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- New York is 10 have q t~o story omnIbus
ne, with seats iBside and on top.

New York is TO have t~o story omnibus
iue, with seats iDside and ontop.
~Mhsnsipn has a colored sorosis.
~What is . home without q sewing machipsp
Sl'ltless.
~Four women were discovered among q
body Of Turco prisoI ers.
~A piece of lard for sale in London is AL
vertised ne "equally suitable for q church or
avCrn."
The Perora Deroc-at urges the passage
Of law forbdding the playing Of base BAH.
81 The New Engianders have the credit of
teirf the pumpkin D on ers of the world.
SMis Sarah y. Russell has become the ci,v
editor Of the New Haven Palladium,
Mr.. ID. L. Moody, the Chicago bow ureach-
er, beng called to open q meeting OF the Youny
Mems Christian Association at Chelsea. Ma
read two verses, making three linsS, in Lake,
and then prayed abouttWo minutes, a M )dei tor
ri IL Is certainly a curious chemical fact that
the substances required 10 form common table
salt are both Of them poisonous-chlorine AMI
SODIUM. No one can use either OF these arti-
cles separately with safety, and yet combine
them. and they form q subtance Necessary 70
health, and enc found upon every table.
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Col. JAMS K. O'BIERNK, who had not been
heard from since the defeat o. Mayer Bowen.
whose reelection he came on tere to ad yocate.
has turned up again in the political arena, and
addressed meeting IN the eighth ward OF New
York city on Wednesday night, in favor of Ger
MCMAHON Tor Congress. III his advocacy of
Mcmahon is not more successful than his Wash
ington campaign, Tammany will have a rousing
victory over the Young Democracy" and Me-
Mahou,
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TIE DIAMOND Discoveries IN
SOUTH AFRICA.
Picking Up Precious stones In the
FeelSbv

Fields.
The diamond discoveries in South Africa are
attaching attention to that hitherto Regl; :scd
gion, and the rush TO- the digeings" has created
the early days Of geld ,eking in aliio. mia Q nd
Australia. The gen cent +. ON the CAPE OF Good
hope sore TINE a. which some esser "a TO De
diamond Of the first water, ard others only
eusrtz crysf II, trs lately been cut, and proves
ID be Q Datchlfss d arOrd or ncss z. splendeut
quality, of 1s6 krsirs in WEIGHT, end 10 which
the name of The Star OF south Africa" has
f. been assigned.
II letter writer's from the scene of the discov-
cry are to be believed, Sinbad the Sailors Val
ley Of Diamonds is DO myth. An old California
OF August LIST, saying:-Tbe road is excellent all
the way from Colesburg to the diamond fields.
Arrived at rbe diamond fields y Californian
was lined with rockers, tents. and miners Of ali
kinds, colols, sex and size, for mile on both
sides. At least 500 miners were at work, whole
lett their homes either in the Transvala Repub,
lie, Orange Free State, or Cape Colony. The
men were picking, shoveling and washing the
dirt, while the women and children were sitting
around tables and sorting the pebbles, which had
been washed, ior diamonds.
We took claim on the third capie or Hill
down the river; the first capie Is where the
Natab and King Williamstown parties took out
lI2 diamonds t. ON q triangular space of about
80 PAGES in circumference, and I,om inches 10
"a inches in depth. Other parties have taken at
lcdct lou ulAzncHus lfOW near luis tfl8nRle, on
the same capie. The second capie had proved
rich since, and about leo diamonds had been
taken out from it. The third capie had just
been opened, and 20 diamonds had been taken
from it up TO the tine OF our arrival. At the
hrst capie the diamonds were from \ to 10, 60,
and 40 carats; at the second, from TO 9, l., %
and 63 csrats; and from the third, from TO g.
20, and IS carats. 1 saw co diamonds belonging
70 the King W.liamstown party from Il TO =. 5,
e. and 20 I carats. the lot valued at f6,C00. The
Natab party have a 40-carat DIAMOND worth
III. hIlf IA han
the other par. les, and the value OF lot Is about
10000. We found about eco miners on this side
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',V'oPHed E1cIusioeIy % Tie Evenfno S.ar.
BALTIMORE. Nov. 4-Cotton strong xi.h an Al
sn'lhg tendency, AZ l65ss's'a. Flour irregular
BALTIMORE, Nov. -ynginis sixes. old as. nd
I5te asked. w. 49, 30 Oid,
NEW YORK, Nov. s-stocks quiet. Money s.s
So'o' W.. Hxchsnes, long, 90 short, 81 5-Ns,
"a. virginia Sc, ey coupon. g.: DO ueS "a
north Caroiihss old, a. do new a., "
NEW YORK, Nov. 4-Flour steady Wbea, lsc
CENTS tetter. Corn, shAde hrmer '
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WAR TINES IN FRANCE.-A French letter to
the Pittsburg Chronicle says: The peasantry
are IN cad plight. They are by their own gov
eminent menanced with death, if they supply
The enemy with forage, etc, and the latter take
n Inc LOB Roy princlole, on the slightest
show Of Rehabilitation. Those RoJfps les Eo.s-
the francs Tireurs-are doomed TO a terrible
vengeance If caught and where any of such
ifee shooters leave evidence of their presence,
the population will evidently join N with the
guerrillas when the nights become darker and
longer. There appear 10 be no civilians now
aud all other Fr'ar Dominies, have i'm many
places to shoulder gun. The met d'ordre Is
Ito stiffen the sinews and summon up the
blood"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-04

