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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-18
FORCING A DAUGHTER TO MARRY-HER ESCAPE
AND ADVENTURES.

Irene Robinson, bright-loOking young
wonau age 49, left her home in Peoria, Ill., two years
400 because her parents wished her to marry man old
enopph 70 be her father and for whom she entertained
decided dislike To guard against detection she adopted
the habit Of boy and with her hair cut short readily
va I'D FOR boy OF Is or l6. She first went to Chicago,
and there obtained work as teamster, passing under
the name of William Franks. She was suspected Of being
a GIRL but denied It, and LETT Chicago through
worked at various places rs farm laborer,
hut seldom stayed long at one place. the prying
iyposture After various adventures she found herself
IN lrrov few days ago. and engaged deck hand
canal boat. commanded by Capt CsIinesu aud bound
Tor this city On the way here tue captains wife
csed her Of being girl and she psy confessed that
went TO the West Twentethst Police Station to ask aid
of the police authorities to enable Der to reach her home
sne h rs relatives, OF whom she has heard
"otbimS sncc leaving home. Her rough. horny hands
and uHSurncd face bear witness to her life OF toll and
srnosure Her garb consists OF coat, much the worse
for wear and torn several places patched paaloons,
r~ IN WOODEN shirt pair OF heavy boots ana battered
,icr mai She possesses "A cheerful disposition. which
even her rough fife has been unable to subdue. When
otnJ why she did the garb OF her when
ast accused u boipg gull abe said that slc Was airaS
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POLITICAL.
THE MASSACHUSETTS, 0OvERNORSIIIS.
MIR. JEWELL wITh3RAwS.

MIR. JEWELL wITHHRAWS.
posroN Sent. t7.-The following will appear
tolhorto"' Boston. Sept &c, 1871.
urxpv 7, PIERCE. Eso-,fy Dear Sir: Ilaldress you
ne hc chairman of Committee of my friends who nave
hoa o kindness 10 prosent my name to the Republican
Convention az candidate for the Office OF Governor 10
fender to them my thanks for their good wishes Oh my
behalf and TO assure you and thcm that am NOT III
senshc of the honor done by their action nut nave
come to the clear opinion that the interests OF tue W.
publican party and of the Commonwealth Will DC pcs'
suhserved by the withdrawal of my name from he ii''
NJ candidates. There ought, in my opinion, TO De
M division among he Republicans of Boston
and Of this vicinity in this emergency
which certainly is very grave one AS
citizen of the Commonwealth, cannot heip the cohVic
tior that the assaults which have been rccently made
mon the Executive and Legislative policy which has
been pursued for the last dozen year' ana lhdeen sce
the Republican party has had control OF affairs nave MOI
only been wholly without ground in justice ana "t'
hut they have tended seriously to liDure lne
GOOD fame and credit of the State. Massachusetts mas
been and is well-govcrned Commonwealth Inc names
of her Chief Magistrates cannot be spoken "llou lo
spcct nor can the cement OF her puolc ahdr' DC
successfully impeaChod, or even assalicd. an saShu
| that there should be. if possible ana OF us
instability do not doubt, q union OF oil
| Republicans in defense of their own Admins
trations now so violently attacked. I am salts
fed also that the attacks upon the RcpuDllcah
party OF the state and upon its administration OF AFFAIRS
tend not only inevitably to Reorganization and diSrup
tou here but to a stu furthcrrcachng Reorganization
in other States. cannot therefore, for moment hes
tate on personal grounds in crisis which seems |" IN
voye the integrity and Of the party and its rrn
ciucs In the nation as well IN the State. In TINS
emergency trust the Republicans OF this city ana vic
y and the entire state may speak with united voice
and have therefore, resolved that division IN regard
10 mcn-so far as can remove division ana promote
| uny-shall exist. No personal sacrhce whlch can
make is too great if may thereby contribute to pro-
ducn rcsnIt deem so desirable therefore take this
opportunity to ask my friends through yon, to whHraw
nv name from the remain. very sincerely
YOUR Obedcut servant, HARNLl Jt"hi'
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MAN EEATEN TO DEATH BY HIS WIFE.

