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The New York herald., 1870-09-24

Tar NEW JERSEY DEMOCRATIC EDITORS
met In Paterson on Tuesday last to talk over
the prospects Of the campaign Of this fall. It
is said they are troubled about the fifteenth
amendment, under which the negro vote will
be brought to bear on the State election in
November. On the full white vote tho democ-
racy are satisfied If they carry the State by
two or three thousand majority; but the negro
vote, which 1t is feared will go for the repub-
licans solid, will be from five to six thousand.
We suspect therefore, that this conference Of
the Jersey democratic editors had reference to
some hedging for the negro vote, and we look
for general movement before long of the
Jersey democratic papers towards "Uncle
Toms Cabin"
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CHRISTINE NILSSON.

POs:p0nomeut Of Last Nights Concert.
The Swedish Nightingale has met with the usual
fatality of foreign artists IN this country-a sore
throat-wlich prevented her from singing last
night. The announcement OF the postponement of
the concert was made at late hour. aud thousands
went away disappointed. certificate from DR..
Barker, announcing the illness or Mile. Nilsson, was
posted over the city. She appears at the matinee
to-day at one O'Clock positively. Mlle Nilsson Wis.
ited Brady's and Gurney's photograph galleries and
had some large and small portraits taken. Her
diamond butterfly, which was lost on the night OF
her nrst concert was restored to her yesterday.
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the party employed them to 60 there. They
both individually deny 1t. The democracy
proper say that they had nothing TO DO with 1t.
The youthful, unaedged faction, blush that
their virtue should be impugned by the suspi-
clon Of hiring gang Of rufians for this pur-
pose. One fact, however, remains-somebody
paid for the roughs' tickets on the railroad.
Somebody footed the bills for ''the attn and
the dhrinkin'," which, as Pat Malloy sings,
was ssbeaut!ful an Hne." Who Is out for the
expenso?
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TELECRAPuIC NEWS
FIR ON
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
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Italy I'm Complete Possession
of Rome.
Pi0 MONO IN CHARGE or THE NATIVES.
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Warlike Movements of Russia
and Austria.
Death TcavaEes by Vomito
i'm Spain.
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The Cotton Supply Question in
England.
PIO memo IN CHARGE or The NATIVES
Death RavaEes by VO1nito
i'm Spain.
ITALY AND ROME.

Transfer OF the National Capitag--Wherc IL
the P0pes
LONDON, Sept. 23-P. M.
The kilograms which have been received from
Florence during the morning and afternoon to-day
report that the most active preparations are beng
carried on there for the transfer of the national
capital to Rome.
Mazzni Is treated very well, ana with respect by
the Italian executive officers. and Q royal amnesty
for political oences is expected atan early moment.
The Italians have not yet occupied the Leonine
city.
1t was very doubtful II the Pope were in Rome this
morning, but nothing certain was then known with
regard TO his presence or hight.
The italian Occupation C0mplete-Popo Plus
the Ninth Under Italian Guard -Citize en-
Franchise-Ihe Prisoners.
FLORENCE Sept. %, 1870.
Rome Is now completely occupied by the Italian
troops
The Pope has been permitted to retain guard.
composed OF his late troops OF Italian birth. All the
rest or his army has been dismissed.
The popular demonstrations Of approval continue
throughout the king ION.
1t Is thought the pie0iscits will take place on
Sunday.
The prisoners taken by the Italians on the capitu.
alton OF the Papa army numbered about Q, 9,3O0-con-
lssting Of A. 500 Italians and 4.5oO foreigners.
Yesterday the Pope, subsequent to the CONFLICT in
the city Especially reported to the HERALD the same
day. asked General Cadorna for guard IN order
TO insure his personal safety.
The General Immediately sent troops for that
purpose.
General Garibaldi Is still prisoner on the Island
OF Caprera. Italian war vessels ere to-day again
cruising about to prevent his escape TO France.
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S PAIN.

Death Rnvages Of the vOmiuO-The Disease
Imported from Cuba.
MADRID, Sep. %, 1870.
The vomlto Is spreading rapidly in the seacoast
towns.
The most intense excitement exists at Barcelona
and the other cities the Mediterranean coast re-
garding the vomlto
The diseaseis OF q virulent type and Is spreading
rapidly In all directions.
More than one thousand cases have been reported
In Barcelona alone. or these about four hundred
have resulted fatally.
Seventy thousand people have fed from the city
since the outbreak, and business Is consequently
prOstrated.
The disease was brought from Cuba In the steamer
Maria Pla.
Senior Orense is endeavoring to form Spanish
legion for the French service.
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AN AcoEssoRY.-JohnS Scanned is suspected
Of the murderous assault upon Donohue on
evidence so strong that the suspicion against
him is only less than positive knowledge, and
he lies hidden from the authorities. Mr..
Charles Spencer, lawyer of this city, ap-
pears to know of the whereabouts of this filgi-
tive criminal. If he knows of the mans
whereabouts and does not denounce it to the
authorities, but connives at and assists the
escape, he is before the law an accessory to
the crime. Has he been arrested?
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CALIFORNIA.

