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EXCITEMENT II LIMA-AS ITALIAN UNITY DEM
ONSrRATION SUPPRESSED BY FORCE-ITAL-
IAN FLAGS PULLED DOWN-FINE HUNDRED
ITALIANS IMPRISONED-A PAPAL PROCESSION
ALLOWED TIE FOLLOWING DAY-A RENo-
LUTON IMMINENT.
KINGSTON, Jamaica, Oct. :, via Havana. Oct.
l0-rle steamer Rising star has arrived from Aspinwal
Advices from Peru 10 the 23d ult. had been re-
cei,ed at Panama The Italian residents in Lima
had made great Preparations to celebrate the anniycr
sary Of the occupation Rome by the national troops
The new President Of Peru induced ny the clergy 10
forbid the demonstration. Hs order caused great ndg
nation The in the colleges reSo' ed to get up
a celebration Oh their own account, i'll spite Of
the prohibition. The Italian Minister at Lima
issued an address 10 his connuymeh
rrgng obedience TO the authorities, bat the students
and their friends persevrrcd III their determination ana
on the day Of the anniversary assembled In the public
souare While the editor Of the NdeOndl was delivering
An Grafton troops suddenly rushed from the
four sides Of the square aud charged the
crowd at the point Of the hayonet. Athongh
10 resistance made, many persons were wounded
and 500 were dragged to prison. among them inc BOLIVIAN
Corsll. and the Secretary OF the Gillian Legation
Great excitement caused by the outrage. lherc
were fears OF al ontbrcaA' anu tne
sbops and banks closed The Italian
fla. was ordered down everywhere ana mounted
i"ce patroltd the streets Night came, however with
Ont further disturbance. But il was believed the anar
would not end the acqultscence Oh the ithahs VI
whom there are 900 in Lima aud Caila0 revolution
T. possible and the Government Is TAXING Pe'auou9
against II. -. u.o,o Nv. tho o,ar,cal
party on the next day. procession passed tne
the procession halted in the square large number OF
p+opie gathered around the portrait 10 20 VI.
eertm9ny Of kissing me fcg, ,meared With turcntTc
The sacriege had reused the indignation OF the roman
catholics aud the feeling was very bitter against Inc
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AT THE GOLD EXCHANGE-$0.UOOG GIVEN.
In the Gold Room the sentiments of com
reechoed and al p. m. special meet
!.;of the Exchange was called with Mr.. Hoyt Presi
After discussion 10 the best manner Of rails
Ing the money resolution offered authorizing the
Executive Committee appropriate $500 10 the relief
The Chicago sufferers. and providing that suoscrp-
ton paper should be circulated for the same purpose
he resolution Was modified 10 include only the ap
Yrsou $500 the members would probably cir
cua,- '''v,te ,ul~criY,IoL papers with excellent re-
tHit.
ACTION OF TIE NTw-YORK CHAMBER OF COM
MFRCE-$S2. 0OO SUBSCRIBED.
A special meeting of the Chamber of Com
WAS held at noon Yesterday 10 take action in re-
gard TO the suerincs resulting from the fire in Chicago
The Hon George Opdyke opened the meeting as follows
he calamity Tia. Las OyersaLeH our SISTER city Of
s4 ~rSt Of tb,i prooo.' parallel tbs
We a AT SISGss TOE I ~ h IT. sr s SSs
:s ss' and v'hGut & ", 61yt MI H. 20 he uest sI
"a W od the prompt sc, .1I tsrpts, ~ b, ~ '
A A. Low offered the following, winch were adopted:
SA,a. disaster Of unparalleled ZAsntoas las ss1s zoe T
m without clothing he stand
~ !, .reci q her cben.LsG hope. and .,-'.
az Our o.. s beam. s2sIs NOV Soy S S for
VIA AiVe Le Suddenly dsp e. and - heo Eits ample means
sS Th.t lbs ch.mbsT would tender to
Ca o. CafsI NE sIS;Oe ~ ~ ~or Of sncourtmep
pa tehei that nArvsOeI Vsah Of TO pOP1A
ChsO oOnuBOe ueIOpoh, Of The West
.strs" By ;s.' :: III
y collected ~ forwarded 70 ibe A,oi o. tnt ~" o. al 70
EesoES Tb., The COMMITTEE. Of s Chamber authority
es's .sA-er,ptOns from The city Al large
Mr. Patterson, a member o! the Liverpool Chamber OF
Commerce. stated that he confident that his cOun
tymeu would sympatlnze deeply with the afncteo ctl
pens Of Chicago and suggested that kilograms should be
ent TO the Chambers Of Commerce In tht eadlne ctles
81 England SEQ uainting them with the extent OF tht ca
Sanity In accordance with THE suggestion, the Follow
Peg the Chambers Of Commerce IN Liverpool
annghSIn Cork. Glasgow Leeds, The POtteres, Edin-
Durgh Bradford stOke-upon- Trent Dublin. keddermln-
Belfast shef1ed Neglected Bristol Hull e0u'h
emptOn. Newcastle and Falmouth:
+ ChABbeT suggestion Of member
p osS Of r,i, Bnt.Ip ireland .sSrnr mu
Of GAe,.o .n' have Teen rendered .,I St,n Tie COZ
6eo Yort OFT TO- 1871.
The following Committee was appointed TO receive
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PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION
A A. M.

