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"A Henhold Ill s % af ColoniaIloven Of
eide November 1863 for de dansk vest
indiske Der og, Low af lode Februar
1864, optordres herved de Indvaanere j
Frederiksteds Jurisdictions Landdistrict,
som MATTE formenc at have havt i Diet
sidste Aar, fra 1ste Januar til Bite De-
cember 1869 en- reen aarlig Indkomst af
500 yestindiske Dalcr og i5yrigt at vmre
vaIgberettigede i Overeensstemmclse med
forn@vnte ColoniallOvs IS, cller at vile
opnaae en- saadan Valeberettigelse linden
den site Marts 1872, jr. den rn@vnle Lows
5 % sidste Stykke, til linden i%ndevnrende
December Maaneds Udgang skriftligen at
anmelde Saadant for undertegnede For
mand i Valgbestyrelsen.
bet bemerkes, at E~xemplarer at en-
trykt VeiIedning til Anmeldelser ON VaIg-
berettigelse henligge til Eftersyn i Refs
Inset.
Val~gbestyreIsen for Frederiksteds Juris-
dictions Land3istrict, den 1sfe December
1870.
c. CARAUW,
Formand.
, 1870-12-02

DIED on Monday the 28th of November
after an illness Of some few days, at the
Estate Mountain, JAMES GRoGAN, Esqr.,
a native of Ireland, in the 48th year of his
age, and 31st Of his residence on this Island.
He was fortified by the Rites of the
Church; thus terminating an honorable
and successful career as planter on the
Island.
Universally respected, he was affection
ately regarded by intimate and now sorrow
ing friends amongst whom his demise will
leave a void not easily filled up.
He enjoyed the prayers Of the poor to
whom he was a liberal though unosten-
tatious benefactor.
The extraordinary and unusual extent of
the cortege that followed his remains to
their last resting place in the Catholic Ce-
metery West End best testify to the
amount of public sympathy with his be-
reaved family as well as the estimation in
which be was held as a mar and a Christian.
A HE REST IN PEACE.
, 1870-12-02

valgberettigelse laden den Site Marts
1872, ifr. den nevnte Lows 5 90 sidste
Stykke, til linden indev@rende December
Maaneds UdgaDg skriftligen at anmelde
Saadant for undertegnede Formaud i
Valgbestyrelsen.
Det bemarkes, at Exemplarer af en-
trykt Welcoming til Anmeldelser ON Valg-
berettigelse henligge til Eftersyn i Refs
huset.
Valgbestyrelsen for Frederiksteds Byes
Valgkreds, den 1ste December 1870.
G. SARAUW,
Formand.
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OLYAPIc rHEArsE aH Iur .r,r,c i
wssss. {. s sss q &:
r EAsSEnsSs 81 s ss "
entirely new ana SPECIAL pAvroxrME,
III. prorramm. viii embrace following popular lmper
AaiNIbHB sI:sK...... .:sERi0ys FAMILY
ToSIhs M s. sAosTlUT stSr srirSiHE
A. q which somsSss Cd *. are n sss S for
sE %SifisS 81 FhE FiIE WALL. WALL
which viii 30 repeated every Evening sad Saturday and
aro . ar9 sgs7nrs I ysx NOTICE .
HS'' fSyssf Ss%S;e : 4
Aso ssaay l.
sussy n sss. i sss yns
hssdams' an ,ao honsoss, vsrnon' wright Hoos Ao
act the R $;Safs'S$ SSs SSBE SSREh EARN Farm
RECEIVED NIGHTLY H vi @iTa Hg sonss OF or LAUGHTER
II is necessary TO secure seats In atyance.
5rn AyeNuE THEATRE. rWENri. .roURrA STREET
Soc Lessee and MoSsxY jah AgsoSrs H. DAILY
". Iass.' comedy S, SSss ESy sA'ssa
in which Mr. 4i,s: NJ . Lewis H.. p
III WEDNf fSDAY rVEsING, Jan. IL,
Grst production and on n iocEl comedy OF Amcri
can habits customs by Miss OLIVE LOGAN. entitled
fW. n SURF: fE1g
OR, SUMMER SCENES AT LONG BRANCH,
with costly Realistic from sketches taken on
saa
chanical effects. by Mr. William sanders and aa, and with
IMMENSE COMIC CAST,
Including Mr. Georse Clarke NJ W Davidge NJ George
rsrkes Miss Fanny Davenport Mrs. Gilbert. Mrs. Wlxis
Miss Lily vining, Miss Emile kch, &C., Ac.
Box sheet .Op0n for IL M "a rttafatas
SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE.
The novelty follow SURF wiit work OF powerful hui
interest," by Mr.. AUG uSrIN DAILY, based the rcn
Ing Of European dramatic circles and entitled
FROU-FKOU.
DOwFRv THEATRE. Hf tet
ID WM Is. FRELIGH. Proprietor and Manager
For few nights only, Mr.
JAMES MACE, aHsE
THE WORLDS CHAMPION,
who w for the rst time In New York, give an exposition
oil tho Art OF Self Defence, in . grand
SET-TU
with the celebrated Athlete, Mr.. sl@a.a4
POOLEY MACE. NGi
The IRISH OUTLAW EoBERr RAcAIRE.
The new fantomime 10 nearly ready.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

