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FLASHES from IHE OCEAN GAMES

Garibald has LETT the island Of Caprora.
The Chiuo'e continue the work OF assasslnalinS
foreigners,
N, Thicra has arrived nj Florence, to consult with
the Italian GOvorumeut
It L. tlouglt that King Victor Emanuel will guar.
autsc tro pontihcAl debt
Ratnrns iron the outer districts Of the Pontiacai
Staips norcaie N: majority Tor Victor Emanuel.
Mr, Smith. the Leeds banker, well known In
ENGLAND for ne ,munihcert charities, was killed oI
TUESDAY ~ fall nom lis horse.
The boiler In Messrs Duke q Co 3 establishment
ia Liverpool exploded on TUESDAY, kiln two person.
Hnd badly damaging the nclchhorng buildings.
The Insurance on the steamer Nebraska from New
York 81 pCmhcr 10 had been advanced 10 guinness
before she vas ncatd Of She passed Fasinet on Tues
day nlgh
laden rhp Kate smith has decided hat the oWLer, are
not obliged 10 ray for police supervision IN landing tn
hamWnble freight.
lie JaDaGc- an1,oritts nave made arr,mg e-lenlx
70 prevent q collision iu japanese wlter~ betWees
French and FrussiRn cofYeltes cruising there. IL "a
added that they have deci led TO attack COTeA.
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POLITICtE SguIRS.

r.r VI r Brennan Association OF tlc rruti
"ari rl.-- harner lasl night, with ur.wp. t. i4d
tplyal.'gs' oIAturT.
Tho beuocrlts OF Dutcuc>s county So -tcrday
how.l wed Nl.lan i, iOyr fnr ~hctf Robert / Ger
iut.u4 tlT IItJ ,lrt,, Ihu NN..pu iuI l.iItL At
toIu"r. suI ~ url MDL ~ for coroner.
Tho Massachusetts Re ubNc1n Con, yea
trrlAN pa s,'I Te,ullt lu d"cAI. 'lt tto r. uhI.
.tr pap it,"rs thl s1rric-s.ou y! a. auehors tead
ln- 60 t dr-t GciUu VI good ord aIi the happiness
60. the people.
In,t evening me oi'crr, Of ,tr several coloroi
ErEuhicau orsHnllnthn' met AT the Freedmen
fuS'ng- Bank. H. RI"uC -.r"t, tI l~rp.rt Tor
Grand Wo'dtorl rntineui"n n'eihf, t. no ned ncI
week m the large nall Uf Cooper ln-,ttu,r.
Tho vermont LeEisa'urr orgitized yesterday
Tao llO0 G. II II ath was elected lrcsdc nj Of "a" Sea
TtC. Hcuty Cars. N"04 cay. and me Rev. MI fsk
chaplain IN the IIouse. Col. &, II joyce of Enilauc
WA- el"olei -pea. ser. D. NJ tallp O' Newport, CleIk
and N" Rev. Mr. Morgan oi horihheld. Chaplain,
The W'l'lsm Sharkcy Association, OF the Rixhth
Naid, hcld rousng meeting last niRht ai - Wes,
iau'tonsre and by revolutions pledged tbeInselyr,
20 snpnqrl the A DimoorAlc state nominauoI{ and N,
fWy IauNIh.g bhh nominations ~ eerhfs Ucr,
mad, n, Wa. j, Sharkey Z. A. l.. GOidei. John Glen
b' u, Md Utl.r'h. Alter FOue 0hc Singing frou tht
N-.urf 'Alte O..b. the p..Gtihg sGin TsCd.
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THE MURDER OLA HUSBAND
Thrown OUT or THE WINDOW orr
KING STBEET TENEMESE
Peter Csssidy's Dinner-Poiicemsu Hicksy's
summons TO an Upper story-An Righth
Ward viraRo's Story-AImost Total Dee
L.. l. II..Aa..a

