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Gitn Real estate for Sale.

A -FOUR-ST0RY, high-stoop, modern -fres-
4 CIe 1ss'1OP n2tE 49, FERN. g ss.
''''' '''''' -''' " SiEyESsoS son u Pnes
NHAS. MACRAE's OFFICE, ground floor, 20
v Cedar cor Nassau conspicuous sOl convenient PROPERTY at
far proe, shiy disposed Of
EOR SALE-The Large Property owned by the
pasSs he and c S.sS % s' ST yr e marble
building wh steam poser sea lOofOJ and substantial one
S"ry heA ''oro house aS0'; s s5 po Icy s,tp
e vae ROs Il2 sd ia Broadway near Pnt and adjoining the
ALSO OF EIoADwir sor Of E,nll through to FIaEsn
aey The Gee 6tosnoo, 6alsae 'ey oG9Pe x ae as'1a ,
BY steam, ard raocrn n every respst
The sdou scrEssd nir barking aog Of Nos ll2 .nd IL
a S'1's' os Is ion a6So AZ e a large '' &C.
EOR SALE-A first-cass 4-story, high-stoop,
trownsole HOUSE 2OSoElO15 No 25 West Hyhhht, be-
BoadSay and Es7e will be LET to good tenant AP
ply to owner, on premises. or 70
g D. CLARK son. sA Elglth.aye.
Fe'SE Q. BFoyy, DAs.Os Blows, -.
r,RHY '"t G. p SD &fIsON FR0WN D''''' eve
REAh Estate gaoX X 100 e 8foaiEa7 y "
EOR SALE-A three-story, high-stOOp, base
y ai il-celar PEi@fepa bc4 MOI 81 IN West forE -
Al ''''''n improvements r l. s&ARtI bros5vay
HOUSE in Canal-st., near Church-st.; also
two LOTS in c6E 9G5; Hy y Rlcsagrn Room
EORTu-WEST corner of Twenty -third-st.
n and SALEIe Store Property No 3ij Sirthsve,
Of trFf about 2St5 Possession MAY
lI7l. Inquire Of HOMER MORGAN, 2Pinest u851l
PEAL ESTATE.-The undersigned will give
IA his personal attention heretofore, 20 selling and renting
prcI both aIL Auction sales Exchange Sales
iool., so, fuTa'are sales at reaI'nee+ Az -, ,p,.
GIXTH-AVE. STORE PROPERTY-A good
- The HOUSE AMI LOT, 16l SrhaFc well rented
A2piy to JAHrS GLAssFoRD No. 3ij Canalst
S3DS 0Ih0 TO LOAN on BOND and and
aad accessible ausprovel ~ properly, aud mortgages cashe BY
y. X STEVENSON sos, IL ltuest.
Drooklnn Real Cetale for Sale.
DROOKLYN HOUSES at all prices. Send or
Ed call fos list. ~. A. RULAND & Co, 5Beekmanst, n T.
EIOR SALE in Brooklyn, on reasonable terms, a
strictly hcisrs brn HOUSE; stores and basement with
ry extension barro1m convenient 70 South AMI Wallet FER
srl exempt fo taxation For particulars address w. Box 75J N
YP.O
TOR SALE-A 3-story, high-stoOp brick and
hTowl HOUSE, ia goo repair has modern mp ogemens Lot
G. H. PRRNTIss 30 Leouarlet.
TO CLOSE AN ESTATE.-An elegant brown
A HOUSE us Leeaye between Rodney aud Keapsis
Brooklyn All Improvements superb orr; be be
cd Locality best IN Nns;een1 NsH Surroundings trsets IN
every particular. Por permits ant partc hrs. apply 70
JOHNSON MILLER 25 Nassau st.
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t!of T. EN- ,a' ono H'a-A =
TONG island RAILROAD.

| ONG lSL 4 \ Er R AAhREREfSaPNMEsr.
on .nl after MONDAY OCT A. 1870 Trains Nj" leave J"aes'P
follows; ~.
$500 N Grssuport aad Sag Harlor
1919 A. 10. Horthpor Way Tan. 90 .,.-, =. o.,.,.
rort on SATURDAY nights
$50 .. ~ Eorthlot EIprsA ,-- ,...-i.- .t,t,.
$500 No. Heupsea Wag Train runs 10 lhP on e''ul"! "s
6.O0 p N EonhPot Way IRAN , Ga. .,.i-. c,, p..lvn
Glen cove Loc1s, Valley cksyle luItugo AMI N' ot ''
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Gonses au0 farms p)anteo.

