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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-19
PENMS YLVAN!A.
Tire Philadelphia Political Imbro glio-T
Coroner's Jury Justify the Shooting OF

Tire Philadelphia Political Imbroglio- The
Coroner's Jury Justify the Shooting OF
Nolan.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 49, 1870
The threatened conflict OF authority between the
Coroner and Magistrate Kerr which was referred TO
yesterday, eliminated to-day In the matter being
taken into court. After the testimony nad been
taken before the Coroner last evening the prisoner
was taken to the Central Station to await the result
OF the deliberations OF the Coroners jury That BODY
decided to adjourn over until this morning, ana
thcreupon Deputy Coroner proceeded to the sta.
ton with warrant for the temporary commitment
OF Mr.. Crawford. The deputy found, however that
Mr.. Crawford had already been sent TO prison
under commitment made out by Alderman
Kerr, who was not disposed TO give satisfactory
replies when questioned on the subject OF
his action. the Deputy Coroner reported the facts
to Judge Allison, who directed him Air Seesl to
send mis- commitment TO the prison. and I'm the.
event OF refusal on the part Of the prison authors
ties to deliver Crawford TO the custody OF the Coro.
ner this morning, 10 report again to him.
This morning, however. Mr.. Sees called upon Chief
Mulhollani and handed him an order to produce the
body OF Crawford at the COroner's Office Mt ten
O'Clock. The Chief detailed High Constabes Mil and
De Haven and they went to the PRISON in car.
ONCE. The Jury after an hours elaboration re.
turned the following verdict
That the said John G. Noa. came to his death from vo
Crawford Return Judge q the Nineteenth ward in the
fore them the jury are OF The that the sho was ed
IN scif-defence and WAS justihabie.
On the rendition OF the verdict the police took
charge OF Crawford Deputy Coroner Sees then
issued discharge and placed ir in the hands OF
Lieutenant Thomas fearing That the prisoner would
be held by the police authorities on the commitment
made by Alderman Kerr. the friends OF the prisoner
made an application to Judge Pierce for writ OF
habeas corpus, which was granted, and the hearing
Will take place before Judge Pierce tomorrow.
Hon. William y. Mann, Tor whom q warrant was
issued by the Mayor as accessory TO the shooting or
John Nolan at the meeting OF the return judges on
writ OF habeas corpus, and after full hearing was
Internationally discharged.
McMullin aud Ahern. prominent IN connection
with the onslaught made on the Board OF Returns
Judges this afternoon surrendered themselves INTO
custody. Ahcrn waived hearing ana was held IN
s5 900 bail to appear at court on charge OF riot.
McMulin entered bail III 5000 for hearing on the
! 10Th.
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PRISON REFORM CONGRESS.
Closing observation-disclosures Papers Pro-
sentca-An Interesting and Useful Session
oil the Association.

Ciossuy observation-disclosures Papers Pro-
sentca--An Interesting and Useful Session
oil the Association.
CINCINNATI, Oct. Is, 1870.
To-day witnessed the close OF the Prison Reform
Congress- which has continued its sessions for an
entire week without the least abatement OF the
sercst with which it started The platform OF prnci-
pies reported bv the Business Committee again
taken up and tue remaining sections adopted, with
i few unimportant changes
Eight rapcrs we're read OF which two were from
France, one from England and one from Italy.
III. Bonneville de MarSaugny, or france. cOmIniinf-
Gated an able paper, giving interesting account
or his remarkable inve ntOn n criminal regis
ter b. which the anfecedents or criminal biography
OF party arrested 0nd brought 10 trial be a-ccr-
ained with ease ana certainty by the before
Which he Is arragnea.
G. 3. Hulbeli, OF New York read paper on tho
reormaiory discipline applied 10 adut prisoners
He did not doubt that the mass OF criminals were
open, through the application Of right principles and
methods, 10 reiormat0ry Influences and ilignt I've
saved to themselves ana society The experiments
oil Maconochie, IN Norfolk island; Mantesnos III
spain, Crol.on Ia Ireland, had demonstrated this
proposition.
A nrfnhcr or other ESSAYS were read after which
. resolution warmly sympathizng with this move
ment, and expressing horcfulncss 10 its results.
was adopted.
Tie closing services In the evening were OF the
the most interesting character. Dr. Wines moved q
resolution or thanks, IN which The president OF tho
Congress- the writers OF papers at home and Abroad
the citizens or Cincinnati, the reporters OF the
press the Associated Press the various institutions
which had invited Llem the railroad compane
which had reduced their fares ana the hotels which
had lowered their terms OF board 70 the members
were all suitably remembered. Then followed nl-
merous short and beautiful farewell addresses. so
closed pleas SAINT and profitable conference. aad ono
likely u be felt for good an this and other lands.
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The Anniversary or Lelpsic.

