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NEW JERSEY NEWS ITEMS.

During the past week two hundred and thrty.one
cars we'd al the Communpaw stock yards contain
ing j4S cattle S,461 hogs and 1886 sheep. There
were slaughtered during the week 4s9 cattle, SAG
hogs and 9.7GO sheep.
The dispute between the Eric and the Morris and
Essex Railway Companies in regard 10 the use of
the Bergen tunnel has been amicably adjusted
Botn parties have arrived at an understanding which
Will render the future relations OF these companies
harmonious.
A man named q. II. Mertln9 deliberately walked
into the waiting room of the Jersey CITY ferry on
Friday night and swallowed II dose OF strychniue
Before physician arrived he was dead. lie had
been married four times and was very unhappy In
his relations with the last two wives. HIS residence
was given rs No. 3l5 South Fourth street. lie was
about fifty years OF age.
man named Thomas Carroll, residing in Gutten-.
burg, was examining o gun yesterday afternoon,
when II accidentally snapped and The contents
lodged In his foot. He was taken 10 st. Mary's
Hospital, in HobOken.
little boy, FIVE years old son of Jasper Tietjen,
was In the act OF passing from one OF the German
steamships 10 another ar Hob0keD yesterday, when
he fell overheard. He was soon rescued.
Louis Durfer drew a knife on officer Wright ut
HOboken yesterday while the officer was conveying
him 10 the police station FOR drunkenness ana disor-
derly conduct Louis was fined five dollars.
Mr.. william +. Judge, OF Hoboken, one OF the
democratic candidates Ior Sheriff Of Hudson county
Withdrew from The contest yesterday owing to bus-
ness matters. Mr.. Judge is very popular and bears
an excellent reputation. which would be advan-
tageous to the old democracy just now. The contest
now lies between Alderman Harrington, eX-Sherins
McAnaliy and Midmer, aud Thomas Galrney.
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ENGLAND.
The Loss of the War Ship Cnptain-D eiciaI
Report OF tie Disaster.

The Loss of the War Ship Cnptain-Dei ciaI
Report of tie Disaster.
LONDON, Sept. II, 1870.
Admiral Milne. r. NJ, makes the following report
of the circumstances attending the disappearance Of
the irOn-clad war ship Captain:-
/ was on board the Captain on the morning of the
9th. Everything was In order sailing trial began
In the afternoon. The breeze was moderate and the
ships carried royals.
At four IN the afternoon the breeze freshened.
The Captain was making from eleven to thirteen
knots. 1t was observed that tile sea washed over
her lee deck her gunwale sometimes being level
with the water
left the Captain at balf-past five p. NJ, when she
was twenty miles off Flnsterre.
Evoutons were resumed and continued from eight
to ten P. NJ, the SHIPS being at their designated
positions.
westward course was taken. At eleven p NJ
the wind freshened, the barometer fell ana a yale
sprung up. Our sails were reefed. The CAPTAIN was
close asern OF tile flagship, steaming steadily and
gaining Oh us. noticed at quarter past one A. Nj.
that she six points abat our beam, heeling over
very much Her light a few minutes later was still
visible after which q thick rain shut her out. At
dawn ten ships Of the neet were to be seen bat the
Captain was missing. The squadron scattered to
search Tor her, when fragments OF the wreck were
found, bat no SURVIVORS could then be discovered.
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SUICIDE AID SUDDEN DEATHS.

Yesterday afternoon the gardener OF z. NJ. Shaw,
on Broadway, between 11lth and 18th streets,
found in the greenhouse the dead body OF an I'M.
known man, who has been dead apparently eight
or ten days. The body was suspended
from window sill, and was fearfully
decomposed. 1t was sent to the Morgue. Deceased
was In sitting position the rope being about his
neck. He Is q iow-sized man, mas red hair, black
aeit hat white linen coat, dark pants and shoes
nearly worn out.
colored man, John Henry Wilson, aged forty
seven years, waiter, OF No. % GARRISON street, yes
terday fell dead in Shields store, corner OF Grand
and sullivan streets.
Matthew Flynn aged eleven years, of No. 44S West
Fortieth street. last night fell from the roo! Oh new
building in Forteth street and died shortly alter
being 9ouvAyed to hls home.
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Was IT BLUNDER ?--Germany tumbled
down the throne of the French despot in the
name of peace and freedom and with the SYM
pathies of free people everywhere. And now
England discourages the negotiations with the
republic, and England and Prussia are together
in their resolution to make that republic i'm
possible and to restore Napoleon to his
throne Why, then, the war against him was
a blunder King William, it is said, is behind
England in the opposition to peace. Is the
desire TO keep up the slaughter?
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SPAIN.