Peter Csssidy's Dinner-Policemsu Hickoy's
summons 10 an Upper story-An fi0hth
"a s"or, h."o. Totei Dc-
p'",p "o' nu-"""a % Dcao' M
"Oo"' OO.A w ,1o.' %
W. wen 70 'ie no",' VI ,ne Wv "oo, VI VI.
1v' =" n"s e.'..' WV" Wv .'V,''Ou ', "
s','ns "is ''"u'i Ou' ." WE a''''"S ,"o'o ~
''u"u "'e "'use W "'-o' "o' UNUSUAL oO'"''
M' WV "he ""oiIS ou' VI uu'"o'' iuo''
aS "o'N'oR " 'he house ior us uiuner' aho 'oV
''' t'-"Vo y ""y'"'hB o''uS so' W "s ",.e' hhn
'",'.'',V Nv ''SoNeu 70 Rot n'mse'i' ne guar
o'ou w. "'' on '"o SUBJECT snu MS oro'ne' h'd
,'i"', i''.' '"o" s''''eu uo"" ''''' " '"'
ou'"'' 3 Nho,' '' puIsh".et Soh' meat "nieh ns
.-,.' ss's' W ''ON "'"''i' ""'n he i''urI'u " ns
-''' '"'' ~. -
Ia, go y, w, aoso".e' IN.
''Su Eo"e uo"h stift anu sought OUT Omoer hickey,
VI uho otech"len Nf'ct polse' TO whom sho had
.', wv "u.o-nu' i'"I' hnu ocen ehameiun,
ABUSING her, and had attempted TO starve her. The
oficer Aseended the stair. and en,cred t,e .n.r,
,,s,,s v,.r. ,,.,o.d =, d.,.o,t.a ..,I..... =, -.
-. - 80. ,','-,, y, ,'iu.o. y, ~
'empt TO starve his wife. he found Peter, who had
- this time returned. very busily cooking M ,bs
.n"s ',', W., Uu'., .oo..nt =. W,
N"er masking 10" inquiries 'he omcer
.--rded 70 the wife and told her 10 raise more
false aIarms "a ne did not car, about aseenai,o ana
a.s...1,.- ,.-.. 49,. =, - -, -ps,s 80
womsn's whim. He then len the room but TO his
suypr,.e m r,..htns ,h. .orr,r,.s IA. ,,.a a..
n,.n H. ~, 49,. 80 " ,O", ouau '-
man whom he had seen up stairs lying helpless on
the pavement, groanins, and with his len arm ana
both legs broken In several places. n. had bo.n
yuRovy ynor IN, ,upn.s,opy v,x,ov
The poor man x.s q, too r,.s, ..o,x 10
~ "" W." 'Aon' .oey .ur
'nls 70 he omeer' VINO ~ once went TO the Green
wich street police station and procured stretcher,
nm, v.bteh p...IJ. ,..s oo.o. - ,h., H.. ~.
-, - VS. oV,"' "'"'. p".0' n'o'
CASSIDY had been temporarily cared Tor BY sur
gsop, Capt, Mcdonnell elcited the fact TINT the yo.
man Ann b,s th,owr her hn,b,rd On, q, ,.-
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JOiIINGs 1BOUr rouN.

Fi<uugh Ludlow, tue author, is dead II died III
GtHcNu Swlz LAM, agei g.
Ilc bark I-alri fr.m MDn'cyIdco. and the brig o
blancts-i from la5 JHneifo, arrived iast D.. rht
Wllsm lluydon, aged Z. t, from the secnrt.stu
rr' escape ol al B100mc street last evening, Fnd Nas
fatally nlulOd,
ov"n Kcuny. agol 10. of % Washington street
an. Hrdney Do,lr crg1rcd IN % f9nj tat cvrllLg IN
front Of kCHnV's TtsidtLtt, gnt DoNlc stabbed l. an
tagOnG 10 thr lrfl Side.
The sue wall ~ stable, 40 Fast Seventeenth
httt, fell Yesterday On lHr,k MudO lHboret. ol
tlg Enht I've ,uurl t'rDv AMI oa Com ad lAu-t. OF
az fa-t Seventeen strvot. Ihr futmcr, whJ T. 81
Sta.- OfaEc, l. iuiaii} Injured
Tie civ SdprIut,nlunt of Sci tools reports that
10 iho iSeutu cor ofHtr rChoO't rt'schel 20 tnr
ytrt a. iums Rnl rorrcc iuntl Institutions ut ScW
bcrr tro', sr' Ghi' luns sud ~ t,uyhc oLis
trcn OF thc after bt,us licensed.
Tne new Ep'scoual church on Flnh ave ne ana
FtY m gi rect, o. NhicI the Lpv " 4. M.fCan q.
rector. s 90 lr Formally r,uri fnr dyfu, q TINS
~ rulr. Il, .;f. r'y. il..'tu Potter All or .latc.
N.tn Btlo, lIturlehn and Others.
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tIrIH A,ENtE MiRRIAor.
4 Brilliant Evcat in tho ,'burch OF / g ~.
ccnSion FIrsI Antnmn Gathering of
the Queens Of Fashion RN-COiIcctor
Smsthe'a DnAghter'- v rddinE.