Opening Of the French Sanitary Fair in Snn
Frnncisco-SeriOus Railroad Accident.
The French Sanitary Fair opened in Mechanics
Pavilion last night. 1t was magnificent affair
The receipts were $4,000.
Frank Brette Harte declined recently the Pro-
fornia.
freight train on the California Pacific Railroad
ives thrown ftUm the track to-day near Napa
Junction. Three persons were injured, one OF them
perhaps fatally. Seven freight cars were smashed.
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FATAL LElp FRoM A ROOF

Captain McDermott, Of the Eighth precinct, late
yesterday afternoon informed Coroner Rollins that
Ernest Bruce Frenchman, thirty five years OF age
had committed suicide by jumping from the roof
OF premises No. 10 Grand street, 70 the pavement
police station. and from thence to the Morgue De-
ceased was o single man. No cause for the act
seems to be known to the police ana the friends OF
decease profess entire ignorance on the subject.
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Medical WOnder-Hyat's Life Balsam.-
rheumatism In it's most painful forms, also Scrofula Erys
peas, Salt Rheum. Pmpes, Botches old Ulcers, Fever
Sores the worst OF diseases OF the
Complaints, Debility, Liver and Kidneys &C. most Ger
talny cured by the great Purifier.
has cured hundred thousand OF these and SINH
lar diseased certain curative for Fistua all
BILE and has cured very many Of the
Of Cancer.
Principal depot 26 Grand street, New 81 per bottle
ak for 3D. Sodby druggists generally Seat everywhere by
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Steamship Winchester, Jones, Panama-Psnama Railroad
Co.
Steamship North America, socum. Rio Janciro &c r
Garrison.
Steamship FL Cid. Nickerson, Wilmington NC-Lorllard
Steamship Co
Ship Tcwkesbury (Br) Fowler Antwerp-E Z Morgan's
Sons
Bark Nereld Br, Aikcn Cork or Falmouth for ordersJ
w Eweli Co.
Hincken.
Brig weltcr Glenderun (Br. Glendennin London-Geo
Bulsy.
Brig Brazilian tB,, Cameron, Glasgoy1B Weinberg
Brig ProntA Tsp Campo, Parreges--Latassl n Co
bgia village Belle lBrl Thomas, 81 JohaA nv
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PENN SYLVANiA.
Robbery Of the First National Bunk Of
Northumberland.

NORTHUMBERLAND. Sept. 90, 1870.
Last night two men secreted in the First National
Dank overpowered the watchman and blew open
the vault but failed TO force the doors OF the safe
inside the vault. They carried OF the contents OF
the private boxes belonging TO deUOsors. consisting
OF iOndS but the bank Will sustain no loss A
reward OF $500 Ia offered Tor the detection OF the
thieves.
The New York herald., 1870-09-24

BIsMARcK IN Decentralization does not
approve of Bismarck as statesman, and
Wendell Phillips scourges him as only an adroit
manager and not great man. Is Wendell
right2 We shall know better when we see the
end and understand distinctly the motives of
the German. If he only proposes the advantage
Of the Prussian monarchy Phillips may be
right, for the German seems going the way to
stumble; but suppose Bismarck proposes the
German republic? That would be another
story. 1t would be strange to see presently
two new republics in Europe, and 1t would
sound odd to hear people talking of President
Bismarck and President Disraeli or Bright
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The Cotton Supply Observation-Disclosures

The Cotton Supply Observation-Disclosures
Observation-Disclosures IOiIegiate Ext snsion.
LONDON, Sept. 23 1870.
During the sessions OF the British Association for
the Advancement OF Science Major Saundries pre-
sented a paper on the "Physlcsl Geography OF
America, Emigration and the Increase Of Cotton
Production" The paper was highly appreciated,
especially tho recommendation to establish branches
OF the Cotton Supply Association In the Southern
States Tie newspapers also strongly approve Of
this scheme.
jacob Bright, member Of Parliament for Manches-
Ter, last evening made speech to his constituents
taking roseate view OF the and its results upon
the progress OF humanity.
The Duke Of DeyonslIre laid the corner stone of
owen College, at Manchester, to-day. Professor
Tynda!l was present and delivered an address.
The New York herald., 1870-09-24