Parliamentary P0stpOncment-Troops for
Cuba.
MADRID Sept. IL, 1870.
The government and the Permanent Committee OF
Deputies have agreed to postpone the convocaon OF
the Cortes. No date has yet been fixed upon.
Eleven hundred reinforcements leave for Cuba on
Monday In the steamer Canares and thousand
more on Saturday in the steamer Porto Rico.
The steamer Santander has already sailed with
eight hundred. These are the first instruments of
the ten thousand soldiers promised.
Captain General de Rodas has rendered again his
resignation and it is now under consideration
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THE PACIFIC COAST.

The Snn Francisco German Sanitary Fcsti.
val Silver Brick from Nevada.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sent. H. 1870
The receipts at the German Sanitary Festival last
night were $4,000 To-day the pavilion was thronged,
and General Sherman was visitor.
The German Sanitary Committee OF Virginia City,
New, has presented silver brick valued at
$4,000.
Three thousands tons Of wheat were shipped over
the California and Oregon Railroad in August, which
is but small portion OF the wheat yet stored in the
sacramento Valley. The farmers are holding for
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PRUSSIA.

Queen Augusta 10 Minister Baucroft--German
Royalty.
BERLIN Sept. IL, 1870.
Queen Augusta personally congratulated Mr.. Ban.
croft, the American Minister, his attaining the
fftleth year Of his collegiate degree honors.
The Prussian Cross Gazette says Herr Delbruck's
recent missive to the King Of Prussia referred to
the intrlgues Of certain German princes.
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THE INDIANS.

The Cherokee Councils Invitation to the
North Carolina Indians.
MEMPHIS Sept II 1870.
The Cherokee Council passed resolutions on the
10th instant, authorizing the principal chiefs to In
form the Commissioner or Indian Affairs of their
Willingness to receive the North Carolina Cherokees
into the Nation, provided they remove without ex-
pense to the Nation; and also that rights Dene
fits now claimed by them be granted until theY
shall nave removed West ana become identified as
citizens OF the Nation.
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YACHTING.

Fall Pennant Regatta of the Columbia Yacht
Club.
The fail regatta OF the Columbia Yacht Club for
the COmmOdOre's pennant comes Off on the 22d inst
from their club house, foot Of West Fifty seventh
street. North river, starting at ten O'Clock. The
course is the same sailed in their spring regatta
starting from the club house and sailing to and
around stakeboat Off Fort Lee then back and
around stakeboat of the coal docks and back TO
starting point; distance to be sailed over twice.
Yachts are entered in the following classes:-
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TIE SUICIDE OF Ma. RHEsZE.

The inquisltion over the remains OF Mr. Henry NJ
Breeze, who committed suicide by hanging himself
in the trunk mandatory, Nos. 352 and 354 W esq
Forty street, OF which he was foreman as here.
tOiore published la the HERALD, has not yet been
held Dut VIII be disposed OF to-day before Coroner
SchirIner. Just previous to terminating his exist
ence Mr. Breeze wrote letter TO his wife, then In
the country. IN which he stated that when she re-
ceved II he would be no more or something TO that
e'iect. IL ~ understood thar he assigned
Tor the cOmmls Sion OF the act
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Assistant Census Marshal, Eighth Wa
Not Enumerated.

II THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
No census has been taken &C No. 25, Waverleypace.
We are between thirty and forty persons. gentle
man called about the matter some two months ago,
but the proprietor of the establishment not being
able to give all requisite information at once, begged
the gentleman to call again. since which day he has
not seen him. Please remind the enumeratOr
through your columns. and oblge l., W. n.
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IELEGBApAIc NEWS LIENS.

