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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-27
POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.
City Politics.

FOURTH WARD rAMMAsy HALL EAriFlcArioN.
Gross Gardens on william street, vere crowded
last evening 10 their utmost capacity by the electors
or the FonIIh ward assembled 20 ratiiy the state
AMI county tickets OF the democratic party. The
meeting was presided by cx-Assembl yman
Daniel Lcamy. and was In every respect OF the
best and most satisfactory meetings. ever held
After brief statement OF the purposes Of
The meeting by DIR. Leamy, Counsellor William
f. Howe addressed the asscmblaee. he reruted IN
iorciblc terms the ridiculous charge made against
Mayor Hall. tnaJ oil having been Know Nothing
OF Mayor Hall III behalf OF the sisters OF Charity,
abiding particularly 10 MS lectures Oh 1.-THE Prism
Of charity By means cans Of when u ARG ss were
Virginia, to retrieve the losses they Mad Sustained
during the late war.
Assistant District Attorney John r. Fellows FOL.
lowed MIR. Howe and delivered rea'ly beautiful
ana g0wlngly eloquent speech. winch eIcited thun-
ders OF applause. Mr. stephen :. Meany. Judge
William J. Kane, Mr.. i. q. s. 0ilvcr, robert j. h.
Roosevelt, Candidate for Congress in the district.
aud several Others also made stirring appropri-
ate addresses.
FIRST WARD WILLIAM NJ. TWEED CLUE.
An enthusiastic meeting under the auspices OF
this organization was leld lass evening at No. 80
Greenwich street. Resolutions were adopted Diedg-
ing support 10 the state and county democratic
nominations, culogizlng Mayer Han as an honest
and capable pubic officer and benevolent and high.
minded citizen, ana assuring TO the democratic
ticket an '.old first ward democratic majority on
the stn Of November" Isaac Boyce, Mr.. Madigsn,
candidate Tor Assembly, and several others adj
dressed the meeting.
ROBERT B. ROOSEVELT FOR CONGRESS-.
Ex-Congressrnan Morgan Jones yesterday formally
withdrew as a candidate Tor Congress IN the Fourth
district, ana at Il meeting OF the Congressional
Nominating Convention last evening at Monroe Hall
Mr.. Robert h. Roosevelt was unanimously selected
as the candidate The convention was presided
over by Alderman Thomas Conan, who introduced
Mr.. Roosevelt TO the delegates present Mr. Roose-
veit accepted the nomination In lifting speech,
pledglDg himself TO do hts utmost ~ secure tue
success Of the democratic party
NOMINATIONS LAST EVENING.
MTamlnaDy-Eighteenfh Assembly district Leander
Buck; Thirteenth ward, School Trustee Henry Il.
Lynch, Tor short term.
RepuDlican--Third Assembly district endorsed
James Hayes, the Young Democracy candidate;
Seventeenth Assembly district, Ira A. Allen; Third
ward. School Trustee, Francis II. Fellers
Young Democracy Sixteenth Assembly district,
Francis 4. Purcell.
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DARING ROBBERY Of MASSACHUSETTS
EANEA.
The First National aanl, of Grafton, Cleaned
Oni Of Over One Hundred Thousand Dol
iar,-Thc Watchnnn Gagged, Hnnicuffcd
and ChiOrOlormed.

