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PROTESTANT E;isfi PaL CONVENTION.

BALTIMORE, oct. Il, 1871.
Mornsng service by Rev. Drs. Burgess, OF Massa-
| sausctts; washburn, OF Maine, and Right Rev.
I. Bishop, McCoskey, OF Michigan.
Tho journal OF yesterday read and approved.
Tie CHAIR announced as the committee on the
address to the Church Ireland Rev. DR.. Perry,
Western New York; Rev. Dr. Adams, OF Wisconsin,
and Mir. McCra'iy, OF south Carolina.
a resolution was adopted limiting rhc members.
except the eli arnen Of the committees 10 ten min
utes speech aud not more than Two speeches on any
the House then took up the report OF the Commit.
tee on Canons. submitting a new canon authorizing
the appointment OF delegates rom missionary Jnris
dis,ions, one clerical and one lay without the right
to vote. :, ,-..,,. ,..,,,,,a a,,,,.,., .,.,
atloptlon OF the new canon as unnecessary and un.
authorized ny the constitution
s. b. RuGGLrs, nj New York, took the floor IN
answer the argument OF Judge Battle wnen the
hour OF noon arrived, and the order of the day, The
report OF the Joint committee on fhcolog. Cal Edu
cation, was called Tor and taken up.
This report IS from the joint committee appointed
at the last General Convention. consisting OF
Bishops Nottingham. OF Maryland, ami Williams,
OF Connecticut: Rev. Drs. Hare. OF pennsylvania;
HAL hi, or New York and o. ;. seymour, OF Rhode.
Island. 10 consider tie present state Of theological
education IN thus Church and The means for It's Ia
clilta.oa and IMPROVEMENT , ana report thereon
that after careful Elaboration they
ons relating to the candidates Tor holy orders and
to ordinaii0n, and the Submission a new and re-
vised cano,s or candidates Tor holy orders, OF adj
mitteu Candidates OF EXAMINATIONS OF provisions
ana cautions concerning ordination, OF the ordi.
nation OF deacons, Oh The ordination OF priests and
A message was received rom the House of Bishops
announcing the appointment OF tae tlsneps OF New
York California aud Minnesota on tue Joint COM
Mittee on the spanish version OF the BOOK OF COM
mon Prayer. 1850, -, .,.
l. az "The Admission OF Persons as Candidates for
Holy orders" ana considered the same, when ths
subject was made the order for Thursday next. Al
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SUPREME COURT -ral.L Tsax-oagr q.
,bra'y Damages Awaraca Aaninsf "a Ci1Y
Halfway Company.
Before jude l,r31y

/ >hr"'y damages Awarn.t Aanirsf ti1Y
Halfway Company.
Before Judge Brady.
! NsG Ro'h,cei rs. Ute Thiin Ar~,,Ve RI ,ir'1ad
Coupah In May, 1856, the piahs,ir who tbed was
| a meIuBer OF Hook amt Ladder Company No TO-
was runnmsr 10 fire with the engine ami between
Egheth anil Eighty first streets, the THIRD ave-
nue., ran upo,1 q piece OF the iron raj project.
ing from rire tlsscN. tie BRINGS sur against the
railroad Company. claiming $1,000 damages Tor ,he
IN, uries thus sustagnel The doctor attending hin,
and members OF hsflainy testified 10 his beng con
iincd to the kol,e .ad suffering great boaly PAIN
ftT six months.
What was he amount OF yous rGl,' wGs one of
the questions asked phe dociss, for attending
him p,
zone thousand doila W.
$40 you consider that u reascnGsic Ii,i ;"
''ESceedng noderas-. un!cr tne ciroSm-
stances"
1t was shown mat he W.T. ocrrllnenig crpyIcd.
When tlse pro ecuul hal closed in'fiion Itide
TO DISMISS the ease IL wss urged cr the motion
tthe evidence Il Il not chow That irfior 10 the &c
otdent the rairoal track waSanS WY Oiii ~ Ortcr
that no a, aligeure had been shown On tnc part ~
the company: that the ne;elt .euoe ~ shc plalntR
contributed TO the accident; Tat there was no Ob.
CATION on the part Of the CONN WY 10 keen the track
III order az between thcinscy - aud the plaintiff,
aS he was NOT passenger, anu' that the only obii-
cations OWING by The company were to the city,
The Court denied the motion, VIII en- the defence sub
mited their testimony. The jur ', alter very brief
absence, Drought III verdcs Tor l,a.nt,r IN St2o0a
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SypStMt COURT CHAM sG.
The issubah unbeas GSr.vas tasr
RQ Iudnn In1rrmlnim