EARM WANTED.
Wanted on NewJcrsey FARM Of ION
good coil within 81 Ilo Of Novios, Convenient OF scess
EXCHANGE kTRi STORE with general assortment OF
d goods groceries APPOINTING 10 about 5000 and Ancc
tosory DIV BrOokl. fertes Address
A. G.. :, Box tts0, n. Y Post-Ome'
FACTORY WANTED. '~--~
The subscriber bay machine shop fuaicry and
black,mitL's shoe Address e. NJ. HOrCHElSS,
Boz 3D. PlAntsyile Con-
WANTED to Rent in BOnd-st., near Broad
w way HOUSE for business purposes MCKAY Cos D.
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SLILPrLNG INrELLIGENcE.

1:'l Sun 5.2 Moon sets.ll;li
Cows Hen Gate 100
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60 Ubom II nan Concern
6ieamboats ano Railroads.


E'ON BNIDIJEIONI anu UII VUIIIIS Oh IlOTINtI-
Il tonic Nsagsuek Railroad Fare 81 Steamer leave Csa
nnsshp at u noon lSuniays eIeepted).
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD CO.'S
ID INDEPENDENT LINE for the WEST, SOUTHWEST, and
NORTHWEST FREIGHT received and forwarded by CAMDEN aud
AhBOY RAILROAD. Pier North River and INLAND PRoPEL
LBR G. North River, daily RATES Low With quick
eaeh Passenger, take the New Jersey and G. and from
Of privilege WEST Washing
The ONLY aforlag
this opportunity TICKETS GOOD UNTIL USED
PkRVEIL General
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NELAWARE, LACKAWANNA, and WEST
~ FHN RAILROAD.
bsD ESSl,{ DIVISION.


ar" W. as a. @ M 'o =, p 90,
ton Branch tDp,erwh cas Bsaeh a v, gi'h sgI T. r
for water Gap, soaharg Scrtoi Great Bi raghamn syra
sse p fa oi . i ~ r. Rods "a 'A' anna 49,
II:lO a. H. IgHlGh yALLAY EMPRESS sor, mNevss Mons
meets At Phir,tu.g Y N BEL Del K yt'rs. t
With L. v r. Bethlehem, Allentown iiaah CLaak, and
4.ioom SCRANTON EXPRESS connect, It Dover with Chester R.
R. at %a.sr2, viz Sussex n r. cad a. .Ig.oa "h De- L. an
$50 KEriuo"S MAIL connects th Booatol cesseT,
For at Il:so Ii:ion H. 200 800 $40 $50,
For SUMMIT sal intermediate -aJoas f:5 ~ aud 1910 n
F5rORATGF sSF s0rTH ORANGE GO 7:7o s:lo 1910 sri
MO ilo 80 5:l5 A. 40 5J sj 3) sad li:sS
For F NEWARK at 60 SEQ $40 9:i6 1910 l:o lloo
I ~ S5 .o 81; o 2 40 80. ' S 5t c t IS i
f ss,S " saYos ' s and MoycLAR $40 md
ERIE RAILWAY.-TRAINS Leave DepOts
Ts sSt GS,.e saS 1 tSntf Glen II H. $50
and p daily Leave 1}ist At 845 "a lo4s p m ssi 5;ls
: .soS Sa as s .S 's l SaSa aa
. s G siS Si.S8 49, ~ aeop,sT se M m ,rS o sg
qush.nn. Buae he $50 p train from York Bafiio sni
Az REigrant Traa le]yes dsig It 7:i5 p "A.
For Middleton Al way, 50 2st 5:i5 p MS and Sun
' - 9 SS. vie I'D & z. s, s m sa
For E." a5rh ami WAY at H. $3.50 and $3.50 H. ''' sS
10 i rs sadS 3l,t, ''' ''' NJ
' Fo s.itfoa ald Va toa 2ns Bfet e' 95 nl ll,s
IT.; y
Gas 1000 a. n. y Il as (, 5. Sis AMI e:l5 m
For IIak.rssk and sise gcm 2Jst Depot ~ o43 snf
45 8:45 t5:l5 AM tsI Fron CtamsesL Depot 800
A N a~l |. g. 1918 6. and IS IS p. N. $500
For Penaout Eysck. nsn and Was, fm 2ls DEPOT aG5
ls ISIS as s5 AMI i6;ls and Sanla,s oay tii:,,
"a From Chamlcrs-st Depot as. "; l;J a; $40 if'S'
5:l5 and 1850 D. AID Saturdays c1iy ~ 30 mdnght
Tickets Passage In Drawing t0m AM seng
COACHES oe Tor tie checking a. transfer Of Bag
g,ge "a. BE- e Company 1 s29 Ea 5 BroSwsy as
C6sIoberast; Gra-ush l2jtlst All IArfaYe, lm
51s Fuo Brcokg Deuo Of Che1 and foot Of 2S st.
New York No. Ihansae and Ions Dock Depot JeFsy CITY AID
Of the Agents the prime a. hotels -. - ,,.on
/. D. RUCKEG, DEE. D. WV X BARR
GenI SANE Ceul Plls'r a
sD1lT tF0r IIsckeassck only.
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6leambonts arb Railroads.


