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The New York herald., 1871-09-17
ANOTHER MYSTERY.

The Wife Of "a Detroit ClerGy man Missing.
The relatives OF Mrs. +. c. Mitchell, wife Of Rev.
+. G. Mitchell, OF Detroit Mch., are In painful
state Of anxiety over the disappearance OF that LADY
while on a visit from Portland to Boston. She left
Portland September s. and arrived In Boston In thd
afternoon. She had been instructed by her husband
to make the journey by easy stages and therefore
Intended to pass the night in Boston. Finding thd
hotels crowded she resolved TO continue her jour-
nev, and teeRraphed 10 her fathern-aw, Mr.. II. X.
MITCHELL president OF the Commonwealth Natl0naA
Bank, Philadelphia, that she would proceed by
the nine p. N. train. and also wrote note
III pencil to her husband in Detroit, say ing
that she would go forward and telegraph him ON
her arrival in Philadelphia. This Is the latest au-
thenLlc intelligence OF the lady, Her husband and
his brother went to Boston and mterrOgated the
conductors OF the train she said she would take Ouc
found no clue beyond a FAINT recollection on tha
part OF the sleeping car conductor that such lady
on the night or the 5th lnst wanted berth, bue
train. but was taken into II section which Mrs.
Ames had secured entirely for herself by that lady.
who kindly offered to share with her. This lady, by
communicating with Mrs. Mitche's relatives, will
greatly relieve their anxiety by giving what lnf0rm
alton she can regarding her travelling companion.
Mrs. Mitchell mentioned In her letter to her hus.
band that an elderly gentleman had been very kind
to her on the way from Portland, and on her arrival
In Boston offered to conduct her to q third rata
hotel; but as she objected to stopping In any but
first class hotel, he advised her to continue her
Journey Whether he came further than Boston
does not appear
The New York herald., 1871-09-17
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Sept. I6, 1871.
The leaders Of the International Society have
promised the London weavers that they will pre-
vent the Importation OF foreign workmen to Eng.
land.
The London Labor League has denounced the in
PRODUCTION OF foreigners into English workshops as
dangerous political precedent
The London Times OF today editorlally depiores
the continuance OF antagonism between labor ami
capital
CLARK. THE AMERICAN BOND FORGER, SENTENCED.
Clark, the American bond forger, has been SEN
fenced TO eighteen months Imprisonment at hard
labor for pretending to be Mr. Cole, banker OF
Lyons and New York.
Clark is supposed to have assumed the name of
Roberts for nefarious purposes. but owing to the
want Of evidence 1t was impossible to punish him
for this crime
REFORM IN PENITENTIARy MANAGEMENT.
An International Congress- having as its object
reform in the management of the penitentiaries
throughout Europe and America, Will be held in
London in June, 1872.
The original suggestion for the assemhlage OF
such body came from the United States, where, at
p congress held in Cincinnati, the primary steps
were taken. Delegates appointed at that meeting
have the various nations of Europe and have
received promise OF support from many OF the gov.
ernments.
The call for the Congress will shortly be issued.
THE BRITISH WHEAT CROP.
A correspondent OF the London Times says the
British wheat crop Is dsastr0usly deficient.
COTTON FROM AMERICA.
Arrived, ship Waverley from New York. August
a. with 249 baies OF cotton.
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Valparaiso advices are to August 18th.
Another coal seam has been discovered at Neb.
llnsta
Much dispute as to the true boundaries OF Chile
and Bolivia has been occasoned by the discovery of
the Caracoles mines.
Business very dull at Valparaiso, and freishts
were nominal
Cailao dates are to August 2S.
The excitement over the approaching elections
was increasing.
Prado, the civil candidate for President, would
certainly be defeated by his military opponent.
An earthquake on the 2lst shook the entire coast,
botn north and south, very severely. The sea was
greatly agitated, and for time 1t was impossible
for vessels to enter the ports.
The American man-of-war Ossipee sailed for Tai
cahuana on the 23d.
An English merchant steamer had saved the crew
Of the English merchant vessel River FORTH which
Ioundered at sea-
Edward Kendall, a sailor, was accidenily shot
during target practice on board the English manof
war Chanticleer
COLOMBIA.
The American merchant steamer Honduras
arrived at Panama. September I'd, from New YORK,
via cane Horn.
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TRIENNIAL CONvOOATION OF KNIGHTS
TEMPLARS,