LATEST OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES REDEEMED-
TIE LEGISLATURE sAFE-A REPUBLICAN
MAJORITY ON JOINT BALLOT.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO rAg TMBUsEI
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 10-2 q. m.-Returns come
in slowly but surely The Republican majority In tho
city on the State ticket Is estimated by the Republican
City Executive Committee TO be from 900 900 for
the Republican candidate for Mayor. and 1000 lO0
for Coroner j. G. L. Brown OF The Press, by lloo Tho
other city candidates are elected by majority ranging
from 5000 TO 7.O0O.
The bittrrest attack mad upon Col WIN b. Mann,
our candidate for District Attorney. hut lac has III"
Eight by from 1000 to 1000 a great victory in view Of
his energy and efficiency in the future.
The redemption of Philadelphia is important IN all re-
spects 1t gives us new men the police IN plioo Of
tho-o who havc heretofore boon SIMPLY an Irish mob.
controlled by tho worst influences.
We hive the Legislature in JOINT ballot. having sInci
40 far at least FIVE of the House. with tho pros
poets Of securing the Senator This IL decisive of
power to control the Congress appoitonmcLt
The majority In the city outside OF PhiIad"pnm caii-
no; be less than 5000 giving u at l"a- 5000 IN he
whole.
Tie call for Convention 10 reform the State Con
stiuton prevailed 10y large majority. All things con
-idrrcd these results the most significant since 1874
and 1868
The Cit7"n,' R,form movement did not poll ror" Than
about 300 votes and II had the effect OF calling ont hun
drrds Of Republicans who would not otherwise have
gone to the polls The Democrats have had compare
lively little Of 1t in the city, the true friends of Reform
precrTnS to trust 10 the Republican, party. The Labor
RefOrncrs generally acted in concert with tine ErpnhI
party. inasmnch they in II the Only ORGANIZED
interest in favor Of Protection to Home Labor
Philadelphia her position as the leading lnvll
city Of the nation, and will maintain 1T by oio1 Coulsci+
and fearless action
A CLEAN SWEEP IN ALLEGHENY COUNTY.
PITT,BrRGII, Oct. 10-Midnight Ecpub-
lean majority on the state ticket Is 6,Jn The Whole
Legislative and County ticket is elected.
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SPAIN.
TIE POLITICAL EXCITEMENT INCREASING IN
MADRID.