In the Oregon Legislature the refuset poss thu
House resolutions inviting General sherman and bs Al o
the capital alleging that tho nvi 40 obi
cations 10 the military.
The New York herald., 1870-09-24

All the Latest Styles Of HIen's nnd Boys,
Hats OF the best quality at reasonable prices BANTA3,
557 Canal street, corner OF Wooster.
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CristRdOrO's UprivHiIed Hair Dye.-SOlA
ana applied at his and scalp factory No. Ator House,
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A Medical Wondcr-Hyats's Life BaIsa

A.-For stylish and Elegant Hat, at P,pu-
lar prces, to DOUGANS. l02 Nassau street, Of
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A.-IIcrring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES
26l Broadway, corner Murray s.r,y.
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ENGLAND.

The Admiralty Departm t-Changes of Man.
a.cment Looked For.
LONDON Sept. 23-P. NJ
1t Is rumored In the clubs, and political circles
generally, today that there VIII be an immediate
change in the management of the Admiralty Depart.
ment under Premier Gladstone.
The Right Honorable Mr. Childers, the present
First Lord Of the Admiralty Is about to retire on
account OF Ill health and will be succeeded AZ am
just Informed, either by Lord NorthoroOk or Mr..
Stansfleld.
Tie loss Of the frigate Captain and the statements
which are aOat with respect to her preparation for
intensified the strong feeling which hitherto ex-
isted In the minds Of the people against the present
system OF navy management and control.
The New York herald., 1870-09-24

Dcvoe's Kerosene OiI.-Warrnnted SAFE,
pure and superior n all respects ordinary OIL For sale
sealed packages Give and ten gaons expressly for family
use; also in barrels by DEvOE MANUFACTURING con-
PANY, III Fulton street. New York.
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Bow Lcgs Perfectly Cured at the Truss and
Bandage Institute No. 10 Ann lnstru for
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is DAyD's fall style of Geneen's Hats saesroom z9JA
broadway, near Duane street
A.-warnoclS g. Co.'s
Genius. experience and facilities
seek only square Competition.
wor,h .rossa Our Seven es 3D. Dollar a, Dress Hat.
obs. snye o. ". sose % w appreciate ,hs.s
for a reasonable price.
we commend 'ss% SoaeI, iof Texture and Finish.
Gents, Boys and Youths felt cloth reasonable
wkRSocK CO.. 5l9 Broadway
A.-Emporium Of Fashion.
Surprising Paris styles.
iaseSSlis' BEooks' BOOTY sooa1ssnd and ssaes. ssiss
tue largest house In the city. e'5 Broadway.
Back to Town.-Peopie are Hurryina Back
saving kSox sSs A.i.sr IL sro.s
way for the sake Of inspecting the freshest styles and select
Try it once. You will then 60 trying
Bow Legs Perfectly Cured at the Truss and
Bandage Institute, No. 10 Ann street. Instruments for do
Cristadorc's Unrivnlled Hair Dye.1sola
ana applied at his wig and scalp factory No. Asor House.
Congress and Empire Spring Compauy's
EMPIRE pss1 1s Gsr finer
daily. city and Brooklyn. Natural waters only
certain cure for It, Depot ~ Cin street.
OcvOc'S hcfOSen0 Ous-W0rrNute0 SafeV
purc and superior In ali respects TO ordinary OIL For sale
sealed packages Give and ten gaons expressly family
FXN7 Ia Fu:cn s aress. q psvI New YORK.
DR.. Sngc's Cafarrh Remedy.-SJO0 Reward
for an ncurable Sold by druggists, BY mall, 80
cents A. pamphlet Free Address K v. PIERCE, n. D..
Electricity for the Removal 0f Disease Ap-
Piled BY DR.. CHAMBERLIN, No. West Fourteenth street
Getting Married. for Young Men
on Social Evils, the proprety impropriey o. getting
married. with sanitary help for those who feel untitled Tor
matrimonial happiness. Sent tree In sealed envelopes Ad
dress HOWARD ASSOCIATION box r.. Philadelphis
GHyau's InznsnuG Saved MY Life.-y Had
and Europe without beneA had lost OF sme apps-
te and sleep, and willing TO die, whom using Hysfts
InIasnua quickly curod OF casarrh and entirely
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|
Royal Havana Lottcry.-Prizes Putd In
gold Information furnished Tho Highest paid for
Doubloons and all kinds Of Gold and Silver.
TAYLOR CO., Bankers Is Wall street, New York.
The Upright Patent Trunk Company Ware
rooms No. Barclay street.
To Gcntlcmen.-Iatest style piecc Gooda
for order work, sample Garments ready made.
J. MCKINLEY. Merchant rsnor, 66 Broadway.
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A.-Decidedly the INCEST Hat OF the Seesou
DAvDS fall style Of Gen,lemens Hats sissroom z9JA
broadway, near Duane street.
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DR.. Sn gc's Casarrh Remcdy.-SJO0 Reward
for ncurabe Sold by druggists, by mall 80
cents pamphlet free. Address K v. PIERCE, u. D..
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Congress and Empire Spring COmpauy,l
Depot for CONGRESS, EMPIRE and other Mineral Spring
Wsters ~ Chambers street. Broadway Free deliveries
daily, city and Brooklyn Natural waters only.
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Diabetes, Observation-Disclosures Water Ia n
certain for 1t. Depot % Cli6 street.
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Royal Havana Lottcry.-Prizes Paid Ia
gold Information furnished The hlghes rates paid for
Doubloons and all kinds Of Gold and Silver.
TAYLOR CO., Bankers, Is Wall street, New York.
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ELECTRICITY for the Removal Of Disease Az.
Piled BY Dr. CHAMBERLAIN, No. West Fourteenth street.
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To oGcntlcmen.-Latest style riecc Goeda
for order work, sample Garments ready made
j. MCKINLEY. Merchant rshor. bj6 Broadway. .
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Am er.can WaItham Wntcho.