On the 10th Of October, 18l3 the allied
tered in triumph the city of Leipsc. after their
decisive victory over the French and their
German allies under the great Napoleon. The
battle in which one hundred aud sixty thou
sand French and Germans were opposed by
two hundred and forty thousand Prussians,
Russians and Austrians, began on the 10th,
and ended OH the 18th, in the disastrous re-
treat of Napoleon, with tho loss In killed,
wounded and prisoners, and German desert
ers in the heat of tho battle, Of one-third his
army and half his artillery. But he still made
good his retreat with the remainder of his
forces, and never exhibited such skill, tenacity,
pluck and resources as in that famous defen-
sive campaign in France to April, 1914,
against the overwhelming armies Of tho allies
In the late terrible battles near and at
Sedan, of several days duration, the French
army under Napoleon the Third Cor McMahon)
in the beginning numbered hardly less than
one hundred and fifty Thousand men, the Ger
man armies enveloping the French being esti-
mated at two hundred and fifty thousand mem
the strength Of the forces on both sides being
nearly the same as at Leipsic in 1918. But
here the comparison ends for while the first
Napoleon, after greater losses in his battle
than those OF the French in the fighting
around Sedan, still saved the bulk of
his army, Napoleon the Third was in
volved in tho surrender of his army
men and materials-to the enemy. The moral
is, although Leipsic, like Sedan, was the death
blow to the French empire, had Napoleon the
First been In the place Of Napoleon the Third
In 1870 there would have been no champagne
drinking yesterday or to-day by King William
in Versailles and no bonfires by the Prussian
army in front of Paris in celebration of the
battle Of Leipsic.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

I.ospos MONEY MAsKEr-LoNDoN, Oct. IS 4 90
p MCcnsos closed at s29 for money snd the account.
American bonds-ld62s, 500; 1861 S84 1874 20; ten
forties Stocks closed steady; Ere, leh Illinois Cen.
trial, ia Atlantic and Great Western BOZ.
LIVERPOOL CoTroN MARKEr.-LIvERpoot, Oct. B 4 80
p Motion firm. Middiing uplands, SD; SGD,
5000 bales, including 400 for speculation and export.
TRADE AT MANCHEsT EB.--LIvERpooL, Oct ls-3 r. d. =
The market for and fabrics Manchester hrmer al
better prices.
--LIvfnpooL BnrApsrUrrs MAKKET.-LIvrErooL. Oct.
161 80 r. M-Wheat, los Sd. per GENITAL for California
white g. 3D. for No red Western and los los a. tor
red winter. There wheat In the market The
cp OF wheat for this past three days have been 1880
quarters, OF which 1850 American Flour 2s 3D. per
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MAEKEr.--LIvERpooI,O Oct.
Is 40 r. M.Chccsc 66s. 3D. Common rosin, b. o. 3D.
LIykRrOoi PRopUcE MARKxT-LIvEEPooL, Oct b.
p. M.--Tallow, 43s. per cwt
declining Sugar. 3s 3d. sts qd cw for No II Dutch
WA =
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I'VE NEUTRALITY LAWS.

Instructions to District Attorney Davis.
circular was received by Judge Noah Davis yea
terday from the Department OF Justice calling his
attention TO the Presidents proclamation; requir.
ing him to cnergetically enforce is observance by
the armed vessels OF the beiligerents. IL provides
that due notice shall always be given to the oficer
In charge OF one Deigerent armed vessel OF the de.
parture o. one OF the other that he shall not sail
for twentyfour hours after. n also empowers Ia,
District Attorney to enforce the observance or the
neutrality laws q, ct dynlts placing The available
forces. military OF naval Ia nus district ~ hts dis
po3A..
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SOUTH AMERICA.

Pursuit Of Lopez Jordan--isen sor aitzntion and
Capture OF Observation-Disclosures Resiegcd
By the Insurgents.
LISBON, Oct. Is, 1870.
One days later dates have been received from Rio
Jauero The news IL important.
Generals Gc,ey aud RWas were pursuing Lopez
Jordan.
The rebels under Luenzo had been attacked and
captured The rebels were demoralized that their
early submission was anticipated
Montevideo was besieged by the insurgents and
the citizens were greatly alarmed.
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from the balcony Of his hotelr Finally,
''What was he doing when no had his white
hat stuffed on the occasion of certain Tam
many jolliHcahon ?"
How ridiculous all these things appear when
Viewed in the light of sober reality And
taking the bitter or lager beer contr oversy now
going on between Boston parson and
quasi-religious editor into consideration, in the
same connection, may not our honest teeto.
talers well ask, ''What are we coming TOP"
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NEW HAMPS HIRE E.
Clerical, Dcfnnlscr.-lsailroad Property
Burned.