TIE most brilliant Ecddi uf the season thus
far ws- solcuL!l.i lat e,.ulHg 10 the Church OF
tie A-cen7on, tinh 1yc.ur. wrrre ,srong {.
foshionnhlfN gltloryd 90 witness rs intcrostns
event. Early were the pews fllcI with auLdred,
OF Futsts, ani long b'ior thc appointed hour IL
o'clock standing rom in tto eccr,I edi1ce WA nj
premium PunctuIl aiuast 70 tho minute tlt bri
tsl Iarty arrived. Efrv cya WIS turned toward the
doors, and the orstu huf4t ont N swelling ~ NJ
Nende'sscli'4 Grand wclI.i, Mar,N A. Hr. G.u
Mo'cOit and Mis- flnHie sutVthe fOIlowe b. Mr.
Aired DcysreiuK - Phiaasphln and Miss AcCal.
thy, Mr. RlDail irvlN ara Miss Town, nd, Mr.
Willie De " uit rnd Miss l.ilhard, Mr.. James oa.
~ and Nisa Nellie SnyWr, A. groUnlsnen rEd
bridesmaids, erHtri my ri,nee md pro'oeicd
do"u me broad a-ic 70 the altar, where thcl were
received bY ito licy. Nr. A-pnwul and The Row
Jonn Gotten Smith. The prih'IpAi portion of n,
service wa performed boy TIC former.
Tho vows were SPOKEN; each unto thc other
pledged thrir .arrel tirth; tie golden band enrir
{ ci the fngrr Ui ,hr blooming bride; the bcbeuI,
uon was pronounced, To nhich al present lorvrErb
responded Amen :" aud ihe ceremony was over
NcIrY halt A. many poone Wer. gathered or tnc
outside Of the chutul lnaDi' % gain 1liniitsuue
Alter The wedding, ersAi 'uihdrss reception
Wa held ~ y re.id nee ~ n brides 'athcr,
Henry SmSi e, ESQ, cI-, Hector ui the Port at
81 El't Fuurir.nt street. IL WAS attended by ge
number ut il.uouAnits.
Prominent among the quests were Mrssrs Wm
Aspinwat, Samuel Barlow, fretericS Wolcolt. o
q. lluw'ars. Trace ~h -i}, ko.erl stewart J.
" Ggar1 pan,e ,yJ. JsGPne, + 4 L"%, rar4l
otrors. IAr hAns. were -upcrD.
1Au air IN the yIlor va. adcn with the per
tumo OF thousand flowers Ntich we're ,cli,creI
~ every direction Ipdrr a great uural bolI ~,
pended on one sldc o tuc plrlor, werc the newly
married couple, who gracefully received tbe
congratulations ~ taC %, sin; thronE oi frietdr
All n,r.i Of coursc ccstod in the cnAriuins
rido, tho bus on who" chr"st Wed with the roses
of tus Witl uycrdrtsa a. sane material trimmed
with sltr amt .Grland'h Sth hiics ut the Valry
and narCissusr-. Her tOra,so whs GtcJiisiS, VIII
short sleeves trimmed with yslenounuas lace 4
insignificant whilc lace Wii, secured by wreath of
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srAEKs sRou TnE rELrGRarn.