FULLER CO.. a5 John street, New York.
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UHyatt's InZnsnuH saved Wy LNe.-J HH0
Catarr from my 5is year. had been 10 California
and Europe whoat benefit: had lost sense or se apps
ts and Sleep willing TO de- whom. using Hya(s
inrasnu quickly curod OF caarrh and entirely
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OCEAN STEAMERS
Destination.
OHoc.
CLEARED.

Po2T OF 5Ew YORK, SEPTEMBER %, 1870.
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Getting Married.-Essnys for Young Men
on Social Evi. the propriey or mproprisy ot gs,sns
matrimonial happiness Sent IN sealed enveopea Ad
dress HOWARD ASSOCIATION. box r., Philadelphis
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Back to Towu,-PeopIe are Uurryinu RacL

TO town by hundreds thousands This is to
saying that there rush to KNOX, the halter 22
for the sake OF inspecting the rshes, styles select
Ing therefrom place whore all may get easiy suited
Try 1t once. You will then 60 trying.
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The Upright Patent Trunk Company Ware
rooms No. Barclay street.
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A. Emp0rium OI FasItOn.
Surprising Paris styles.
Durability, beauty and utility
BROOKS Boos1and Shoes.
Tue largest house in the city. 67j Broadway.
, 1870-05-03

lition of the franking privilege. It is said
that the Victroy of Egypt is purchasing
arms from the United States Govern
ment.
General Adam Badean's nomination as
ConcuI General to London, has been sent
in TO the Senate.
The new territorial Governor Of Utah,
Mr.. Shaifer had arrived at the scene of
action and had beea well received. In
advance of the passage of the CulIom bill
by the Senate, the Governor and other
officials ec.ared the intention of the gov
eminent to suppress ~poIygamy and com
pei Utah to submit to the laws of the
Republic.
Secretary Boutwell, is strongly in ia
our of the Funding Bill. The Commit
tee is divided.
On 2l,t Instant the Secretary of States
introduced Mr.. Stephen Preston, the Hay
tien Minister, to President Grant. The
Minister presented his credentials as Min
lister Resident of Hayti, and made a speech
on the occasion wherein he described
Prcsid. mt Saget as representing the libe-
raj and honest party of his country and
as being a true Republican in every sense
of the word. lie also alluded to the tif-
tcenth amendment act and the s%atisfac-
ton it atlorded him. General Grant made
q suitable reply.
, 1870-05-03
VENEZUELA.

BY the arrival here Yesterday morning
of The Netherlands steamer "Hontieur"
we have further intelligence from the
seat of war. Our correspondent arrived
at La Guayra on the morning of the 25th
instant, and went up to Caracas by the
Canine de dos Aiuadas. He arrived at
Caracas at about II a. m. and heard the
PIcketS firing occasionally on the top of
the hill called Mount Calvary. At about
/ p ill.,. the engagement became moro
general. The PJckets of the Govern
ment forces were driven in and took re-
fuge behind the Church Of Mount CaIya-
nv. After fighting until about 9 p. m. the
Government troops were disIodged from
that position, and retreated to the valleys
and sides of the hill below the Church
and at 3 p. m. they were driven from the
sides of the hill to behind their breast
works and Entertainments at the ends of
the streets leading out to the hill. At
$3.50 Ill fighting had ceased on the top and
on lh, .orth side of the hill but the
Reyo.utionDS)s had possession of the foot
of the hill, all around both sides, and the
Government troops were firing on them
from behind their barbados at the ends
of the streets, and from some ruins of
houses and unfinished houses. At 4 p.
m. both parties had got into the plain on
the South side of Mount Calvary, and the
firing became very severe. The report
of artillery was occasionally heard from
the valley. General Guzman BIanco was
encamped in the plain on the south side
of Mount Calvary, with (as reported by
the pickets) about 1000 men, preparing
for an attack on the city in full force
General Monagas the President was in
the rear of Gen. Guzman Blanco with
about 1900 troops. Our correspondent
left at 4 p. m. and returned to La Guayra
by the same road that he went up, and
, 1870-05-03