CONCORD, Oct Is, 1870.
The Rev. Dr. Aiken, treasurer Of the Orthodox
church in Amherst, abscondcd with SiC0 belonging
TO the society, and other liabilities. DR.. Aiken was
formerly a missionary OF the American Board in As
SYRIA and mas been conspicuous moral reformer IN
New Hampshire.
The depot, wood sheds and other buildings OF the
Northern Railroad at Grafton were burned this after
The ire originated from the wOOdSaw.
ing machines in one OF the four wood sheds, con-
tanning nearly two hundred cords OF sawed wood.
The peculiar current OF the air saved the other sheds
and depot, but set fire TO ana destroyed the dwelling
and barn Of Mr.. Cass, the store OF Mr.. Barney and
three other small dwellings. At five p. NJ. the wood
land and pastures for a nile distant were on sire.
The loss Will prove more serious 10 individuals
than To the railroad. The was delay OF four hours
TO trains. The track will be III readiness for the
evening express train TO pass, which is Two hours
Into.
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l. LOUISIANA.

The yellow Fever in New Orleans Smbsid-
ina--Lee Memorial services.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. Is, 1870.
steamboat departs Wednesday morning Tor
Natchez TO beat the time OF Tho Natchcz.
There were three deaths from yellow fever yester-
day.
Memorial ceremonies to General Lee were per-
formed az The ~. Charles theatre tonight. The
buliolng was appropriately draped. The uress
circle aud boxes were occupied ent rely by ladies'
After prayer and music Mr.. "A. w. Burwell delivered
All address, Mr.. }. Semmes the oration and Rev H.
NJ. Palmer the euogy. Appropriate resolutions
were adopted.
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CHURCH DEDUCTION in AUBURN.
AUBURN, Oct. is, 1870.

AUBURN, Oct. IS, 1870.
st. Peters Episcopal church, the Rev. DR..
Brainard. rector, was dedicated to-day, the cere-
monies being very impressive. Bishops Coke and
Huntingdon together with some twenty five Epis-
copal ccrgymen from different parts OF the State,
were present. The request to consecratc was read
by General John A. Chedel, when the sentence OF
consecration was signed anu sealed by Bishop Hun
tington it was read by DIR. Ayrault, rector OF 81.
Paul's church, oxford. The Rev. DR.. VIM. r. Nor
gan rector Of ST. Thomas church. New York. de-
Iyered an able sermon on the OCCASION.
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s'THE IMPENDING Crisis IN New YORK -
The Chicago Tribune, having asserted that
''the city of New York is rapidly drifting
toward one Of the most formidable riots it has
ever known on the approaching election day,
the Albany Aagus democratic organ) says -
Ii is in these words that the Chicago tribune an
n0unces the fOregone conclusion that riot Is to be
got up In New York for the benefit OF tue national
administration. The arrangement has been going
on for some time. "Wanted--A rot. Apply az the
New y rk Custom Housen has not been actually
placatdcd and advertised, but il has become to be
generally understood. 1t is rule III warfare never
to do what your enemy desires; so The democrats
OF New iork are prepared 70 prevent riot
And the democracy OF New York will
thereby be doing sensible thing. There is,
no doubt, great deal Of clap-trap about these
bugaboo stories of contemplated riots and riot
ing in this city; but they are all got up for
political effect. At any rate, this riotous spirit
seems to have exploded itself, so far as one
faction is concerned, at the late republican
primary rumpus here.
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Continental News Of rhe Cattle Plague.
LONDON. Oct. Is, 1870.
The rinderpcst on the Continent spreads with
alarming rapidity. u prevails from Poland to the
Atlantic. There Is much CONSERVATION among all
classes Of people.
President Roye, or Liberia, received visit yes.
terday from deputaton OF London merchants.
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ANYWAY DISASTER.

