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The New York herald., 1871-10-21
ARRIVALS.
RnpoRrKp BY THE HERALD STEAM yAcars.


Steamship England tpr), Andrews Liverpool Oct and
s % 4 m wh q @tss s q apa rs mi. 70
ron Montreal ssn, p9.nd east l Ia. e. sags
lon 4s ~, thecmased schooner sfea steamship bound
Steamship rarhis tBr,, Watson, Liverpool DC, D. and
oueensown 4t. via Boston ls,, with ndss TO franck.
with %ass sad M; ~ p:..ussIs, Hs"dssn Had
- q q "a pais @ q assm"ms1p ~ GoSa nJnce for GassoI ls
: s. ssansp iowa saaSs or as.ow; is,n tn lat lat
a. lon 50 a. q t,uon steamship. bound e,,t
Moy'e OH w,,h mdse and Yasssgers 10 Henderson Bros
Sept a. Baha sh Pefn"mouco oe l. Para mt s,n ami s,
h9Tas m y ~ lsh with mdse ID and passenees TO Garrison
Fo.kand, hence for Aspnws; day, pm, the poop
vonitv. - s'''''s - ~" '"'"Oe' III tue
s,oamship Missouri Edwards, Havana, Oct a. Nassau
,to wn muse aud Passengers to Atlantic Mail Steamship
I'm wl. mase and sassengegs 70 Mallory Es
steamship Georgc uror, Rofers % 4 r,as;nous ctv
Point and Norfolk, with passengers 10 Washns
steamship Isaac Bell Bakepau Richmond CITY Pom, and
NorfoE, WIN mdse and passengers TO the Old Dominion
Bark casela Isl. Monte Cardiff q DAYS with railway
e Rlt HI Ts as' Nsss rsyos winds, Sc. 81
ION s' badinoiorse weather ~ at 20 thence strong
Il 4 sncaorSt % .Ac bar ''''' y ""'''" '''
& Bari Shsna,l Lifst r Henderson, Rio Jsnsro, Sept
The s,r n as lad moderais weather ha,
.S FST avs s:9 n" ds.s Il s lon
Nsow sr MI showing ih pendant, No i;ss from Ioa
chfah tIlr, Brlion tefy Portan oregon. The
Es,k Eoa. reie,s6n, Tasan 10 eass with sugar % Ja,
War! GO. Has been days norh oil Halteras, with
Brig Maggie Br. Wilson, Port sh Prince, "A dsy, with
ogwood = Rcssri Iheeslryi vessel TO Brett Son 4 Co
Prjr Seils iInsiei Wa'oner. cIenfn,gos d days. with
a % a. lon - 4 bade severe hn,rc,ne commencing Al
u lat u es, Ion 49, encountered Other hurri
cane win heavy eress sea, from EsE to NV lasting ~
Brig Ap,lc-, erup, Nsanzs. ls days, with SUGAR
entire passage been days norm ., hsiterss
hes y q ooh q asFa g NH strong variable winds
scfr Hattie Haskell Young Psrusnbco sept IL s. TSo
sr mas @' s. wa crane s 2; " ws oa sSppcp Ss
winds a.
hldes &c 70 Igsers heinien. sa strong M winds the
Martins ~ days, vi,n sat 70 Buck Co; vessel to
weinberg iJbinst, lat 34su oa a4,, spoke orig II Nal
schr iisn Hall wade Jacksonville 10 days. with humber to
Russe -yesss 10 MASTER Has been 6d,ys north OF Hat
schr Gettysburg, Corson Wilmington Nc, days With ma
val stores. 70 Murray Ferris Co. oct H. on cape Look
watcrogged aud abandoned. the cabin washed out poop
S sh a one. G
sail and orcs.aysan new foess topsals and flying jib
s d no, se
schr hyer Creamer, Ncwberp, NC. . days, with ma
scbr Johp.on, Harris, Washington, NC, sdsys. with
sr .!sss' yo.sss 9%ss ssnaep virginia.
schr John Tway, Inman. Virginia.
seSr @ osssna., ss.isrly % As.s"aria for x.wours
seSr II mss Kss,. usn sss.i geoTse.Swa; ss1ss
schr Helen 4 Hoy,, crsnmsr. f:eopseasswn, ynDC nc
s'hf Harriet Thomas Van Clies, ueovaetown, DO
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OCEAN STEAMERS,
PORT OF yEw YORK, OCTOBER 20, 1871.
CLEARED.

