressed
More or less thieyng by boatmen Is reported. The i'm
reservoirs OF the Company covering OF over
1900 acres which have before this season been ex
hausted are now drained dry and the entire water OF
the Neyersink River has been turned on to the sum
nit level The superintendent OF the Canal, Mr. A. NJ
Atkinson Is now prospecting with view to the location
OF two new reservoirs which, when completed, viii give
an additional supply OF five six hundred acres. one
OF these will be located the east and on the west
side of the Neversnk River, both damning the waters
of trmtarirs to that The work them will be
commenced thin Fall.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-19
GERMAN DENUNCIATIoN OF TAMMANY REPUBLI-
CANS.

CANS.
The German Central WOOdford and Kauf-
mann Campaign Club met at the steuben House last
night VIM. Gelman presiding and Emil Klebe secretary
number OF delegates were admitted. A report OF
Committee made, stating that German
campaign documents distributed throughout the
state. 1t resolved to hold mass meeting at the
Cooper Institute the 4th Of next month, and mass
several Congressional Districts after the
nominations have been made. committee was APP
pointed TO investigate the conduct OF several delegates
TO Club with regard to their vote At the meeting OF
the Republican General Committee on Saturday night
The Club having adjourned the German Republican Cen
trail Committee held special meeting Mr.. VIM. Gelnan
presiding, and adopted the following:
Hsoei the party all those
lou leaders Who instruments of anman Hall have permitted them
OF the Republican and who the Of order to
perform better their bns TmmsnJ Hail. l0ok
them to party and who jeopA- the best
interests Of society.
Rsod That support with whole anil strength tose
Of the Administration vi have undertaken u hsrmone
oil Differences and that hope for no then ONLY when
doubtful and treseherous elements the usn party se DIS
cad and refused recognition and patronage At he hins Of the Ad
ministrston as we'll at the hands OF the people.
,sored That the German pubhcan rsy around the Aimns
ministrat0n eIpoueu o the sentiments Of the people
t was also resolved to send copy or these resolutions
TO the Republican State Committee.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-19
THE NOIEN HOMICIDE-CRAwFORDE EXONERATED
BY THE CORONERs JURY.

PHILADELPHIA, WI. TO- Ht threatened COn-
nct of authority between the Coroner and Magistrate
Kerr which was referred to yesterday eliminated TO-
day I'm the matter being taken into Court After the
testimony had taken before the Coroner last even
ing the prisoner taken 10 the Central Station TO
await the result of the deliberations OF the Coroners
Jury That body decided 10 adjourn until this
ING and thereupOn Deputy Coroner proceeded to
The station with warrant Tor the temporary commit
lnent OF Mr. Crawford. The Deputy found, however.
a commitment made out by Alderman Kerr, who was
not disposed to give satisfactory replies when questioned
on the subject OF his notion. The Depaty Coroner
rrpoTted the facts 10 judge Allison who directed him
New-York tribune., 1870-10-19
10000 DAMAGES AGAINST THE ERIE ROAD.
A singular accident occurred on the Fri

A singular accident occurred ON the Enc
Railway, over o year ago. near Paterson. freight
train containing several fat loaded with railroad
iron was passing the Cincinnati express and one Of the
iron rails extended far from the car upon which 1t was
loaded s enter the side Of OF the
swrepng passengers from their seats, fatally in
inrine Mr. Buckley Of CochectOn, n. Y and wound
INC M William smith, then OF Honesdae, Penn, In the
snine go badly that he compelled TO lie In New York
Tor nearly three months. Upon becoming able to get
ahont Mr. Smith brought suit against the Company IN
the Sullivan County Court, placing his damages at $4,000
The suit has been decided and he was awarded 10000
Mr. smith il still cripple and has been unable TO attend
t hsiness since the accident and the award or damages
H. considered to insufficient even to make good small
share OF his losses
New-York tribune., 1870-10-19
Base Ball.
MUTUAL vs.. ATHLETIC-A TIE GAME.