The New York money market is steady with
nve and six per cent. as the rates on call loans,
siN being the common rate on mixed cOllaterals
The currency movement TO and from that CITY
continues small The discount lines OF the
banks are generally fun, but in the open ma-Let
choice acceptance pas readily a : .sSp per
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THE CABINET me: at noon to-day, all th
members present except Secretary Delano, who
/ out Of the city.
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LADY You've, the wife Of the Governor
General Of Canda, in company with Mrs. Thorn
ton, the wife OF the British minister, visited
President and Mrs. CIR ant yesterday.
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JUICE CLIFFORD has received q letter rem
Associate Justice Nelson, an ouncing that b's
health is imp. owing, but he viii not be able to
resume his duties on the bench before Decer-
Der. Noting further has been beard from
Chief Justice Chase, who is still at Narragan-
sch, X. r.
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The COMMANDING OFFICER a. New Orleans
has been ordered 10 employ troops, IL necessary,
for the execution Of the United States laws at
TIE electors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-04

AN BLEsANr RBcsrTIoN was given to NJ
and Madame Casscazy, by Hon. james Brooks
at his residence S63 Fifth avenue, New York,
last Friday evening. The attendance was N ,
and fss lionable, ard includes some of the nae It
distinguished people the city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-04

Fss'eNs y. j. X. Patch, james Franklin
John A. Norris and Charles A. Bradbury, u
5. N, have been ordered to signal duty in thi
city
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OBJECTS ORDERED TO ArPEAR BEF0aE
GENRRAL HANCCCK's BoARD.-Tne follosi1g-
named officers have teen ordered to appear
before Gen. Hs 9,ock's hoard, Or directed ,
forward waiver If they desire rot 70 appear
allegations of untitnesS having been made
against them under the 18th section of the act
Of July Is, 1SIO:-Maior ID. r. Clendenip, Sth
cavahy; Captain s. Z. Plummer, 9Th cavalry:
lst Lieut.. j. j. Drscoll. 1st artillery; 1st Leut.
j. w. fOder 4th artillery; LIST Lieut. f. ,.
Smith, 18th artillery; % Lieut.. G. z. Cotton. lst
~ iilety; I'd Lieut.. L. M. Merrimau, 4rh artil-
lery; Captain l.. NJ. Kellogg. unassigned:
Captain George II. Crossman, supernumerary;
Captain John Edwards, jr., supernumerarv:
First Lieut.. L. l.. O'Conner, 5th cavalry; Sec
Ond Lieut. John e. Graham, 9Th cavalry; FIRST
Lieut. Charles brewster. eth cavalry; First
Lieut.. Edward G. Nathey. eth cavalry: First
Lieutenant Edward ). Godfrey, eth cavalry;
Captain Dudley Seward, Sth cavalry: First
Lieut., Robert Carrick. Sth cavalry: First Lieut.
rfomps w. Gibson, Sth cavalry; FIRST Lieut.
VIM. h. Beck, 10th cavalry; First Lieut.. John
r. Thompson, Sd infantry; Captain Mont gom-
cry Bryant. 9Th infantry; Second Lieut. Kch-
ard Rees, 9th infantry.
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Al rOINTKD. - Secretary Robson has ap
pointed Albert F. Dixon, OF Boston, q Secons
Assn ant Engineer in the navy.
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LIE NEW YORK Posr OFFICE JoB The
difficulty between the Federal and Sex YoTk
city authorities relative 20 the use or a portion
NJ the City Hall park, during the erection OF
The new rost odice, has been satisfactorily
arranged, and a number OF lately eii.mis.e!,
worLmen have been re-engaged. The appro
priaton OF s9S0,oC0 for the post OH ce is near Nv
exhausted
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New YORK I(ema.