SAFETY, SPEED, AN, AMP 2G COMFORT
r. pst E s,o9 wo,, ~ H S3 ;1 I afo
S.ris on ne no. Fs new and 1'a7eA steamers
cry or LEwPgycE. arl ....... ,o,,.,v
yin ls,Ts NvYor 3sy tsgrl'y ereeg,o ~ oeo ,, dee o'
- !s &, e., ;,,. d,rs .i,sS yin Ef.' ,.o.
o or an mi gos.o s1 N,N aon hoer' Noi'' 1'
si Ter i h, 's'' aai F'' r . ' r. ~ o~ r'
Esv,Yofk. oct 70. ica boz ''''''' ''' ''".''
NEPTUEE LINE STEAMEbS Daily for
PROvIDENCE, BOSTON, worCHsTHR,
At 3 p r.. Ioa r = ~ q. n.. loa' ,. ~. ..as.
FREIGHT n Ltres rae. Correct a. Pro, r., I ri Prov
snd Pow Wocc- z. ~ Tor air. r., ~ " c.- ID t'1s
FOR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, Sc
Steamers leave ssp for Se7 Haven 3:S r oh sad
HARTFORD DlRRCy-Statc Of Eew-York
aa C,y Of ,rri Leave fses1i, -. - % rei
B,aeloo Il H.. &c. Tre M ei,ss 5 - 3 e,,. > -
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JER5EY.-
- P...e-re- sad Ft Depot sewrort 'o,i o. "ty,, eo1
v the Deavare Lleavanra aa We.sl aarasls 81 T. gjlrE
@ ", Ys Leigi aoi ..l.na Railroad sd % e..3e @ 90. -
Ia'sh sa We, s..op, change q cr5 ,o to Ce P.au,y
1'+F @3lFS II ig e Ta3 Er'r
Comncne,1g J,ngsy 90 i8!l.-Le4ve Ses-yols IS fr,u
barre, fol AsasHoy cy IT. Camel laeon, Iaashalaocs
@ T, ssrs. t .y 5s.p se1i; 9 E,'f A.
ngon " Jun'ion o. rqadsarg %-ieI Gss asses agsH o7.
,Tsro gde gaion for Miacb Ch0a4 Maasaoy y ~
Carasl, Wan nsTort, he. sc
2n-Poi Feaasoa' R,on hilsntewn, N,uc. cuus slsnoy
CITY Iaaeen Ws,bsrre, Reading Coamia Lancaster LpLfata,
SO P mr S Ess, ea 1 1Ha'Ss au cuns ppi s
40 ;. @.-Pof Sonelyle AMI Fl,Eingou r..,,.- ~
town ess@iag ,I.sg5s Ps3urgh CAo-y' a ,aa. sleep
viii
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COUTH SIDE RAILROAD of LONG ISLAND,

FALL. AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing HOSBtf October H. l hcm Rossrri and 0rssd
ferries
S.t5 q M Mail Tor Pstchogae
10 IN, Accommodation for Babylon
$3.50 tIp for Psetosas via stage 10 beeper and Fire
Place.
40 D. NJ I.lp ACCOMMODATION. Saturdays through PstcAoe
$3.50 .. ~, Babylon Ace IInotston.
p m. Msrtck Accommodates.
and 10 sni J aud $40 trains connect Valley
Stream for Roctawv.
The and ,; and $3.50 sqs VALLEY
Stream tot empsleaL
Z. W. DotGLA SspsrhisslssA
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Drooklnn Real Cetalc for Sale.
fonn 1sIann f,caI @etate for snIc.