UTICA, Sept. 1G.-On Thursday last William
Edic of sangcrcd found dead in his bed u IL DC
lieved that Edic and his wife quarreed while inc nus
band was intoxicated that the wife was very roughly
handled Mt first but obtaining whlleree, she struck
her husband on the head, knocking him down ana so
severely beating him that he died on Thursday morning
of his INJURIES The wife says that near midnight on
Wednesday she was awakened by cOored man stand
ing by the side of the bed occupied by herself ana nus
the bed conceang herself in outbudng until morn,
whom returning to the house she found her husband
Wing on the bed diving and bloody whifietree by the
bedside This story seems hardly probable, and Mrs
10 Ia henn held Tor murder.
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.o,,sty With bis coanorsi there Ensure ne rG or
IN u,nst have an equal distribution W % ,n
proven a at Iirrr he equal Justice even th0usn w.
hcn5 f, IuI we hereby call on Mt S"mU ns
nesncai Arm In his determination TO resist, ~ ~ down
20 remain The conspirItors who seek to bring u'"
I, ~ ms aS hairs to dsOnored s3yc rd torchcht pro-
DIS That monster meeting anu W. ds of
hsoscS hnIb an a laN to he named ny the HrCnui Ho
Mr. Connolly and that Committee "S t tS" every lover Of
orgiT and every hatcr Of dcspOtism ana duNVo NO
I Ido9 in the ranks of the Democracy OF
inTited 10 attend and sweep the usAiptf9 'oi,
william c. Cover and Peter Mc''''y '"'" nv, ,nnt a
.,nr,s,,c ot MIR Connolly AMI it was resolved 'na'
C,nvonton Of three delegates from each Ward VT '"
- and University place. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
90 make arrangements for the proposed mass ''c'"e
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UE1THER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT. }
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, (
IL lArl-I Ii. y

WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON. Sept. l., ISL p. III.
Synopsis for the Dast t~enfytour hours. -
The low barometer has risen slowly over New
En- Gland since saturday afternoon the pressure, mas
however entirely recovered in Ncw-fork ana the le
Atlantic States. The highest barometer was continued
i'm the Ohio valley moving slowly to the northeast ana
small area high pressure has advanced from Mlhhe-
sofa and the upper lakes to Michigan the pressure
has fallen from Missouri norhward. The rain and
clouds Of saturday have very generally cleared away III
the Middle and Eastern States but cold upper current
of air has produced this afternoon cloudy weather over
New York and Ncw-England. Local rains nave fallen
today and yesterday the Gulf Coast Gear weather
is generally reported from the lakes
Probabilities. ~ .
The barometer will probably continue 10 tai Id inc
Nnrtb.Wcst with brisk easterly winds on the upper
lakes Northeasterly winds are probable for Lakes
Uron and Erie The conditions are favorable for liHht
rains to.nirht along the Atlantic Coast, followed by
clear and pleasant weather on Monday picaSant
weather the Gulf States, with local rains OH tnc ie
li.IIn
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DIED.