Ten Lee continues 10 improve.
Zine persons died OF yellOH fever In New O'lelna
on lt"sdnl
L. Gov. Samuel Cony died at his residence Ia
At.nslt Ne. Ic.lcriay.
one oi the snow sheds of the Central Pncin,
kItIuN', rear tlsro, was burned ycstercay morning
J. Wac ahs.t "a milo lcls.
Tr" Toledo, wabash, and Western Railroad yes.
tcrial tyctt1 tor the ensuing year; AEatlah BOOdy,
ltJuC " Knox. 4. NJ, white. VIM KIDD A Il 1ioYles
h3'ac. !. Lh!k, ): T. qh!t Hdun. Jauics Ii. BANKER,
Augustus 7Chr all Of New York, Di. ectors.
A. the Circ,unnti ScltuIgcr fest Yesterday, Aug.
fcLn'r mud Fred. Runull ~ New York George %.
ham OF HohNten, ant G. 7. auckland and 4 Sstn Of
Ncp hlt thr Iulls twenty-five tiae- aud TOO
pfr'.ults ~ gnhlcls or silver watches. lhIl hiein
Agu L n JTi. ~ New York wrr, among those who tu1a
pIelnIl ms flr hitting hILA hul.s Nles.
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LNGLIyH WAR DISPATCHES.
Serious Engagement near Pontainebleau u
RumOrs respecting the Death OF NJ oItke
English md nssinn InterxenIion.


LONDON. Oct. 5.-Tbe foreign legion has left
-FOUR. It's destination 10 unknown. A serious en-.
saRemcnt occurred In the forest OF Fontaineble eau
near Cha.lly, yesterday. The TNegrdph this morn.
~ has number Of dispatches relating TO the ru.
uOrvd death Of Gen. Won Moltke. The lead conn
which parsed through Cdalons and Toul contained
Ihe rrmrins OF tie great Prnssisn General. The
French army no~ In Algeria numbering 1900 men
teunud 70 be recalled to resist tho Frus-isns N
Lamon, the editor Of the Paris P1ys, has boen ar.
ested. The charges against hun have not yet been
made public.
Tie citizens OF Berlin have pettioned the King not
10 expose himself to personal danger at the siege OF
Paris. His Majesty has replied that he Sil no. 70.
'urn TO Berlin
UNTIL TIE WAR Is rHRNiN NtrRD.
Couuers from the English and Russian Govern.
LcnIs are daily passing between their respective
capitals and tile Prussian headquarters. 1t Is b,
lcyei that both these Governments are paving q 6
Sp 10 an armistice.
The Manchester E5GDiHsr has an aerial mes sage
h'm iaris, stating that at meeting OF the Council
oi ha.-,'r-, On the 29h Of September. jules FaVre
"a " ArsgO pro es,ed against continuance OF tie
Hnf Wllont consultation with the people. Nm.
+" .- 1rocbu, and Rocheiort dissented from this
-" i.- defence Of Btehe has been thus lar sue
'e' Tho rrn-, ,ians have planted
lhg cASSoS cArrURED AT srRAsBOURo
~ Ark The latest reports from EpeTnOn are
81 .Ic National Guard aud Mobiles are doing good
se'.., ag bush Aghing.
~ -lory that Tho American General Burnside hss
been cukased IN an attempt TO mediate between
ff'ir .nd Prussia IL discussed Ia tho press and
IyHr'''. di-creditsd.
aEoT LorIss PRIVATE coaREsPoNDtScE.
D"r4 Lea from Turin 10 Monday last say that
N' AGES publish liberal extracts Of tho private
sof,-l D.,-ente Of Napoleon. One OF the doou.
G'h'h n 10 bandsrting o. the Emperor
h""'s Reseney In case OF his death,
,f''.'l' he Prince Imperial during his minority 70
"1. I'ossard, decree dated Reims Aug. e.
,'"r' ne the Emperor appoints Mac Aohon Con-
"'"''' nChieI Of tho army oil ClalOns aad Paris.
bNeF hom the KmDaroI u MO
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W0RKIN0mEN SECURING PLEDGES
MADE TO BE BROKEN.