NEW YORK, Nov. a.-The L. =. ship Quad
arrived last night from the G ulf of st. Lawrence
Girl and George Wilkes did not cone OF yes
terday.
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MILITARY INDIAN AGENTS EELIEvRp.-The
ljllow ing -nared army officers have been re-
heved from duty rs lrdian agents a t the poe.s
named Col. Del. Lloyd JOnc, Idaho Terri
Dry; Major Henry Douglass, Nevada; Major
William Clinton, New Mexico, and Capt j. f..
Tou.tellOtte, in Utah Territory
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-04

RICHMOND (VA) PoLITIcs.-Col. John W.
jenkins, United States commissioner, was nom
irated i'm Richmond lest night by the repub
licaps for mayor. He made Q brief speech in
'return, advocating the removal Of disabilities
rom all citizens of the State. John r. w
Gillis, editor Of the State Journal, was poni
mated FOR clerk Of the Hastings Court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-04

THxSE FACTS DEMAND IMMEDIATE Con-
slDEkATION.-Diseass should be guarded az .inst,
or u must be cured The alternatives are death or
such consequence % render life burden. Combat
Inc malaria, purity the blood, put the nerves In
ouer, reg uiate the female stem, promote the ap
ye,Ite, Danish every sign Of dyspepsia rhermar
nm, lncree . the vfeor Of both body and mind and
eneve the children Of SIMMER COM plaints. All this
can only pc done with safety certainty and prompt
nese py CHARLES Gautiers Native Wine Filters; so
nys popular opinion. endorsed by many Of the most
eminent physicians, " no assure OF the complete
sEury OF these over all other Bitters Ii has ALSO
,uteIy driven them out OF the market W here il has
oeen introduced Gautiers Native Wine Bittefs
may be had OF all druggists. o.2.-tr
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Ii is BELIEVED that the English Mission has
been rendered 20 General r ,bert Schenck, OF
Ohio, but the President wiz not autho re the
announcement until the position shall be &C.
cepted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-04

TIE ENGAGEMENT Of DIR. Emory, Of this city
to Miss MEGA. thy, eldest daughter OF Hon
Dennis Mccarthy, OF Syracuse, N. Y, is IN
Hpunced.
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EVENING STAR.
Warrington News and Gossip.

IkrIRHAL RKvKRUH.-The receipts from this
source to-day were s655..E.79.
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DIsCHARGEo FaCM THE ARMY.-First Lieut.
A. Werpirger, d.. unassigned, and Secor I
Lieut.. Joseph Z. Grif n, engineer corps, IA 70
been honorably discharged TIE service Of he
United States, under the prov isions Of the new
army law.
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RBeIGNATroNs ACCEPTED The President
has accepted the re s,snst.ors of Seco nd Lieu
tenants p. Eak.n, 9Th cavalry, and A. F.
Bayerd, eth cavalry.
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- koopmanchap is making fortune at the
South.
- Figaro says he has reflected a good deal
ON the larse OF ages, and prefers, on the whole,
the age of sevs Dteen.
81 Miss Frances Rutherford. the city physi-
cian Of Grand Rapids, was sworn into ONCE by
female notary public.
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LECTURES.