BEyYTTT-A Ann Bennett jersey City lights on sui Sept ~
III, u the t,h year OF her age.
Notice Of eia hereafter
DuRBROw-At Newnampton, Orange 60 n " Friday sept IL
The r{lty. snd friend fm respectfully invited to ..'ss4
The funeral Ss the sdS S 49, a D"Of'" "" Il"
GREIG-At Pelham THURSDAY Sept H. Elizabeth wife Of WI"
rs and d,ushtsr Of the late Ahon A ~. E,o,,,
Church Monday, the 18th inst, at o'clock cans
leave Twenty -se,oath.sL at ll:Jl
HALsEYAt Rockawsy j. Sept IS 1871 Hon. Samuel Haley.
FLTsr his late residence or Tuesday 18th II O'Clock
HAMLTON-On satuay Sept It, 1871 Clinton son of Mark K.
Susan Hamilton eyed years 10 moths AL a to attend n,
g"s5 or us tf nf p. po1s
U,sPORD-In this city on 18th inst, H. Elizabeth Ill., wife q
Edward Hsllor and daughter of Rev W. H. Dkemsu aged
TIE relatives and friends oftf family ar, peefSy invited % ps e
g. E. Church coruer Of St
on 25th August at Baisn Bstsn Gp's
Mrs arienbegh widow Of Rev James iarienbegh d.
T O, services will be held on MONDAY morning. Sept 49, 1919
ook in the Fnhae nshytesn Church Ffsve aud Nine:
enthst The friends Of the family are invited to atesA
without further notice
LEE-M Yewbugh on Friday evening 18th inst after lingering ILL.,
Iess Dr. Edward E. Lee aged IS year.. $500 , Ii, ,,.
cc 2s4 Gan.t csrsss viii BE IN Es t r. a assn o
barge Of nAns on Tues lay morning at IL O'CLOCK Tor inter-
uIIIsA Kent Conn Sept A. 1871 Catharuc wife of Edm..s
RAYSoR On Saturday Sept &c. Ida ct Of VIM Rayno in as
Her si rs,es and friend. Of her sonnx Phe@ sai
are p pSm her late residence iSi South F wi.bu
REMISGTON-On Friday Julia wife of Clement Remins's
"A OF the late Henry II Schietehn
10 East Madison square on hooaey
ne,t al and friends of faulty are reseee
fully invited 70 attend funeral without further notice
ROBNsAt Norwa Sept H. Maria Robins daughter OF the late
Robins of this riy
respectfully invited TO attend ne
West Thirty hds at IL ocioSs
Monde the 18th inst
SITUATION Friday Sept 1871 Sidney H. Stuart aged 81 years
The funeral will take place from his late residence o. mea bsny
Ninthave Tuesday sept 49, at O'Clock n
Friends relatives respectfully invited to attend
TApPAN-On Saturday morning Sept 6 Anus Maria Tappsn dsushs
OF the late Peter Tappan of New-lork CITY
Monday att o'clock from the Second Reionsd
Church a Kingston, N. Y.
TIaPSON-In the 10th Of congestion Of the hve
Lua Chsenan wife Of Cherries W. Tmson 10 the 18th year Of
her
Tn. friends the family respectfully invited attesd
the pe al from residence No. 1894 1hdyc Of
Ghs. Tuesday. 18th inst, at ii O'Clock M
Tn. remains wi be taken o Greenwood for nt-rment
vAv AUKEN-On Sunday 18th September Susan widow Of The es
Van in the 18th OF her
Relative, and friends family respectfully invited to ass ~
funeral Tuesday 18th inst - the residence 81 ~
son.nlaw $. Burkhalter, Ga West FOrty-seventhst
WOOD-Ou Thursday Sept H. at Cornwall ~ Y, Winthrop Wss
ony son Of Oliver Catherine Wood aged - "
months II
hi, funeral will place Monday the 18th inst at $3.50 -
residence of his parents No 81 East Thirty thns this city,
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HAVANA MARKETS.

Hr,SA Sept ia ..fehc1,s ha'.ss md hsan;
l 900 aies SIS bids revp Of TIE week Havana aD<
10 hs1es erpos the week tren Havana aa hanisn
400 boxes hhd nclud Is 800 beIe. TO the tnd STATES
2jp e. i?l reals Mo.ss.-yy, ci reals; M1,ec,sd SUGAR
Flour si3osJGP bill: Hams, mees9 sngsreaIed s2o g
ASA q2mt.l Lari-Keg rs a,a Si' - SsA SI
Dbl TaW ~? ''Per quni onSl.-A1g,eias we SS 20 bs
feet P,eh Pine 10 PER 900 FeghsPer heI of Sugar "a
NotH po 81 2l0Sl 2J hid of Sugar to Northern ports
Az 81 J 10 Fsmoh and orders ~ 6G.3 Eiehapge % United
Sres DAYS Currency par rremim United states shS
F Cnrruc, tni states ~ lays Hoti lJ1 y,
NM on United sus SIGHT 0t <sI pem'un % Lou
DON 23iQ!5i pvmiu-.
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TIL GERMAN REPUBLICAN ADDRESS TO
THE GERMAN DEMOCRATS.

The address of the German Republican Cen
tra Committee to the German Democracy urging united
action in the matter OF the municipal disorders and the
war az inst TaInnany rule has created favorable i'm
prc.son though no Official action the part oi the
Democratic General Committee has yet been taken The
document was submitted, however to the Executive
Committee which will call meeting OF the General
Committee on the subject in few days 1t is under
stood that on that occasion plan for joint action will be
recommended and adopted, and Conference Committee
appOiltcd.
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Til. CITY ACCOUNTS.