The car shops of Laud & Co.. at Pottstown, Pa, were
burned yesterday morning. Loss $4,000.
Il IL expected that two Fall River (Mass) mills
closed on account the strike, will operations TO-
day.
Senator Thurman opened the democratic campaign in Ohio
Cincinnati, Saturday night, by speeca before the
Young Mems Democratic Club
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TRLBGRAPHIC NEWS
FIR ON
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
Italy Coming to an Issue with
the Pope.
Cabinet Resolution to March
Into Rome.
QUEEN AUGUSTA TO MINISTER BANCROFT.
Admiralty Report of the Loss of
the Iron-Clad Captain.
-~~~~>~~~>~~~~>~~~o~.--
A Few Men Saved from
the Wreck.
A NEW ARMY FROM SPAIN FOR CUBA.
QUEEN AUGUSTA TO MINISTER BANCROFT.
Admiralty Report of the Loss of
the Iron-Clad Captain.
A Few Men Saved from
the Wreck.
A NEW ARMY FROM SPAIN FOR CUBA.
ROME.
TElEGHAMs TO THE NEW YORK HEaALo.

Am Envoy from Itnly--Audience with Cardinal
AntOnelIi-Churchmen Advising Settle
ment.
ROME, Sept 11--Noon.
slgnor Martini arrived in this city on the evening
OF the 9th instant from Florence. He had an inter-
view with Cardinal Antonelli, Secretary of State,
yesterday.
The prevalent idea here with respect to the issue
of the relations between italy and Rome is to the
effect that the Papal army is not likely to make any
serious resistance to the advance OF the Italian
troops to the Holy City by order OF the King.
Many of the cardinals, with some foreign prelaes
OF great emnence who are still In Rome. have
advised the Papal government to come to an imme-
date arrangement with the Kingdom of Italy as to
the future status and civil authority OF the Pope.
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FIRST CLASS.
Feet. Gunner.
Louise cabin sloop..... 81 ;. G. W. Osborne.
Edith X. Gage, sloop... IS :. Vice Com. j. :. Gage.
Elizabeth Rowe. sloop.. "a =. William IL. Rowe.
Jennie T.. sloop........ 80 Com. Z. +. TompkIns.
Carrie Morgan, sloop.. 80 James +. Morgan.
SECOND CLASS.
Earle open slOop...... SO :. George Roahre.
Lille, open sloop. 30 j. A. Weaver.
Coquette, open sloop.. IS Brockaway& Henshcll
JOurneyman, open sloop 2s :. William Il. Winans.
THIRD CLASS.
Rebecca, open siOOp.... "a :. James SkiIeD,
CIV CregIcr open sloop .3 :. Andrew Lyle.
Carrie, open slOOp...... % :. Colonel Porter.
regatta C0nanttttee.-C. +. TOmpklns Commodore:
j. S. Gage. Vice Commodore; w. w. Gage, Secre.
tary; g. w. Osborne. Treasurer: II. Adams, Jr
Measurer: John Harrington, ii. Mooney, William
Greenlaugh, James Skin.
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The pope sill Anxious.

LONDON Sept. ii, 1870.
Advices from Rome-wblch come In confirmation
of the HERALD's special telegram report of yester
day-represent that the Pope is making prepare
lions to meet the transfer of the italian government
to Rome. 1t is reported that his Holiness will re-
tire to Castle Gondolfo as soon as the Italians APP
proach the city.
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NEW YORK CITY.
Local and Police Paragraphs and Minor Items
of Metropolitan News.

The following record will show the changes in the
temperature for the past twentyfour hours ia COM
parson with the corresponding day OF last year, as
indicated by the thermometer at Hudnuts phar.
macy HEB AT N Rutdlnv
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French Diplomacy ON tho Border.
BRUSSELS, Sept II, 1870.
1t Is reported that the French Minister of Foreign
Affairs will leave Paris tomorrow to establish his
department at some southern point probably Mar
seies Tours being COO much exposed
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LONDON, Sept. IL, 1870.
Eighteen OF the crew OF the iron-cad Captain have
reached Cape Corrobedo. They report that another
boat full of people was stove and upset, and all on
board were lost
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Travel to France Impcdcd.