TIE POLITICAL EXCITEMENT INCREASING IN
MADRID.
MADRID, Tuesday, Oct 10, 1871.
The political excitement which has been rife
here since the assembling OF the COrtes il growing IN in
tcns,tv and the antagonsm between Seniors Sagsa and
Zorrilla constantly increasing The order issued by
Gen Prim nearly year ago. forhdding soldiers to be-
long to political associations, 10 participate in any
manner in political affairs. has been renewed and will be
rigdly enforced senior Allegro has been appointed Civil
Governor OF this city.
meeting Of Trogresistas held in this city to-day re-
cccd by vote Of % to 20, proposal TO support before
The Cortr- vote OF confidence the Government The
pohtica! supporters Of Senior Sagasta are pairing
manifesto disavowinC radical ideas.
threatened misunderstanding bet ween Morocco and
Spain has averted by the payment by Morocco OF
$4,000 Indemnity to the families OF three SpaniaI Dis muir
tercd 10y subjects Of the Emperor.
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GENERAL PRESS DISPATCH
CINCINNATI. Oct. 10-Midnight.-The follow

CINCINNATI. Oct 10-Midnight.-T follow
ing additional returns have been received
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Republican majority 337; San
duskv City-Noyes 50 majority; Champaign County
Noves $50 majority: Medina three townships-Noyes,
,i',itv go iiallipolls City and tOwnshilNoyes, 33l
a{"rty Crclevle City and township-?1 majority for
McCooF Elyria-Noyes, majority. 36o.
W,sh,np1nn Count Marietta Harmer, and six town.
sh,ps Moves $40 majority Greene County-Xenis City
and township NOyes, slt majority; Lawrence County,
dron,on s,I ards and townships. SOyes go majority
aTE County-epringn and township, Noyes, $50 ma
jority. 49,. ,ooo -..,.-.,-. ,,.S,,.
rornty|S Newark McCoOks majority as; Seneca County
Fight wards and township 2l3 majority for McCoOk
avnn nine wards and townships, McCooks majority 81.
I'n,nn Cuuuty-F1ve townships Noyes, LAC majority.
iake County-Noyes loo3 majority.
Licking County-PartiAi returns indicate the Demo
Butler County-OIord Township, Noyes, lte majority.
In to lao a m no returns frvm any OF the Wards Of
had been received. There Is much split
,,n and 40 many tickets that returns looked for
befure tomorrow.
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GERMANY.

TIE RATIFICATION OF TIE CUSTOMS TREATY
WITH FRANCE CONSIDERED CERTAIN.
BERLIN, Tuesday, Oct. 10, 1871.
The difficulties in the way of the Customs
Treaty for Asace and Lorraine have removed and
ratification may now be considered certain. NJ.
Pourycr Qucrer and Prince Bismarck are now discuss
ing the payment Of the fourth halfmiard Of the in
dcITNity.
All the Consuls in Asace have been informed that they
must withdraw their flags when the eNeruas issued to
them by the French Government have expired
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PROMPT ACTON DF TIE HARTFORD INsrEANcE
COMPANIES

HARTFORD. Oct. l1-3:35 "A. m.-The Hartford,
Rtna, and tn" Phrnx Compares the irsr make
public annoncencnt OF their PURPOSE pay all losses
Chicago prum.iiS. Tn" f,na has IN ructod It's Chicago
agent - commence pay mrnt Tomorrow Tue Hlttfpri
tGlcgT rHG,! 9.n!l.1T u! tr .ict3OUd
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TEXAS ELECTION.

PrRTHER RETURSs-A REPUBLICAN CONGRESS
MAN PROBABLY ELECTED-oSE COUNTY IN
DER MARTIAL LAW.
GALVESTON, Oct. 1o.-The net majori'ic', as
far IA heard from, are ~ follows
LIST District IL CountleSl-Hcrndon tDcm) l'Oi.
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pie paracd before the public and sIandercd In reference
Ia 4 matter wherein AN personally concerned. 70
poa that II there IA any remedy such outrage
slIai seHk IT. Respectfully DC.
JOsEPH Il. BTEwARr,
OF Counsel for Mrs PerkinsA
Ns,o. YorL
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EARTHQUAKE SHOCK AT WILMINGTON
WELLINGTON, Del, Oct. lO-There u no
joIbt that the shock felt here yesterday sn earth
quake Another shock occurred At "a O'Clock iast night
No powder has recently exploded IN the snte
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FRANCE.