No formal sessions were held ON Saturday
ny the SubCOmu.tccs the City and County Accounts
,,nt Mcssrs Cutting, P,arsg and Osborn OF the Clt
cans. Committee, assisted wy Aldermen Punhtt, VII
lets Dmond. Watnan, Welsh, Schllchtlng' ana W
mana were ENGAGED In examining the books III the con
troYcr.s office. The report prepared by the Citizens
committee on Friday will be submitted to the JOINT
.-,,, MT rc Law.
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THE THOMAS McGEHAN MURDER CASE.

CINCINNATI Sept. 1.-THE jury in the case of
Thomas Mcclellan. indicted for the murder Of Thomas
Myers at Hamilton Onio trial at Dayton, rendered
verdict of guilty Of murder in the second degree" The
Jury were twelve hours and announced their verdict
at o'clock this morning. In previous trial OF this case
it will be remembered that of the defendants cOun-
sci was late c. l.. Vaandgham, who lost his life in
Illustrating his theory of the cause OF Myerss death The
case will probably 90 to higher Court.
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A RAILWAY CONDUCTOR CHARGED WITH MAN


BosToN, Mass, Sept. 1G.-Henry o. Wright
conductor arrested at the instance of Brdsewaer
Coroner last evening charge of granddaughter in
causing tho death of Mrs Catharine Butterworth Of Till
cut who was killed while leaving the tram after 1t had
started from that station about week He waived
an examination tits morning, and bail in 5000 was flr
nished prominent citizens The verdict OF the CorO
jury has been made up, but Is withheld from the
public iOr the present.
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OTTDOOR SPORTS.
THE TURF.
GOLDSMITH MAID AND LUCY.

MILWAUKEE,, Sept. 1G-GOldsmith Malu
roted the first heat Minneapolis to-day in 2ls! sec
and h,.,t i'm Ola The third heat was made in 2:2 In
tho second heat Lucy in only neck behind tIie
Maid thus making better time than ever before Inc
track is new and sandy and way beneath the hooiS
OF fine horses The horses III splendid CONDITION,
and the second heat with apparent ease Dope
thinks lie will easily 20 below his milwaukee, ti'ne On INC
first favorable opportunity.
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pERsONAI-BY TELEGRAPH

1.-The Empress Eugene is in Madrid, Spain.
The Queen of Denmark is expected at Athens
shortly . :. ~
.Lvman Cumming. the oldest lawyer In Bur-
uugton, VT, died on Friday. aged 49,
The wife OF Capt. J. IT. Blethen commander
Of The steamship Nevas died on Saturday, al San Ff-nr'o
The Rev. j. n. Fairbanks, an esteemed aud
Of ST. TsOnas thsfch In
81. ulon Vt died u hat village On Friday
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CIRCUS ROY STARVED To DEATH.

PorGHKEEpsIE, Sept. IA boy, age 2, be-
longing TO OBrien's Circus was fohhu III r"i ", .
hotel -, s,rmr,Ile last week. with his hands tied be-
mind hin, and ,uost dead from starvation. The cook
brd IA. cries aud gave hin piece OF bread aud when
this WAS n cnrercd by the circus people it was severely
hrutcn for eating IT, He deprived vi ioOn tht no
n,sh rrusu light 80 that the ueu u tho INK could
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chf ~ dnkns through sn but
n! that ms! hquors act powerfully thu eai Epes att hed
10 DE ruals p':ely hone ,rob' worthy ien 10
c'Jeef wits to ~ that be ia su p,rsy fog this csas
peafs hst h. had been In The habit Of drinking gs Of beer ear1
III ~" m0g which had renamed th lad pe light, and The
Of his thoHghc.sne po--d hs
fort e persons who berpups warning and SOFA
slue li:h1 LEAD lPP leB apparatus Toe
soda rpi mineral Soil by the C0Lw.Ls SuAw WLLARB
IL &. u. Co, No. Zl3 Centre ST., Ncw.YosN.
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EXECUTION OF THREE CoLORED MEN.