BALTIMORE. Md, Sept. 16 1871.
The several communicates Of Knights Templars
of this city have perfected arrangements for the
reception Of their brethren at the Grand Trlennia
Convocation Of Knights Tempars of the United
states and General Grand Chapter of Royal Arch
Masons, which convenes in this city on Monday
next. number OF eminent Knights have already
arrived and several thousand will reach the city
tomorrow. From advices received 1t Will be The
largest assemblage OF Knights convened In the
United States. A number Will be present from
Canada ana England.
Two special trains leave Cincinnati tonight, over
the Baltimore and OHIO Railroad with Knights from
Jacksonville, H.; Indianapolis, Columbus and other
points, numbering about one thousand VINO will
arrive tomorrow evening. Arrangements have
been made for the accommodation OF knights from
washington. Special trains will be run between
washington and this city daily during the convoca-
The New York herald., 1871-09-17

ANOTHER CYCLONE NEAR KINGSTON.
Trouble Between the White and Black Squat
ters-The Cuban Cause Not Appreciated In
the Island-The Offenders of 1865.
IelEGRAEs TO THE NEW y0sX HERALD.

KINGSTON, ia, Sept. IL, 1871.
cyclone was experienced forty miles to the
southwark of Jamaica yesterday afternoon, travel
ling westwardly.
1t was not felt in this island.
One hundred summonses have just been issued
against negro squatters and their white allies.
1t Is asserted that such a wholesale summonng as
will bring into the same court 100 defendants and
500 witnesses from one district by one road and on
the same day, will be great temptation to insur-
rection, whereas the settlement Of one case would
have settled all, and that the object of the whole
business is to fee the lawyers.
memorial to the home government is in course
OF signature by political agitatOrs who were ac-
quilted Of completely in the rebellion Of 1865.
KINGSTON, Ja., Sept. 13, 1871.
The rainy season has set in.
bazaar is TO be held here to raise money for the
support of the destitute Cubans now in this city
but the project receives little sympathy from
the citizens.
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RenuhIican AssembIy Nominations.
Personal Intelligence.

Baron Lederer the Austrian Minister, is at the
Brevoort House.
Governor HOFFMAN came to the city late on Fri.
day night. He remained at the Clarendon Hotel
until yesterday afternoon, when he departed for
Albany
Captain Webster, of England, Is staying kat the
Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Commodore NJ II. Simons OF the Narragansett
Steamship Company, lately returned from Europe,
Is at the St. James Hotel.
Count Corti the Italian Minister, left the Brev0or
House for Newport last evening.
John Groesbeck, Of Cincinnati Is sojourning at
the Filth Avenue.
Judge jeremiah s. Black, of Pennsylvania, Is domi-
cled at the Astor House.
Judge Meeker, Of Minnesota, Is stopping at the st.
Nicholas.
Colonel G. ". Bradley, Of the United states Army,
has quarters at the New York Hotel.
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WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT, I
OFPIcE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, \
WASHINGTON ID. q Senf IA 40 ~ M.


WASHINGTON. ID. o., Sept 16-7:30 y. M
Synopsis for the Past Tsoentv.ro~ Hours.
The barometer has fallen slightly at tho Pacific
and Rocky Mountain stations, and hazy weatheE
Ia reported, which Is probably connected with
the extensive fires lately reported in Oregon. Tho
pressure has fallen, but Is now rising. I'D
Minnesota. The highest barometer extends north
eastward over Ohio Valley, and the area Of Iow
pressure, which was Friday afternoon Lake Erie,
has extended northeast and eastward and Ia now
spreading over New England. where rain prevailed
during the night, and cloudy weather L. now re-
ported. small area Of rain has extended from
Tennessee ana Northern Georgia northeast
ward, and Is probably now OFF Cape Hatteras.
Local rains have fallen the Immediate
Gulf coast during the day. Eastern winds In sho
Middle ana Eastern States have generally veered
through the Southeast and West and Northwest
Southery winds nave prevailed from the ohio
valley northward. with threatening weather on Lake
Superior. Cloudy and clearing weather continues
in the Mississippi Valley.
Irobnbntttes.
Partially cloudy and clearing weather. with rising
barometer, Is probable for New England on Sunday.
and very generally east OF the Mississippi River
The conditions will remain favorable Tor rains on
the immediate Gulf coast In the course or the day.
Rising barometer and pleasant weather are tndar
Gated for the upper lakes and the Northwest.
The New York herald., 1871-09-17
CALIFORNIA INTELLIGEyCE.

