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The Shasta courier., 1871-03-11
IDIocY, LUNAcy. PARALYSIS.

a spinal affections, suicide, and almost every ethel
form of disease which humanity 10 heir to, and
the real cause of the trouble scarcely sufPsst
ed and have doctored for all but the rigkt one.
Disease Of these organs require the use Of q
Diuretic.
The New York herald., 1871-10-11
HOW NEW JERSEY GOT OUT OF THE UNITED
STATES
From the Newark Courier, Oct. o.l

The origin OF the illusions to New Jersey as Q
l0reign country IS said 10 be as foll0ws-Afer the
downfall OF the first Napoleon MS brother Joseph
who had been King OF Spain, and his nephew,
Prince Murat or the King or Italy, sought refuge
in this country, and brought much wealth with
them. Joseph B0naparte wished to build palatia
residence here but did not desire to become q cit-
zen, as he hoped to return to Europe. To enable
MIN as an alien mold real estate required special
his benefit IN several States, but failed. He was
much chagrined. especially because Pennsylvania
refused. Alter this he applied to the New Jersey
Legislature, which body granted both him and
Murat the privilege OF purchasing land. They
bought tract at BOrdentOwn. and built magnificent
dweilings, and fitted them up In the most costly
manner Rare paintings, statuary, &C., were pro.
fuse and selected with care, and the grounds laid
out with exquisite taste.
Joseph Bonaparte's residence was, perhaps. the
finest in America. Thousands OF people visited IL
from all parts OF the country and were always
treated cOurteously. He was pr0fuse with his
money and gave great impetus TO business In tue
little town. The Philadelphians, finding that he had
apparently no end OF money aud that he used II TO
benefit business generally, regretted. when it was
too Iate that they had refused to let him locate
among themselves; and, TO keep up their mortihca-
ttOn would always taunt Jerscymen with having
King-with importing the King OF Spain to rule over
them; they were called Spaniards and foreigners on
this account But these taunss harmed no one as the
Jcrseymen lost nothing by their alurtng him 10 settle
among them and the term foreigner" jokingy
applied to Jersesmen, has come down to US long
after It's origin mas been forgotten except by lew
men or the past generation. Many years ago-dur
ING the reign OF Louis Philippe, we bclteve-botn
Bonaparte and Murat found they could safely return
10 Europe, so they sold out and returned.
The New York herald., 1871-10-11

WASHINGTON, Oct. 10, 1871.
Din1cuities OF tho Board Of Steamboat Inspec-
tors.
The meetings or the Board OF Supervising Inspec.
tors of Steamboats, are beginning to awaken lively
attention and many conflicting interests are
for q hearing. SO far tie Board has
been busy trying to arrange code Of signals which
shall not conflict with those already in use on the
high seas. but has done nothing to put into prac-
ttce the recent law Of Congress- Some OF the parties
interested In life Saving apparatus declare that the
Board A again disposed, in effect, to nullify the
most important sections OF that act, and there is
considerable talk about the influence OF the steam
boat interest against public safety and security. II
Is even asserted that one OF the Supervisors has
written to number OF steamboat owners to come
here In their own behalf large delegations are
expected from New York and other places this
week. Mr. william II. Boole, OF New York. has
been summoned here to give the Board the benefit
OF his knowledge and experience
Dcspondcnt Feolisx In Washinaton.
All the interest Of the city is centred in the Chicago
disaster tonight. and even the republican victory
In Pennsylvania was secondary consideration.
The President spent two hours at the meeting in
aid OF the sufferers and administration circles
showed few signs OF rejoicing over political trl-
umphs. No such significant success was ever be-
fore received with so little outward signs Of
rpiOCin0.
The New York herald., 1871-10-11
e N q L A N D.
Reports Of tho Conflagration In Chicago and
First Consequences Of the News.
Aneriean Railway Securities Deprezsed-Nousy
Relief for the Sufferers by tho Firs-Premier
Gladstonss 0radation Of Fsuian Trea.
son-Frsnch Democracy Crate
full for Dritsh Aid