BosToN. Oct. 26, 1870.
THIS morning 1t was discovered that the First Ma
tional Bank, IN The town OF Grafton, ABOUT eight
miles east OF Worcester, had been robbed or all its
yaIuabes. The vault and safe were burst OPEN
and the robbers must have been engaged In the en-
terprise between six ana seven hours The circuru-
stances. as they appear, are rs foliows:-t appears
that between nine aud ten O'Clock last night
the watchman OF the institution, named
Lewis Daniels. was accOsted on the com
mon, In the vicinity OF the bank. by strange man,
who asked him II the apothecary SHOP would be
open again Tonight; but before MIR. Daniels was
able TO answer the question he seized by man
from behind, who immediately gagged him. and
with the assistance or two other men he was also
bank, which was entered by the whole party, con-
sSting OF five men. Mr. Daniels placed uDOn
lounge an kept quiet by one or the strangers who
chor0iormed hun. The fellows then commenced an
known 10 the proiesson ana between three and
four O'Clock this morning the work OF plumber was
successfully accomplished. All the money, bonds
and papers were taken away, and the cash on hand
their iilgoteB gains, without beIng seen or moleste
The deposits IN the bank included small sums be-
longing TO various parties In town, who cannot
AFFORD To bear the loss sustained.
MThc lounge, after Mr.. Daniels had been placed
upon II and rendered lnselSiDie, put into coal
closet and kept there during the night.
The robbers got into the safe by knocking away
some or tine brick work ana prytng open the doors.
Tile amount taken IN bonds, notes ana money was
500 900. Most OF the loss iii Ia on the people
who have bonds on deposit. The loss TO the bank
will not exceed $4,000. The robbers, Mr.. Daniels
says, left the bank before ve O'Clock, probably with
u horse and wagon. AS q horse was stolen from "a
private stable In New England Village soon after
that tinle 1t IL probable they changed horses and
bank has offered reward OF $4,000 for the money
and thieves.
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LYNCH LAW.

Outrages in Indiana-Two Prisoners Rescued
from tho Onacors and Hung by n Mob.
= NEW ALBANY, Oct. 20, 1870.
At eleven O'Clock last night the sheriff and
posse Of men were taking two prisoners from
Orleans, Orange county, Ind to Paoli, for the pur-
pose Of placing them In jail at the latter place.
When about four miles from Orleans about one hun
dred disguised and well armed men suddenly ap.
peared, surrounded the party and took the prs-
oners and hung them to the rafters OF q covered
bridge The prisoners were portion Of gang who
robbed farmer near Orleans about week ago.
Great excitement prevails throughout this section.
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MISSOURI.
Suicide Of "A Salif0rnian--shurp Practice Of
Shysters-ImDortant Railroad Suit.

Suicide Of "A Calif0rnian-shurp Practice Of
hysters-ImDortant Railroad Suit.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. %, 1870.
Charles Frey, a wine merchant OF California, was
found dead in bed here yesterday. 1t Is supposed
lie committed suicide.
Perry Randolph, who was arrested in Jackson
county in this State some months ago for passing
counterfeit money, entered suit In the United States
Circuit Court yesterday against Swift h Cowan law.
yers, Of Kansas City, for $40 900 damages. Rar-
doph alleges that he paid Swift & Cowan $500,
for which they we're to procure bail for and defend
his case, which tney failed to DO and kept his
money.
John Totten, OF Philadelphia: William y Wood
andVrheodOre Wright, OF Carlisle Pa and Others ed
tered suit IN The United States Circuit Court yester
day against the Missouri and Mississippi Railroad
COMPANY to compel them to fulfil a contract. The
plaintins allege they had a contract with the CON-
pany 10 furnish iron for the track rolling stock for
the road. and to build depots &C.. Tor which they
were 10 receive 100000 In stock and $50 900 in first
mortgage bonds per mile but the defendants now
refuse TO fulfil 1t. The plaintiffs also ask for an in
junction restraining the company from giving the
work TO other parties.
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The King Of Italy Denies the AL
legations of a Papal Bull.
RUSSIA AND THE SPANISH THRONE.
English Complaints Of the Telegraph Service
to America.
POLITICAL AMNESTY IN BERLIN.
ITALY AND ROME.

Tho King Denies a Qualifications in Pros
pect-The Newspaper Press.
FLORENCE, Oct. 20, 1870.
The Minister Of Foreign Affairs has sent circular
letter to the representatives OF Italy in foreign
tries denying the assertions made in the late Papa
Bull. relative to the reasons for dssolving the Ecu
menical Council.
The Minister says:-'Italy has not raised
nor will she raise any obstacle whatever either to
the reassembing of the Council or the perfect free
dom Of its discussions.
The Optntone says the dissolution Of the Italian
Chambers is contemplated. The elections for new
members will occur In November next
Nearly all the journals OF this city are preparing
for an early emigration to Rome, which. 1t Is gene
rally considered, must ultimately become the capital
OF the nation.
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Kings County Nominations.