GRAND OPERA Housa.
H,vs , Corner Twenty-thrd street and Eighth avenue
@s~n' o' ..IroptiesoS
ADMISSION ~ tt.NTS
POSITIVELY
49,, LAST SIX NIGHTS
or WILLIAM H. AND ALICE DUSNING
-, LIAGAkn,
Vnetr engagement ut Washington comm Nncn. JAnuary ll
AAoFELfK UPVN KUAkLfY.l fN
iirss ap! cara nee ol the accotnp .shod Voc list
MISS kULiY ,fssfiS,
who WIN make her debut solrcon Operasio
gems. r7llT lFTtfIe 4 ~ '
FIRST night OF new operac dramatic and sensational
drama III one act An with acers Ia
,na.es Invented atd wrttca by m uofacs Lngard ON
titled tt 'NR
ELvIkA; OR, 7 AND TIE OTHER
In which Mr. LlNGAKD viii sustain
FIVE DISTINCT CHARACTELs.
sPlrALFIELD WEAVER,
principal charact ers by WM. HORACE and AIICR DUN
~ ~rl' LINGARD SKETCHES, vF8
including his aud lifelke porlraturc ot
JAMES FISK, Ja.. and JAY GOULD. Esq
PLUTO, fLtTO,
with new features, Introducing . now grand
CkN-CAN and SitOU, FIJI,
and daloy ue b.twccn o,..u..,,
JOHN RULi. AND BROTHER JONATHAN;
OR,
THE BRITISH LION versus THE AMERICAN EAGLE.
FKIDAY-BENEfIf OF DtCKIE LiNHAHD. ~
SATURDAY MATINEE AT .. ers
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ASrUsR,rENrS.