MUTUAL vs.. ATHLETfC-A TIE GAME
Yesterday afternoon the Mutuals and Ath-
letcs Of Philadelphia played on the Union Ground,
Brooklyn, E. D. 1t the first game Of q new series
arranged between the clubs. The game proved close,
but there good deal OF muing both sides. The
Athletics obtained good lead but the Mutuas passed
them In the sixth inning, and again fell behind In the
eighth a tic was the result Of the ninth inning and
again In the TENTH when both sides became 40 much
afraid OF each others skin that the game drawn by
consent much 10 the annoyance and DISSATISFACTION OF
the spectators who expected TO have eleventh inning
Hatfield, Egger, and Patterson played well In the Held,
and Hieham did we'll at the bat for the Muuaa. Reach
Radcliffe, and Bechte the Athletic side, distinguished
themselves in the field, and Malone led at the bat The
foowjDD Is ha
New-York tribune., 1870-10-19
SOUTH AMERICA.

REBEL DEFEAT IN BRAZIL hONTRVlDEO
BESIEGED.
LISBON. Tuesday, Oct. 49, 1870
One days later dates have been received from
Rio de Janero. The news 10 important Gems. Goley
and Rivas pursuing Lopez Jordan. The rebels
under Luen3o had been attacked and captured The
rebels were 80 demorazed that their early submission
anticipated Montevideo was besieged by the IN
surgents and the citizens were greatly alarmed
New-York tribune., 1870-10-19
AN APPEAL FOR PEACE.

The Countess De Gasparin has sent us the
following communication:
To IN, Rditor Of the Trfbane
sIR; viii you be good enough 10 insert the sccoinps
nying patit0n in your journal >, =, ..
We auueal to American sisters. III all women
would unite their prayers II they would combine their
,ympathies they would plant the standard OF peace IN
the nidst OF conyused Europe. The women OF neutral
nations do much they have private interest 10 IN
i,ence them they absolutely free We expect the
support , -, .,, .,,., ,o,,d
Jef them return IL to with thousands OF Names 10
the torrent of erocy let oppose the current OF hu
,nanity: 10 bloody victories, the tumphs OF charity
cod perhaps only awaits this elevation of all women
hearts this assault OF their united prayers to say 10 is
horrible war Enough" .,-,,
pnaIve air the assurance Of nv most distinguished
considerations. - oouhItss tD Dh y nAs, SN,1, n11an,,
sept 25. 1870 -
War il unc chained Massacres are recommending. "e
women OF all countries mothers, wives, daughters sis
ter, whose hearts are torn, raise loud appeal Those
who keep silent will b. responsible for the blood whieh
is about to now We appeal TO God for We appeal
IA the nations for peace We appeal 10 the conscience OF
mankind for peace DO not repulse us.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-19
MISCELLANEOUS CABLE DISPATCHES.

- The Spanish Government still defers
opening the port of Barcelona Rodriguez declines the
portfolio rendered him by Gen. Prim.
The Government censor of the press Mt
st. Petersburg has been removed for permitting attacks
by the newspapers the King Of Prussia.
49, The rinderpest on the Continent spreads
with alarming rapidy. 1t now prevails from Poland TO
the Atlantic. There Is much CONSERVATION among oil
caSeea OF peUple
New-York tribune., 1870-10-19
PERSONALITIES TELEGRAPH

. ten. Thomas }. Brady of Indiana has been ap-
pointed nited States Consul AZ ~. Thomas
Thomas Hughes, VI. T.. played game of foot
ball with the sudent OF Cornell University on Monday.
....R Il. Gillian member elect Ia Congress in the
IVth District OF North Carolina died OIioni MONDAY
... The burial of the late l.. :. Minister Coggesball
daughter ded IN Ecasdor South Ames hoei tao sA,
took place IN Columbus Ohio, Yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-19
LOCAL WAR NEWS.
GERMAN PATRIOTIC LADIES' FAII

GILMAN PATRIOTIC LADIES FATH'
The German patriotic ladies' fair at the
srmory Of the 57th Regiment well attended yes
terday. The statement Of MI. Frederick kuhne, the
made yesterday showed that the receipts
Of Monday evening amounted TO about 5000, making
with previous contributions received about $1,000
The areles for sale with the exception Of SOME OF tho
New-York tribune., 1870-10-19