A MUSEMENTS FOR WINTER EVENINGS,
Temperance Societies, ith ths Ster or
Views; orer GO paintings to select from
Blanc the Bottle, Drunk ard Career VARY Tales
Comic views, etc. Terms rsssonable. Magic Ian
street. between 9Th and 10Th. N w no3 Sm|
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Specie shipments 60 Euro.e

NEW YORK, Nov. 4.-The steamer Ismalia.
- zoo coo in specie.
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TBK NATIONAL CoNvBNrIoN ON INNreR.
TIoN.-Secretary Boutwell, this morning ad
Dire: sed letter 10 Governor Baker, Of Indiana
in reply to his letter Of tre 18th ult N relation
10 the propo- immigrant convention. The
aecref'-y says that the department will CO.
operate with the GOvelnO OF the States who
have called rat 'oral convention to deliberate
upon the impOI iant interests of imm'gra or.
Mr.. Young, the Chief OF the Bureau of Statis-
tics, has been directed . furnish such n ST.;
cal information as that ee contains; and he
will probably atterd the convention
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RATCHELOR,s HAIR nvE

This splendid Hair Dye 10 the best in the world
narAless, reliable, instantaneous does not contain
leao LOT any rftaie poison TO produce paralysis or
boosting virtues they do not possess. The genuine
-. Bafchelorh Hair Dye has had thtrfS stars'
4nhrnished reputation to uphold its inteGr,sy "a
tho only perfect Hair Dye-Black or Brown Bold
% Gil Druggists. Applied ct 6, Bond street, New
Iofk. fe6- tF
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6. WASHINGTON D. C FRIDAY. NOVEMBER t. 1870
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Men, on great SOCIAL EvILS and ABUSES. which
in,eIfsre Nth MARBlAG1-with sure means OF
LOT me krring and Unfortunate, diseased and
nent free Of cheree, in sealsd envelopes.
Addrsss HOWARD ASSOCIATION No 2 s. Ninth
street, Rhiladelphia, Pa NOS Sim
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Loss OF TEE STEAMSHIP VARUNA.-Tbe
steamship larura, Captain Jose Oh Spencer
shich sailed from New York October 18th, for
galveston, Texas, foundered during the night OF
october 2Oth Of Juniper Inlet. All on board.
excslt the econd mat, and four men, were lost.
enc year old and go tons burden. Thirty-six
cabin passengers were on board, nearly all OF
whom were from Texas. Among the passengers
was Mr.. Jenkins NJ. p. probably Sir George
Samuel Jenkins, a member OF the British House
of Commons flom North Willis.
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" n. C. A. SCIENTIFIC LECTURES,
LINCOLN HALL,
Commepcing on NOVEAB1R So 1S1O
Splendidly illustrated.
Tickets % reserved seats 10 cents extra for each
Lecture. ~ " 'Nn
holders OF course tickets can reserve seass for
J. b Cough 6 Lectures On 18th and 18Th instant for
" Cents
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THREE IMPORTANT CASES are set for an early
hearing at the December term OF the e. S. Su-
preme Court The fist involves the constit,i-
tionality of the cotton-ta tax law, and will be A.
Rded by Judge Curtis and Mr.. Evarts a,alr,t
he government The second concerns the con-
sttutiorality Of the confiscation acts. This will
be corducted by Messrs. Curtis x Gushing
against the United States. The third comes
M On writ OF error from Kentucky, aud in
wolves the cvil-rights bill, the special case be-
ing that of white man tried in a United States
court for the murder of negro. Judge Black
appears aga Dst the government, and will hold
that it is unconstitutional to try in a United
States court citizen o. State for murder when
the State courts are oper.
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THE BROOKLYN WHISKY RAIpe-The
whisky raid in Brooklyn, n. Y, which was con-
tinued yesterday. resulted in the discovery and
destruction of rine Illicit distille ries and over
ten thousand gallons of mast in various stages
of preparation. The revenue Officers, again as
sisted by a strong force Of United States troops
and marines, who were post I'd on the roofs or
the houses, on the corners Of the streets and ali
mob, which manifested many indications of hos
tility. The distillesies already DESTROYED had an
aggregate capacity Of two thousand barrels
weekly, and the work viii be again resumed to-
tablishments are running in defiance of the law
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NEW YORK CITY PoLITICs.-As the dav of
election approaches In New York the excite
ment regarding politics increases. Numerous
me etings Of both parties are held nightly A
large mass meeting OF republicans was held last
everiDR at Cooper Institute. to ratify the State
nominations. George Opdyke presided. Reso.
lut'ons eulogistic of Lieutenant Governor Wood
FORD and condemnatory of Tammanv were
sdopted. Addresses were made by Senator
Corkling, Edward PierpOnt ard others At a
NJ e.'rg Of the union republican general com
mit':e Ia night communication from the
State central committee. was received, asking
cree in regard TO the contemplated reorgariza-
ton OF the republican party, and gave rise to
extended ard excited debate. No action was
taken beyord referring II to the executive COM
yesterday, under the provisions of the new law
amount ed practically to very little, only a few
lanes being challenged throughout the civ
he republican convention in the fifth comp res.
sional district New York city, nominated last
evening William Gibbons for Congress.
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CINCINNATI, Nov. 3.-The 22d anniversary or
The Young Mems Christian As ociat on WAS held
tonight In Pixies Music Hall Over ? 600 per-
sons were nrC ent. Addresses were delivered
by Bishop Bedell and the Rev. DIR. Briggs.
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STEAMBOAT LINES.