TTETHTR ELECTION RETURNS-JEROME NAPO-
LEON RETURNED FROM ALSACE
PiEIs, Monday, oct. IL, 1871
The successful candidates for the ConsulS
Grncraux from strcs ana Garin are supporters OF NJ
THERE'S Administration. The Bonapartisi candidate Tor
Corsica defeated In this city the Conservative cand-
dates have been generally successful The Bonamr'~t
candidates have all been defeated. The result OF the
elections in Conservative provinces is largely in favor Of
the r. puhcans whose candidates developed nnrN'
pectcd strength. Prince Jerome Napoleon has been
elected from AjacciO.
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BRAZIL.

pROGEESS OF THE EMANCIPATION ELL.
LONDON. Tuesday. oct 10, ISL
Later adviccS from Rio Janciro state that
five articles Of the Emancipation hill had passed TO
second reading i'll the The friends OF the bill are
C. nfdent OF It's final adoption.
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NO NEW FIRE IN CHICAGO.

ASSOCIATED PKE>S OFFICE,
NEw-YORK. OFT I1-l9p III. {
The following dispatch. in answer to inquiries
from this Office ciIectually Gisposrs If the rumor
Of the renewal If the fire.
"CIICA1O. Dot 100 p n-The fire hes not broken out
dBuh ADLhg OF TIE AS-O. IATkD lRE~S'
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.}nSue]S men and others requiring iDsuranco
~ ."iCrr Advertisement 90 the AdyOcats Fire
iaTT1G - =, iivtuy u another cJunp
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Thanks to Nr-. WinsIow's Soothing syrup, - hA-s
b-n r eyed epesa nights Of rHf1 "'rhns 9TH p'o' ss
Ius Letls A.hHeu
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AMONG THE
REyOLIyTIOSARY MOVEMENTS ANON
CREEK INDIANS.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, Oct. lO.-Serlous trouble
is unprecedented In the Creek Hauon ou' y, ,ne
rovemept Checata the principal Chief of the Nation
bias called upon Al. good citizens to protect the lawful
government The revoutiOnists assembled rev cay
ago near Oomulgee. the Capital OF inc N ro 1h p
Threatened 70 sel1e the Government by ior@. ne
United States troops all being remover num sor
Gibson and there IL no force here 10 pio'o'' Po"'
Bloody times looked for.
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SHIPMENT OF SUPPLIES.
THE CONDITIONS OF CONFLAGRATIONS.

THE CONDITIONS or CONFLAGRATIONS.
10 me Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: Chicago has made the greatest OF mod
ern CONGREGATIONS While it's ashes are still smoking Ii
III time ask what are the conditions that SIN make
the Greatest confagrations possible How does it hap
pen that these caamtes in spite OF al our means
Of prevention in the midst OF civilization that trusts in
steam fre-engnes, an abundant head OF water, ana
trained army OF experts in the Fire Department. In the
presence this vast calamity may well AK whether
have gained permanent supremacy over the ele-
ments What is to prevent similar fate from over
taking this city when the requisite conditions shall con
curt II has SAID that for the submergence ofth City
OF St. Petersburg three conditions which have neveryet
occurred In combination, but which may occur at any
time are necessary. They high tide, an east wind
and a freshet in the Neva Each one Of these phe.
pomena is sngly frequent occurrence and quite In
eective for injury. Two of the three conditions have
often coe xisted with but insignificant damage TO prop
erty The have never yet occurred at once but
there is nothing TO prevent their occurrence and when
this chance shall befau 1t is predicted that
one Of the greatest catastrophes or the century
will take place. In the case Of Chicago but
two conditions required to produce the late con-
sgration The city built Of wood in sufficient part
N convey the flames rapidly from point to point; and
when the high wind from the Lake Tanned those names
tts destruction inevitable. No force OF steamers
coud contend for hour with the vast column OF name
that advanced over the city almost as swiftly e. once it
mi
forms its site The destruction of that splendid
growth was the work Of q day We may Say that Chi
cago was doomed from the first for to It's destruction
two things only were Decessary-a hlgh wind IN the
right direction and spark Of fire. Forty years suiced
for this and Chicago has shared the fate
that sooner OF later comes TO every city winch requires
30 few conditions 10 destroy H.
What are the conditions that must concur before New
Vorh can sufer a. Chicago donei As IN the case Of
81 Petersburg they are three in numDer Unless we
CLEARLY have this possibility in mind and take warning
in time there IL no why New York should escape
conHagrston great that which has JUST occurred
IN the Garden City. New-York is liable to be burned
whepeyer FIRE shall get well under way on winters
night the weather being at the same time cold enough TO
freeze the hydrants, and gale blowing BUM
cientIy strong to carry the flames across
IN. streets For the city in such case there ~oud DC
NO more safety than st. Petersburg In the event OF
the combined freshet Storm and food tide The fatal
combination OF circumstances has not occurred as YET
in either case But this fact gives no security TOT tine III
ture II there bs any possible way IN "m'h Casualty
may occur time nnaly brings IT to pass az III the eA
traordlnary condolences upon which uaLH Iaii"A de'
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A. T. STEWART GIVES $4,000.