The charges preferred against Assessor Mark j. La"
ing of the Fifth District OF Missouri after fnl IN
vestigaton deemed insufficient TO justify his removal
The appointment OF c. NJ. Walker, who was named to
succeed Mr.. Leaning, will not, therefore, be made
The Secretary OF War received dispatch from the
North this morning. the effect that ON investigation
could be asceraned that the st. Clair Canal had been
seized by a Canadian force.
IL has heretofore been of collectors OF Gus
TOMS in reporting for the removal " lighthouse keepers
10 nominate their Secretary Boutwell, ha'
ing ascerained that many have been reported for ~
moya on frivolous charges TO make for fayorite
has informed collectors that keepers will be re
moved on charges OF rng character hereafter; that
he desires retain experienced keepers in these import
The President made the following appointments to
day: ~, ~
X H. Bainger 70 he Postmaster st Virien I'LL
samuel Webster California to be Agent 'or the fanc"r hoor
IDiAn- in Dakota -, A.. IL
Platte Agency and Whetstone ,,n, 4,
Henry Gregory Of Dakota Territory to be Agent for the poo H
diane 10 Dakoa
Henry Dskt to he Agent for the Upper h'"1 In
di.us lrpS,
New-York tribune., 1870-10-19
FLASHING TON.
CONTINUED ILLNESS OF CHIEF-JUsTICE CHAsP--
CABINET MEETING - ACTION AGAINST II
LEGAL VOTING.

CONTINUED ILLNESS OF CIIIEF-JUsTICE CHAsR-
CABINET MEETING - ACTION AGAINST II
LEGAL VOTING.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBCSRI
WASHINGTON, Tuesday, Oct. Is, lsio.
Chief efJustce Chase, in consequence Of continued ~
health will be able TO take his scat the Bench ~
the Supreme Court ts reasebling here on the @th
inst Although his sickness IL not OF dangerous char
acter his physicians have urged upon him additional
and freedom from the and labor which attend
important session OF the Court and he has Therefore
decided remain away until early in January. sciiy
residence here has been given and when he returns
he will reside his farm few miles out OF the city,
whittier his household goods have been removed The
ChefJusce has been suffering from ind gestion for
era months, but much better being able 10 walk
with freedom and attend his correspondence After the
adjournment OF the Court last Spring he made the tour OF
the Lakes, but compelled to abandon more
tended trip in consequence OF his Illness He spent much
OF at the country seat Of his sonnaw, Sen
ator sprsgue at Narragansett X. l., where he still
mains.
The Cabinet met to-day at noon, with all the member.
present except General Creswel Secretary
Fish was present and attended to Interior Department
matters as usual. The session lasted for nearly four
hours matters pertaining IN the forthcoming annual
reports OF the Secretaries forming the principal business
transacted. Attorney General Akerman made stat-
ment with regard o the operations OF the law enacted
at the last session OF Congress- to prevent Illegal voting
stated that he had given very full instructions To the
United states Mashsls and District Attorneys through
out the country, cautonng them TO carry out fully the
letter the spirit OF the law. The responses from the
United states officers OF SewYork and NewJersey lead
him TO believe that they will do their work faithfully.
private letter received here from the Hon. A. III
Stephens represents him in very deplorabe health he
being feeble and unable 10 leave his room.
The Controller Of the Currency to-day authorized the
National Bank of Tuscoa, ILL.,. to begin business, with
capital OF 100000
Cen Cowen, Supervisor OF Internal Revenue for one
OF the Ohio Districts, among the visitors at the
White House to-day. He Is spoken OF as possible sue
cessor OF Mr. Leland Commissioner OF Internal
Rove
New-York tribune., 1870-10-19
THE IMPERIAL SECRETS.
TrpoM Orr SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT

MORE OF THE TUILERIEs LETTERs-TIGE BEL
LANCER SCANDAL-A LETTER FROM MANI
MILAN
New-York tribune., 1870-10-19
TIE WAR IN EU ROPE.
LATEST MILITARY OPERATIONS.