Hurst. ~
steamship Manhattan (Br), Price, Liverpool williams
4 Guion.
Ship Cherwell tBr, Hawes, Liverpool-Arkeli Tufts
snip Bennington, Peterson, Liyerpool-R L Buck 4 Co.
ship CaIln Bro, Gray, London n-E Il Morsan's Sons.
Bark Don Teodoro, Brown Valparaiso aud Tacahuano-
Bark Arthur, Latham, Rrlstol-E L Morgan's Sons
Eark Annoy Swe), Danneberg, Chrstansand-Funch,
Bark Ermina (Brl, Philips AmsterdamBo uincken
BARK Mary tSor) Abrahamson, Rottcrdam-Fuuch, Edye
Bark Vile de Cherbourg Fr). Jean, Havre-Boyd Hnc
ken.
Brig Globe (Br). spicer Livcrpoo-crandai, Berteaux 4
Co.
Brig calro Port, Cinda, Madera--H sprague.
Rlg trace Kelly (Br', Kelly, Cayenne Moss Il Ward.
Brig lagc Belle Br), Crane, Santa Martha and sava-
nilia--J G de Mier.
Hris Nellie Owens, 81 Croix-Rochc Pros Co
Brig Wiley Smith (Br, 3ou,'on, Cape IIayti-R Murray,
Jr.
Rrig Annie lTr), Smith. Liverpool, Boyd 4 Hinckcn
Brig Nereus IBr), Kerr D,risn, Ga-wm ingalls,
Schr Henry Middleton, Brewer, Kingston, Ja-B Wen
schr Frances (Br), Mclaughlin, st Johns-P Neyius
Son.
schr Southern Cross Brown, Hagay-D p pcwof 4 Co
Schr Matthew kinney, Baxter, Daren, Gail W Loud &
Co.
schr NJ c Moseley. HAYNES, Darien-s C LouI SCo
S sehr John GThss Ames NerlokaG Lish.eaaon.e
schr Eva Holmes -, Toms River.
Schr u N Ridge!ey, Muckridge, Bridgeport.
Schr Nellie Bioorndeld Iioobie stamford.
Sloop Mary Elizabeth. Hart, New Haven-Racs-tt h Fro.
sloop Congress; Smith, New iIayen-M Bri-gs 90.
Steamer Bristol, Wallace, Philadelphia
Steamer Tacony, nIcaols Philsdaiphis
Steamer Fannie, Fen,oD, Pniiadepns.
The New York herald., 1871-10-21
PROTESTANT T EEr.ISCopA Il C0sV sgTlOE