LONDON, Sept H. 1870.
The railway offices have discontinued the sale OF
through passenger tickets to Paris. 1t is rumored
that the Prussians hold the Northern Railway sta
ton at Creil, where several other lines OF railway
meet The French mails are scanty and irregular
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THE CHINESE DELUCE--Julius A. Palmer since
opening his Chinese immigration bureau at Boston,
has been so beset with applications for Chinese
wants for families that he has been obliged to with
draw his advertising card until he can ascertain
whether he can make arrangements for the Chinese
to come here sngiy. His purpose has been to i'm.
port workmcn In colonies. nut lie hopes speedily tn
be able to announce an agency for those desiring
" secure household servaptA.
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TWO servants employed at No. 231 East Thirteenth
street, named Mary Higgins and Julia McDermott,
Ing with Juha severely wounding mary with paii.
| me offender was arrested.
Last evening Thomas Hurton laborer of 303 East
Forty-siXth street, was violently beaten by Denr,s
Lyon, residing in the same house, who, in the fight
| broke one or Hurton's legs. lie sent to Belle
we Hospital, and Lyon was arrested by the Nine.
| teenth ward police.
Yesterday afternoon, while jumping from an
Eighth avenue car, between Finy-slxth and Fifty.
seventh streets, James Ward, residing IN Ninety
street. between Third ana Fourth avenues, fell
under 1t and had one OF his legs badly crushed He
was conveyed home by friends.
There were arrested yesterday between six A. M.
and nine P. NJ. slxy-Our persons for intOxication,
fourteen Tor being drunk and disorderly eighteen
for dsordely conduct and one for violating the Ex
else law. Total ninety seven. The case of viola
ton occurred In the Twentieth ward
Thomas Roberts, of 5l4 Greenwich street, was
held to answer by Justice Ledwith, at the Essex
Market Police Court, yesterday, complaint pre-
ferred by Charles Kemp, OF % Oliver street who
charged the accused with having picked his pocket
OF seven dollars. Officer Lyon, or the Tenth pre
clnct arrested the prisoner. Roberts was neld to
answer.
The abstract OF the report of the Central Park
Meteorological Department for the week ending
September TO- 1870, shows the following Bar.
omeer-Mean, 80. l40; maximum, 80 .416; minimum
29.69O; range, 1925 inches Thermometer-Mean,
667: maximum, 1915; minimum 500 range, 20.5
degrees. No rain fell during the week; distance
travelled by the wind 093 miles,
Michael Mullen. OF 3el East Twentv-nrst street,
while going through the Bowery early on Sunday
morning was attacked by three rowdies VINO
Knocked him down and relieved him OF a gold chain
valued at fifty dollars young man named James
flanagan. residing at ZIG East Twenty first street.
was subsequently arrested ana identified by Mullen
one Of the robbers. He taken before Justice
Ledwth at the Essex Market Police Court, and held
to answer.
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BELGIUM.
The Mails 10 New York.

The Mails 10 New York.
BRUSSELS, Sept. IL, 1870.
The time for sending In bids for the American
mail service by the proposed line OF steamers be-
tween Antwerp ana New York has been extended
TO the 18th inst
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Any gentleman Desiring a Superior SILK Dress
Hat broadway fall STYLE call at HEBBERDs, 4i9 Broad
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The Department of Public Parks announce that. II
the weather be fine, there Will be music by the Cen.
trail Park Band In Mount Morris square this even
ing, from halfpast four to hali-past SIX O'Clock.
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Royal Havana Lotfcry.-Prizes Paid in
gold Information furnished The highest rates y.ld
Douboons and eli kinds OF Gold and Silver.
TAYLOR x CO., Bankers Is Wall street, Nes' York
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A.-IIerrirS's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES.
2ol broadway, corner MurrnE Str ~.
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Average teMperaIure yesterday .......... O7J
Average temperature for corresponding date
last year. ................ ss,;
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The Question in the Italian Cabinet-A Crisis
and Notice to the Pope.