LONDON. Oct 10. 1871.
" Tho news OF the occurrence OF terrible conna-
grafton at Chicago details Of which published
here yesterday and this morning, creates q general
ana deep feeling Of interest and sympathy.
| It had perceptible effect in depressing American
railway securities in the Stock Board. Erie stock
A quoted two per cent lower than yesterday.
AID FOR THR SUFFERERS IN CHICAGO.
! Later advices from the city centres OF commerce
and finance state that the excitement In regard to
the re at Chicago increases in intensity as the full
extent OF the calamity becomes known.
subscriptions will be opened for contributing to
the relief Of the sufferers
| The banking house Of J. s. Morgan 4 Co. have
telegraphed to its correspondents In New York
authorizing them to draw for $4,000 in favor OF the
Chicago Relief Fund.
CABINET DEFINITION OF DEGREES OF TREASON.
The Right Honorable the Premier Mr.. Gladstone
has announced the determination OF the government
not yield to the appeals for the release OF the re-
maintng Fenian prisoners, the government taking
the ground shat their offences were not political
and that the release Of other Fenians imprisoned for
polascal offences forms no precedent for dealings
With those for whom pardon is now sought.n
PARIS TRIBUTE TO THE PEOPLE OF LONDON.
II. Leonsay bears IS gift to the city Of London
, medal struck In the National mint at Paris com.
nemorating the generosity OF the corporation and
bltizens OF the British metropolis toward the In.
habitants Of Paris during the late with Prussia.
TEE COTTON SUPPLY.
! The ship Lucy 8. Willis has arrived ct Liverpool
Trom New YORK, and landed l53 bales Of cotton.
The New York herald., 1871-10-11
TELEGRAM 70 IpF NEW YORK HERALD.

BERLIN, Oct. TO- 1871
The North German government has notified all
Consular representatives now serving in Alsace, In
the name OF the Emperor william, that they must
strike and withdraw their nags from the territory
whenever the exequatur which was issued to each
OF them BY the French government has expired.
THE FRENCH CUSTOMS TREATY ARRANGED.
The difficulties in the way Of the customs treaty
Tor Alsace and Lorraine have been removed and Its
ratification may now be considered certain.
THE WAR INDEMNITY FROM FRANCE
M. Pouyer- Qucrtier and Prince Bismarck are now
discussing the question OF the payment or the fourth
half mllliard OF the French Indemnity now due to
Germany.
The New York herald., 1871-10-11
NEWARK CHARTER ELECTION.

Tho City Carried by tho Republicans
Greatly Reduced Majoritles.
NEWARK, Oct 10-Midnight.
The returns are not all in yet. but. SO far as
ceived, give the city to the republicans By com.
paratively slight majority, viewed from the, figures
OF year ago. Nine full wards ana hvo districts
out OF total OF fifteen wards gives Ricord (rep) 637
majority. The other districts Will not materially
alter these figures.
The democrats elect Aldermen Oscar Barrett
Ell II. Reynolds, A. G. Westerdel John Radel,
Edward Scnukhaus Frederick B0ny Hamper, and
The republicans elect Aldermen James r. Sayre,
Lucius B. Armstrong, Theodore Macknet Edward
John D. Harrison, J. G. Ludlow, and Charles Krctl-
Ter. Nine republicans out OF sixteen.
THE VOTE ny WARDS.
Mayor. Congress.
The New York herald., 1871-10-11
SPAIN.
The Political Excitsmsnt IntsnsiAsd and Party
Animosity More Violent


relEeaAm TO TINE new Yoak HERALD
MADRID Oct. TO- 1871.
The political excitement which has prevailed in
this city since the very moment OF the assemDlage
OF the Cores parliamentary session is increasing
in bitterness and intensity.
The personal and party antagonism which is
maintained between Seniors 6agasta and Gorilla Is
manifested ON every occasion and is becoming still
more violent
CAN THE ARMY REMAIN NEUTRALf
The War once order which was issued by the late
Marshal Prtm, about q year. SINCE forDiddng
soldiers OF the army to belong TO political associa
lion ito participate In any manner In political
anairs." mas been renewed, and will DC rigidly en-
forced.
RULE IN THE CAPITAL.
Senior Allegro has been appointed Civil Governor
OF the city or Madrid
WANT OF CONFIDENCE IN THE GOVERNMENT
meeting OF prOgresssts held 10 this city to-day,
rejected, BY vote OF 92 to AZ. proposal to sup
port before the Cortes vote Of confidence in the
government.
sAGAsrA's CONSERVATISM.
The political supporters Of Senior Sagasta are pre-
pairing manifesto disav0wing radical ideas.
MONEY INDEMNITY FROM MOROCCO.
threatened Misunderstanding between Morocco
and Spain has been averted BY the payment BY Mo-
rocco OF twenty thousand dollars Indemnity TO the
families OF those Spaniards murdered by subjects OF
the Sultan.
The New York herald., 1871-10-11
THE MORMONS.
Brigh@ Young In Bohds-His Arraignnsnt n
fore tho United States Court His Defence
Immense Tin Discoveries

