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REPLY
REPLY,
STATE o. LoUIsrAHA. }
Executive Department,
New Orleans. EovAmber IL. lH51.


New Orleans. November II, lsn.
The within communication is respectfully
referred to his honor the Mayor, and the
Board of Administrations Of the city of New
Orleans, and in 60 doing will take the
liberty to state that regard the enclosed
statistics as successfully vindicatinG the
opinion which have expressed personally
| government, that the ends of economy viii
oe best served by . renewal OF the contract
with the Firemen's Charitable Association.
The two great propositions to be consid.
cred are: First, the most prompt and ef-
fective system for protecting the property of
the city from destruction BY fire; and, Sec
ondly, the accomplishment of this end with
the least possible expense. 1t is . fact
which all are forced to admit that this or
ganization constitutes the most active. spir-
tied and efficient fire department in the
country: While St. Louis, Cincinnati, Chr
cag0 and New York, all very much better
built cities than New Orleans, frequently
have whole blocks and squares destroyed
by fire, we have not, within my recollection,
had a single block destroyed at any one
time. In 1865, when the business Of the
city was so completely prostrate, and the
merchants became discouraged and dis
heartened, many interruptions men set fire
to their own property, hoping that with
what they might realize from insurance
they might be saved from bankruptcy and
ruin. During that trying time as many a.
five fires occurred in one night; vet all
these fires were subdued with the greatest
alertness, and with the destruction of no
considerable amount of property.
These facts, considered in connection with
the limited supply of water afforded by the
WaterwOrks arrangement of the city, speak
we'll for the efficiency of the department.
In my opinion. 4l4O, 900 is a very reasonable
demand for the services proposed to be rem
dered. Indeed, 90 moderate did regard it
that, in an interview with q committee of
the association, l expressed the opinion that
it would find it more to its interest to obtain
the contract for short term, rather than
for the long one of ten years, as proposed
by them.
There is another point in this matter that
calls for consideration, and that is, that the
young men who now constitute the active
fremen of our city are of q class which can
not be employed in a paid department.
They are men Of business, some of them of
fortune, who take great pride in the esprit
de corps. a devotion to the charitable pur-
poses OF the association, and laudable am
bition to actively contribute to prevent the
misfOrtunes of their neighbors and fellow.
citizens. On the other hand, the class of
men who would be employed under pay
system would be of inferior skill, and &C.
tuated by no higher than mercenary mo-
tlves, and the department would be con
stantly changing them for others selected
by force of circumstances, and, in many in
stances. from a regard of personal friend.
ship, or political or social consideration.
Very respectfully, H. c. WARMOTH.
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The Cincinnati department is considered
one Of the best regulated and cheapest paid
departments upon this continent. Below
note their expenses, as per report of chief
engineer:
SUMMARY OF COMPANY EXPENDITURES IN CINCINNATI
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EIFTH LOUISIANA STATE FAIR.

Sealed proposals for privileges of restaurants
bars. soda, cakes fruit ETC.. for the nine days Of
the Pair, commencing November l3, will be re
ceived up to MONDAY thirteenth instant at
twelve O'Clock n.
For particulars see handbills, giving prices and
conditions, at the office of the Association Me-
chanics' Institute, New Orleans, Louisiana.
LUTHER HOMES,
no. Secretary and Treasurer
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NIRsT GRAND FANCY AND

NIRST GRAND FANCY AND
DRESS BALL
OF THE
HIBERNIAN BENEVOLENT AND MU.
TUAL AID ASSOCIATION.
(BRANCH NO. y,
WILDE given at
ODD FELLOWS HALL.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS:
William Kernaghan, John O'Neil,
Hugh Flynn, John McPhelin,
Richard McClOsky. Dennis Brady,
Thomas Rice.
FLOOR MANAGERS.
John McPhelin, L. F. Barrett.
p. Creagh, X. Z. Diamond.
D. A. Muiane, Dennis Mccarthy,
r. Bradley. J. J. Birmingham,
william Ii. Byrns, Thomas J. B. Flynn, Jr.,
Thomas Mclaughlin, George McClOskey,
b E. Burden, Frank McGloin,
n. Lawler K. H. BARLEY,
J. N. Healy.
RECEPTION COMMITTEE
p. c. Carey, NJ J. Nugent,
B. Haggerty Dr. L. NJ COwan,
John g. Roche william Conway,
T. H Foley, DIR. J. J. Reilly,
P. J. D0Degan, William Kelly,
Daniel Mahoney, NJ. J. Sheehan,
p B, Gilmore, William Cannon,
p Harnau Daniel MOrarty,
James Golden,
The Committee of Arrangements requests the
Floor Managers and Reception COMMITTEES to meet
at No. 124 Carondelet street. on TUESDAY EVE
NIN3 November IA. at halfpast seven O'Clock.
ocl5 10 ~ % nO2 8 13 is l9
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FOR RENT.