Fifteenth Day-R~pori al the Committee On
rhe State o: shc CuareL-auim,sed ed Deos,e
Over the Repnr, of the Ccsimi,s-r on lsi:ua,.
BALTiNoRE, Oct 20, 1871.
!. The morning services were performed by Rev. ).
D. Hinman. Of Nebraska; Rev. Dr. Abercrombie, OF
New Jersey and Bishop Payue OF Africa.
The Committee on the State u the Church made 4
report, in which they say:-As conirasted
with the previous ,rlennal pcrlol this last
has been marked BY scnal exemption
nom loss ID the number OF deceased bishops. rne
Church. therefore, mas reason FOR graiituie that so
many Of our older rght reverend fathers, while in
some degree disabled oy ape anu inhrmltles rom
spared to ennpnIon us i,y tncir wisdom, Inc
Church, IN a majority Of the GioccSeS, Is making a
steady and healthy progress. Ia some Tue GROWTH
mas been rapid wbhe in al are evidences OF u
higher ana truer appreciation OF her sacred, impor.
tant mission. Inc, cannot, however, close Their
eyes 10 the fact that IN The Southern ana Southg est
crD dloceses there Is SIN great weakness and de-
ession, and the recovery OF The Church III those
older jurisdictions IFon their great caaulitie5 ant
deep poverty mas not been as rapid a. Was hoped
anu most earnestly desired ~ evidence of progress
generally. The report mentions Rrea; multiplication
homes, hospitals aud o.ner refu@es for suffering
hUmanffy, and especially OF parish schools and edu-
caonai i1si u!ioDs Of . higher order ia connection
The COMMITTEES refer 10 the wan, Of efficient lay
discipline IN the Chglci, The neeJ u q Dlsb aau-
dard of personal pietg, eaines! devotion aud sell
sscriace among eass oi enrolled e mmuaicants
who babituauy neglect tue blessed eucharist aGd
ho5e that tney wall return 10 better mind. In
gard 10 unity the report Saws The Church was never
tors yhan al this heur The committee re- recommend
The transmission OF THE report 10 Inc liouse of
bishops, with le9.est tltf tue Bishops prepare
AMI publish a pastoral letter 10 tne Church
message was received from the Honee OF
Bishops concurring IN The proposed amendment 10
canon c. title 8. from TITS luasc relating " the ad
mission of new dioceEes.
The Convention at hal.past eleven, took up the
special order tile report oi The soint Committee on
Ritual A iona disc us50n cnslcJ, Rev. DTs. An.
drews, of Ni'mna Ecaf OF Connecacut nalgnt,
U New YORK Beers OF Wisconsin; StrCngellow, "
Alabama ar Orlando Mead, lay deputy. OF Albany;
fiey. Dr. GOODWIN, of penas, lvanl1, ana Mr. SIC.
Grady, lay deputy, OF soah Carolina taking pari.
Al inc concUslSn o. MI McCr215's speech the
convention took recess unIi seven oic ,vcA to.
uinl
The New York herald., 1871-10-21
THE DEMOCRATIC STATE COMMITTEE.

STATE COMMITTEE Rooms,
ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL, New YORK, Oct. 20, ls7l.j
The State Committee have news OF the most en-.
couraging character OF the progress OF the canvass
throughout the State.
Harmony upon the State ticket is secured. The
decisive action OF the Rochester Convention, and
The prompt and efficient measures OF the Governor
and Attorney General on the side OF reform, have
conciIlatei public opinion ana consolidated the
democratic masses IN support OF the State ticket.
There Will be contests In respect to the local nomi.
nations here but there Is every Indication OF q
satisfactory majority for the general ticket Let the
democracy OF the country do their full duty and
success Is assured. =. j. TlLDEN, Chairman.
WILLIAM CASSIDY, Secretary.
The New York herald., 1871-10-21
kiSGs COUNTY POLITICS.
Republican C.uusy Convention.

Nei'uOsSctu (|unVy lOnveBtiOu
The Republican County Convention met yesterday
afternoon at the rooms OF the General Commit,ee
over the Posi- 0ilico for the purpose OF nominating
a County Judge, District Attorney, Comptroller a
Jn- Ice Of the Peace two Commissioners OF
Cnarities, Two Coloners and County Treasurer.
Jheie was ful attendance oi delegates from al the
wards ano county towns, though some OF the dele.
gates dd not reside In The localities they represented
The result was tlat considerable tune was spent IN
deciding the ciains OF certain gentlemen 10 seats in
the convention. The Convention was called to order
10y Alderman Richardson VINO proceeded at oncs
to enect an organization. This did not prove an
easy matter, and there was great deal OF excite
ment before the Convention could be got IN work ing
order. Finally Alderman Richardson was elected
permanent chairman. In his address he spoke OF
the cost OF running the city government aud said II
the democracy could afford To run the CITY govern
mcDt for two million dollars less this year than they
du last year, what became OF the two million last
YEAR, THIS was looked upon a cOnundrum, and
the delegates after looking at each other blank
anaZemenL Tor sevefai minutes without arriving AT
satisfactory solution of the question, gave Ii up.
The following nominations were made:-
county Jttti0t--Wiiiiam IN CoIt.
Supervisor at La,pe-Dwight Johnson
Commissioners QJ Uadrttes-ienry Wills, George
W. Shweil
Coanty n'edsurer-Era1cis A. Biggs.
Di:7iG 4t0,1ay--A. H. Daley.
county -ist3ftor r--Chauncey NJ. Fclf.
Jrst{oe oy .seoSto,as--Dafneit johnson.
toroaers-J. u. u. Smith, Dr. George Little.
The New York herald., 1871-10-21