NEw-ORLEANS, Sept. 17.-JOhn Williams Al
fred De Carraux, and Noel (aas Madson) Hampton all
coored men, hanged yesterday in st. James Par
ish for the murder of Frank Monteath, May TO- They
were executed the spot where the murder was COM
mittc The sheriff cXccutOneI jacr, and guards were
oil rnn ppdt mn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-18
BASEBALL.

The colorcd baseball match at Philadelphia,
,.o rd,, VA. largely attcnhed. The Uniques
# Ch!cato 2; p THAN, OF Philadelphia T.
The cmp,oyG5of r. Hoe & Co. and TIE TRIB-
,.,r prcssmen uloycd homc-and-hOme game. Satur
dnE - The Endcavor Ground near East New-York,
vii, h was won by the Pressmen' as follows:
~ flsls iS. 81 D. 4th 3th 9TH It'll Totals.
Tr5snc.:...i 81,
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CLIPPER SHIP WRECKED.

SAN Francisco, Cal, Sept. 1G.-The Ameri-
can clipper ship Annie Lse, Tucker, Master, owned in
Portland Maine from Sydney, Australia with cargo OF
coal the Central Pacific Railway ran on reef OF
Point Rogers during dense fog, ut O'Clock last even
ing and soon commenced breaking up All OF the crew
were saved and reached san Francisco this morning.
The vessel and cargo are Il total loss.
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Gpeeial Notices


The Executive Committee tOf the CITIZENS and fAx.
Of NETWORK:
respectfully solicit. subscriptions Fund for defying the es
of Seventy performing the duty devoVe p q
that meeting held the Cooper Union AssA
evening September Such subscriptions be seut to E~th
Sauer esq Treasurer Broadway either the unde''g
or collectors duly appointed Tor the purpose wao vi" show a
authority
New.YOrk. Sept. ii. 1871.
JAMES NJ. BROWN, PAUL " SPoFfoRp,
upNRy CIEWs WASHINGTON r. yERMfLYH,
SAML d. BABC0CK. "M d. fLiESS
B. b. SHERMAN j. sELlGhAN
JyO. A. STEWART, EUGENb bALLN'
M NM = II SASEMHYkR Vice chairman Er'oSi4"
Ninth Assembly District RepubIican Asssclattea.~
Pursuant to call ohe Central Committee primary election WI ee
held at Bekrr Building THIS Monday EVENING Sept 3 fos he
nnruo,e ecng Convention Pols hoA
to9 O'Clock GEO F. MERKLER, Pres Gro. W. LucxEr Sec
Fourteenth Assembly District Republics Assectc5
At Pimpeon iiuilins on MONDAY EyENISG sss
hours and Clock nhspbhi d. ndhDi h'e''1-~
I. W. koBBRTSoN Secretary
Fifteenth Assembly District Repubiicsn Assccistic..
trs ~ the CITY Of Newiork will be hed homus ha
20 IVES, Thirtyhnst MONDAY September IL 1871 fsA sps4
from O'Clock M to 10 O'Clock P,Txpy 1,pArcH p,d.ot
ws B. AVERY, Secretary
Sixteenth Assembly District Republican AsseciatteGs
Delegates and Alternate to Tie Mate coayentSn Ss
sept 10. Pvis open from 10. ISAAC D. BAILEY Pfeadeps
e.. SruRGks, Secretary.
Seventeenth District Republic 60 Assoeiutioa.-Ths
Election Delegates and Fhree Aes to the State Convex
lion viii he held Rooms sixth and Forty second
st. THIS Iondsy) EVENING. PoSope. fraa "a 10 O'Clock
DAVID u MLLLlsa Secretary. JON " MASON. eSsslaeak
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toss Elm aSout easily Thursaav be d,cd. and the
pyscinn declafed that he had been actually star ed to
Hean. ne belonged TO person called the strong
Paris for 500. ~ Ne'
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TERRIBLE EXPLOSION IN NEVADA

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. l7.-An explosion Of
powder occurred Phoebe Nevada yesterday, and the
whole business portion of the town destroyed. The
loss is estimated at from 100000 to 100000.
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Dr. Cotton, airing returned from s European will hereses
ta Cooper Institute to administer the -
all VI no lls.rc teeth extracted v thout pain.
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TwEEDS FRIENDS DECLINE TO RALLY