Wreck Of the Clipper Ship Annie Sise-Perile
Of the Whisl<cy Trade in Alaska.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 16 1871.
The American clipper ship Annie Sisc, Tucker
master, owned in Portland, Maine, from SydneyA
Australia. with cargo or coal for the Central
Pacific Railway, went on reef of Point Reyes dur
ing dense fog at five O'Clock last evening, and soon
commenced breaking up. All OF the crew were
saved and reached San Francisco tnls morning.
The vessel ana cargo are TOTAL loss.
The surveyors or the Southern Pac1hc Railway
reached Peropolis, thirty miles from Los Angeles
yesterday
McGynn. the republican candidate for State
Harbor COMMISSIONER was defeated by small ma
jOrIty by Rosenfeld, democrat The republicans
elect all the other State officers.
Judge Hoffman in the United States Distrtco
Court to-day rendered decision cOnfscating tha
schooner Mary Taylor and cargo for landing 81, 0O0
worth OF whskcv from San Francisco Ia Alaska.
The New York herald., 1871-09-17
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LoNpoN MosSy MARkEr.-LoNDoN, Sept ls-s p
M.-Consos closed at s34 for money the ac-
securities closed hvetwenty bonds
gSx 1859, 93a. 1857, s2s1 tenforties sUsx.
LoSpoS Paopuos MAsxEE-LoSDoN, Sept. l6-2
r. NJ Sugar anoat 2Ss a 2ss Cd
PAnIs BogRsE-PARIs, Sept l6.-French rentcs are
quoted at 57f &c.
I.ivrxrooL COTTON MARKrr.-LIvgRpoor, Sept I6-
p. M..-Couon firm; mlddng uplaDds, 9bd. middlng
Orleans gid gsd. The saes day foot up 10 900
bales including 1000 for export ana speculation
Law TKPooL PRoDUCR MARKET -LIvKRPooI. Sent I6-
az M.-Cheesc, 52s. Bacon, Bs. for Cumh herland cut
Tslow. tJs 4 fs.
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GREAT TROT OF GOLDSMITH MAID IN MIN.
NES0TA.
MILWAUKEE, WIS.,, Sept.

MILWAUKEE, WIS.,, Sept. 16, 1871.
Goldsmith Maid trOtted the first heat In Min
neapolis to-day in 2lsk; second heat in 2:171s.
The tnlrd heat was made IN 2:2l. In the second
heat Lucy came in only neck behind the Maid,
thus making better time than ever before.
The track Is new and sandy, and gave way be-
n cath the hoofs Of the horses. The horses IN
splendid condition, and trotted the second heat
with apparent ease. DObe thinks he Will easily GO
below MS Milwaukee time on the 1rst favorable OPP
portunlJy.
The New York herald., 1871-09-17
TELEGRAM 10 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Sept. 16, 1871.
The Russian squadron, EN- route from Cronstadt TO
New York as an escort to the Grand Duke Alexis
has arrived at Plymouth where the vessels will stop
q week to coal. DC.
The Grand Duke remains on board the frigate
Sweetland, flagship of the squadron, and of Admi-
raj Poisset, the commander OF the feet
The New York herald., 1871-09-17
President Theirs Attempting to COerce
The Customs Committee.
THE BILL ACCEPTED AT MIDNIGHT.
Proclamation to the National
Guard at Lyons.
The Marseilles Court Martial
Death to Traitors.
T.seRAks TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.