The Brookiyn Politicians Promising TINT
the Work on the state Capitol shall be
Given to Now Yorkerr-Everytbins to be
Lovely if the workinemen will only Vote
the Hoffman Ticket.
The workingmen Of the State who have not
been employed on the new Capitol At Albany com.
plain Of the preference shown TO men from the New
England states, ard nave appointed committee to
visit the leading Democratic politicians and solicit
their assistance The worklngmeu say that the con.
tracts for the work on the new Capitol have been
Illegally awarded, and further. that No contracts
should lie made. rs the work can be Gono cheaper
and better 10y days labor. THIS committee ycster.
day visited Brooklyn and talked with tho politicians
aud oiccholderi about the Hail. aud tie po iticians
OF course. promised 10 render them all the assist.
snce within their pow,r. This vas but bid FOR
the workngmeh's vote in Brooklyn, and NE w. H.
usmsn over the river must not be- decoiv q by H.,
The committeeman arc Join Kcnn. Of Rochester,
Wlilism Looney of Pcuslkeepsc, Douu,s Ryan and
Johh Muller OF BrooS,n, Michael Gaye'., n ". T.
Blair, aud Wm. Young of New YorS.
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IoSpoS, Oct 5.-Russia has, 1t is stated, In
preparation plan to &C 'elerne the cmbodim ment Of
the retired soldiers and Of those on leave. A Cos
sack force has been sent westward from the Don.
Active prcraraiions are being made for operations
IN Western Caucasus. The Government OIL Odessa
denies that there Is any concentration OF troops near
the Turkish frontier
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Prospect Park Course Entr,e..

Last evening the open purses Of this course u
be ,ror,ed next week closed at the rooms OF tue A.
socltion, iig Montague street Brooklyn. These
with those we have heretofore printed, constitute al
the entries for the four days troting OF the meeting
In the class for horses that never beat 2SS the en-
tries are; l.. S. samms's Flora Day, J. W. Cob
tons m. Gracis Bariram, J. Murphy's David Bon
ner, o. N Cutters Revenue. b. Pnfcr's Susan, n
Hove LadJ Emily, aud H. Thorne's Enigma
In double toam race the entries we're Owner'I
wv. II. Bur.ts) Honest Alien and running mats.
Owners ID. Mace'v) kirkwood and running mate.
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Mahon, and sproclsmation prepared to be
issued-by the latter, show that the plan
was to fall back to the walls OF Paris leaving Baasino
at Metz The proclamation says that the fortinea.
lions OF Paris will stop the food Of the enemy and
give time to organize the force, Of the country.
This plan was afterward abandoned, and an attempt
made to relieve Basaine.
WHAT rsRsIoSr IHoudm.
letter from Perseny to the Emperor. bearing no
date, and postmarked Strasbourg. reached Paris,
Dc. :, isGs, says:
As You are about 10 communicate several broad
truths to the iustrou. peisonages surroun ding
yon, you can add tho following:
Whue we are pompously and tediouslv delihcr1t.
ingH 10 what should he done 10 obsin an srmy,
Prussia proposes simply and with activity to invade
our territory,
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IRO1IING IN FLEETWOOD rank.
4 Sweepstakes Trotted-The Winner Lilly
The owner Of Blacksmith Expelled the
Course for Disobry ing the judges aud
Del, ing ibem-A UOwdy scene.