E'ARM Of 80 Acres for SALE-Pleasantly
n situated IN and village Of Southo L. from
depot po5o1e soo AMI Churches in light Of Peouc Bay aud ~
mile from Long Island Sound bung nearly new large and GOOD
repair excellent rt. ard land beat cultivation; -
ui hae iocaroa country. Address apply ~ ss
TiLLINGHAST souihod, l.. l. ~ -
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CRIMINAL COUkT5
Fetef J. RYAN Of No. 746 IhiId-aVe, charged with
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NE N7EW-Y0RK AND NEW-HAyEN RAIL
ROAD.

c6S, gN,iEgHi 1Hi 5,SE ~ Sl5io
pr.., Static, IN New York corner Of Tseay'svcHh and
foana a. ,ry9 EI IpRyE q NV YORK.
For New Haven snl Bridgeport (Er), :JO M E' 'Ehh
For M iisc sir,o PARED Southport and W'''D' ''
Fer S s, IL 8Fs 1880 nj 1918 EI) CB' ''' ';''
(ES 2.S ~ s'q 10 n.y. Jas $50 $3.50 and $50 pm ~
For stanford T. OK O. 1850 2l5 sAl 49, 'hII'
-, =, tS ss i and a s stations, 9 AIS ''
sand d. s Tan e.c, Tventy.eyent NerloFs p ID i'I
Boston via both Spring SSE ~; ~ $" aii9
FOR Boston, via sphugael, N. 3'udsP
For For isi and SPnss Sal iii, $50 H. to Hartford
For Newport R. L. :i5p pm tE1) eouoecag with
For Coanectcut 8siroai n l2s p Montreal
For iiirtfors profduce and F,E Railroad mi l25 p M
Yor Shore Lac RAILWAY! atsa H. to Nor"4 and i'.Seee lZ;
For XeT Iiiysa so4 northampton Railroad North
'%I e p, and w, w'l p y. burg ,,larn
Ssassect ;tsi sat; ~ n 70 w,'''''.
For For SsaS .,sa Ssi:a % r. %.
CG9god oa Se as a. a''sLl 20 }. o. ,a ,a 80 q, A.
d. Mail .a 5i:S a sa.' Line JisEs T. d s
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
ga m. cGel.o Bsprss' Drsv'al.reon s,,,se
lQa Sgsc,l D."asoo Car Epre's of oo,.h No ao'on
ieo ~ No. Soriea "a We.t ElS va.rooD ears at
n Montreal S,p.. Dr,.g,ra car, ..,esd n to Water,
town S ~, rrs. .s &C Csp,aisi,g. (Dairj
p NJ seo1t P.e4e L'pr'' VIII Ss-PnIii' S, ps
%i. for s 81 Lo. via Todo and iOa, a'so. c-.
ts,u will leave al Q D. m. Suuisis) ,
II m. Nglt Express SO ngtsrs 1'A''''
Ia NJ and p. Pougf kscYHe tfs-Ls
sl5 and 6:fO m, Prek SAN trans
md p sag ng trains IN a.,
~ 1918 u H. ''' % 49, ''
ll:71 ?. NJ. lorsers trains.
"a H. ssuiay trsa Tor Poagt seegsf. Co., D. ,.s, Aeon,
H.r.Yors Dec. s. 1870.
DESUMPTI0N OF THROUGH IRA A.llsI "A
IA Ti New Hamburg Bridge having been ric' 81" ii'n' WI"
leay Hgd,oa he' psI0 " H. KENsRlCE Gen Pass Agent
NEW JERSEY RAILR0AD-FR051M fOOI OF
"a crprI ISnryrFor LIST PHlLADkLfHih - sJD aud yJo
tor ID t'slph
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NTFWARK AND NEW-YORK RAILROAD.-


~ pOT IN NEw YORK foot Of Lher,y-s,, Noria River
All 1871 will follows:
LAVE kBWNOkk FOR BRRGBH-AyE. AND NkNAkk-M
900 eF 5:l5 7O Sl5 3;i5, y3 $50 1855 II 100.
2:oo 500 $500 400 49, 500, $50 500 esq 1900, "a" 800,
$50 I0:S5. kiuO n. 49, - . =.
'IsiyE NIW.YORK FOR WEST BsRGgS- 600 $50, 7'l5.
so iO.2s a To-; $50 4:y $50 $50 100 y.O' loss,
X. L. KICKER, Sal eua n5rat
(sen psssf- get A.ent.
The New York herald., 1871-10-30
LITERARY CHIT-CHAT.