SAST LAKE CITY. Utah. Oct. o. 1871
There ls considerable excitement this morning 10
anticipation OF the appearance OF Brigham Young
In court. At ten O'Clock the room was densely
crowded, and hundreds Of people the streess
and about the building. About eleven O'Clock Br,g
ham Young drove up In MS carriage. put did not
aliRht, his counsel having obtained postp0nemens
untn afternoon owing to the supposed unsafe con-
dion OF the building with sucn q crowd OF people!
Brigham Young, accompanied by . number of
Elders, appeared at court this afternoon. aad wa~
held TO ball in five thousand dollars to answer. HS
passed through the crowd from his carriage uyk'
STAIRS 70 the court room alone many hats were re-
moved anu other expressions OF respect shown but
there were no shouts or noisy demonstrations. Hts
appearance before Judge Mexican wal quiet and
dignined. but he seemed evidently very feeble. The
Officers OF the court showed him all Kindness pro
vidiug him with large easy chair, and keeping tho
crowd at distance.
Brigham's counsel first put In plea OF abatement
which was overruled. The next movement was 70
quasf the indictment on the ground OF the indtct-
ment enumerating sixteen separate chargea alleg-
ing that he lasciviously cOhabited wItu sixteen
different women. During the argument on this
question Brigham retired.
Hcmstead, for the defence, will continue speak
ing 10 this motion tomorrow. Everything Is quies
to night, although Mulritudes OF exciting rumors
are in circulation or what may happen. La tho
event Of conviction there may be trouble; it WIN
scarcely be otherwise.
The assemblage OF the Mormon Legion took place
in the Tabernacle last evening. The proceedings
were not made public. The Conference adjourned
last night until the ID OF April next. Brigham
Young was again elected First President.
There was snow and rain here yesterday.
The tin discoveries near Ogden are attracting
much attention. The Star OF the West mine was
bonded TODAY for heavy sum. with cash
forfeit OF $4,000. The ore Is In an im-
mense quantity, beyond estimate, and produces
from thirty seven to seventy per cent OF pure
tin. Tests were made to-day IN the presence Of
Governor Woods and other gentlemen In black
smith forge, with nothing bat pieces OF fat bacon
for nux-
The New York herald., 1871-10-11
SUICIDE OF AN AGED MAN.

Peter C0yle, q man sixty years OF age, has long
been known in some Of the best billiard s8oOns OF
the city as "marker." or late Coyle has been out
OF employment, and, not being in good health. be-
came very despondent. Dr. M. A. Finnell attended
Mr.. Coyle and endeavored to cheer him up, but
without success.
On Monday night COyle appeared to be about as
well as usual but not lar from nine O'Clock yester
day morning he raised up in bed ana, with razor
his possession, cut his throat and after throwing
the weapon away, fell backwards on the pillow and
soon died from hemOrrhage. No cause for the act
IS known, except extreme despondency nom being
out OF employment Deceased lived at 261 Mulberry
street. ana It was there that he terminated his
earthly career. Mr.. COye was an unmarried man.
Coroner Young held an inquest on the body.
The New York herald., 1871-10-11
THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT.. ]
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,


WASHINGTON, d. g., Oct. Ill A. NJ.
Synopsis Jor the Past Toentv,our Hours.
The area OF lowest pressure, which was Monday
night on Lake Michigan, Is now north and east Of
Lake Ontario. Tk6 barometer has fallen very gener-
ally on the Atlantic coast, and probably In the
Middle and Eastern States. The pressure has
begun ts rise in the Gulf States. with partially
cloudy weather, and had also begun to rse with
northwest winds from Arkansas to Louisiana and
westward with clear weather and cool temperature.
Cloudy weather, with light rain, Is reported
from Lake Ontario soutnward 10 Virginia and east
ward into Maine. No reports are received from the
upper lakes through Chicago.
Probabilities.
1t is probable that the area Of rising ba-
rometer, with clear weather and cool north
west winds, will extend southwestward to
the Blue Ridge, and Will prevail on Wednesday from
New York to Iowa and southwark to the Gulf;
partially cloudy and clearing weather In New Eng
land and New York.
The New York herald., 1871-10-11
THE KINGS COUNTY REPUBLICAN, GENERAL
COMMITTEE.