SHn RTEsT ROUTE TO WILMINGTON,
- CHARLESTON. SAVANNAH, NEW OR,
LEANS, AND ALL POINTS SOUTH
WASHINGTON, NORFOLK. AND
BOSTON STEAMSHIP COMPANY
On and after MOND DAY, OctoberR,
~ idio f RI nsT ,T9p steamboat %.D Lazy 6R
Deniy, viii leave W aters' wharf Geor getown MON
OA1s and Thu kSDAlS at IL a. m and her
nsrt loot OF 9TH street, At p. M, reaching Nor.
ioIs RE following mornings, connecting with the
ahl n Il f.r all points south, and with The
steamers OF the Merchants and Miners Transporta-
Icp company for Boston. which leave every TUES
pAn and FRIDAY; Returning leave Norfolk
TSkSDAi and FRIDAY at 4 p m.
ore to Norfolk, 50; round trip, IS
sic. '"'''i-nE n'e'n' anu state room'
For Freight or Passage. apply to j. g. Waters
georgetown, u G: g: Phillips, Alexandria, Va;
ID. GrOner, Norfolk, Va; or TO
b. p. BROWN 4 sou,
oehtrsl Agents corner OF 18th street and New York
south can be procured. OH
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TAB coURsE
LYON POST, No. 9, g. Ar

STAR COURSE
LYON POST, NO. 9, g. Ar.
The Post has the honor TO amen nee that IL has
Completed arrang ements for a course of four Les
turee, to De given at Lincoln Hail. The season will
be opened
MONDAY EVENING. DECEa Der 5, 1870,
With Q new lecture by the great hs,mnrist
Mr.. J. De COkDOVA,
Author Of A Summer Day ct hong Branch 'ss n RS
GIundy, &c,
To be followed
BY the talented aufhoress.
MloS KATE FIELD.
subject: Life in the Adirondacxs
THURSDAY ENENIAG, DEUEMBER Is. 1870,
By tho eloquent
REV. DIR. J. r. NEWMAN
Subject, by request: "The Many Wives of Utah -
The whole to conclude
THURSDAY EVENING, BECEABER ~, 1870,
BY the dashing trooper.
GENERAL J. kILPATRICK,
In his new lecture entitled Battle scenes and Incl
dents of the late War"
Season tickets, entlinR the surch aser 10 the same
seat during the entire course, So Can be obtained
AT Phflp SoOmons' Book store. Pennsylv az ia ave-
nue., on and after November I. lS7O. oc 81 lot
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~ NiLe OF the eleven members Of ConerAse
just elected to Congress from Indiana are law
ye5s.
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GETTING MARRIED..