Smasi, mp or CONSERVATION Train on the
Toledo and Wcsfcra Raiiway-Eour Lives
Lost.
ST.. LOUIS, Oct Is, 1870.
construction train on the Toledo, Wabash ana
Western Railway, having on board about forty la
borcrs, ran cow near Vienna, H.. about four
miles from here, last evening, aud one platform car
was thrown from tue track. William FitzmDrr,s
aid Thomas Crane were instantly killed Lawrence
Darkin aud Thomas conway were iataiiy wounued
and several others were badly hurt
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BALTIMORE. Oct. is, 1870.
Visitors and turfmen are already arriving to at.
tend the grcat inaugural fall meeting OF the Mary
land Jockey Club, which takes place on the 18th,
Goth 2Slh and 10th of October. number OF stables
are on the ground and in training among which are
those al August Belmont and mr. ii. Sanford, OF
New York: A. X. Richards and d. MCDANIEL, oil Ken
tucKy; Thomas w. boswell OF virginia, and Cover
nor Bowie Or. Lynch and stanley Rogers. me race
track i, pronounced 10 he IN iiQe co9ditiQn.
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PRESBYTERIAN SYNOD OF UTICA.

SYRACUSE, n y, Oct. Is. 1870
Tie Presbyterian Synod d Utica commenced its
session tonight The Prcsbyteries Of Syracuse,
Binghamton Otsego, Watertown and Utica were
represented. Rev. DR.. Boardman, OF Binghamton,
moderator, preached the opening sermon. Rev.
DR.. ]. Jermain Porter. Of WATERFOWL, was elected
moderator for the ensuing year, after which they
adjourned until tomorrow.
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The schooner Garibald OF Hamilton, In trying TO
make the harbor In the gale this morning, missed the
piers and drifted ashore where she lies broadside
The propeller City or Boston had 10 return
owing 10 the heavy sea having shifted her deck load.
number or vessels which left yesterday nave also
returned unable 10 stand the gale The captain Of
the propeller Chanplain reports The schooner Ada
Medora ashore above Long Point. quantity or
lumber has come ashore, supposed to be the deck
load OF some vessel.
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MAILS FOR E0ROPE.

The steamship Wisconsin Will leave this por: on
Wednesday for Liverpool.
The mails for Europe Will close at the Post Onlco
AZ eleven O'Clock A. NJ.
THE Ngw YORK HERALD--Edition for Europe
Will be ready ut ten O'Clock.
Single copies, IN wrappers for mailing, six cents.
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RUSSIA.

Imperial Respect for the King Of Prussia.
ST. PETERSBURG. Oct. IS, 1870.
The government censor or the press has been re-
moved for permitting attacks by the newspapers on
the King OF Prussia.
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ALAB AMA.

The Yellow Fever in WobiIc-AppeaI for Aid.
MOBILE, Oct. Is, 1870.
There have been twenty deaths from yellow fever
since the date OF the last report. Citizens who have
remained here ana devoted their time and means to
the relief OF those afflicted with the plague have ex-
pended ali their FUNDS and appeal for aid TO the
absences aud 70 the public generally.
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Tue Gale a. Klnsa.on--Desiruclion to ship

KINGSTON, Canada, Oct 49, 1870.
There was violent storm on Lake Ontario last
night, causing good deal OF damage TO shipping.
The telegraph lines suffered considerably at Point
Frederick, opposite Kingston. The schooners Kate
Robinson, with lumber, from Toledo for Fall River,
Mass; the Pride of America, light, aud the Bene-
diet, with lumber, from Beileviile To Oswego, are
ashore. The steamer Magnet and several other
steamers and vessels had 20 down the river this
morning. They could not make tue Aarbor on ac-
count oI the heavy sea.
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TELBGRAPHIC NEWS
r r ON
ALL PARTS OF TIE WORLD
Postal Communication Between France
and America.
hIaZini in Florsuce and an Italian Hint to
Foreign Cabinets.
FRANCE.
Postal Communication wit. the Uaited states.

Postal Communication with the United States.
TOURS, Oct. Is. 1870.
In the absence OF any representative OF the United
States at Tours the French government requests the
press to make known TO the American government
and people It's extreme desire to make new postal
trcatry between the two nations and that 1t would
gladly receive special envoy from Washington with
whom negotiations might be conducted TO that end.
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MILF. NELSON'S success IN Philadelphia and Bal
timorc has been immense. The Concordia Opera
House last night crowded in Baltimore, the
receipts being nearly $1,000. she recommences here
next Monday. The sale OF seats Will commence on
Thursday tomorrow, che ne1 series or concerts.
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Violence or tho storm at port Hope.