R11 --THEATRE C0MfQUE, A.. 4
Dl.f BROADWAY, Dppos!s 81 Nicholas nose; 4.
hOokRN W. WI Lnn. s""se.y~"
ENORMul lNOkkA5E " sfAko-. ro
EVERYTHING BRILLIANT AND NOVEL ADDED ~
TuE LAMQls TKnurE. -.s. \,
.a-4------ THEIR VARIOUS REPRESENTATIONS $685..
APPLAUDED TO THE ECHO. 49,,
The pieces chosen have been ohaste well aA attractive
and th9 most refined and fasii0us.
ADMIRE AND APPLAUD
this unrivnlled Company every cvenng
Tho local sketch written exprcssy tor tins theatre,
EvEKf DAY LIFE;
or SCENES IN THE METROPOLIS. .tts et
A true picture oi the Iiah,s of New York.
The grand and beautiful FAIRY Ballet, emitted
THE SYLPHi QUEEN;
Or THE FAIRIES or THE CRYSTAL wATER3s
THE dkEAf CfoDoIHE TROUPE,
the best Pa "
ETHIOPIAN CuRPs IN ExfSTENCE.
New Plantation Scenes, Buriesquea, d..
FIFTY ARTISTS WILL APPEAR NIGHTLY.
Doors open at ~. Curtain rlses at ~.
Box ONCE open daily Seats secured SIX days In ADVANCE
TAMMANy. N.Y. A. g.
IN A. A. q. n. \. A. u
ae@ sseNaf7aF MONDAY. JAN. 10, 1870. 4s
aH tNHAN CHANGE OF PkOfkAMME. #s4 t#s8
..M ~ CONftN ED TRIPLE COMPANY.
SIfOO FLY WEEK. f7a4 sIOO FLY WEEK.
RioO FLY WEEK. n SllOD FLY WEEK
sH0O FLY WEEK sHOo Fly WEEK
sssaf as BAD DI1KRY COMPLETE. TTsN
The New York herald., 1870-01-10

GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
SPECIAL NOTIcE-Thc vast preparations which have
occupied united artistic of this heatre FOR the
months tho production OF Jos 2. Fosters Grand
Spectacular and Legendary Romance, entitled the
TWELVE TEMPTATIONS, nFa
not having desirable for tho Per.
feet ibis produ the Maua3c
feel constrained y pospone ~. nrst Tor
fcw days, When win bs grodaced q sn outlay Of over
on scale OF splcnlor uneyampei In
THIS or ANY OTHER COUNTRY.
The New York herald., 1870-10-05

LIMA EDWIH's THEATRE" BABNsby aUDce. y

OF all the works OF Dickens tho most
dinrcult, we oplne, to put on the stage in an
effective form is "Barnaby Rudge.n In II the great
novelist grasps grand subject, the intoxicatlon OF
an entire people over o chimera, the nonsensical
bugbear OF papal plots and conspiracics. The his
tory OF the terribl London riots, caased by man
VINO nowadays would be safely lodged in an asylum
before ne could do any harm, was never told with
such q fearful, lifelike colorIng as that whicn
Dickens has thrown around the grand central cha
rae ters OF his story. These characters are also
peculiarly interesting In their conception and de-
lineation and, with two exceptions, are extremely
diricult to be properly represented on the
stage. These two exceptions are the cha
racters OF Sam Tappertit and the antiquated
coquette Miggs. They the features OF the cast
at Miss Edwln's theatre last night Mr. Stuart Rob.
son played the one and Miss Mary Stuart tue other.
MIR. ROBSON made q decided hit as the bold prem
tce and 1t gave hun full scope for his brilliant tai
ents rs a comedian. Miss stuart looked, acted and
spoke as If she was made for the part OF the spin
ster the rest OF the cast was In general satsiac-
tory, with the exception or The gentlemen VINO ap-
peared as Sir John Haredale. Ridge anu LORD
George Gordon. We strongly advise the manage
ment to discard such heavy, meodramatlc pieces
and return to light comedy and vaudeville Tor which
The theatre seems to be specially constructed. The
acting OF Ar. Robson and MISS Stuart, however,
lights up the sombre character OF this play very
much and Will entertain The patrons VI the mouse
while " u kept on the boards
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TEE STRIKE OF THE "sELT" DRlvERs.

Tho Cars asd Road to be Pitched Into -
~~ River Before tho Company Yields.
The prospects Of . settlement between the drivers
Of the eastern Belt line horse cars and the ocers
or the road seem to DO as remote as ever. Yesters
day morning most Of the strikers made their appear.
ance at tho depot and demanded their respective
cars to run on the old time. They were told, now
ever. that they should not be permitted to w0r6
except the terms ndcatcd Ia the new time table.
Towards evening the committee OF three drivee4
waited on Mr. Terry the Superintendent, VINO replies
slas she officials would pitch the cars and the whole
road INTO the East river rather na7
terms than theirs. The d-.,,,,car FfSsS
the preseRs situation to that Of oeff3 1 hama iss
Ssss,se aud waI be Guided ~ tSs Conduct of ~
drfsers Almost hundred persons. Including sts6l1
men, s.riLs 60, 2re thrown out OF employment.
thriving business In ccsequencc, ana 1t ~ runorcd
In quarters that the apconaries q these roads
hold friendly diplomatic inlscoursc Win the stTis-
-. -. p -.
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MASSACHUS rs.