THE REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONVENTION
The Republican County Convention met again yes
terday afternoon for the purpose Of nominating a
candidate for County Clerk in the place OF General
James Jourdan, who declined After stormy time
Supervisor James Duny, Of the Tenth ward, received
the nomination.
The independent Germans sent In communica.
ton requesting that Frank STRIKER be nominated
Ia place Of 3 T. Maddox for Register, and q. q.
Wust for County Clerk. The convention paid no
attention to the communication The convention
endorsed Il. ID. Webster, s. b. butcher and other
candidates OF the county convention, when they
adjourned.
DEMOCRATIC WARD NOMINATIONS
Thirteenth Ward-Fvr Supervisor, Waiter X. Van
yakenburgh.
Fourteenth Ward-For Alderman Francis Nolan.
Nineteenth Ward-The candidates for supervisor
were Marvin Cross, the present incumbent and
Michael McGinness. The primary was ds0rdcriy
aud required the presence OF q large police force.
1t Is believed that Mr.. Cross was nominated.
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1slEGRApHlc NEWS ITEMS.

The republican Official majority in OHIO 1884, The pro-
hibition ticket received only 800 votes.
The population of San Francisco $751; whom la0I7
Chinese The property valuation is $500 0000cO
OF i732 and the four remaining counties give demo-
cratic majority. Three counties did poll single demo
cratic vote
adopted resolutions opposing further appropriations
buildings In the District of Columbia, aud the
nova OF the national capital to point In Missis
sippi valley, and then adjourned.
Archiba O. Leekin scalded to by falling into
boiling H. dlSlrry IN Lnd. III, on Tu2sday
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At little before eleven O'Clock last night Thomas
Scanlon and Michael Corbet, both residing in
Seventh avenue near Fftysixth street, got into an
alteration in the hallway OF Corbet's house when
Scanlon plunged knife INTO CorDet's thigh innict-
Ing severe wound. Scanlon was arrested and
taken to the wentysecond precinct station house
where he IL now confined. CorbeU's wound was
home by his friends. = s
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KENTUCKY.

Important Railroad Suits-Louisviiie and
Southern Connections Delayed.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. 20, 1870.
A suit was Instituted yesterday by Thomas 8.
Kennedy against the city OF Louisville the Cncin.
natl, Covington and Shelby and Louisville and Nash
vile railways and the heirs Of D. H. Merriweather
The petitioner claims that he purchased OF
Merrlweather certain tract OF ground over which
the railroads mentioned are laying a track for
connection, claiming TO have the right from the
heirs and city. Other suits OF similar character
are about 10 be brought the connection or these
Will be delayed some time
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MASSACHUSETT rs.

The Hide and Leather Bank Defaicati0n.
BOSTON, Oct. 90, 1870.
In the case OF the Hide and Leather Bank defa.
CATION OF 100000, for which Martin, the cashier
was sentenced for the embezzlement and pardoned
by President Johnson Judge Clifford Of the United
States Circuit Court has decided that Alexander c.
FELTON, can be tried as an accomplish Felton's
counsel claimed that the indictment would not hold
because MS client was not an offcer OF the bank
but Judge Clifford decided that 1t is not necessary
that more than one party in such conspiracy shall
he bank o1lccr. ~
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REiNfOaCEMENTS FOR THE MARINES.

Preparations are being made at the marine bar
RACKS for the reception or detachments OF marines
from the Washington, Philadelphia and Boston
navy yards. There will be about eight companies
Of marines collected here, to remain until election Is
over, In pursuance OF orders from Washington. The
force now in the barracks numbers about 900 men,
all IN high state OF efficiency rhe reinforcements
10 he sent here will doubtless swell the force to 700
or 500 men,
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SPAIN.

Prussia and the Throne Question-The Voc
mitO.
LONDON, Oct 26, 1870
1t Is understood that the Madrid government
awaits Prussa's approval OF the nomination Of the
Duke Of AOsta to the throne
The vomito has appeared again at Barcelona, and
the mortality Is increasing.
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OBITUARY.
william Charles Yeiverton.

WHfUM VuHFTtB TeIVeFtOus
cable despatch from London yesterday an
nounccd the death OF William Charles Yelyerton,
better known by the title OF Viscount Avonmorc.
Deceased was born In 1924 He was for time con-
nected with the army, holding the position OF Major
situated in the counties Of Tipperary ana Mayo.
Like many other Irish peers Lord Avonmore lived
the deceased to the property and title is the notor
GUS Major Yelverton, whose infamous treatment OF
his wife few short years ago Is sitl fresh In the
memories OF the readers OF newspapers the world
over.
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New York Statc Politics.