By Judge fngtalnsm.N
This came up yesterday on tnet return VI tina
writ OF habeas corpus referred to ire days since
Mrs. Anna Klmoal, she reator, sued VI the writ to
the custody OF her inIaas dat .ghter. abouc
five years OF age from her hpsband William II.
Kimbali claiming IN her petition ill.trssI5nent on
the part OF her husband, abandonment by hum, aud
that he obtained possession OF the cniM Joy pro.
missing To return her IN N stipulated Tune.
The respondent appeared by counsel wfel hts
retprn TO the writ denying the allegations in SAID
petition and alleging that his wife toe than
years past had been IN tho constant habit Of uanR
Intoxicating liquors toAeXcess and was g,ly Of ia
morality, &C.
on the application OF plaintiffs counsel The writ
was dismissed ant the custody o. the child re-
manded To the father vtio II appears, hasinstiuied
a counter suit against Mra. k,mbal on which ne
goes before the Court fora aivorce charge Of
adultery.
The Wincheti Dsv0scc -nit.
Rp7,ssaiacy b. UJnciteH "a. Eti.a jVi,cae1.--91la
defendant sets forth in her anidaviT tina, she was
married to the plaintiff in 1859, tnat they lived to-
he commenced an action OF divorce against her.
tbct In August. 1870, he frauAaenus obtained
Judgment and decree Of divorce ana
set aside by Justice brady, the following
being the order of the hitter Justice
have examined THIS case and forbear 10 comment
on Its extraordinary features. IL ~ my convictions
from such examination. and 80 ORDER that the
Judgment should be set aside uDconditlCnniy, and
that the defendant nave liberty 10 appear and an.
swer. In her further affidavit che denies the alie--
gallons OF adultery preferred against her The case
IL still pending. motion was made IN thts Court
for leave TO put in supplemental COMPLAINT and
AFTER beng argued at considerable length by VIM. u.
Smith Tor plaintin and A. III. H. Dawson for de-
PENDANT the Court took the papers resorvpg its de-
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The trial now ON Ia the Mercer court, Trenton, Is
that OF Alpheas swayze banker, 10 East STATE
street Trenton, charged with altering note OF
81 COO TO AZ 0oO signed hy Jacob ;. Cav AMI en-
dorsed by Il. ". T'us. Tno pr0mlssoly note lor
1900 was given Ia some stock lrlh,tcllrn lhc
date OF the noto IL March IL, ISL Tue evidence of
the state only commenced yesterday aslelnoun "
the testimony OF Jacob :. cav, WHO was unuer.
going searching examination for lhe eeienSt
when the Court rose. " appears thtt the AUNT
and Jacob s. cav nave peen engaged iCr some ,hin
In stock specu,atiCns, selling shufl IVY 81 ih.ru
times under Caw's instructions, and had also pre-
scented q paper for The signature OF WY" WHICH hc
had accepted, 10 "honesly OF notes. t"0sc WIZ
ali inc words tu.t cav could reMCnlNGr Ihe case,
creates considerable excitement W moNe,aiS CIR.
ces as sway2c Is one OF thV leadlpg husl,sess
monevel nien 81 Tue cUt.
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C1Uar CalfNOARc-y1-3Ay.