GETTING MARRIED.
ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN, on Social Evils
s6a the DLoprety or impropriety OF getting Married
Nun January help for those tho feel untitled 70
matrtnonisl happiness. sent free. in sealed envel
9ses: Addresg: HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box
knuaooipLia, "a. sells eO3m
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Senator Morrill, very Low.

ArersTA, ME-, Nov. i.-sen.,or NORTH re-
mains very loo. A consultation OF physicians
was held last night, and they report that he -
suffering from complete nervous prsstr&aon.
He has had q bad night.
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openi.E Of Parliament At Quebec.


moe OF Quebec opened to-day with tie usual
formafties. The Lieutsuant Governor in a
speech, alluded 70 the hssrsi grants which have
tations, public works. colonization, and immi-
grafton. and also aid On new railroads eratify-
ing results OF which arr an encouragement TO
place, developing large tracts Of timber lauJ
which were being settled aud opened 70 trad
measure has been taken 10 stimulate INN
men from the United States. He smoke AN strop..
terms about arbitration fer the settlement OF
the relative debts OF the provinces, rendered
necesefy oy confederation; protesting against
continued sitting Of the board after the with
arawn Of the Quebec arbiter, and character
izing the results arrived ~ Illegal and an
Sotwithstarding the heavy drain on the en-
lager than last year. Large grant, have been
msas 70 asaast the sufferers In various extensive
connagrafions.
Fro@ the rac10c Doope-8peeie shin.
@eota-Sh1pWroek- AannSsan n tom
0on Uhoe ~ woman. &C.
fslswspAss sss'sssssls b ns Bvs.sas &sv.
coiorsao ..isd 10: Fss..s io., s s,sP e
passengers and $50 CO In treasure, 600 600 of
which vas coin. for Csllso.
The steamer Conuodore, wrecked on October
She Was small cheap vesael
The total treasure shipped since January lst
e32 900, including Sfa. o<i 600 20 New York,
The report has reached here Of the ssssssina-
ten OF Plaoedo Vega ut Topic.
A r. Crttteuden, q heading lawyer OF San
francisco, ard reporter u the Supreme Court
OF California, IVES ehot to- night ON an Oakland
ferry boat by Mrs. Laura a. Fair. But little
hopes are entertained for his recovery, the bail
having passed th rough his lungs
~
TIE Phl1aaelphfa CHILD Murder.
PHfLADrLrHrA, Nov. 4.-In the case OF John
hanlon, Tor the outrsSe and murder Of Mary
Mohrman, the Judge decided that the evide nee
G Michael Dunn vas Admirable. He then de-
tailed the confession, made 70 Dunn while occa-
pyire q cell In prison together, giving all the
particulars OF the outrage, murder and DISPOSE
ton Of the victim.
What Utah Thinks Of the New Gov
erm0F.
SALT LAKE, Nov. 4.-The appoinfment Of
Vernon h. Vaughn pc Governor Of This Terri.
tory L. a disappointment to the radicals aud
ofhce- seekers here, but is satisfactory 70 the
conservatives, both gentle and Mormon.
Congregational Iavc~tigaaiug Com.
mfttee.
ArsusTA, Me-, Nov. "A congressional in
vestig lting committee is in session Al the
Nafsonll Asylum, for tie purpcs sc of examining
INTO the management OF that institution.
~
Y. -. e.. a.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 3.-The I'D anniversary ot
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Congregational Iavc>tigating Com.
mtlQeP.

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vestgltIng committee IL in session M fine
Naronll Asylum, for tie purpcs &c of examining
INTO the management of that institution.