The majority of the Assembly is known to be
favorable 20 the project OF law for customs treaty
with Germany, including Alsace and Lorraine,
result OF which will be the evacuation OF the DEPART
ments OF the Aisne Aube Cote dor and Jura by the
German troops.
The debate upon the bill introduced by Count de
Remusat authorizing the signing OF such treaty,
will take place to-day.
General Changarnier is dangerously III.
SUBMITTING THE GERMAN CONVENTION.
M. Thiers announced to the Assembly this after
noon that the report Of the committee on the Ger
man convention would De ready for submission at
the evening session Of the Assembly.
N. TnIERS AND THE ALSATIAN CUSTOMS.
The Asace customs question proves to be trou
blesOme NJ. Bernard Is the president and M.
Laurent the secretary of the committee having
charge of The details OF the Asace bill, and it Is
known that majority Of the committee 1s opposed
TO the bill
N. Theirs pald visit to the committee to-day
however, ana, it Is hoped arranged the whole mat
ter satisfactorily.
Fears are expressed that unless the customs ques-
ton Is quickly settled the entire trade OF Alsace will
10 TO Switzerland instead Of TO France
DlsARMNG THE NATIONAL GUARD.
The OCc,al Journal Of to-day announces that the
disarmament of the National Guard Is proceeding
with the utmost tranquility in the departments.
The Customs Bill Accepted at Midnight.
VERSAILLES, Sept. 16-Midnght.
The Assembly has just accepted. by vote Of
bSs against 81 the Customs treaty concluded
by the Count lie Remusat and NJ. POuyer-
Quertler representing France and Herr
Won Arnim and Count Herzog on The
part OF Germany. Alsace and Lorraine are included
in the treaty. the consequences of which are the
immediate evacuation of the Departments OF the
Aisne Aube, Cote dor and Jura, and the reduction
of the German army Of occupation of the other de-
partments TO $4,000 men.
Proclamation to the National Guard nt
LYONS, Sept 16, 1871.
A proclamation appears to-day announcing the
disarmament OF the National Guard.
All arms in the possession OF the guard are re-
quired to be surrendered within two days. and fines
ana Imprisonment are to follow failure to comply
with the teens of the proclamation.
Regular troops Will replace the National Guards
as fast as they are disarmed.
An ternntionalist Agent Imprisoned-Denth
for Deserfion.
MARSEILLEs, Sept. 16, 1871.
The Court Martial to-day sentenced the agent OF
the Internatonallsts, NJ Pavy to a term of impris-
onment, and NJ. Paynis and certain soldiers to tie
shot for passing over the insurgents on the 4th Of
April.
The New York herald., 1871-09-17
BOHEMIA.
Delinquent Delegates to the Bohemian Diet.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

PRAGUE Sept 49, 1871.
In the Bohemian Diet to-day all the German men,
bers were absent because OF the imperial rescript
sent TO that body on Thursday expressing wish to
recognize the rights OF Bohemia by the coronation
oath and new electoral and national bills.
protest was, however, sent to the Diet signed by
the missing delegates against The passage OF any
illegal votes in their absence.
The New York herald., 1871-09-17
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

DUBLIN Sept. Is, 1871.
meeting having for its object the taking OF steps
for the prosecution Of the police for dispensing the
recent assembage Of the people in ph9nix Park is
to be held In the suburb OF Herold's Cross on SUM-
day today 17th inst
The New York herald., 1871-09-17
THE QUEBEC BOAT RACES.

QUEBEC, Sept. 10, 1871.
II is rainy and foggy here o-day. The boat racd
has been postponed to the first fine day. The
Taylor-Winship crew left here this morning foe
England. leaving only Kelly, Barton and two local
for the four -oared match. But little interest
Is manifested In the race,
The New York herald., 1871-09-17

STOCKHOLM, Sept. 10, 1871.
Both Houses OF the swedish ParlIam ent have ap.
pointed committees upon the bill for the reorganza.
tiOn of the army.
The Upper House favors, while the Lower Cham
ber Is opposed to the bill.
The New York herald., 1871-09-17

LONDON, Sept. 16, 1871.
A correspondent Of the London Times telegraphs
to that paper of to-day that he traversed the Mont
Gents tunnel in thrtyeght minutes; that the air in
the tunnel is excellent and the rails perfectly level
and that the entire work has been admirably done.
The New York herald., 1871-09-17
THE M'GEHAN MURDER TRIAL.

DAYTON, Ohio sept. 10, 1871.
Judge McKenny has just submitted his charge to
the jury In the Mcclellan murder trial. McGehans
connection with the vaandingham affair VIII be
remembered.
The New York herald., 1871-09-17
FOUR sEAMEN DROWNED.