SUPREME CHAMBERS. Before Judge In.
graham. open &C teu A. M.-Noss l, 2j,- 81 g.: S.,
so, IS, ~. I0l los, los, ll3, Ia
SPECIAL TEgM.-Before Judge Cardozo. Opens At
ten A. M-Nos. lar. H. I57 90 I5a igi, III, so. a.
23l, POI, 21s. 2la CIRCUIT, Part 2.-Before Judge
Curtis Open at ten A. Mos. "a, 223i, $50. S5n
1906. fR. C.1 49, 500 =, 366 sos, go 31S y, 64
yS2 1854. 1886, 800 la. s32 =, 800.
SUPERIOR CoURr-TRIAL TERM.-Psrf Held by
Judge Barbour. Nos. 1871, Obi 6fg, SOC, SO, Cos,
sS5, 10iI. 1L5, ST. 1911. 1915, 1880. 500 1877 1875
AZ, sa7,.. Part 2--ield BY Judge froedman.-NOs-
s92. 1,2, $780, S3i 500, 1905 I0lc. 1912 IlO6, 1922
1854. 10, 6lo, $50, lly2, 1sot4. 1912, 1915.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-TKIAr, TERx-Part l.
Held by Judge Van Brunt.-Nos $40 IS7, 345, 6y7 60,
9sT, 992 iCl2, 1918, ~, 0s9, 9sS, ei4. 1902 g22
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llltlRls 10 the NEW YOax HERALD

KINGSTON Jam, 0ct. IL, 1871
The Geographic cable between Barbados and
Demerara has been successfully laid.
The steamer Dacia Is now coaling at this port
preparatory to another expedition to pick up the
lost cable which was TO connect jamaica VIVA
Aspinwal.
The line between Demerara and Barbados is
another link in the telesrapnc chain which is TO
connect the windward Islands with the continent
OF South America on the one hand and the Antilles
on the other hand.
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TIE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE cF THE CHIEF -fGNAG OFFICER,
WAsHISaroN, u. G., Oct. 1871 A. VI.

WAsHINarON, y. G., Oct. 81 a, II.
Synopsis 10, t7e PaS T1ea'a-h,p HomS.
The barometer has fallen since Monday night
little, but very generally along the Atlantic coast
and on the lower lakes The pressure has increased
and the temperature fallen from Lake superior to
Missouri. An area OF cloudy weather. with an Occa-
sonal very light local rain, has spread from Min
nesota to the lower lakes and Pennsylvania; but
clear weather now prevails throughout the Mis-
slssppi Valley and partially cloudy weather in the
Atlantic States. The area OF cloudy weather in
Texas and louisiana has slowly moved southwark,
with north winds. Light winds rom the north and
northwest prevail at all sta,ions except on the
lower lakes, where southwest winds are reporieds
Probabilities
The barometer VIII probably rise on Wednesday
from the South and Middle Atlantic coast TO the
MISSISSIPPI with clear weather AMI light norti
westerly winds. Cloudy weather Will PROBABLY con.
tinue for short time on the lower lakes and ~
New England, clearing away IN the course or the
day.
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THE STEAMSHIP CITY OF
PARIS.
Arrival Of the Vessel at Queenstown and LIVER
pool-safe and in Good Order-Caution
to coast signal Operators.
TELEGRAM To THE NEW YORK HERALD

QUEENSTOWN, Oct. II, 1871.
The arrival mere yesterday OF the Imam steam
ship City OF Parts, Captain MIrehouse, safe and IN
good order, relieved much anxiety which had been
caused by the statement telegraphed from Cape
Clear that the steamer was disabled.
I The report was erroneous. and originated In
mistake OF the signal telegrapncr on the lookout az
Cape Clear.
Mr.. Imam has teleRraphed the arrival OF the City
OF Paris at Liverpool TO the agents OF the line IN
New York.
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.an Appeal from t;.eI,isnn.

EKAND HAVEN, MICH, UcT. IL IsII.
To THE PUBLIC
The cities of Holland ana Manistee. with other
smaller places, need material sympathy, and the
hOmeIess people must he provided Tor. long
winter will sorey IT., their fortfude, ana we ask the
liberal aid OF those merciiully spared from fire.
contributions sent 10 senator Ferry here VIII safely
reach their designated points.
:. II GRlFFiN,i
u. Golfer, , Committee.
Il. T. FERRY. J
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRES IN KANSAS.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. II. 1871.
Accounts from Northern Kansas say that destruc-
tive fires have been raging in Dee Creek aud Harr-
son Creek Valleys, extending TO jefferson county,
Nebraska. Several houses. barns. large quantities
of grain hay and other crops have been DESTROYED,
and many miles OF fence burned. The loss Is esti-
mated al $50, 600 to $4,000.
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From Eosian 10 rorts,nou;l--Tao, Presidents 4
Popularity IN New Epzilsd.