A. T. STEWART GIVES $4,000.
Hon. r. b. MASON, Mayor of Chicago: You
ma, draw ON for s5oooo fty thousand doars to be
applied by yourself in conjunction with my irlenns,
place in AID Of me sufferers by the terrible calamity
which has befalen your city Or If preferred VIII
Of necessity "a you may designate ALE1 T. STEWART
At an impromptu meeting of the Board OF
Trade 1ll,SOO was raised by subscriptions
Members of the Mechanics and Traders EX-
chang" have subscribed N,054.
Sylvan Lodge No. 275. F. and a. NJ appro-
prOpriated t15d.
The attaches of Station F. PostO Office. have
subscribed ~
\ Bankers aud Brokers' subscription list
Broad-st
The City Council of Hobokcn appropriated
$500. IN accordance with Mayor omersolhi RECON-
merdation
Levy & Mciss of No. 20 FxchanGc-place
Chicago rchcf fund.
John Franz Of No. 4a5 Sixth-ave; will de, de-
Tor the Iellef OF the citizens OF Chicago.
COrnucOpa Lodge, No. 100, l. o. o. r..
appropriated for an entertainment.
John ID. GilmOr of No. POS Grcenwich-St 81.
ferers.
ANTHONY & Hall of this city telegraphcd to
the Mayor Of Chicago rendering the use of their Lake
View Hotel for The sufferers Ii Will accommodate 1000
people OF more.
The policemen under Capt Thorne Of the
Twenty sixth Precinct raised 800 yesterday with which
they purchased $50 barrels Of pilot bread and sent them
10 Chicago via the Enc Railway.
Freeman 4 Burr forwarded Yesterday adj
dressed 10 the Mayor OF Chicago for the uirr> by the
fire, box Of clothing containing 80 coats, IUuscTs
vests, overcoats. and boys suits.
The officers and employees of the Ncw-York
Railroad and Transportation Company have adopted
resolutions OF sympathy and determined 10 raise sub
CrptOns fol the relief Of sufferers OF their Glass III
Chicago.
Members of the hat, cap, fur, and straw
goods trade Will meet at IL o'clock today at the store Of
Thompson son Co., Noe. 81 and 81 HOWardst for the
purpose OF taking measures for the immediate relief "
the suffering poor OF Chicago.
meeting of the tel-kecpers Society in
Will be held at the St Nicholas Hotel this at :
O'clock HOteEktcpers who are not members OF the So
Ciety are also invited TO attend.
4 meeting of the members of the Cotton
Exchange was held at nOon yesterday 5. ID. Harrison
presiding. \ Committee OF five, consisting OF NJ. Is.
FIELDING, J. F. Wennan, Geo Cornwall, J. Moore, and
Meyer Lehman. appointed to call upon the members
who at the meeting Tor their COntrJu
| tons. Those present subscribed bOuntifuly.
The following appeal is issued to the MasOns Of the
| State:
r. Au'ho Mason. Of the STATE Of New York
desire before the Maon Of the OF NeWlok the APPEAL Of
brethren Ia bcgo and al the deaie oppressed Of
relief. And brethren
tins literally their viii allow.
cBtrbu knowing that reef CONN Viii e orgud
that be raised Will s disuse b. item ~ proper
! NNl orb the
e Master Office No ~ Broadway vi be by lin
| or~srlel to ClcAso-GSDd Masters Once, Oct 5. ~
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vr, Scott JOSIAH o. Low Henry RpsnIhng bryce Grsv
n,p, Wendell Poor C. Bs and the officers Of the
Cp.ubn Of Commerce.
The following subscriptions to the Relief Fund were
collected ut the Chamber Of Commerce during the after
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FOREIGN NEWS.
GREAT BRITAIN.
NO MORE FENIANs TO BE RELEASED.