NEW WORK ON Longevity Of Man, by w. J.
Thoms, has just appeared In London. Nobody
nowadays can expect to live long enough to read q
millonth part OF what has been written and pre-
served.
CAMPBELL, THE LATE LORD CHANCELLOR OF ENG
LAND wrote thus in the last volume OF his Lives OF
the Chief Justces:n--'So essential did consider an
index TO be to every book that proposed to bring
bill into Parliament to deprive IN author who pub
fishes book without an index OF the privilege OF
copvrIQhtv Yet the same Lord Campbell pub
tshed the first edition OF his "Lord Chanceliors,"
IN seven Volumes without vestige OF an index.
MARIE SEEBAcH, the German tragedienne, has
made a contract with the Pyesse OF Vienna TO
write fifty letters descriptive OF America for that
paper.
FRANCES BuRNEY MADAME DArblay) received for
the copyright OF her novel "Evelina' Just nve
nounds. what would che Miss Braddons and Mss
Alcotts who count their receipts Dy the ave thou
sand to ten thousand dollars, think OF such compen-
sation for literary work.
A PREMIUM OF $4,000 Is onered by the New York
Mercantile Journal Company Tor the best elementary
treatise upon Political Economy FOR use in public
schools.
Mrs. 8. W. LAWRENCE HUNT MISS sae Ward,
OF Louisville Is said TO be writing tine History OF
Belief +a
TgE LATE MR. STRANGE bookseller, OF London
nub,sner OF T1garo once printed little book called
.srne Unclaimed Dividends OF the Bank OF Eng
land,u giving In an alphabet ol names she sums 70
The New York herald., 1871-10-30

natural process m.ginssze the great preacher
let himself out to bewail the destruction Of
young men and educated women here for
want Of employment suitable to the force and
calibre of their natures. In the Brooklyn
Tabernacle Mr.. Bartlett, Of Chicago, told the
story Of that ruined place. Bishop Lttlejohn
and the Episcopalians of Brooklyn opened .
new chapel yesterday and held interesting
services. The above and other discourses
will be found in our columns to-day, and we
invite the earnest attention of our readers to
them
The New York herald., 1871-10-30

tie oredit or eacn person me rnanuscrnt n ~
said he procured by mere accident and the demand
for the book sold 1000 copies In two years At as
copy. This was almost wholly profit IA there wsx
no copyright, aud the book could be procured only
OF Mr., Strange, thus saving booksellers' commits
sions The snug fortune thus made was lost In other
less profitable ventures.
LORD BYRON, In one OF his letters, described
the learned Person In after dinner company as
citing, or rather vomiting, pages OF all language3
and hlccoughinQ Greek ike a Heo."
AaAsA WALKERS excellent work on political
economy, 'sThe Science OF wealth." Il to be con-
densed by the author aud printed by Lippincott.
PROFESSOR JAMES G. MoFFAT has written and
Messrs. Dodd Mead Will publish, "a Comparative
History of Religions.u
HENRY A. WISE, Ex-Governor OF Virginia. mas
written book called "Seven Decades OF the United
states" In which politics, history and other topics.
are handled at length.
AcoMrLErE CATALOGUE OF Books published in
the United States, from 1856 to is7l has been
piied Dy James Kelly, and published by John Wiley
& Son.
'HoMo VERSUS DARwrs~ Is the title OF a learned
refutation OF "The Descent OF Man.n tobe reprinted
by Claxton, Remsen Il Honelnger.
TRANSLATION OF THAT remarkable work ny
D, 'puis "The Origin OF all iteIgieus WoivAip" has
been V1ade by Charles g. W. Miller or New Nriesns,
and IA 10 be published shortly.
IN Ia AAc l. HAYS has new yoluEse Of traNol In
the press If narpers onitlod IA observation-disclosures
Of Obseryat. ou and Adventure In Green.snd."
Mn. RusKn /, IN THE just-issued tenth naInber OF
Pors CIayire, an writes that though often invites
IN visit AmercaN = he always declines, because -
'could not endure ~eVen ior TWO iiionsnS' ~ H.o
country an msora ne as to possess castles" No
,ouht toe fosla,ous gentleman whO not long stncaL
axnrea.ed h,a araant Wish to burn up New York, ia
greatly n,eased at the . onhagration OF Chicago,
TIE yale hammer Of n Us year gives fuller lists ano
than over Z has the roll call OF all tna
.ecret organizations eatn societies, boating cabR
&C., Of the College, as well as the custonary us1
thu facn,ty and students IT'S get up, to0 is very
good, indeed quite artistic nc htue aesghs acco''.
ron,no tho noicea NJ tho uN embers OF the Ring,
NJ s1ha Heathen ), are s,ngn ariy well drawn ana
have great deal OF sly fun IN nc.. x $40 .,,o.,~
THE CATHOLIC PUBLICATION s. 'oIEln n4so a.e"S
panan;; sor 1870 r. S waiI nr,nr, I'd, well illustrated
10 Swa,, stored vrt,n wsar,,i info vmati0n 1t Will
doubtless have, as 1t deserves a lar. W oe""'
The New York herald., 1871-10-30