The Kings County Republican General Committee
met last night at their rooms IN Washington street.
In the absence OF Mr.. butcher, Chairman, the chair
was filled by Vice President williams
General Jourdan, Chairman OF the Executive
Committee. ofrered q resolution concerning the
Water Board, and requiring that no man controlled
by II be placed upon the republican ticket.
Mr.. JACOB WORTH then offered substitute to the
effect that the dissensiOn which now prevailed
among the republicans Of Kings county was due TO
the improper influence OF the federal Ofce holders
aud the ntcrmeddling Of the United states ocials,
Mr Tracy, Mr.. butcher and General Jourdan, and
calling upon President Grant To remove them from
ONCE.
After considerable squabAling motion was made
ny Mr. BELLows TO postpone the action on the reso
luton indefinitely. THIS motion was carried, The
meeting broke up In diStjrder,
The New York herald., 1871-10-11
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW Yonx HERALD.

LONDON, Oct. 10, 1871.
The great race for the Cesarewitch Stakes came on
to-day at Newmarket
The race Is free handicap Of 25 soveregns each,
II forfeit with 200 added; sixty-fve subscribers.
There were twenty-seven starters ana the first
t1ve finished In the following order, vi7.:-
Baron Rotnschtld's b. f. Corisande, BY King Tom
out Of May Bloom, years. l
Nr. Cry0ns b. n. Cardinal YORK, by Newmlnster,
out OF License, years.
LORD Wnton's D. m. Sylvia, by Young Melbourne,
. out Of Lady Evelyn, years. Observation-Disclosures.
II. Jennings br. 6. Mantle, by Orphelln out OF
Fleur do Feche, years.
THK BETTING.
The betting before the race was IL to against
O0risande ana the same odds against Cardinal
York.
The New York herald., 1871-10-11
Naval INTELLIGENCE.
WASHIN0TO

WASHINGTON, Uct. ", IBTI.
Master Richard Rush, ordered to coast survey
duty. Commander Luu. detached fpsm special
duty connected with the Darien expedition and or.
dercd TO duty IN the Bureau OF Yards and Docks.
Passed Assistant surgeon Pitkins, from receiving
shtp Vermont and ordered to coast survey dAlty.
the Tallapoosa will sail from washngt ON to-day
for New YORK. here she Will be under the orders OF
Vie Admiral Rowan for such duty as h', may assign
fleet, The severn has Deen tempo fartly detached
from the Northern Atlantic feet and assigned to
the IMPRESSION that Admiral Lee has been detached
from the North Atlantic meet which is not the fact
The vessels assigned 70 reeve the Russian neet,
,ConaresA Ransas. IroQu/th apd Tsllannosa,
The New York herald., 1871-10-11

Tho Ohio EIcction-Noyes (RepubIicau) Pro-
babIy Elected Goversor by 5000 ma.
jOrity.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 10. 1871.
Partial returns from sixteen counties and town.
ships show about 1000 majority for Noyes republi-
can) for Governor. The returns are coming in
slowly and very incomplete. The result Will not
probably be ascertained before tomorrow. No re
liable returns expected or the election in this
city tonight There has been much scratching on
local candidates. Nothing mas been received Of the
Iowa elections.
The New York herald., 1871-10-11
CANADIAN AID FOR THE SUFFER ERs.