The Wrecked steamer Il. 81. COburn-More Of
the Crew Saved.
DETROIT, Oct. 90, 1871.
The propeller Brooklyn yesterday brought inte-
gcnce that two more boats OF the lost steamer r. g.
Coburn had been found on Lake Huron, con aiming
eighteen persons anu tiat they bad been trans
ferred by the rescuing vessel TO the propeller S. d.
Caldwell, and were on their way to Macknaw. This
morning despatch was received from Marine City
giving the names of the following rescued persons
now at Macknaw:-W. Z. House, second mate: il.
NJ. Rhodes. Martin MaherriDg, James Warwick, T.
Mumiord, Charles Miller, James Ludner, colored,
and X. Kelly passenger.
II is inferred from The despatch that only one
boat was picked up In addition to tnat first found,
and that this second boat was left at Mackinaw by
the Caldwell, the steamer Magnet bringing the in
telligence TO Marine city. Iue captain of the
Brooklyn may have coafusea and supposed that
two additional boats had been saved. whereas ouiy
one was rescued in addition TO the first one.
The New York herald., 1871-10-21
Young Demacrany Nominations.

Tue Young Democracy Oi Kings county. led by
John ". GroaaD, assembled in Convention last night
nj Temperance Hlll, corner OF Fulton and Concord
streels, for the purpose OF placing a ticket in the
field. There were present about one hundred dele
gates from each ward and county town. Mr.. W. II.
Go,den presided ard John J. PANE oiciaIed as Sec
retiry. in presenting the name OF Martin Kaip
1el5c as the choice vi the convention lvr M3yor an
address Uf cuiOgism made oy Mr. Gro1an,
which enthusiastically received. The follow ing
II the ticket nominated
Bdvof-Mariin Kapieisch.
lon,ptfo ie3'--Ffancls MarKcy.
to,ectoy of fdces--M iltiaut r.. Robinson.
Ctfy freGsspeT'-E '. Hartenoergl.
q ~ 1adfior-fmothy Desmond.
A committee was then appointed 10 coufer with
TIE Citizens ana Taxpayers Committee with view
10 lus,ng order that tnc united strength may ue
given 10 the roveuent. The Convention !len al.
jonrDed 20 meet ~ Tie same place on "Wednesday
next
The New York herald., 1871-10-21
ra& sI.rsnos n SULLIVAN ea;sly.
Iie Connty DclR0rraitr-tlrtt ttiap Of t.,c
Bcsioelss.c Ca"G.ia,e ior state scnator
trrtsiH--si~s -,fcpi5cr Of Assembly from
>alIiysn-i Democratic aiaisrmy Tor tac
State iciscs.
MONTICELLO, sullivan county, y. r..


>aiiiyan-a Democratic aiaisrity tor iac
state Iieics.
MONTICELLO, sullivan county n. Y..i
Oct. Is, ] s7I. I
The Democratic county Convention met here TO.
day for tue purpose ~ nominating candidates for
Member of Assembly and local Offices. The repub-
cans had previously male their n0Ina.0ns 50
that b0th parties hasng arranged their uckcIs the
canvass VIII soon commence in earnest. Sullivan
county being strongly democratic there Is no doubt
III tue minds Of members OF both parties that
democratic Memoer " Assembly anu all the demo-
craac county ticset VIII be elected 10y about tac
usual majority, winch - estimated Ia round mum.
bers ~ O01. Tue situation is very much tie
otAer way In Orange county, which IA republican
py aooIi mai he majority tnat sullivan IS demo-
crate. These Two counties constitute toe ienth Sena-
oSl district when u IL cas-. To perceive IL counted
democrstlc lAough there are lille local issues,
principally personal which eater into the contest Tor
county o1icers, more party interest Is naturally
centred on the candidates for state senator and
those Oh tne general state ichcL THIS place - iie
gcsiaencc 0i Mf. George ". Eceue tue democratic
candijJie iOr Stte senator, and IL Is becveJ that
his personal popaar.sy sud MS ouispose1 sentt-
brought 10 bear ID the conduct Or elcGtiyDs 80 ~ TO
secure ne purity Of he elective franchise anu IN
,eslly IN public oillcers VIII strengthen MS posi-.
Won III ths 81 e5 ui te electors ~ tie district. Mr.
y AZ. Madden ms political opponent, is an uncon.
ua9nai ~ ,i, ana ancoinpromsing Coukling man, While
!V f.bo., AMI ihG iseC, IT Is thought VIII operate
sSpe siiabt eAient inur:onsy Tor asddcn. IN.
neco. .l tne indications AZ present are mfre in
lsFVi VI ,eepe tnan against INN, md with a ira
nio,a. aslScraie majority in the district ois clec-
ii1b W we senate may be considered certain
iucfe 10 het seem 10 be any Issues on either side
~ Ih,s % county ~, ina, would materially influence iGe
vote upon the state ticket. TINS is an con wear
ANA ue solc may not be 80 large II usi,yliy a
On. occasions Of universal popular political interest
buk fhc nia,otltics mn not vary much from those
o. last year. The Consilng and fcnton factions
are prey wen defined, pl. las general tiing they
viii unite on the Stale tlcxet In order II possibe
Ia defeat the democrats 41c republicans VIII use
tue IammaBy troubles az aH argument against the
Jemgoracy II general; but Lql hat In the rural
The New York herald., 1871-10-21