Conrse for Disobeyiug the judges aud
Dei,inK ihem-A Howdy scene.
Yesterday at length proved to be the one when
: good day and good track, in the words OF the ad
vertisemeht turned up for the trottiny OF n sweep.
stakes and match, appointed originally lor Friday
last, postponed TO Saturday again to Monday, anu
reached yesterday. The weather proved very good,
and the track was IN good order. far ss the mud
vas concerned Tor the water had dried up; bat the
ground was dead and wanted elasticity The affair
was q sweepstakes OF three horses, aud the match
fell through on acompromse.
THR swEEPsrAkEs.
This was between three horses OF westri ester
eounIy-Blscksmith, Captain Boyd, aud Lilly about
~hich there was much feeling They had trotted nj
the Fair OF tn. county. at White Plains. some weeks
ago. and Rseksmth Lad won. Out Of that this race
sprsng II WAS mile heats three in iye In harness
BE ore the st,rt Blacksmith Iavorite, at about
even ,gsinst the other two; > to against each Of
the others. LILY Won IN iour heats.
SUMMARY.
FLEETWOOD PARK, Get. S,-pnr'e aud stake OF sljO
>. MURPHY e - N, LAZY; oJ New Jersey. ! ! !
aSSfahE + e :. B'sf iTSSiiaa.,....
Iime-2;A 4;L' 9;i3 saJ' .;S
THR RACE.
FusI HEAT Blacksmith led all through the heat
src1'i' and Lllll third. Tine. 81
lei OF and led al through hut every .lde son
ana nearly ali tbe home stretch and both lie and Hu
ended the heat nv galopng dozen rod, before get nI
10 lue score and over II. LILY tGrd. Time. }i5
.mi n ODD. tu t Hit 'ch @ n snoSS % Bo%ya ID led IL
but soou Lilly went TO the font ana won the heat
band ~. Back NTH was home second, but was put
blcN 10 tllrd place llrrnnnlng Ilme, 2b
through, put Wis ssipplng aud Galolinl an arouua
lhr heat va taken from nm AMI gwen = LILY, who
Wb' ont second. Tiuia Ai3 but 10 record wae - ode
VI II. The taxing the heat from BLACKSMITH caused
gleat coWmot on Win tul Baftram and his friends
INckerr "a. denounced
,ds,s ior the dc,s son, ind charged one OF thor
hnhhtt WIN betrg on Lly. But this charge
NH irn.ei hN the pool seller and shown to he
uutrte tI; Enrtnm told tGe judges that be wonlI
nItHhrt h' hor.r. pr TN and us haFu words tn
hGges be nas utl Of aud einelle tn course but ne
btts on MS horst we're declared void II he cGnu.
sOn Wa Tor the rus start h bOisc then tn bets
should sta At clear "
IiFIH HkNf,- here wAs no intrreu now In the A..
iar LILY Won hc last aud deciding neat with oil
ILhe, 2G
The scene vita the Juigcs was exciting and Il ~
bore the Ellction Of hard words " "a all due ps.
tlencs. Tue Hhole affair was rich
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WdsHINGrON NOrEs.

ho pls 81 for TIE cher denominations Of bomb
und, the new funding Sw arU to be ieAdy In a feu
days. " ""
Senator " illiams OF Oreyon Is not to be appointed
solicitor General The Presidents preference 10 fog
Col brstOw ot Kentucky.
The President yesterday said he approved OF Min
istcT Washbutns orrcia conduct as reported TO the
ssed the opinion that the prus-
SLAMS would capture Pnrls.
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senator wilson's Opinion Of Woodford's
Nomination.

WAsHISdroS, Oct. 5.-New York politics IS
giving the Republican Congressional Committee q
deal OF trouble, When Senator Wilson was here a
few days ago, he unhesatngly pronounced Gen.
Woodfords pomnation the weakest that conId nave
been made. Tho whole Committee participate in
this feeling and fail to ina anJ consolation in their
plYice. from Now YORK.
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NEW JERSET.

James Aurl"sate va, yesterday nominated for
S"nstor ~ the hiltlc'eN county Democrats, and co
FAR lHg Sue. n,
The Hon John Hill the Rpublican candidate for
Congress IN the folrth New JereY District, hA. writ
tsD eiler declaring HE oppos 10 the Importation
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Politician. on the Rampage.

Ga Tuesday evening gang Of rougls entered
one " the horse cars Ol the COney Island line, and
when called upon Tor their fare not only refused TO
pay. but assaulted the conductor and passengers,
among whom were several ladies, The ruifian,
were finally elected aud retaliatod by ptOning the
car. Some OF the passengers who had guns ilod =
gollsY up0a hvu ass.lAnts. which dispsrsed them.
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H,1rroGp, Oct 5.-lu Sc towns the Repubh.
cans have sAcdred the control OF the Boards OF leg.
-trtcr OF Electors, and tie Democrats in 10 TOW ne.
Sixteen iJwpo Hre equally DIVIDED aud icrr towns
unkoaId fTum.
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Nomin,,Ionoin.uoo, Count,.

The Suffolk Couaty Democratic Convention
met IA Riycrncad la-t evening and nOmina,cl FOR
sac5ih, E.vard Il. Hawkins, Of RiTcrhoad, County
Clcr@, stephen G. Ro7arsi o. Huntingdon hcfuh'r
rcclAmaiinn SGre.iltcndrni Of the P1ot, n. I.
O.horn, Ere okh'vcy; Justice o. Se@-iprs, Join =.
nuullLu.. Ni.L.. ilH
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Sr LoIIs, Oct. 8, Reports reached East St
Lou's iast night that the ooa nine oi s'nie' .on 3
Co, at uHscygiln, lliHoi' eight m'l from N, re-
cGvei in Yesterday aHd buried tlrtl-dye ueu. N
particulars nave set been received.
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Trance Resembiing Death.