E. vallez, Secretary OF the Spanish Legation, is
At the Albemarle.
Bishop Young, OF Florida, is staying at the Cole
man.
General Hatch, Of the United States Army, is
again at the Holman.
Judge g. Ii. Sanford, OF Connecticut, yesterday
arrived at the Grand Central.
Judge r. q. Hurd, Of OHIO, Is among the late
arrivals at the st. Nicholas.
Bishop Quintard. OF Tennessee, is sojourning ut
the Coleman.
II. b. Goodyear, OF New Haven, is at the st.
James
General W. N. Caller, Of Illinois, quartered at the
st. Nicholas
DIR. f. W. Fisher, OF Omaha, ia at the Grand
\ Central.
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comfortable situation. Mayor Wells accom-
panies and shares the quarters with tn
others by consent of the Marshal. They viii
be brought down on Monday TO be present Il
Court for arraignment.
THE EXCITEMENT INCREASING.
These arrests have caused unusual excite
ment in the city. The news is just spreading
about, and is steadily increasing the feeling.
ANOTHER ARREST.
One Meachain, indicted for the murder in
which Kimball is alleged to be implicated,
was arrested few days ago 100 miles south
of here and brought to Camp Douglas, where
he is incarcerated. When caught he was
found secreted in stack of straw.
oRsoN HYDE FLOWN.
Orson Hyde, prominent member of the
Church, for whom warrant of arrest for
murder had been issued, escaped from the
officers after chase Of six miles.
THE SAINTS ON THE ALERT.
1t is difficult now to make arrests in the
southern part Of the Territory. The presence
of United States officers is known to the COM
munity with telegraphic celebrity, and the ac-
cused escape capture with little difficulty, be-
ing early apprised Of the officer coming.
BRIGHAM YOUNG A FUGITIVE.
Brigham Young was at Beaver, two hundred
and fifteen miles south of this city, on Friday
morning, and was still going south.
HE ''FLEs BY NIGHT"
He seems to travel by night, for some rea
son or other. He will probably stop at st.
George. the extreme southern settlement near
the Arizona frontier.
HE WILL HIDE FOR THE WINTER.
1t is thought that he will not return here
before spring, if then.
A SANITY ASSASSIN.
A fanatical fellow attempted to shoot Mar
shal Patrick in the street this evening, but the
Marshal seized the pistol, arrested him and
took him to the lookup at the City Hall.
The New York herald., 1871-10-30
HOPES FROM HOO

Tho Fugitive Elders ReturpiDg-Eldcr
Cannon and Junior Young Come Back
Orson Hyde still Missing.
SALT LAKE, Oct. 20, 1871.
RETURN OF ELDER CANNON.
Elder George @. Cannon arrived this morn
ing from San Francisco and preached
this afternoon in the large Tabernacle
to an audience numbering at least ten
thousand. He counselled his hearers
to abstain from any act of vio-
lence, and to submit to tho law
God would protect them and deliver
them from their prosecutors. Tho crusade
against them, he said, would only strengthen
them and glorify them. In the end their
Church could not be overturned. Their faith
was the inspiration of the Divine Spirit, and
1t would endure forever
SPEECH OF ELDER PRATT.
Elder Pratt was not SO conservative. He
did not want any whining judge to say to him,
rs he did to Hawkins, 81 am sorry for you."
He wanted no sympathy from any federal
official. He was ready to 60 to Jail
for twenty years, but did not want any pity
from such source. He predicted that God
would totally overthrow and annihilate the
present prosecutors Of The Mormon people.
oRsoN HYDR's HIDING PLACE.
Hyde, the apostle; it is thought he has gone
10 Arizona or Mexico.
RETURN OF JOSEPH YOUNG.
Joseph A. Young, a son Of Brigham, has
returned to the city, but he is not yet arrested.
The New York herald., 1871-10-30
YELLOW FEVER IN THE SOUTH.