81. LOUIS, Oct. 90, 1871.
The National Police Convention met IN the South.
cru Hotel ut eleven O'Clock A. NJ, and was called to
order by James McDonougn, Chief OF Police OF ST.
Louis. A temporary organization was effected, with
charles A. MantZ OF st. Louis as chairman and
Samuel v. Lowe, of 81. Louis, as secretary. Mr.
Mantz delivered q brief address of welcome, after
which the Convention adjourned to the Temple,
where permanent organization was effected by the
election OF Joseph Brown, Mayor OF ST. Lonis, as
PRESIDENT vice president from each OF the States
represented, and George GAVIN, }. Q. Chapman and
Samuel Lowe, Of ST. Louis. secretaries. Ninety dele
gates were present.
The New York herald., 1871-10-21
HIaHWAYMEN In COLORADO,
Snu.hsrn Overland 1Iau coaca 4, b,et

Snm.tsrn Overland HAL Coaci q bo.f.
DgsvEg, Col. OCT. - 1871.
The southern Overland Mail coach. that lett Tini-
dad al O'Clock las; night for Xii carson. was AL
tacked by road agents about two miles and a half
from town. The diver was Knocked OF his seat,
receiving a severe cnt his nead but escaped In
the DARKNESS and got back to town, where POSSE
was immediately raisei aud started III pursuit of the
ROBBERS. They found the coach unnarineu at Burus
Ranche 1reen nnes norm Of Trinlaad, but saw no
trace of The robhers, IL appears that the mules be-
came frightened, aud ran away before the robbers
mad time 10 .yerllau the mails. The express driver
thinks there were Ave on FIX o. more OF the ROB
hers
The New York herald., 1871-10-21
FIREMEN's TOURNAMENT IN PBEKsKrLL.

POCGHKEEPsiE Y. ", Oct. ~, 1871.
Fremen's Tournament was he'd at Peekskill to-
day. Companies weie present lrotn Nyack, Hayer.
straw, sing sing ana Morrlsana: also representa-
,ves from the fiIc Departments Of rouGhkccpsc,
Rondout ana kingo.on.
No. 2, of PeeSskii, second class engine, won the
first pI1ze, THROWN. isS feet lnch through 100 cet
OF hose. The Nezeppa ot Nyack thfd ciass cp~ine,
threw J4a ieet, wifh heavy wind to hght. Hope
Hose Company, OF Morrisania, with i10 feet vf hose.
ran 400 yards IN 3D. seconds, and No I Iiooh aad
Laldel lOnpauy, OF HeeksallL / 0 Inriis N LIZ.
The New York herald., 1871-10-21
Republican rify Convention.

tcpuJHc1n my Convention.
1he City Convention was heid III the evening and
made the following nofninatIoin,:-
Mayor--Samuel Bo0tn.*
'epuoief--Freielick a. SCHROEDER, Twenty
second ward.
Coiteef0r 81 Tdyes-Alderman Lemuel Burrows.
Clty 7ysns1reT-Jchn Williams Tenth ward.
City Iad tor-Nelson Snaurman Sixth ward.
Mr. kooth, who Is ex-Mayor, present holds the
oce OF 1ostgaster Of the of lgook MT. Shainia
formerly comm ssloiier oi Jurors
The New York herald., 1871-10-21
ACCIDENT. .hLY KILLED.