MILWAUKEE,. Wis, Sept. 10, 1871
-Four seamen, named Dckey, steele, Davidson
and Merchie, belonging to the bark $. ID. Pomeroy,
were drowned at Menomonee on wednesday wnlle
going ashore tnayawL
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PRESIDENT GRANT.

WASHINGTON. Pa, Sept. 16, 1871.
President Grant is mere. lie leaves on Monday
for Cincinnati.
The New York herald., 1871-09-17

THE INTERNATIONAL IN LONDON.
Conference on Reform in European and
American Pehitentiaries-All the
Powers To Be Represented.
The New York herald., 1871-09-17

I.uxurinnt Head Of Hair and n Cool, Clean
scalp are very desirable. CRlSTADORO'S HAIR PRE-
SENTATIVE will accomplish both. Try 1t.
The New York herald., 1871-09-17

A.-Herring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES
25l Broadway corn9r Murray ssraS
The New York herald., 1871-09-17

Ii il Saddcning 10 See Our Hair Bl0ssomfa0
for the grave too early More especially feel tha
acon and 1t Is greater deformity to them than t
men AYERS HAIR VIGOR restores N
hair sometimes but ITS original color always.
The New York herald., 1871-09-17

All Won Want Good Article Call at
CHAS FRANKS BOOT and SHOE store, 53 Nassau street:
established ls4t. Our work be exceled By
a house In the city.
The New York herald., 1871-09-17

DIR. Cotton, Ha wing Returned from His Eur0>
will hereafter be his Office In the Cooper
te administer the in to all who desire Teeth
extracted without pain.
The New York herald., 1871-09-17

Teeth Extracted without Pain.
DIR. HASBROUCK late operator at oton's has removod
from Cooper Institute y W. srosdTay, corner "a
The New York herald., 1871-09-17
CENTURY W HISKEY.

Railroad Ticket Once, Sturtevmnt House..
Tickets by all routes; rates depot SoapsnC
secured Baggage Checked from hotels or rssde1cS
through to destination.
The New York herald., 1871-09-17

A.-Bell Schnapps, Distilled at Schiedums
Holland. warranted prepared expressly for
Dyspepsia Gravel Gou Rheumatism and Diseases OF tho
Urinary Organs assist digestion and nvgoraes the systen
for H. G. WOLFE CO.'S Bell Schnapps OF your grocer
OR rnR nRpst AM IL a trial.
The New York herald., 1871-09-17

A.-PhalOu's New Perfumes,
III LOVE you"
and "WHITE ROSE"
The New York herald., 1871-09-17

A1.-Burfy's TricopherOus Is Actually =
article being the only article that will positively forcD
n new rroWth of
The New York herald., 1871-09-17

DIR. r. NJ. Sharp's Celebrated Dy~pepsIa
PILLS by the well known houses of j. y. Henry
f. Wells Co.. Charles ~ Crittcnton, Joseph H. Morgan
The New York herald., 1871-09-17

Hcad0uarters for Tortoise shell JeWe1rv im
this city 10 at NORMAN BROS, Manufacturing Jewellers
945 Broadway between Twenty and Tweny third
streets. trade supplied.
The New York herald., 1871-09-17
IRELAND.

Inc Populacs to Prosecute the Police for Break
ing Up the Phoenix Park Meeting.
The New York herald., 1871-09-17
VIEWS OF THE PAST.


SEPTEMBER IL.
1862-Battle OF Antetam Greek fought
17S7-The constitution Of the United States adopted
by the Federal Convention in Philadclphla.
1753-The first theatre opened IN this city.
The New York herald., 1871-09-17

The Best Observation-Disclosures Chlarnlum e0
preferred to all others because contains poison smell
OF its and be used freely spy odor
on your prem,ses Prepared only BY TILDEN CO.. 10
William street, n. Z.
The New York herald., 1871-09-17
SOUTH AMERICA.