PORTSMOUTH, n. H.. Get. II, 1871.
The special tram which LETT Boston AZ eight
O'Clock this morning carrying President Grant and
the distinguished gentlemen accompanying him To,
attend the openng OF the European and North
American Railway, arrived here shortly after
Ten O'Clock. Al all the principal stations
the train Is stopped and the President
presented to the people At Lynn there was an int
mense crowd OF spectators. At salem a stand was
erected close to the station and the President spoke
a Jew words. In Newburyport Mayor Kelley made
a speech OF welcome. Salutes we've urea AZ each
stopping place. The demonstration III TINS CITY was.
very enthusiastic.
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1ILfGaAm 70 TIVE NEW 1Osx ass,s.

TIItdaam ID TIE NEW TJM NENNB.
BERLIN, Oct. H. 1871.
The sitting OF the Reichsrath adjourned immedi,
ately after the conclusion of the Emperor's speech
from the throne yesterday
The members did not transact Parllamcn tary bust
ness, for the reason that quorum could not be
found within few moments after the departure
Of His Majesty from the hail.
The Parliament reassambled in session to-day, sat
for short time and agau adjourned without trans
acting any business for want OF quorum Tne
Chambers have not even organized by electing a
presiding officer.
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NAVAL INTELLIGEECE,

Lieutenant Eugene b. Thomas has been ordered
10 the receiving ship Vermont; Master Thomas n.
Lee TO the photographic ONCE; Master Lyman g..
spalding 10 the receiving ship ONO. Lieutenant
commander u. 9. Woodrow has been detached
from the Worcester ana ordered 70 me wyoming.
tacaed IRON the Washington Navy Yard and
ordered to the Wyoming
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VIEWS OF The PAST.

OCrOBEi, Is.
1ss5--Lord Palmerston deti.
1560-Tnc palace or the Emperor OF China, at Pc
kin, burnt by tue Brp .tsh.
1slS-Sccond day Of tn, battle OF Leipsic; tie
French, under Nap0 leon, beaten 10y the allies.
1st2-Battle OF caraiavtl, Kussla the French un.
der Murat wer. defeated. ami those undaS
Napoleon caused 70 abandon Moscow.
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- Z C o u r T S.
COURT -cgAgss


Erfwern siokr. ,as
1hat Little Aaiir :. Jr
Jim rssA -ahaa.
Before Judge ina I'M. e,.e 4, .,,,
SOhes Is. flames Fisk J'.-f1 - ON rah -, y
he remembe red application was me-. ,rtain no,,.
the defendant for tho suppression O. e. ana 80
of The alldavits as not pertinent 20 the Issn> ,a,
scandalous In their nature a. 10 be UNIT 10 W n
before the public 10 be placed on the records
the Court The Court announced its decision yester-
DAY which was suppress she anidsvits entirely ans
give Two days time IA when TO put IN now aAldavU
htinu, the scanlaiuus matter.
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MOVEMENTS OF THE PRE- .IDENT.

Deps ure of the President and Saiie from
Boston for Banner.
BoSTON, Oct. IL 1871.
This morning the President and members of the
Cabinet win large number OF prominent citizens
left for Bangor the Eastern and the Maine Gen.
trail Roads. Mrs. Grant returns to New sork under
escort OF Alderman Little.
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PHILADELPHIA. oct IL.