The Question in the Italian Cabinct-A Crisis
and Notice to the Pope.
FLORENCE Sept. 10, 1870.
The Cabinet council which was held few days
since was unable to agree on the Roman question,
and determined to resign. telegram
whereupon the resignation was Immediately
abandoned and the whole Cabinet resolved to
occupy Rome. All the plans OF the opposition were
disconnected by the taking the lead and
announcing its decision to the other Powers.
Baron Ricason has notified the Pope.
The first step taken was to strengthen the army
as French hostility Is anticipated If the republic is
overthrown Three new classes OF troops will be
called out, thus raising the army to 100000
The foregoing intelligence. though published
officially In the Florence Ontone of the Gth has not
been notified officially by telegraph
Rome to be Occupied by the Italian
Forces-NO Intention of Uarming the
POpe-NO Resistance TO be o cred by the
Zouavcs-A Popular Vote to be Taken.
PARIS, Sept. II, 1870.
signor Mordini arrived In Paris last evening" He
brings the assurance that the Italian govern.
ment has determined to forestal all revolu.
tlonary movements in Italy and Rome by an
Official occupation of the Roman territory with
out the slightest intention Of harmlng the Pope, but
opreserve the Catholic word from fresh catas-
trophe. Several members Of the College OF Cardi-
nails have given in their adhesion to the necessity Of
this step.
The Italian army now holds all the roads north and
south leading into the Roman territory. An Italian
squadron is at Civta Vecchia. No conflict is antci-
pated with the zouaves, General Kaurzier the
Papal War Minister, having given his opinion
that the Papal forces do not justify any at
tempt at resistance. The Prusslan Government has
notified the Italian government that 1t has no inten-
ton OF interfering In any way with the question of
Rome. Upon the occupation OF the city popular
vote will be taken throughout the Papal States upon
the annexation OF the Papal territory to Italy.
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Spool Cotton-Orrs 81 siacNauahi's--chci p
est and best imported for hand aud machine SEWN
assortment. ALEXANDER KNOX 542 Pearl Stree.
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THE ADMINISTRATION finds it a somewhat
difficult task to suit either Of the belligerents
in its endeavors to preserve an impartial neu-
Both M. Berthemy and Baron Gerolt have laid
several complaints before the State Depart
ment of the Infringement of the neutrality
laws by citizens of the United States; but
nearly every charge has proven to be I'M
founded. Our citizens have no disposition to
embarrass the administration in the present
delicate condition Of our European affairs
but, on the contrary, heartily sustain it's en-
deavors to preserve American neutrality.
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TWO servants employed at No. 231 East Thirteenth
street, named Mary Higgins and Julia McDermott
yesterday had alteration in the house, terminal
ing with Juha severely wounding mary with a pail
The offender was arrested.
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What Mineral Waters 10 You Use s--l;cuera,
Depot for Natural Waters Gully. " Chsnbers street
kr0adVnys
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American Walthsm Watches
at lowest prices.
FULLER CO., % John street. New YORK.
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fire yesterday occurred on board the lighter
Japan, loaded with rice, at pier No. North river
Loss 500.
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Yesterday morning william Kelly fell from his
vending wagon in the Bowery and received injuries
that made his removal to Bellevue Hospital neces-
garry
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The Census.

Aside from the Indispensable advantages of
correctly taken census to the statisticiau
and the historian, it must have vital political
Importance in countries where the people
govern themselves, electing their representa-
tives in municipal councils, in the Legislature
and on the bench. 1t is, therefore, not sur
prising that the citizens of New York begin to
scrutinize closely the alleged results of the
recent census. They demand an in
vestigation of the causes of the re-
ported and improbable decrease in
the population of metropolis which, for
years past, has been extending its borders and
receiving, in addition to the naturally multi
plying number of births, continual accessions
by immigration from every State in the Union
as well as from all foreign countries. Each
day brings us letters complaining of the
neglect and ignorance Of many of the deputy
marshals who have been charged with taking
the census of this city. In one instance
house occupied by forty boarders was entirely
overlooked by them. In fact, so many SINH
lar instances have been brought to our atten-
ton as to suggest the suspicion that they must
be guilty of something worse than negligence
and stupidity. The very selection of 80
unsuitable time for taking the census as
summer, when the absentces from town cannot
be estimated at less than two hundred thou
sand, might warrant suspicion that the lead
ers OF the radical party have expressly awaited
themselves of an opportunity to apparently
corroborate their favorite assumption that at
our city elections more votes are polled in
some of the wards than there are voters or
even residents. False census returns, it may
be imagined, will help them to diminish the
strength OF their opponents at the approaching
elections. But there is reason to believe that
Tor once they have overshot their mark. The
census returns are simply incredible, and the
public is determined to find out how and why
these returns have been falsifed. II has been
animated that the controlling motive for such
falsifcations is protested desire to secure
the purity of elections, desire strong enough
to make the leaders of the radical party feel
and act as if this desirable end sanctifes the
use of the .vilest means. But it would be
easier to put this charitable construction on the
case if the extravaganza claims Of the radicals
to the monopoly Of public virtue lad not been
fagrantly belied by tie monstrous revenue
frauds and other swindling operations which
have characterized the history of their reign.