The Report on the Affairs of Frank skinner
& CO.-PrObabiiity of n Pretty Clean Set
tiement With all Glasses of Creditors.
BOSTON, Oct. A, 1870.
The committee appointed by the creditors OF
Fdessrs. Frank Skinner & Co. have submitted their
feport, BY which 1t appears that oil the savings
panks TO which they were Indebted are fully insured
py collateral security, and will not lose dollar.
Fhere s second class OF creditors who will In all
probability receive their payments in full or large
snare OF their claims, as they hold second
pames, like the drafts of woollen mills, on
II. Skinner Co. and others; these woolen mills
fare liable for the full amount OF the crafts In case
they cannot be cashed by Skinner 4 Co. A third
Glass OF creditors hold no securities to whom the
committee hope to be able to pay, In their own
words, "a respectable dvidend;r but they decline
10 commit themselves as to the amount. The com.
mitree think that proceedings In bankruptcy should
pe avoided; they think tnat all the directOrs will
nave ineir CLAIMS better satisfied out Of bankruptcy
shan In It.
The New York herald., 1870-10-05

diana; Charles X. Long. Kentucky; Judge y. L. Pom
derry, Kansas; Y. u. LaDbattc Louisiana; Colonel
J. Y. Pryor, Misstssppi; IL n. Rutter. Maine; 4. p
Thompson. Marylan D, q. Ferren. Missouri; N. r.
Banks Massachusetts,; Peter Clark, New York; ].
o. Mills North Carolina; Benjamin Eagleston, Ohio;
J. Barret Cohan South Carolina; u. M. Kennedy,
Tennessee; j. w. Throckmort0n, Texas; John H.
Roller, Virginia; and ID. j. Stevens. Wisconsin.
Afternoon Session.
The Southern Commercial Convention reassembled
at halfpast three r. M. N. r. Banks, chairman OF
the Committee on Credentials reported the dele
gat present properly accredited from twenty live
States; also from seventy-nye cities representing
commercial interests In the United States. Tho
whole number OF delegates present was
$50. all properly accredited and entitled
TO seats. The report was adopted Colonel Morton
reported for president John W. Garrett or Maryland,
ana also for large number OF vice presidents His
report was adopted. President Garrett, ON taking
the chair. returned thanks for the honor In a few
words. H. Eggeston, from the Committee on Rules
and Order OF Business, submitted hts report, which
was adopted. resolution TO change the name
from Southern TO National ELECTED considerable
discussion, but was Informally laid over.
Inc Convention then adjourned till tomorrow.
The New York herald., 1870-10-05
EUROREAN MARKETS.

.. Lospos MoSHr MARKEr.-LosDos. Oct. 4AsopN-
Eonsos closed at wa Tor money and 92 the account
american securities qaiet and steady United states 1ys
twenty bonds 1867, vi e, old 90 1857 6a ten orties
b64. stocks steady. Eric Railway ijiiuoa rs
Eais, ilsx Atlantic and Great Western, %.
,fKASxroRr botRsE.- fsANafoGT, Oct. 4-Evening-
M lc0N - e-/s .oA SAo is'u0
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKEr.-LIvRRPooIO Oct "a ri,
~ M-The msrket closed steady. Mddng upiands SD
Vreans SD The sales Of the DAY been s COD
pacs, including 2 0JO for export and speculation
LIVERPOOL BRFADsrUFrB MAaKEr.--LIy Er poor Oct
The mAract II quiet. AN'~'
L L!vERPooL PROVISIONS MARxTT-LrvEnroon Oct
HPork, lUss per bbl for Eastern prime mess Cheese
- od per owl, ,ot me lest grades OF American nnc
LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.-LonDos. Oct A--IJn.ccd
kAkes E0 los 40 Ss thin oblong for feedns
sugar GrIner, both spot aioat Tuow 4as Bd uer
ewt. Calcutta nnseeJ, Cos. Sd. -
{ PETROLEUM MARKET.-ANTwERp. Oct l-Petroeurn
Sossd quiet at 5ai. aL25SL
The New York herald., 1870-10-05