CHARLESTON, Oct. 20, 1871.
There were four deaths from yellow fever during
the past twenty.four hours In Charleston.
VIcKsBuRG, Oct. 90 1871.
There are three new OF yellow fever TO. day.
No deaths for the past forty-eght hours. Thirty
cases under treatment.
NATCHEZ, Oct. 90 1871.
Fever abatng. One hundred and fifty cases are
under treatment. There nave been about sixty
deaths since September 49,
The New York herald., 1871-10-30
AN ACCUSED MAN EXPLAINS.

William A. Adams, VINO was arrested in New
York about two weeks ago, sends communication
TO this paper objecting to the term notorious
thiefn being used In reference to him. A man
named Spear, who preferred the charge OF burglary
against him, withdrew II and substituted therefor
charge Of petty larceny, on which Adams was in
carcerated for ten days In the Hudson county JAIL
and then discharged. IL appears that spear oc-
cAs0nally trusted Adams with considerable sums
OF money, rom which 1t would seem that he was
not 80 notorious ~ Smear alleged
The New York herald., 1871-10-30
sTABBING AFPRAYS.

Dennis Mccarthy, Of 334 Front street, wa9
stabbed in the back one O'Clock yesterday tho
corner OF Ridge ana Division Streets by John smith,
OF No. 0 Ridge street. Mccarthy is now lying in 6
dangerous condition at his residence.
James Lamb got into difficulty with some work.
man last night, In East Twelfth street, be-
tween First and Second avenues, and waSs
dangerously wounded by his antagonist. He
fused to make any complaint OF the affair to tAar
police and was sent to Bellevue Hospital for attend
ance.
The New York herald., 1871-10-30
NEW PUBLICATIONS REC 1IvED.

From Chapman 4 Hall, LOndOn:- lAo h'e U
John Sterling' and "Oliver Cromwell's Lstters ana
Speeches. volume L. by Thomas Carlyle
From Harper Brothers:-"The Ancien Astofy
of the East" by Philip Smith, B. A..
From James r. Osgood h Co.:-"The Pre-. o' 'n0
Gods, by Florence Marryatt.
From j. N. Stoddart h Co., Philadelp nia'-
aC,otide; or the Secret OF Three Generate MS
from the French OF Alexandra de Pontnartin, ~
Kate @. Barton -
From Hurd and noughton:-. Little Jakey." "
Mrs. 8. H. de KrOyft.
The New York herald., 1871-10-30
WEATHER REPORT.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Oct. 3o-1 A. NJ.

WAR DEPARTMENT., ]
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON Oct. 3o-1 A. NJ J
synopsis for the Pust TUenty-Jour Hours.
The highest barometer is over Virginia and Penn.
sylvania, with northwesterly winds on the New
England coast, ana northeast winds on the
South Atlantic. The lowest barometer Is
probably In Wisconsin, with brisk northwest
winds from Minnesota to Kansas, and southerly
winds from Lake superior southwark. Cloudiness
extends from Texas to Alabama and Illinois.
Probabilities.
Hisine barometer with pleasant weather Is probable
ior new England on Monday; falling barometer,
with castery winds ana mcreaaing cloudi-
ness, RON North Carolina TO Florida; cloudy
ana threatening weather from Alabama to Indiana
and westward; south ana southwesterly winds
On Tue lower lakes. The disturbance in
n,, m,sSosn ISL, nus moved northeastward, with
TO north est ~ s
Chicago and Milwaukee. ~
The New York herald., 1871-10-30
QUAKER CITY CORRUPTION.

Arrest of the Embezzling Broker Of Philadel-
phia City Bonds.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 20, 1871.
Charles T. TerKes, Jr., the broker, deputed by Mr..
Treasurer Marcer to sell the cIty's bonds, ana
through whose failure the city Is said to lose neariw
half million dollars, has been held In $5O 900 baiH
on charge OF embezzling the city's funds, and In
$50 600 bail on q charge OF larceny as ballee.