DEMOCRATIC RALLY AT HUDSON.
HUDSON, Oct. 90, 1870.
Hon. Andrew Jackson Rogers addressed the de.
mocracy at the City Hall this evening. II was tue
largest and most enthusiastic political meeting that
has been held In this county during the campaign
Mr.. Rogers took his vast audience by STORM, and
after speaking for nearly two hours they called
toAdg iog b'm ~ so on. Taa Ucetpg va, pcV.
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ENGLAND.
The Atlantic Telegraph Service-Prussia's
War Policy-The Royal Marriage.

The Atlantic Telegraph Service-Prussia's
War Policy-The Royal Marriage.
LONDON, Oct 26, 1870.
The Liverpool Chamber OF Commerce complains
OF the losses caused by the naccuracy and delay In
the telegraphc service between Liverpool ana
America. They have resolved TO petition the gov
eminent for direct line between Liverpool and
vaentia Bay as 1t Is between these points that the
greatest irregularities occur.
Mr.. Shaw Lefevre member Of Parliament for
Reading. last evening made speech to his con-
stituents in that city, He said since the proclama-
ton Of the French republic Prussia by her persist
ency had become the aggressor. English SYM
pathies, which were originally with Prussia, had
now been transferred to the French. Leaving the
subject of the war. he reoiced in the departure
from the rule OF marrying English princesses ex.
clnsively to German princes.
The United States steamer Franklin has been re.
paired and has sailed from Portsmouth for Spit.
head, where she viii take on board ammunition, &c.
Sir Francis Head writes to the London Times to-
day deprecatng the English protest against the an
nexatton OF Alsace and Lorraine to Germany, "see-
ing that England has captured and annexed more
millions OF men than all Europe tOgether.n
1t Is officially announced that the Queen yesterday
at o council at Bamoral, sanctioned the coniem-
plated marriage between the Princess Louise and
the Marquis OF Lorne.
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THE TURF IN TENNESSEE.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Oct. 20, 1870.
At the Memphis races to-day the first race was
dash OF two miles. Six started. The race was won
by Lttleton. beating Alice Hunt second and Village
blacksmith thlrd. st; Legsr bolted against the
In the Green Stake, for three wear ODDS mile
heats, three started. The following IS the sum
mary
kaLneen. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. q
Nina IL
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BELGIUM.

Bonnparfism and Neutrality.
BRUSSELS, Oct. 26, 1870.
This city continues to be the seat Of active Bona
partist intrigues The Independence Beige still de-
nounces these violations Of international law. and
calls upon the government to expel the culprits.
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AUS TRiA.

National Interests In France.
TRIESTE Oct 26, 1870.
The Vienna government has sent frigate to Mar.
settles to protect the interests OF Austrian subjects
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IRELAND.

Death of Lord AvOnmore.
LONDON, Oct. 80 1870.
Vcount Avonmore is dead. Major Yelverton Of
the famous Yelverton breach OF promise OF marriage
trial, succeeds to the title.
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GERMAN
~>o~c~~~~>c~~~~-~~~>~~

Parliamentary Northumberland Amnesty.
BERLIN, Oct. 20, 1870
The elections for the new Pr,lsslan Diet will be
held on the 9th and 10th OF November.
Herr Jacoby and seven other political prisoners
have been released.
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SOUTH AMERICA.
Lopez Jordan Again acknowledgements
tion Of the Brazilian Cabinet.

tion Of the Brazilian Cabinet.
LISBON, Oct. 90, 1870.
The regular mail steamship nom Rio Janeiro
arrived this port late last evening, bringing dates
IRON that city to the stu instant The news Is quito
important.
Favorable intelligence had been received from
Montevileo. Lopez Jordan had again been de-
feated BY the forces or the Argentine republic.
The Brazilian Cabinet had been reconstructed
ana moderately conservative ministry substituted
as follows:--
Minister OF Foreign Affairs-yscount ST. Vincent.
Minister OF State-Oliveira.
Minister oil Flnance-Homen.
Minister of Justce--Barras.
Minister OF Commerce -Texeira.
Minister or the Marine-Souza- Franco. @~~~---.
Minister OF War-Cadwell.
Many reform measures, including one relative TO
emancipation had been promised.
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Neglected COuQh, Cold or Sore Throat,
which might be checked by simple remedy Ike BROwsS
BRONCHIAL TROCHES,K allowed TO progress, may
inmate seriously. For Bronchitis. Asthma Catarrh and
consumptvc Coughs THE TRocHEs used with advant
tage, giving oftentmes immediate relief Singers public
speakers will find them also eellent clear
render articulation wonderfully easy.
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THE STEAMSHIP CAMBRIA,