THE VIRGINIA DELUGE-PROJECr OF AID
FOR THE SUFFERERS.

NEW YORK, oct. 4, 1870,
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
SIR-In your editorial comments this morning on
the terrible calamity that has just befaen 80 many
OF tho long suffering. uncon planning. struggling
people OF my -virginia-you make sugpes.
ton to this great and wealthy city that hope win
be acted upon, and that some a,d win be seiidefed
to the thousands Of poor people, white and black
in the regions swept by Che late unprecedented
freshets. am personally familiar with the whole
region drained by the James river and Its trlbuts
have seen In the paDeFs as Wen as private iuforma
ton .xs. WaaGA am satisfied that the suffering en-
tailed pen she psQp|s especially t4e poor VIII be
greater for time thsH any taey endured In the
S gs ssp s msss %sss u @ ns 9s sssn
away from ,a ,nOassn&s Da people "a few
along tns water courses In many Of our faiiSst ana
best counties. Starvation stayes thousands in .,,e
face unless prd1Spt assistance and supplies are fur
help each other fast and as literally as possible
aud probably no appeal Will be heard coming from
the sufferers themselves. Years OF great trial and
endurance have taught them to bear calamity with
out complaint. But know that even small sums OF
money. promptly expended IN the purchase OF pro-
Visions for the poor among the sufferers will greatly
mitigate the immediate effects OF this fearful ca.
lamity. The OBJECT Of this letter Is to suggest
now contributions made here can be immedi.
organizations as the Mercantile Exchanges, Board
of Trade, Gold and Stock Exchange, &c, designate
some one or more Of your leading banking houses
as depository OF funds contributed. ! have no
doubt some OF them would cheerfully consent to
receive and transmit the funds. Let all such
deposits be made to the credit Of Gilbert c. Walker
Governor OF Virginia, whose large and generous
heart and high position would insure the prompt
ana proper application of the charity The Legis-
lature has just met at Richmond. Governor Walker
can organize committees OF members from the de-
vastated counties, who would at once through
their boards OF supervisors In the counties be able
to distribute the funds properly n the purchase and
delivery OF nonr, meal and salt to the destitute
families IN their midst. / have had no time
to correspond with Governor Walker on this
subject, but know the man and know how well
and how energeilcally ana faithfully he win perform
this ONCE OF charity and philanthropy TO o suffering
people, II can be OF any service In bringing into
communication parties who take hold OF this matter
here and Governor Walker Others In Virginia,
during my stay this week, VIII cheerfuy render 1t
In behalf Of the women and children OF my suffering
State, SO suddenly cast down again from that hope
and cneertuIness inspired by good crops and
brighter prospects than they had enjoyed Tor ten
years VIII be found daily at the Office OF the vir-
ginia International Land Loan and Trust Company.
30 Broadway. yer the National Bank OF the Repub-
Lie, from ten till two. ]. d. IMBoDEN.
The New York herald., 1870-10-05
ENGLAND.