Aboni haltpasi three o'e. ock yesterday aserhoon,
ss Two broipers named HAoi aiJ sainuel ffioo
man, aged respectively tnrce .no n'e years, fef'o
p =, on Mercer siree were sls ding front OF tho
composite iron WORKS 100 hei esi s!fteL sonis
unknown men came alons am a,,,a na"cs.n 80
AGAINST large IRON basin y wclsllbg tVo
pouIrls The basin fell on the ctiidi,eh factnflhs
both their skuiis They we're removed y. .hcii Mvihs
by iner parents, aud attended Dy P0.v , ~, sao, st
Frazer. shortly after being taken home 'hr s,".
est brother died The youngest Onc AFTER 3. 1eiinp
for several hours also died. The Coroner has o.cn
moulded. aud vii b0ld an iDgues, t0rjas.
The New York herald., 1871-10-21

districts the democrats are as much opposed 10 the
c0rruptlons OF the Tammany rrngleaders as are tlo
republicans, and the outcry against Tamnany VIII
have yerg little II any influence on the democratic
vote Of TINS county, Tor party discipline and party
traditions have stronger and u harmonious lni,l-
ence. When republicans refer to The Tammany cur-
rupti0ns the democrats retort with illusions TO
other irregularities by prominent republicans IN
ONCE showing thar neither party has the monopoly
OF polinca purity. At the last election for Cover
nor This county gave majority OF 437 Tor H0nman,
ana il Il believed that the democratic majority on
the general State ticket Will be fully that this year.
The New York herald., 1871-10-21
RueeLAEY IN wEsTcHEsTRe COUNTY.

Al an early hour Jeserday morning he Dry goois
~,ore ofC "a. Merton, III the village % West PAINS
Vcsrenester county,, wac forcibly entered snu prop
,ery 10 ibe valuc or $500 carried away. rhe bur-
giars obfaiDed nTresS 20 lie building b, boring
Through paDe. VI ,Be door whicn enapiei them 10
remove the bots ol! the inside. large portoa oI
Gle abstracted socK was composed OF ribbons sui
seyets. Tie hursIara have mus ar sArces led IN
t,i;eraiina all trs.a5 thst m.gat Lead 10 heir ae
ian
The New York herald., 1871-10-21

WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF THE CnIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Oct. III A. Al. J


OFFICE or THE Grief SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON. Oct 2i-7 A. M. }
Sy,iopsis io, me Pas T,ceaty-JoW Hours
The low barometer in New England has been fol-
lowed by rising barometer, with partially cloudy
ANA pleasant weather. Tie high barometer on Lake
superior mas moved southeastward over North
Carolms, and the pressure has fallen west
OF the Mississippi. Partially cloudy and
pleasant weather has prevailed over this region.
The temperature has fallen north and east OF Ohio;
II has risen slightly in the Northwest Clear ana
hazy weather is everywhere reported, except In
Southern Florida.
Probabilities.
The barometer will probably fall slowly through
out the Mississippi Valley, with increasing
temperature ana cloudiness nortneasterly
winas increase on the South Atlantic
coast and to sQms extent in the Middle and East.
eln States. Clear and pleasant weather continues
very generally east Of the Rocky Mountains.
The New York herald., 1871-10-21
TGL3GsAPHIG NEWS ITEMS.