ELEGANT ROOMS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES On
y without board, in that pleasant residence M
S19 Carondelet street. Suites q rooms for Sami
Hes II desired. "a
ROR RHNTcTnR DESIRABLE TWO.STOR7
residenoe No. lso Calliope street; well adsSted
~ mmtlies conveniently located; terms modsr.
-: Apply to Lock.box Ne LEO, New Orleane
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Chief Engineer Observation-Disclosures. s25oo
Assistants, tour At least, at s 1900 ....... 1900
Thirty-One fOremen at 1900. $1,000
Men. eight to each engine-two hundred
and forty at $50 is equal to $14,83o
for one month. or for one year.. La, $50
Feeding Of sxty.fve horses land medi.
cines), @l20 per annum each. ......... 1900
Horse -shOeing sixty-fve horses at S24 per
annum: ..................... 1850
Fuel and lights for each company, for
thirty one companies. at $40 per
mOnth-$3l0 per month, or. per an
nun. ........................ 3, 1ZU
Repairs ten per cent year on the original
ccst of machines, on 5 1l6. lOO. .......... 1l,6l)
Repairs on s II. $50 worth Of hose, fifty per
cent. ........... .............'.. s,e2s
Wear and tear on horsehesh on Sl950O
twenty per cent-admitting horse
lasts nve years ................ $500
Fifty per cent tear and wear on $4,000
worth of hose for hand engines 1880
Total. ...........................s2 .s255 975
Apparatus .....................$ $158 O15
Expenses. 255875
a120
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A good way to occupy . portion Of this
day u to 60 to church.
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NECESSARY OUTLAY.
Seventeen steam engines, 5000 each .... ss5 900
Seventeen hose carriages, 500 each .... 1890
Eight hand engines, 1920 each ........ $500
Six hook and ladder trucks $500 EACH. $500
Six hundred feet of hose to each steam en-
gine. 200 feet at 81 75................. 1880
Two hundred and fifty feet Of hose to each
hand engine, 1000 feet at 81 5o...... 5000
Horses. three to each steamer two for en.
gine one for hose carriage, ffty-One
hores at lowest estimate $500 each 1890
Eight horses for hand engines, s 800 each. 2.aOO
$500 each ........................ 1900
Harness for sixty five horset. $25 EACH. 1625
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GRAND PROMENADE CONCERTS,
MAGNOLIA GARDEN
bayou Bridget.
Every Wednesday and Sunday Afternoons.
THE BEST BRASS BAND IN AMERICA
Admission free. Refreshments of all kinds fur
RiSked at reasonable rates.
js2 6m T. j. JUDI, Proprietor.
WANTED.


A GENTS WANTED-MALE AND FEMALE,
to canvass for choice, valuable, highly popu.
lar and fast selling subscription books. Large
wages csn be made and constant employment
given. Apply At the SUBSCRIPTION BOOK DE-
POT, No y. Carondelet street. nol2 IT.
VKYANTED.-A POSITION AS GOvERNRSS OR
w companion to lady. Would take the en-
She speaks . refined and correct German; also,
French and Rnglish. Is . good hOusekeeper.
Would not object to 90 in The country:
nol2 No. 209 Camp street.
WANTED,-A PARTNER, EITHER SILENT Or
w active, with cash capital Of five thousand
collars, to engage in . business well established,
aud doing good paying business. All cOmmuni.
cartons strictly confidential Address T. g. T.,
ROOk1lNDERS WANTED - TWELVE
- printed forwarders. Will pay liberal wages.
.,o. XLcoRN FISHER,
aoo lvt Jackson Mississippi.
A CENTS WANTED-FOR THE UNIvKRSAL
aWNh AcD THREAD CUTTER. saves time,
twine, thread, hngers and teeth SOmethine every.
cent. SSdHmP'es mailed on receipt Of twenty
oc3l 3m No. 5s9 Broadway. New York
WANTED HUNDRED THOUSAND MN.
w Momen and children afflicted With the follow.
other fevezs, general debility, nervousness. ioV
spirits, ETC.; to be cured by the celebrated Psv.
ohsud's Bitters. Price, q bottle. ]'S'
ap30 0u We frlJ
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RUNNING EXPENSES.

For the information of the public, the
cost of running such department is also
given:
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(C0u1MUID on BIQHTH PA0R.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
DAME PLANTS FOR SALE.
Crescent City Ranie Planting
MANUFACTURING COMPANY.

RAMIE PLANTS, securely packed for shipping
for sale BY the thousand at reasonable rates.
Terms-Cash when ordered.
Books Of subscription to the capital stock OF this
company are now open At the office. No. Ia Cazon'
delet street. WILLIAM HALL, President.
EDwARD T0xAr1s, Treasurer. ocl8 jim
ITO PHYSICIANS. DIlDWlvES AND
NURSES.
PHYSICIANS, MIDwIvEs AND NURSES
Are earnestly invited to examine
THE WAKEFIELD EARTH CLOSETS,
Now ON exhibition and for sale 1T
KURSCHEEDT L BIgNvENEU, No. ia Camp
street, just above Poydras street.
J.j. wECKERLrNG, No. 81 Customhouse street,
between Old Levee aud Chartres streets.
And at the Office of
The Louisiana Fertilizer Manufacturing
Company.
No. 122 Carondelet street.
LOUISIANA FERTILIZER MANUFACTURING
COMPANY. nol3 3t
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FOREIGN.
FRANCE.