No Tidings Of the Boats.
LONDON, Oct. 2s-5 r. M.
No ttdings have been heard of the missing boats
OF the steamer Cambria, and 1t is now thought they
went down with the sb5f.
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Bncbeior,s Hair Dye-The Best i'm tho
world The only perfect dye harmes: reliable. stAaA
ucous Factory NJ Bond street.
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Every Genuine Bottle. OF congress Water
has large SCI TaseJ upon the gass None genuine sold on
draught Depot, 81 Chambers street
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All the Latest styles Of Mems and Dovss
Hats OF the best quality reasonable prse> AT BAtrA3
3j7 Canal street, corner of Wooster.
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A.-l.adiess Furs.

As-L001eR furs.
WAREOCK 4 CO., Hattcrs md turner's,
have opened their usual extensive and select OF
Ladies' and Chiidrcn's Fgrs
comprising desirable article In the tine which
and captivating 5i9 Broadway.
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At LORDS Cleaning and Dy~iug Offices, gs4
Broadway, Twenty street: 439 Rgeomc
Broadway, Coats Pants Vests, Dresses shswis Sacks,
Velvets, Feathers &C., lilly cleaned.
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A.-Herring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES.
25l Broadway, corner Murray strsst.
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Diabetes, Diabetes Constitution Water is
the only known remedy for It, Depo-ss CliG sa,ees.
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For DeafycsS.-The Patent Organic vibrator.
II nus into he ear IA not percepblc singing nose
p the head and enables deaf persons distinctly
church or Cnblic assemblies Treatise Deafness
Catarrh, with means Of cure, FREQ,
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Base Bali Netes

To-day the Athletics, Of Philadelphia, play the
Mutuals ON the Union grounds good game is ex-
pected
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Totals. :. 81 9l4 81 Is Totals. 80

INNINGS.
C1urs Ii. Cd. 81. IN. 5D 6lt. tn Stb OIL
Alantics.. 0 3 o 5-li
Umpire-Mr. c. Mills, Of the Mutual Club.
Time of game-One hour and ffty-ave mnutes
Runs carbohydrates. /: Red Stockings l.
TodAy-Mutua Vs. Atlantic OF Philadelphia. on Union
ground.
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Geld Pens.
EouSy'S Ana Cold Pens ani PenclS
- tacgY IN >ac a<ng, 2ll -raY Eax.
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Newmarket Races.

LONDON, Oct. 90, 1870.
The chief feature OF the second October meeting
at Newmarket, yesterday, the race for the Cam
brdgeshire stakes OF rs sovereigns each. 10 forfeit
with 100 sovereigns added by the Jockey Club;
closed with 2a6 subscribers, o3 OF whom paid SOW
ereigns; mile and 240 wards. The race was won
by Adonis. The following is the summary
Count Renards CHI. c. Ad0ns, by GrimstOn, out
OF Legerdemain, years old Observation-Disclosures. I
Major Stapytons ch. c. Syrian, by Mentmore,
out oil Princess, years old. Observation-Disclosures. 2
Captain MitcheIs b. G. Bonny Swell by Ma.
car0ni out OF Bonny Bell, years old .......... 3
Time, 2:05.
The betting, previous to the race. was fifteen to
two against Adonis.
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English Naturalization Convention.
The naturalization convention between the United
States and Great Britain Is to-day officially pub
llshed.
Tax Manual for Cigar Manufacturers.
the Internal Revenue Bureau has issued tax
manual for cigar manufacturers, in order to guard
against frauds and 60 insure the enforcement OF tic
law.
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SIApRING AffRAY.

Time, l:471a, 1:4s.