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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-25
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

There were no deaths from yellow FEVER ih
Mobile sunday.
-. The failure Of two Richmond clearinghouse
yesterday, caused much eIcteinen' IN 'nA' SE -,
800. The General Association OF COnSresaionahS'o
closed their 10 ST. Lou, on sanea! hsAs
"A magnificent auroral display was observed IN
Clsy,l,nd ,nd c9ncup.ti at O'Clock yseusy morning
The dedication of the new chapel AT the
~, ~ Jape al Dsyton oecsT oH "oiSesiA'
Nessrs. Frank W. Miller q Go. have sold Tie
- s pay,,moatb ~ H. to Messs MsrStoh ffomAh
R,tterv A. 4th Artillery has been relieved from
, Monroe rhe len Graham, n c. Yesterday mora
large and brilliant meteor passed over En-
seb y H., about O'Clock o. 9uA-r "''"'-s' LIVE ~ Wv W
,oath. west, and I'll IA SHAKER fohd' .
Tho bridge of the Orange and Alexandria Rail-
completes Monlay snd the connection between Nes-
w. 80 Sex-Oreaas will thea be uneroken
Drake Dekay United States Consul at Magda-
nav md Seers;sr he Lover california Colonization Con- any
oors sl eoohy u Consay there IN nolrsns condition.
The Virginia Agricultural Fair commences ut
rhbux toeas and Successful George Milzn
.ad POI " liam Preston johnson Of v Ahngson Co de,
the addresses
The equity case the Kennebeo and Portland
Con.an, AT the Foaud and Knneec Railroad COMPANY
rS las ben tee u he defendants d.nisus The b
And thus Affirming git of he to The rose
The Presbyterian synod of Cincinnati met
v.-sy Of the purctas-
oe Female Coleg. College l subntio 10 .nNoes
Ing OF COO NJ Holenhadc The aud the other
half 10 the -pdowmeaI Of pocorbT. Resolutions ookog
pese Auoug CAra al pied The synod ~ bod 10
DeBs al hnrEae w le tbni IbaisS VI sei Oc'ebeL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-25

non The Neg York City Associated Press, there is no
aoubt at al that THE TRIBUNE boldly seized and has
Ihlly held DC lead in enterprise since tine war
mat y las paid heavily for the advantage, anu That
IL mas made, hit probably worth all the cost
49, Prom The Quincy an wbie,
we received last night, by telegraph, what
Pnrported be the action OF the New-fork hssocmted
Press charang THE NEw-YoRK TRIBUNE with pubnsh-
ence 10 the OF Its dispatches by ether members OF te
Association accompanied by request addressed 10 us
III common with other newspapers, sustaining business
relations NTH the New York Associated Press, 10 pun
lsh the saits. As we have published the charge
copalnedof az false, do not recognize the nght OF
the new idk Associated Press Ia call upon us 10 pnbh
its cohtrade ton-espeeiay the latter ~ aimed az
paper who has displayed more enterprise IN procuring
anu publishing reliable reports by teiessaph from the
seat OF wR than any other.
- Prom The Syracuse Journal
1HE NEw-YoRK TRIBUNE publishes state
ment that since the 18th OF July that paper has er-
pended sa0s9 ~ for European nows, received throngn
correspondents and Cable companies The heaviest MI
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gold There appears TO be Misunderstanding between
HE TRIBUNE and the NewYork Associated Press, that
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matter much credit Is due O TIE TRIBI Ne for its eDtf
prise IN gathering European war news, OF when the
"hoe country has had the benefit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-25
REMOVING THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 4.-Delegates are arriving
for the Convention consider the proprety VI removing
the National Capital from Washington. L. .. Reayes,
Missouri G. n. Stewart Alabama; c. G. Forcby, Texas,
OF the Executive Committee, are here
Tho Convention will be called TO order tomorrow az
noon, in Pixies Music Hall, by Judge Cation, H.. Pres
OF the ST Louis Convention, should he arrive Dele
gates have generally been appointed from all the States
North, East, and West
letter has received by the Executive Committee
from Horace Greeley. He expresses the opinion
that II the subject be thoughtfully and care.
fully canvassed, change will be approved
and demanded. lie thinks the place selected
should be the focus OF art literature, and refinement
thus inviting the presence and commanding the admIa
ton Of the civilized world. He believes that New iorK
prominently that city, and that Washington 10 NOT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-25
THE DISASTERS AT SEA.
BARGE SUNK.

Norwich, Conn.,, Oct. A.-The barge w. II.
Grattrck Of New-York, for this port, in tow OF the
propeller Thomas Swan, sank of Milford, on Wednes
day. in "A feet Of water. She had board 400 tuns OF
coal for 7. W. Wellington OF worcester Inc Upper
works Of the barge saved and brought 10 ths CITY,
Insured in New-York for 5000
BURNING OF A PROPELLER.
PORT CoLBoRN, Ont, Oct. PA fire was
discovered In the propeller Schckuna this morning as
she was entering the lock. Water was Immediately
turned on the flames but without effect She had 10 he
abandoned in ten minutes. Her cargo consisted Ur
about 5000 bushels Of wheat The total 1855 ~ ABOUT
$4,000 The purser lost his books and papers The crew
had only time to escape.
THE KEY WEST ASHORE.
NORFOLK, Oct. 24.-Thc steamship Key West,
from New-York for Charleston Is ashore 20 mics nor
OF Cape Iatteras She is in hopeless condition. Dut he
crew Is safe.
The only additional news received by Messrs.
Henderson Brother, Bowlinggreen, in regard to the
loss Of the Cambria private dispatch from Pittsburgh
which states that Albert Hudson steerase passenger
who sailed in the Cambria has arrived safely IN elias
gov.
1t was reported at the Shipping Office yes
terday afternoon that side wheel steamer, name IN
known, was ashore below Cape May.
Messrs. Cromwell & Co. are still hopeful that
the MaIiposa viii reach port. They THINK th she may
have been disabled and that she put into West INDIA
uort with which there is infrequent communication
THE ARSON AT SEA.
Charles Purdol, Charles Meredith, samuel
Duncan and Frederic Allen, the four men charged WIN
burning the ship Robert Edwards nc on the 2otn oI
July last were brought up yesterday before SomIis
soner Osborn but the case was ADJOURNED ul'h '0u"'