Mr.. Gladstone has announced the determine
ton OF the Government not TO yield the appeals for
tie release OF the remaining Fenian prisoners. the
ground that their ofenses political and
lease OF other Fenians imprisoned political oenscs
form no precedent for dealing with those for whom par
don sought.
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A CAPTURED AMERICAN SCHOONER STOLEN AT
HALIFAX.
HALIFAX, n. S., Oct. TO- The American
schooner Edward A. Horton recently seized by capt
TORY for violating the fishery laws. Was stolen itoi
Guysborough haIbor last Night.
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DIED.

Wrjsina MI V-,ifiUG Cards, Ia Al Slsn rs N"~ Pss~,
~ i.vsKDhLL sON. ~ DLO
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OHIO ELECTION.

TuE STATE CLAIMED Ri THR REfUBLICANs BY
TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND MAJORITY.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
Corrvrt> Oct. 1l-12:3O a. m.-The Repub-
ncans claim Noyc> election by 5000 majority and think
the result IN Cuyahoga County gives them the Lgi'a-
t,re Erpuhncan aJority in Columbus 1850
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Headquarters for single Waithnm Watches,
o.. DER Ga - Bond u k-~.Yors-
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TURKEY

VIOLENT EARTHQUAKE SHOCK.
CoSsTASrISopLE, Tuesday, Oct. 10, ISL
A violent shock of earthquake was felt here
last night 1t did no serious damage.
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HOW SUPPLIES MAY BE FORWARDED.

The New-Jersey Lighterage Company will
convey supplies free Of charge from Harbecks stores
Brooklyn, to the Erie Depot lightning express train
will leave on the Erie Road at 10 this morning, with sup
Plies
The New-YOrk Central and Hudson River Railroad
Company will transport free its road from all places
along the line supplies for Chicago marked to the Mayor
OF that city.
The Presidents Of the United Railroad Companies Of
Nrw.Jers,y the Pennsylvania Railroad Company, and
the PENNSYLVANIA Central Railroad Company tender the
free use Of their for transportation 10 Chicago OF
all supplies that may be consigned TO the Mayor Of that
city for the relief of the people suffering by the fire
York or east thereof. Such consignmcnts may be de
livered at any OF their depots in New-Iork
subscriptions for relief Of the Chicago sufferers will
be received srded by Davidson Jones' Nos SO
and 81 wall-s: by j. ". Gee, Agent Of the Sewiork
and Boston Express Co, at Twcnty-throt. AID Broad
way, and by the Amsterdam Savings Bank NJ" 4O5
Grand 81.
SHIPMENT OF SUPPLIES.
An Erie Railway barge loaded with goods
for the sufferers Chicago arrived in Jersey City last
and boxes Of provisions and large number Of mat
resses coverles and pillows Another barge will arrive
about a. NJ to-day. The contributions Will be packed
in baggagecars each Of which will contain as much as
three feighcars 1t s expected that about ten baggage
cars will be filed this morning. special train Will be
started on the Erie Railway al 10 NJ which Will carry
All articles received TO that time aud Will II possible
reach Buffalo hours. This train will take the pre-
ence of all others, including regular passenger and
scal orders About 20 Erie Railway freiRhtcare were
held IN readiness yesterday To receive the goods.