@he Loss Of the Captain Investigatiou-The
Case CIosed--Iailway Collision Near
Crewe- Fenians Arrested In Cork-nIgnot
tho Artist Dead. 80 ,, n
LONDON, Oct. l. 1870.
the testimony before the naval court martial 10
ehe Captain case was closed yesterday. Judgment
has been reserved.
/ A collision occurred to-day on the London and
southwestern Railway, near Crewe. Several per-
sons were badly hurt.
xessrs O'S ullivan and O'Reilly, understood to be
from the United States, have been arrested at Cork
ss Fentans. A uniform, revolver and ammunition
were found at their lodging. ~ 49,
Mignot, the artist, who has recently resided at
Brighton. has died Of varioloid. John Ruskln,
she wellknown srt critic. accompanied the remains
TO the home or Mignors family.
The New York herald., 1870-10-05
TRLRCRAPIIC NEWS
FIR o M
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
>~~>N~~>~~>~~A.>e>-~~~~~~~
The Struggle Between Monarchy and
Republlcanism In Spain.
A New Captain General for
Cuba.
Austria Believes in the Pacific In
tentiOns Of Russia.
~~~~~~~>-~~~~~c~~~&~-
Treaty Between japan and China for the Ex-
pulsion Of Foreigners.


a Now Captain General for Cuba-Tho vom.
Ito in TarragOnn and Bilb0a- MONARCHY
Versus tho Republic.
LONDON, Oct. A. 1870.
General Cordova Is oflcally announced to succeed
De Rodas as Captain General OF Cuba.
Tho vomito has appeared at Tarragona and Bill
boa
A correspondent at madrid, writing the 2sth ult,
says:-The struggle between monarchy and repubi-
ncanism here may last for o few months more; but
may be taken for certain that If the Regent attains
the powers he demands and incnes the balance In
5Avor OF any particular canddature for the throne
ne "a lost 1t equally certain that II Prtm assumes
she dictatorship We shall have civil war lasting for
o year ~
The New York herald., 1870-10-05
OHIO.

Tho Cincinnati Schuetzenfes;-The German
Sharpshooters for Premiums.
CINCINNATI, Oct. q, 1870.
The Schuetzenfest proceeded with considerable
Zeal to-day. The shooting was confined to contests
FOR premiums and goplets. The man hitting the
bulbs eye twenty-five times Is entitled to goblet.
The target Is FIVE feet In diameter with twenty-five
rings, one inch apart The bups eye Is four inches
In diameter. The first goblet was won by G. F.
Kalb, Of Philadelphia; the second by Jonn ]. Mort,
OF New Jersey; the third by Philip Klein. Of New
York; The fourth by Phiio Jacoby, OF San Francisco,
and the filth by Dominic Wiget. There was but
httlo shooting at the honorary targets one man
fOntendlng for the honorary purse made sixty-nve
rings In three shots. Tonight grand concert in
Haul
The New York herald., 1870-10-05
AU!s:TRlA.
I~,>~~~~sSs>,--->>>e~-.~~

The Empire Not Uneasy About Russia.Am meri .
80 caus at the Capital.
!. a. VIENNA, Oct. T. 1870.
tho Austrian government again dlsclalms any
anxiety about Russia's designs upon the Danuban
municipalities.
! Generals Barnard, Wright and Michier. American
cncers travelling under warrant OF the War Depart.
ment were presented to Baron Beust by Minis.
Yer Jay On the 3oth OF September and to the Emperor
Francis Joseph on the following day OF o special
audience.
Tho new American Minister to Turkey, Mr..
Acveigh. is making short soJourn in vienna on his
way TO his post ut Constanllnople.
The New York herald., 1870-10-05


SCHOONER CAMBRIA, Oct. 4, 1870.
TO THE EDITOR or TUE HERALD:-
in reading over my letter In your paper OF to-daf
on the above subject acc stated In paragraph 2:-
To insure beyond oil doubt a suitable steamer
Deing engaged entirely left the selection TO M.
Usgood, and as the managers of the Steamboat
company Knew sun ten Knot breeze must create =
Iousn sea ocy Ohu the ghtshp IL certainly appears
70 me inc0ncevabe why the Josephine should have
Dcen 5eiected anu only At the last moment to ind n
would DC dangerous 70 send her out 10 lay the course
a8 intended. ~ Svv~~
When Mr.. 0sgood 40 kindly undertook to order q