PHILADELPHIA. Oct IL, 1871.
Yerses Co., prominent bankers OF this city,
suspended payment this morning. owing TO COM
pllca,ons growing out OF the chicago n,c. They
say they nave sufficient assets, and win pay up as
soon az tney can clear up tncir accounts. general
,ee,,nc az insecurity l. manifested nv the banking
nommnnity and strong pool mas been formed
with n view 20 cary WeWselNes through the
,n,a,tcngl manic.
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LONDON oct IL, 1871
Telegraph dispatches from scotland announce
the occurrence OF another and fatal railway acct
dent In that part OF the kingdom.
A telegram, dated at Maryhill, county OF Lanark,
three miles from Glasgow, announces the wrecking
Of passenger train, by which two persons were
instantly killed aud fifteen others seriously
wounded,
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The registration Tor the November election cont
menced yes erday, ana the number OF voters VINO
went 10 the lists and the wards in wnicn they were
enrolled Will nc found below
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n U S 6; 7 a .
Incendiary Fires and Eight Hundred
Buildings Destroyed.
Natiyist FaRaficism and sperspcu-
ton Of the Jews.
lttsteam 70 THE NEW t0,t as,atl

IEItsEM TO TIE NEW IJN aENLl
LONDON. Oct. IL, 1871.
Telegraph adyiees which have reached this city
from Odessa report that 500 buildings In the town
OF Bogooslav have been burned by tnoendiary fires,
believed to be the work OF the fanacal nativst OPP
pressors o. the Jews.
A great proportion or the inhabitants OF the town
are or the Jewish faith.
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The following record VIII snow The changes IN The
temperature for the past twcntyiour hours in con-
parison with the corresponding day OF last yctr az
indicated by the thermometer at iluduuts Pnar.
macy, HERALD Building, corner OF Ann street,
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THE NORTH AMERICAN INSURANCE COM
PANY
HAH rEoRp. OCT. l6. 1871

HAH rF0RD, OCT. IS. 1871.
The North American Insurance Company today
made an assignment al its property to william O.
Hastings. The Probate Court nas appointed the
2lst instant Tor nearing upon The acceptance %
bc
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EXTENSIVE ROBBERY IN BINaHAMTON

BISGEAMToS, IN Y, Oct. IT, 1871.
The safe OF the Railway Houh and Sus luehanna
depot was robbed OF $50, 700 on, Sunday night The
money was funds OF the Erie Railway deposited in
the safe 10y the paymaster.
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WEST INDIES.

Gable Communication Between the British
Islands and Cuba-lhe Windward
Islands and South America.
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Arrival ia Portinnd--rte Governor i'encrsd
Of Canada y oins The Presidents Party.

foRIIAND, Me-, OCt. III io'A'
The Presidential party was met at Portsmouth
this morning by Senator Hamln and Congressman
PEERS AT Kitery he Was Informally welcomed In
behalf OF the state ny General !. A. Hall, Of the
Governors star Tne train arrived ut Portland at
noon ana was received with Presidential salute
oI artillery Lord Lisgar Governor General OF
Canada, arrived TINS morning, and was niroduceJ
10 the President at the depot. The Presidential
parts left at baG.past twelve Tor Bangor.
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THE CHOLERA.
Reappearance of the Epidemic in constantinople
yusssss TO TIE NEW Yoas HERALD.

". LONDON, UCI II, IS'Is
Dispatches have reached this city rom CONSTANT
nople which state that the Cholera has al"'p m"ue
ia anpcarance in the Turkish capital ana Its
suburbs.
In two DAYS sixty persons ded from the epidemic,
ten or whom were Establishment
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TElsagaa 70 THE NEW Y0aa HERALD.
LONDON Oct II, ISL.
Details OF the recent disasters oCcasOned by storm
and floods In China have been received here.
The accounts represent the losses, OF life and in
property, as very great.
Three thousand persons are SAID land the calcula-
ton Is considered low one) to have persisted during
the visitation
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A.-t.-Ss saved IN .Fnli :. vie tenfle,nea,s
Dress Hats. Largest stock oiyrry a. retaQ
&. o. D. Hal fslMPAls,. Ii ,.rriAnlt s,ree.
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GERM ANY.

Parliamentary Recess After the Emperor's
Speech
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FAILURE OF PHILADELPHIA BANKERS

AVcraRe teWptTI1UTt ytStUIKEF! a
Average temperature for corresponding date
last year. .......... O.
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k.-TOr "a >fyii-H and Eieg.apf yIrt Gn n
the manufacturer. ESItSSc II En- 1ls Nassau ST.
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lElfsaaM 10 TIE NEW YORK HERALD.