Snow fen yesterday ofesoos, Ulster cguaiy ID the
dopth .! .wo inches
Three psrspns drowned N-y Orleans IN
day BY The SINKING 0t iheir boat.
Dsh.c u. t;ilman kn.d YESTERDAY Msnche,cr, ~
H., by piece OF I'm 'cr r. Ing u,'o. his he
Lawrence q, Rappe tho democratic candidate Tor Is
ht0ibly IN The tIgst district Oi Bntcness county.
Robet ~ strshan nominated for ihs Assembly ves'er
ieiy ~ the rcpunicins o. the isI dsTit 81 Orange
coEuty.
Jus hls, aged weuty.tbree conrtnt suicide hv
sIychnne At her isiLes rcsa Boston, JGuslsy
poJnesiic Ir0able "a ihe sAc. .ed
IN dispute ~ Augusta, Me. ytsefdsy between W. g.
Harvey sud byefs.. HOpu u H..
Savage with slab oI the bead, a. igius hin fatally.
Brown dr3wEcl rrosn tbe W. H. Bennett OF
R0niOdi, near Newbur last nght. Bown un.na fried
and native OF Now jersey. lie vas .. 4nA the tiue
LeschunsSy metropolitan policeman, of New Orleans,
has beea c9gYeie mugdcr clubbing Ch.Ies Ha.-on
" death las, September ana for
life.
The New York herald., 1871-10-21

The economy oi using albumen from blood instead
OF Inc whltc VI esx has ueen frequently urged At
len4tn mannlacture on - large scale has becn es.
tabished IN North Germany and IN Hungry Three
thousand pounds OF blood Will Yield 40 pounds OF
albunien THIS - produced at third the cost of
egg albunien and u Is equal to 10 IN all respecta
capt iD cocr. IL ~ soluble In water ana IL largely
used IN porSanting yarns and in reGning sugar.
The New York herald., 1871-10-21

SEIZURE or TOBACCO A cargo OF tobacco be.
longing 10 Mr.. Sanuel A. Way, and valued NJ
s2ocpO, was scizel yesterday afternoon n the gov
eriInent warehouse Oh Long wharf. the seizure h
inr result 0f S.estlgatQns made by MI n. ". Brig
haH the speciA agent OF the Treasury Dcparfm N snI
ana his assistants. The TOBACCO had been entered
9t aDont twenty tliousand pounds less than Its
liil weight, the duty OF when woul have been
Al2,ov at leusl Ine cargo was imported ~ Mr..
way, whO for several years past mas been extern
siseiy engaged IN the tobacco trade, which he has
carried Oh in the name or Maurice Elier. The mat
Ter Is 10 be thoroughly nycsugatcd.-Eosion Post
Oct. IL. ~
The New York herald., 1871-10-21
Three Lake Erie Vessels Ashore.

KINGSTON Ont. Oct 20. 1871.
SIN further marine disasters are reported. The
schooners Phoebe, Catharine ana Consuello
ashore at Howe Island. The latter let this Place
yesterday with Il cargo OF iron for Cleveland.
The New York herald., 1871-10-21
Democratic.

CoLUMBIA.-COunty Judge, John Il. Longly; County
Treasurer, Richard +. Clark; Surrogate John Whit.
beck; District Attorney stephen N. Van Wyck;
Justice OF Sessions, James Z. Ferguson; Assembly,
First district Benjamin Ray; Second district, Mil
ton nj. Tompkins.
ONTARIO. Justice OF Sessions, Lyman Clark; As
sembly, First district, Welcome w. Herendeen; Sec
ond district, David A. Ficrpont.
SENFCA.-Assembly, d. ID. Lener; County Judge,
Gilbert Wilcoxen; County Clerk, Darwin Il. Slau-
son; District Attorney Patrick j. Rogers; Justice Of
Sessions, Peter Van Cleef
FOURTH JUDICIAL DiSTRICT-Samuel w. Jackson
OF Schenectady, for Justice Of the Supreme Court.
0TSE6O.-COunty Judge, Hezekah sturges; Surro.
gate, Byron G. Scofeld: District Attorney, Samuel
A. EOwen Justice OF sessions Henry W. Best; As
semby, First district. Alfred Chamberlain; second
district, Samuel Il. Fol,ett.
MoNrGoMERY.-Assembly, John f. Ashe, OF AM
sterdam.
TWELFTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT William A. Rus
Sell
The New York herald., 1871-10-21

kINUAKDTNE, Unt., UcC. 20, Istl
The propeller Adelaide Horton. Of Goderich,
damaged her machinery While going out OF The har-
Dor yesterday afternoon and went ashore south OF
the PIERS where she Is FAST breaking up.