A Terrible Earthquake on the Peruvian Coast
Agitating the Sea and Stopping the Vessels
from Entering the Ports-News
from Valparaiso and Colombia.
The New York herald., 1871-09-17

A.-FOr n stylish and Elegant Hat, mt P0pss1(
prices 90 DOUGANS G2 Nassau street, Ann.
The New York herald., 1871-09-17

NicoI 4, Davidson. $50 Broadway. Offer q
splendid variety of and Gas Fixtures In BPOnz
Glass, Gilt, Orrnulu and Illuminated coiors-
The New York herald., 1871-09-17
ITALY.
1tICsAm TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

FLORENCE Sept. 10, 1871.
A theological Congress has commenced Its ses-
SONS In the ctLv OF undlne.
The New York herald., 1871-09-17

Fall styles
Hats and Caps, for gents, youths boys now ready
TERRY, IL Union souarts
The New York herald., 1871-09-17

Drunkenness and Opium Habit Cured by
Or. BEERS, l07 Fourth Cal send stamp for
evidence. Ten years. success
The New York herald., 1871-09-17
OUR RUSSIAN VISITOR.

The Royal Squadron to Escort the Grand Duke
Alexis to New York at Plymouth.
The New York herald., 1871-09-17

A.-A.-S2 Saved on Fall style Gentiemen's
Dress Hats. Largest stock offered at retail.
G. .. ID. HAT COMPANY, 10 Cortlandt street.
The New York herald., 1871-09-17
POLITICAL ITEMS.
What Massachusetts Republicans Think Of
the Party Troubles In Louisiana.
Amt

What Massachusetts Republicans Think Of
the Party Troubles In Louisiana.
BOSTON, Sept. l6, 1871.
Several members OF the Louisiana Presidential
Committee now IN Boston have had conference
with Governor Clarin chairman OF the Republican
National Committee. The alleged outrages COM
m,tted 10y the federal officials IN New Orleans, and
their attempt to disrupt the republican party there
and to give the State over to the democrats, was
duly represented The impression here is that the
conduct OF Messrs Casey, Packard and the Others,
even as represented by themselves, in the use OF
the Custom House for political convention, in
locking and barricading it against the public, and
In packing II with United states troops ana armed
deputy United States Marshals, was totally unjusti
fable, and 1t is believed that President Grant will
Immediately remove the guilty officials, unless he
decides to accept the responsibility or their acts
A prominent republican or thIs state, and or
high official standing throughout the nation, states
that the least OF the Outrages committed by the
federal officials in New Orleans-the calling OF
convention to meet In the Custom House-ir 1t were
attempted in Boston would be sufficient to cause a
popular revolt and that the people would go 10
Boston Common first and hold a convention there.
The committee express much gratlfcatlon with
their reception In the East.
Ulster County Democratic Convention.
NEW PAITZ, Sept IT, 1871.
Tbe democrats of the second Assembly district
OF Ulster to-day chose S. G. Young delegate OF the
the State Conventions
DeIegat to the New York Republican State
Convention.
UTICA N. Y, Sept 16 1871.
Roscoe Conkling f. A. Baker and /. L. Addlngton
were to-day chosen delegates from the Fifth district
of Oneida to the Republican State Convention.
Strong resolutions were adopted in favor OF General
Grant. Senator Conknng and the reorganization OF
the republican party in New YORK CITY, contesting
delegation Is made up from the district.
Republican Assembly Nominations.
OswEGO, N. ", Sept. IL, 1871.
Alta Republican District Convention held in this
city to-day ID. q. Fort was unanimously nominated
for the Assembly and j. A. Place, A. II. Failing and
W. X, Worden were elected State Delegates.
LoCKPORT, N. T., Sept. 16, 1871.
At the First Assembly District Republican Con-
ventlon OF Niagara county ned In this city to-day,
Richard CrOwiy Benjamin Carpenter and Luther
Forsythe were elected delegates to the state Con-
VeutIQu.
The New York herald., 1871-09-17

A.-The Ne Plus Ultra Of n Fashionable Has
ESPENsCHEIDS fall STYLE just ssued at llS Nassau st.
The New York herald., 1871-09-17
SPAIN.

ItitGaAm 70 THE NEW YORK HERALD
MADRID, Sept. 10, 1871.
zne Empress Eug<nie has arrived In this city.
The New York herald., 1871-09-17

The Wilson shuttle sewing Machlne-Tho
best and cheapest hrs class machines In tho worlds
from $40 to $l00 payments saesroo 70l Broadway
The New York herald., 1871-09-17

CundurnngO Cures Cancer.-An Blood Dis,
yield to it, Try il. Sold lat No. College place.
The New York herald., 1871-09-17

COrns, BuniOns, ENLARGED Joints, All Dis.
eases Feet by Dr. ZACHARIE, 10 Union square,