HAVANA. Oct. II, 1871.
The steamer rom Vera Cruz has arrived bringing
late dates from the Mexican capital.
Juarez had been reelected President OF the repul-
lie by Congress, receiving los votes, all that were
cast.
The oppositionls's abstained from voting.
Everything was quiet In the city OF Mexico.
The telegraph wires between the capitai aud Ma
tamoros had been cut by TrevIno.
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1tltfphm 70 TIE NEW y0ax HeaAta

1tltfRkM 70 TIE NEW YORK HeaALe
LONDON. Oct. II, 1871.
The latest adrices from Vienna state that the
m0rs OF the occurrence Of ministerial crisis IN the
Austrian Cabinet which have been circulated here
within the past two days are premature.
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Tie President sand the Sovereign. Of Brwn-
wick, Me.

BRUNSWICK, Ne, Oct. IL, 1871.
The Presidential parts arrived here at twenty five
minutes past one r. NJ. A large concourseiof people
gathered greet The President, who was introduced
TO them 10y Ex-Governor Chamberlain. The train
made q stop oi about twenty mn2tes.
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ue, option Of the PRESIDENT mt Augusta, Me.
AIsGrsrA

President Grant and party arrived In this city. on
tnctr way to Bangor On a SPECIAL train at three
o'tlocE. An immense crowd OF citizens ana people
from the adjoinin q towns were assembled. Bells
we're rung, sautes cred rom the United states Ar
senal ARD The r>ublic buildings ana many private
houses were . snasomcy decorated. The President
was welcome ,to the state 10y Governor Pernam, and
was ny Mavsr Eveleih introduced 20 vast crowds,
NlnFecetSed aim with deaIcain1 cheers,
lf' spt aial train leit at haf.past three FOR Ban
cor.
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BANGOR, Me-, oct n, iS7l
'Ac President aud party arrived here al twenty
Ave minutes TO seven +. NJ. ami met with an onthu-
sastic reception. Along the route OF the procession
tho streets were rhronged AMI the houses illumi'
mated. procession u review OF The military, y
colat Oh. irial oil lire engines and REGATTA WIN
CONSTITUTE the cAcrcscs Ot tomorrow
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Niece 81 ltr. !tense. II East E,sty.ihjr,t
street given ~ 70 de, SeSaf. mr,es iosIy WATTS NE4
NOUS ANllUoTE.
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CHINA.

Three Thousand Lives and an Immense Amount
of Property Lost by the Floods.
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EM E X I q u .
JuareZ Reelected President by a
Congressional Majority.

The 0ppositonlsts Keep Away from the Polls
Quiet in the capital-Telegraph Communi-
cation with Ma,amoros Interrupted.
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Long Wsns"r Ev,fnin:@>- SEQ Billiard Tahir.
Fun and ha!s anicS gubhsr cushions Diagram
iesej ABBOt ~ NtsaoL1s. sslihefiy street, New YORK
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Eurassare.--NEw Dcr;ans OF Upholstered
Fhrnsae that aaS not fes9 attempted h.cre nhs couo
try Al kEIiNs FurnisEa and IuFtalo sore Broadway.
Nslor place.
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The New Di-infccian', Brnno- thioraIugn
posons ana odoress destroys ali Erccsbe odors
preSDns oanlagioa rtspare1 only ~ flIpE> 90.
7i W iilau srrc New Ygr.. Sold ~ druggists.
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SCOTLAND.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW yOaI aEnAL1.

Fatal Accident on a Railway Passenger Train,
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t,nmbs-rui,ss, Ds~pefir., tc.--Ncw PATTERNS
Just out All SYKES 81 CtrAnSat KELLY COS, l'rpri-
way. above Fnt;.th street.
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CriSiadorO'- faapr Dye has IN Eauai In rho
world si tae safest and cgstreiahe % any SOIL
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The WILSON shuttle sewing Mnrhime--r bN
hes. ant che mes. In the word; pr:,
tton 50 to SiAl payments snlcsro0niG srot'Tv
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Enyat iiav<na Lottery. Tho III girst Rates
rad for Dgubl sOas, al Slnd, 81 COLT snt StvSr
rA1LOR.S CO., Bakers. X Wan sts,.. Nss Nsrs