LATEST MILITANT vi I''N
A BATTLE EXPECTED AT LA-PEislE-Si''"o'.-'
GEN. BoURBAM IN COMMAND o'
FpENCr FORCES.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-10-28

500 REWARD | viii pay 500
reward to any Dentist in Orange
County, who will make a set Of
teeth, that will adhere as firmly, to
a badly formed mouth, as IA set that
| will make with Straights Flexible
Edge, Of which have the eXclu,
sive right for Orange County.
This Flexible Edge operates as a
vaIvr,entircly surrounding the plate,
AID secures a perfect adhesion, by
entirely preventing any ingress OF
air. Any attempt to remove the
plate in the ordinary manner, even
from the --latest mouth. increaCcS the
adhesion in proportion to the force
cXcrted by draWIngthc flexible edge
closer to the mouth. This is not the
only result. as the food is entirely
/ excluded, and the plate remains per
fcctly clean. The superior comfort
with which q plate having thi, i'm.
moycmeut can be worn is achnowl
egdcd by every patient who wears it
The great advantages secured il
this improvement are summed u
! Is follows:
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-10-28
Chr sslarkets.
Cambridge Cattle Market

For sI,c week. cuIing Oct. 2J.
AMoUNr OF LIVE STOCK Al MARKET
Cattle. Sheep a Lambs. Swine
Last week. 1873 1868 ga
One year ago, l6i7 1876 4iO7
Prices of Market Becf-Extra, $3.50 to
$1,000; first quality, sll2j to 5000; second
quality, 5000 to sll.00 third quality, 5000
to $3.50
Prices of store Cattle-Workng Oxen per
pair, $50 $500, $50, to $275.
Mich cows and calves, $50, $50, SO, to $50.
Yearlirg4, 80 to 81; two years old So to
s36; three years old, S3S to $50.
Prices of sheep and Lambs--In lots, sl.jj,
81 $50, 50. 10 s., zach; extra, $50 to 500
or from 3 to 10 per 10.
Spring Lambs, g to $500
Veal Calves - to +3
Prices OF Hides, TalloG and Skius-Hidcs,
re per ID. Tallow, &c to &c per H.; pclts
50 to : each; Calf Skins. lG TO l7cpcr III.
Prices of Poutry-Extra, Is! to lie; prime
Is to l6c: good AZ to l5c; medium lac t,
a., poor to medium, BE to l3!
n. b. BecI-Extra and first quality in
cludcs nothing but the best, large, fat oxen
Second and third quality includes oxen auc
two and throc years old Steers.
/ Sh,cp-EXtra Includes Cosscts and whcl
hose of inferior quality are thrown ont.
REMARKS.
Cattle,-The supply this week is similar il
| quality, with an addition Of 1919 head Small
cattle abound, from one to three years old
some of which had a fine show or flesh, bu
the majority were slim. Oxen that were de
Gently flttcd sold active from T.! 10 BE peril
common and medium GRADES !con. The maj
kct is only moderate for common grades
sheep and Lambs arc again i'll large suppl,
cNcccdiug aui& ais last week. Sheep were nu
inclined to pay, even for the best hock~, by !.
per -. prices paid week ago. The feeling
less firm, even with the supply of yoals yirt'
ally through.
rooluy-rhc, supply Of 1--we poultry i. III
varaatabIy large. one lot Of 800 head {
turkeys. average lbs were sold at BE peril
Best chickens and turkey. selling at I6i p,
Ill., o~, receipt. for Tie No,h st,ong TIN,
tons.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-10-28

The Bennington Free Press says
the beauties Of intemperance were
wildly portrayed in that place one
day last week, by three druken fe-
males, staggering through the
streets.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-10-28

Wounds from rusty nails, so often
dangerous,or by a pitchtork ,scythe,
or by glass, or a severe bruise, are
quickly relieved and cured by using
Renne's Pain-killing Magic Oil.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-10-28

CAUTION.-In our changeable eli
mate, coughs, colds, and diseases OF
the throat, lungs and chest will al
ways prevail. Cruel consumption
will claim its victims. These dis.
eases. if attended to in time, can be
arrested and cured. The remedy is
DR.. Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cher
~.