power to the heir OF Jne luFOn6' 1ut IOI-
mula Of the plebiscjtum is b%riefand simple.
The vote will be taken on the 8th of May,
verified on the 10Th, and its result otficl-
ally announced on the 18th.
The bullion on hand at the Bank eff
France this week is 400 900 francs
greater than on last Thursday.
Berlin.-The session of the Customs
Parliament commenced to-day. Herr
DeIbruck opened the proceedings with a
speech, in which he enumerated the
measures which would be proposed for
consideration. Among them are the re-
vision Of the duties on sugar aud coffee,
and commercial treaties with Mexico and
the Hawaiian islands.
Liverpool A large meeting was held
in This city last evening to protest against
the proposed official inspection Of thee
converts.
The missing steamer City of Brussels,
OF The I0man Line, passed Cronkhaven at
s O'Clock this morning under sail,
London Letters from Rome contra
dict the assertion recently made that a
minority would leave the EcumenicaI
Council if the infaIhbiIity proposition is
pressed.
The bullion in vault in the Bank of
England, according to the official report
made to-day, is 8l43 600 sterling less
than last week.
Madrid.-An industrial demonstration
was made at Cadz yesterday, but was
quickly depressed by the local authorities.
One rioter was killed aud several badly
wounded.
The family of Prince Henry Of Bourbon
has refused to accept the indemnity of
$4,000 which was imposed upon the Duke
Of Montpensier by The Council OF war.
22nd April.
Madrid.-The "Orleanists' think that
the Duke of Montpensier's chances for
the throne of Spain have been improved
by his duel with Prince Henri de Bour-
bon.
1t is reported that a duel was recently
fought between General Prim and Adml-
raj Topete, the particulars of which have
been carefully keptfrom the public. Gen
eral Prim has certainly been suffering
lately from a slight wound, and the story
ofthe duel, whichis generally discredited,
probably arose from this circumstance.
Paris.-It is announced to-day as GER
tain that the French army, which never
votes, will participate in the pIeb'sc'te on
the 9Th of May next.
1t is understood that a decree will he
published tomorrow announcing the adop-
lion by the Senate of the SenatuS Consul
tim and convoking the French people at
the polls on the 5th of May to vote on
the pIebiscitum. The imperial letter ex-
planning the constitutional changes pro-
, 1870-05-03
UNITED STATES.

Our best thanks are tenIered to Sur
reun-PurScr Spor of the "Merrlmac" for
files of late New York papers. The
news from the States is not very impor-
tant. The Mcfarland trial continues to
claim a large share OF public attention.
The history Of this affair is briefly this
Mrs. Mcfarland having transferred her
affections from her lawful husband Dal
icI Mcfarland to Albert d. Richardson,
the aggrievrd spouse on the evening of
25th November 1869 walked into the
counting room of the "Tribune' office
and shot Richardson in he abdomen,
mortally wouuding him. He fingered un-
til the 2nd December when he died, but
in the meanwhile, on the 3Oth November,
the Revd. Henry Ward Beecher and {.
B. F%rothingham were called 10 Astor
House, where the dying man was Iying,
and they married him to the woman whose
husband was then in prison, and who IS
now Undergoing his trial for numbering
the man who had been the cause-either
active or passive-of the wreck of his
domestic happiness.
A fearful tragedy occurred in BaIti-
more on 2Ist instant. A Mrs. Caroline
Marsh coolly butchered her four young
children and her aged mother, and then
attempted suicide.
The remains Of the late Arson Burlin-
game were Iying in state in Faneull hall,
Boston.
Secretary Fish had refused to acknow-
ledge Mr.. Caldwell as Peruvian Minister
on the ground of his being a citizen of
the United States.
1t is said that Mr.. Robson is to leave
the Navy department in the Cabinet.
Senator Sumner has introduced a Pen
ny Postage Bill which includes the abo-
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