VstHdtIdf OCF. To, t'tVs
terrific gale passed over here last night. Trees
were torn up aud thrown across the railway track,
pulling the telegraph wires down for considerable
distance. The schooner Kate with barley, was
driven ashore near Cobarg. The propeller America
with difficulty got into port here and reports y
schooner bottom upwards before the wind.
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A Hurricane Lake Erie-yessels Wrecked
mt Cleveland

CLEVELAND. Oct. Is. 1870
The storm OF last night was the most severe OF
the season. The wind blew hurricane from the
northwest. three vessels went ashore. Schooner
G. w. Duncan went upon the beach west OF the pier:
sue IN little damaged, and can be pulled or when
the weather changes. Schooner Emma Blake went
the Old Toledo Railroad pier; she Is perfect
wreck: all on board were LOST. Schooner Mary, OF
Detroit, went the Old Pittsburg pier, ana went to
pieces very doom after all board were lost n Ia
not known how many there were In the crews. Not
less than six lives were lost by these disasters.
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THE GALE ON THE LAKES.
Terrific Storm ON Lako Ontario-DIsasters &C

OSwey0.
OswEGo. Oct. Is. 1870.
terrific gale Of wind since early this morning
has proved disastrous TO shipping on the lake.
Several vessels arrived with the loss Of canvas ana
deck load. Schooner Advance, from Chicago to
this port with barley, II ashore twelve miles up the
lake. schooner Flying Scud bound TO Ganada light.
is ashore up the lake. Sloop Cora, with barley for
this port, Is ashore down the lake. ,
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The North German steam ships.

LONDON Oct 49, 1870
The German steamship Thuringia, which sailed
for Hamburg, is anchored In the Grmsby Roads. A
reward OF sloo has oeen offered by her owners at
Hamburg 10 any one giving her notice OF The re-
sumption or the Blockade or the I.sbe.
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MARINE DISASTERS.


Accident 10 the steamer HectrH.
NORWICH. Oct. Is, 1870.
The propeller Electra, of Providence, broke her
shaft or Branford on sionday night, just inside the
stern, and began making water rapidly. By tic
throwing up OF rockets she attracted the attention
OF tue steamship City Of Norwich, which took or
the passengers. The Electra was kept adoat VITA
difficulty ana towed by the city of Norwich 90 Fun
tington, ana the passengers were afterwards landed
at Lyme.
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A.-Waruock g. Co.'s
Gents Dress Hat. for 81,
Is s'tho'' hat now called FOR.
Buy and save One Dollar.
Uudrcss Hats OF character ut LnodcrAc prices.
boys and Ynu,ns Hats, = specially
WARWICK i Co, bly Broadway.
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CHICAGO, Oct. Is 1870.
The steamer Orion, Captain Butlin, oil the Good
rich line, running between this port aud Grand ba-
ven Mlch., was wrecked IN Grand Haven harbor
this morning, and Will probably prove total
loss. The passengers ana crew were all safely got
ashore. Tie ORION cost $4,000 and Insured FOR
$4,000.
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Burial OF the T.nfc Minister to Ecuasor--Oal-
ciaI Election Returns.

CoLUhBCS, Oct 49, 1870
The burial OF the Int United States Minister Cog
geshall and daughter. VINO died in Ecuador, South
America, about two years ago. took place here to-
day.
Governor Hayes TODAY appointed three delegates
from each Congressional district In OHIO to attend
the convention which meets In Cincinnati Octo.
Der % 10 deliberate in reference 10 the removal OF
the capital from v ashlngton.
Ohiclal returns from the late election sl 0w thar
Perry trepuDlican) has 145 majority for Congress IN
the First district, Stevenson republican, has l.54a
majority IN the second district, Morgan (demOcrat
2,l4, majority in the Thirteenth district ami
Sprague republican, TO majority in the Fifteenth
derilct.
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Hrazxini His Way % lome--The papai
Debt.
FLORENCE Oct. Is, 1870.
Maznni has arrived In this city. From here
he will go to Rome.
The Italian government pays the coupons due on
the Papal debt in January.
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Fire on sshipbonrd.

LONDON, Oct. IS 1870.
A fire on board the ship nIilaren at Shields did
much damage to her cargo and slightly Injured her
hull.
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SPAIN.
Quarantine-Tho Cabinet.

QuarantiNe-Tho Cabinet.
MADRID. Oct. Is, 1870.
The Spanish government still defers opening the
port OF Barcelona.
Rodriguez declines the portfolio rendered him by
General Prin
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COURT OF APPEALS CALENDAR.

ALBANY, Oct. ~. 1870.
The following Ia the Court OF Appeals day calcn-
dar for October ~, ISs0:Nos. To- IL, TO- 2:, q. "a
50, %, %, ~, ~. 80, 81.
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A French Mail for London.

LONDON Oct. 49, 1870.
French war steamer has been ordered to Calais
TO carry the French mails over the Channel to Eng