steamer did not Intend by the above to Imply for
one moment that he ''seected,' steamer unfit n
my opinion. for the purpose assumed ne simDay
ordered . mark boat leaving the selection to tAA
company. Those who know the owner or the haxse
would feel that my remarks could only have rcfes-
ence to the management OF tho Steamboat Com
pany, and not TO Mr.. Osgood.
concluded the sentence BY saying the mato C
the steamer stated Mr.. Osgood bad said ho would
not 90 out IN such wind and sea. the Magicps
being In racing trim at the Hook Ia, think, sum-
cieny clear and Indicative that my con ncluding r.
mark was correct, viz.:--"Possibly on this p0int
there may have peen some Misunderstanding b.
tween the spirited owner OF tho Magic and tho mats
starting point Mr.. Osgood would have been found
ready TO sail the az intended. and regardless
Of risk 10 himself or his vesseln
rho friendly relations which have existed bcrwoen
me and all yashtmen since my arrival obligo mo TO
say that no slight or reflection was Intended -
DO conveyed TO Mr.. osgood by the paragraph 60
which this letter refers. Yours, truly,
JAMES AsHBURY.
The New York herald., 1870-10-05

Challenge from the BIsctwing - she CauuArinl
NEW YoRx, Dot .. lsJa
Commodore JAHHs AsHSuRy:-
DHAE SIR--f agreeable to you win saii tho H2ocs-
wing against the Cambria according to the rales ol
the New YORK Yacht Club, on tho 10th inst from
Sandy Hook twenty miles 70 the southward, round .
srakeboat anchored four miles from the shore. ana
back 70 the starting place.
In case the weather should be stormy. so that .
slakeboat cannot DO procured, propose TO sail from
the same point In southery direction until Squau
Inlet bears west by compass and return, each vessel
70 nave Judge on board. make this last proposi.
uon " prevent any delay IN starting on account og
weather or absence OF tugboat s.
very respectfully, your obedient servant
GE0KQk A. O6G0UD.
The New York herald., 1870-10-05
MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship Nevada will leave this port on Wed
nesday for Liverpool.
The malls for Europe Will close at tho Post once
at twelve O'Clock NJ.
TIE NEW YORK REHABILITATION for Europe
viii be reaiy at half-past ten O'Clock.
Single copies. in wrappers FOR mailing. six cents.
Those wishing TO send copies to their friends can
leave their orders IN the counting room to-day.
The New York herald., 1870-10-05
TELEGRAPalc NEWS ITEMS.

The deaths from yellow fever In New Orleans Monday
were thirteen.
The election IN Trinity Bay Newfoundland has
We defeat Of the anti federation Tor ColouIa
Secretary
The opening OF the OF Theodore Thuus Il
the Auic Hall In Boston last night atracte large and do
lighted audience
The directors OF tho Bank OF Nova Scot Halifax hsvs
yielded 10 the committees demands and placed MI the
books at their disposal
Later intelligence from Lexington reports General x.
Lee recovering Ho is OF Fl psrt1
culars will ue received TO light from Staant01.
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Died.

LgAHY.-On Tuesday October 4, after long ILL.,
ness JAMEs BEAuY, native OF the county Cork Ire
land aged % years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral, rom his late residence, No. z5I
Mulberry street, on Thursday afternoon, at QUE
O'Clock.
lFor O,lLer DeatLs sec FLftth PG2e.I
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CHINA AND JAPAN.

Foreigners TO be Expelled from Both Coun.
tries.
LONDON Oct. a, 1870
telegram from Shanghae received to-day, says
She North Cafn0 Head mentions treaty which
has just been concluded between China and Japan,
1or the expulsion OF foreigners.
The New York herald., 1870-10-05
BEL0 UNI.

Prince Carnman's Arpointm eut-Action Of tho
Belgian Bishops.
LONDON. Oct. a. 1870.
Prince Coraman has been named Governor Of
Aainault.
The Belgian bishops have united In protest
against the recent events at Rome.