CLiDAGo Oct. 6.-Mrs. lIircok Of 100 Twenty.
fret sreo, Va, supposed 10y her fr nds 10 be dead
ht O'Clock this morning, and preparations were
made Tor her interment. The cause OF her death
being a bystsrl, 6h examination OF tie 81 ypOA4'd
corpsu wac made bY d. Miller, who al covered 70 Il
the woman WAS nO1 dad, bot en- ) In trance, Up
to late G)ur this slsrGoon, ,Gs rVina.utd rncOu.
sei1HA
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Yesterday, e,sy yor Henry A. Williams Of
Paterson was nc. Itod foT senator Of Pas.aic and
Isaae Van Wagner was nominated for Surrogate
The contest between the friend. of A. g. Woodruff
and oen. HcIsey resulted in row. Gen. HoIsey
charged MIR. woodruf, who was not present, with
perndy TO the party in refusing TO pay an ssscss
ment OF $500 to defeat Hopper the present Scnsior
three years ago. Messrs. Peacock and c1.Assembly-
man Joseph X. Baldwin then de'eoded woodruff
and attacked BoIsey, and denied the suppositiou
cried to put gou Hoxoy out. while confusion regned
ard the crowd about the windows bearing tlie quar-
rel the riot extended outside, aud vtry loud demon
stratious ngaint. Gen Hoxsey were made. The
General, Hftet q fight Of nearly IN hour carried his
point and nominated Williams. Tue nominee u the
pfc sent county prosecutor and will be yigurur sly
supported By hts friends. Robert ". Torbct, Of
PreakDesp. Yves nominated for Assembly from the
Third District, the Convention being held lmme.
oiaelY AFTER the above referred TO, oil the
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nns.achu.sus Republican Nominations.

WoRcrsrER. Oct. AT the Republican State
Convention, the Hon. A. H. Bullock presided. he
nominations are rs follows: For Governor. vii.
ham CiNdin Lieutenant Governor, Joseph Tucker;
Secretary, Diver Warner; Attorney General.
charles Allen Aud tor. Charles Enjioo,t; and
Treasurer. Charles Adams Jr. The IL the Old
ticket with the cAeeplion OF the treasurer, tho old
Treasurer goln. out under Law. \ resolution In
fivor oi woman suffrage falled, the vote be ng;
Yeas iYI: nrSs lpB
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, l,fss fH"Ns
oysls,us,. i - ~ Il dale, 80 r,......... 10
Lidi' Na'ou., ~ n..... 20
1hrs Vs.. The on pool sold The dag jC good there
VII BE- b.l.laGi racing on the Park.
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tAv ruE uuRpEpvR ~ s,vyp,

Mr. Fyir. Cne Of the counsel for tie Icr,nrc In
furiuci your re'U -T Al tire last moment that II IL
y't uriccdcd whstrer he in ms associate VIII b.
dismissed Or rot. u ', the general inprcssiDn that
wilson wal prejudice his interests greatly II he pCr.
sitiS IN acting a. his own counse'. Good lawyers
OcL1le thAt Us nlcA can be tNed I he des!rt, H.
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LExINGToS, oct 5,-All the Bridges on she North
river have been washed away. EV,ry OuDciHg,
EIGHT IN number, on Jordans lrluud, Drtr here,
along with the greater portion Of the Island us.lI,
were carried on, and the store cuustway between
,dhson's mil nnd the islanl was utterly destroyed,
not Ncstisc oft being lett
The North River Cinil. from Lexington to b..
con, Fll,, distance OF ?! W.e- has been 10 u
tcry ruined thai 1t j. feared T. caa ieYcr be recon
etructsd.
At Cast'cmnu Worry, Jch rson unity, the de-
struetOL Is complete, All tlo houses, siIlcOD IN
humber, were driven from q eir mOOrng1 by the
sursing WAVo, and the main builu.ns OF a hotel
aud = s,Orehouse alone are len To mark the sp0i.