The Tweed mass meeting winch was TO ilDNc
ieen held saturday evening at the Junction VI
~ , -, , rro,5v,,y vaa M utter failure. The
,ior's few remaining friends" mt AT tne oricliil
IC,nh Room ia Eo>t Broadway, an lOSlroheu '"o
ID. mnustraton until next Friday night
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OF being found by her father and compelled to rctun
home Ehe is detained at the SatOnlO'sc. To-day 7hc
will be sent home by the police authorities.
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FIRES.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE At at pA,rr MINI

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT ST. PAUL MINI
ST. PAUL, Sept. ia fire broke out last
night, about midnight, in the Of the First National
Bank it was first discovered in stable belonging to
Hall Poor wholesale groccrs The fire spread with
great rapidly, communicating to Cathcart's dry goods
store and the millinery establishment Of Mrs. T. Ioey
and the store Of Hall Poor, which completely gut,
ted Cathcarts dry goods store only slightly dam
aged though considerable loss incurred In the
nova the stock. Hall q Poor saved very little stock
Hall * POOr loss ranges from $1,000 to Sl0oG0G naur
Hncr 5000. The other losses are comparatively small
and covered by insurance.
FIRE ~ ST ALBANs, VT
BURLINGTON. VT, Sept. 7.-An extensive
fire broke out at 3 a. IN. on Lakc-s st. Almns, ant
and rag cd until a. M before being checked The eniir'
south side of the street from Farrars block to St. Al
bans House is in ashes.
Among the buildnc' burned are Barnns'1 Block. Mon
itor Block Dri ,cos Block, st. Adams Foundry Com
many WarerOornI, Gi'mOr" & Bran1rd's VERY stable
beside various ot her stores, shops and tcn"n"nts
Fifteen families are rendered homeless ny tIr Htr
Loss. $500 900; largely insured. One man was lnJurr'
The i.cilen could do nothing for want or wafer In
0lir" OF ThF ST. ibdns Transcript ana the FRENCH pdlN
lie ITOtectOHS were also Gcstr0ved
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

CrA-rx.rcs c. Sept 7.Ardsed steamship Champion iron
New.iork
SAvsSAu "a, Sent. I7-Arryei schr sonaset from NasssA
Cleared, steamships Huntsville HLi Hs0cha. for Her'lork' s
Wyoming. fDf Philadelphia schr. Wave for Nassau
StN taStICO. sept l1-Ari0d. s5rs Goy Noron from NJ
YORK Iron Crown Codbcck from Newcastle hnrahss
81 Jo Australia from New YORK and w. b.
sEmh Nra from NewlOl The steamship WYaHia nag
tln N III iOnes She that the wrecked ship ANN
Se VII yesterday captain ami sold a. .ucacd
roiat until late
night, u hours hing
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CALIFORNIA
y,TEST RETIIRNS BY MAIL.

LATEST RETURNS BY MAIL"
Tic following figures show the returns so FAR re-
ccycd Tor the office Of Governor at the STATE election
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RRw-IIidp Cord.

For DImb Walters. Sash.Cori. &c Mann'actured By
Tue BARROW MASuFAcrrEISG Co.. BRISTOL Coua
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NETWORK.

sFefulrs all counted
There are II counties yet to hear from.
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Lea 4; Pesrins, Sascs.
Ps,oouneed By Co~noAsssn
"THE ONLY GOOD SAUCkv
;mn,.., .rn.,. and digestion an1vaed fo ~ esvss
". ~ Sr s Wssrs LEA PKRRIks prsss ATE oil psese
mAkip2 VI vending souRereHA
John DUNCAN'S SONS,
AeBrsTs NEW YORK.
Chamber or Cemmc'.ce.
.p. ...ans Ca...s. Of b. had .. TUES
Pilots in place Of Robert .yor whose term Of oAs
I'm ,, r, Ase sple.,on received IRON
49,, commer. Cos,an Iavas he appointment Of Delegate
% Sp,a, the Gambler at It's next ssDs be held BALTIMORE
4. sL INST. By order. GEORGE WILSON, Secretary,
-Geu,lsmen's SILK Hst,. Seven nol.I.
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