HAMILTON, Ont, Oct TO- 1871.
The Corporation last night voted $1,000 for the re-
lief OF the Chicago sufferers ana private individuals
subscribed another $1,000. The Mayor has tele-
graphed to tho Mayor Of Chicago to draw
for the amount. To-day Q largo pub
lie meeting was held TO raise further
funds and committee appointed TO canvass the
whole city. Three gentlemen leave tonight 70
Chicago to ascertain whether money or food or
clothing is most required. w. K. Meny, Superin-
tcndent Of the Great western Railroad, placed an
official Car at their disposal and will transmit pro
visions, &C.. free At the close OF the meeting libe-
raj subscriptions were handed In.
TORONTO Ont, Oct TO- 1871.
Al q meeting OF the Council last night resolutions
OF coincidence for the inhabitants Of Chicago were
passed. To-day q large meeting OF tho Board OF
Trade and Corn Exchange was held. and resolutions
were passed that the Corporation should grant
fitting sum In aid Of the Chicago sufferers. and
very influential deputation was appointed to wait
on the Mayor, requesting him to call meeting OF
the Council at the earliest possible moment for this
purpose.
MONTREAL. Canada. Oct. 10. 1871.
At meeting OF the Board OF Trade IL was unani
mously resolved that the President should telegraph
the Mayor OF chicago to draw on him at
once for $4,000 for the relief OF the sur
ferers by the late fire. The Corn Ex-
change fund amounts to $4,000. mass meeting
of the citizens is called for tomorrow. I Is advised
by the citizens that $4,000 should be voted by the
Corporation. n this is done 100000 Will be sent
will be sent within q fortnight several prominent
men In Montreal are heavy sufferers BY the nre
The North British, Royal and seveaal other In.
surance ofces are reported more or less afrected.
but no facts are known.
ATLANTA, Oct 10, 1871.
At the request OF the citizens OF Atlanta the gov
ernment has granted the use OF the Gunb0at Prince
Albert for the conveyance OF provisions. &C, for
chicago.
LONDON Ont. Oct. 10. 1871.
Az a meeting OF our citizens 1000 was sub
scribed on the spot for Chicago and committee
formed to canvass the city, who collected $1,000 A.
special meetngof the City Council was held ana
OOo voted.
The New York herald., 1871-10-11
THE INDIANS.

Rebellion Apprehended i'm tho Creek Nation.
LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Oct. 10, 1871
Serious trouble Is apprehendej in the Creek
nation. growing out OF tho efforts OF GER
tain rev0luuonists to set aside the regular
government Checata the principal chief OF
the nation, mas called upon all good citi-
zens to protect the lawful government The rev0lu.
tionsts assembled few days ago near Ocmulgee,
the capital OF the alton, aud threatened to seize
the government by force.
The United States troops are all being removed
from Fort Gibson. and there is no force here to pre-
serve peace. Bloody tunes are looked for.
The New York herald., 1871-10-11
Political Elections Yesterday in
Ohio and Pennsylvania.
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OHIO PROBABLY REPUBLICAN,.
Noyes Probably Elected Cover.
nor of Ohio.
Republican Gains Throughout
Pennsylvania.
PENNS YLVANiA.

Tho Election in Philadelphia from
tue City and some Of tho Counsies.
PHILADELPHIA. Oct 10, 1871.
The election is proceeding quietly In most OF tho
wards In the Fourth and Filth wards the cOlored
voters complained Of being intimldared and an ap-
plication was made to Judge Allison who suggested
to the Mayor the propriety OF changing the police
duty In the Fifth ward, which was done. Al ono
division Of the Fourth ward voting was suspended
for half an hour by the police. novel mode Of
assailing colored voters was adopted In this ward
by pelting them with nour.
In the Fifteenth ward Miss Carrie 8. Burnham,
having been previously registered. rendered her
vote. She was accompanied BY her counsel, Mr..
Kilsore. The judge Informed her that ne was in.
structed not to receive her vote. After
. long argument the lady proceeded TO the
Court OF Common Pleas and made application to the
Bench for mandamus. Judge Allison refused to
hear the argument, stating that he had power to
issue mandamus. This was not the place to argue
tho question. II Q legal voter was refused he had
his action Of prosecution against election ocers to
fan back upon. In this opinion Judge Allison was
upheld BY his brother judges and the matter ended.
The sixth ward OF the city gives Blddle democrat,
for Mayor. 876 maJ0rity-dem0crat tic gain. %.
Eleventh ward-Biddle, $50 majority republican
gain. Is. Thirteenth ward-St0key, 4S2 majority
republican gain, o.
Sixteenth ward.-Stoker, forty-two majority; .
democratic gain Of 156 The vote Is not complete.
Four divisions are wanting; and in one the boxes
were broken by mob.
Fifth ward.-Redde, tDem.L ffty-six majority; q
republican gain OF sixty eight
Twelfth ward-Biddle, II majority. A republican
gain of %. One district Is wanting.
Seventeenth ward-BiddIe, 9O2 majority de-
m0cratio gain OF 2Ss.
Carbon -Nesquehoming gives republican
majority of47
Columbia county-Main township, gives demo-
cratic majority Of SO, republican gain of 1e.
Montgomery county -Stanron's majority in Mor-
rtstown Is 100, reput lican loss OFT.
Delaware county Returns indicate &C least l. 900
republican majority.