PARIS, October lS.-The evacuation ol
the six departments by the Prussans will
be completed on the 9Th of December
Advices from ST. Petersburg render II
probable that Count Alexis OflolI willbr
sent as Ambassador to Versailles.
Minister Washbun received u teIe
gram from the Mayor OF Chicago, nc
knOwledeging Paris subscription,
There has been several unimportant
demonstrations in Corsica by tho partisan!
Of the late Emperor
Laboulayr, the wel.known friend tc
America, has been appointed chairman
OF the Chicago relief committee, formed
by the citizens of France. In accordance
with instructions from the committee, he
Issued an address calling for cOntribu
liOns, and saying that, although France i:
poor, she desires to show her patriotism
and make some practical returns for tho
iratGrlal sympathy shown her in hel
misfortune by the people OF the uniteC
States.
The final ratification by France Of thC
treaty with Germany has been dispatched
to Berlin with the terms of treaty, viz
The six departments to be evacuated by
the Germans are declared neutral terri
tory, in military point Of view, until I
stipulated time, and during that time thesI
departments shall not be occupied by thO
French troops; and should France no
fulfill her financial obligations, they shal
be rcOcCupied by Germany,
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SAN FRANCISCO.

BAN Francisco, October lS-ArriVed
Ships Star, Hope, Liverpool, Corinie
Harmonic and Shanghai, with nine thou
sand packages Of granite for the East
overland.
There Is much anxiety concerning local
Insurance Companies 1t Is feared that
only the Union will be able to meet the
demands IN inll, and continue business
with capital unimpaired.
Sand storms from Colorado and Mo-
gave deserts are prevailing at Los Angc-
los and San Bernardino. Fifty thousant
sheep have been scattered and lost in tht
mountains near Fort Dion by thest
storms.
James ODonnel, n New York seaman
Iell from the rigging ol the ship STAR o
Hope, and was Killed.
The San Francisco contributions Il
Chicago will reach $4,000.
A Chinese washefman was murdered q
Eureka, Nevada, for refusing to give
white man his clothing without being
paid. u.
The Judicial and School election Il
progressing slowly, with but light vote
The prospect is that the Republicans an'
tax payers will carry the city and State
Arrived, the ship Fleetwing, from New
York for San Francisco,
The Chamber Of Commerce adopte,
resolutions to day asking tho legislator
to make a free port so far as the State due
and local charges go.
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] SF~AA1n ~ NAN AauANENAA 49, eA"ANNN
can Acknowledgements by PrGsi-
dent Grant and other Distinguished
Gentlemen. ....
BANGOR, October ls,-An immense
crowd assembled here to-day to see the
President and witness the demonstrations
upon the completion of the European y
North American Railroad. The process.
sion was composed of the entire military
force OF the State, Fire Department Oi
this city, with companies from abroad
and Stalwart Lumbermen from the mills
on the river It presented fine appear
ancc
At one o'clock, The President md q
party with Gov. General Lisgar, Of Do
mnion and Lieut.. Governor Wilmot, Of
New Brunswick and suites were taken
to the Movembego Hall, where the city
had provided collation. to which all dis
tinguished visitors from abroad, with the
citizens Of this city, will all be invited.
At the CONCLUSION the health o! the
President was proposed, which received
hroo ,i,nos ,hrno preeidc,, Grant con.
Sro,n,a,oJ ,ho ossomhlv mon the connie.
s,n" s,,,o r"a5 , n,,ioh 90 n,moh in,o,os,cd
-, ~. 'I'e ~, A.. .',,i,, =,
large. He hoped that it would prove all
that was expected OF it, and result in the
pu'u'us up VI u o'o'hcr'y 'tc''ns o',"S'i'
Two people oI 'he same nI0ou, Hho "0'
they wo0II be uniledby Ties OF mos, cor
dial friendship Inc President LOOK HIS
seat amidst nearly cnaGFs'
senator H"mIih ''heh proposed 'hG
health OF Governor'"ener"l CoVote, nnu
proposed tha' II DE received with 'uFec
oIN NShlohea e"eoF'' "''c" were give"
WIN enthusiasm
Lord LIsgar congra'uIa'eu inc peop'o o'
both countries on tue success o' lne Gn'gr'
prise Herelerrea 20 inc treaty OF WASH
ington, and hoped tho oId "nImos'ues
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senting mills from the region east Of the
Allcghanics, The following were elected
rs permanent officers for one year Presi.
dent, James A. Burden, Troy, N T.; First
Vice President James L, Walker, Troy,
N Y. Second Vice Pres, Nathan Row
land, Philadelphia; Secretary and Trga.
surer VIM, L. S, Baker, Philadelphia,
The Congress adopted the decimal sys.
ten for selling iron, unanimously adopted
the previously recommended schedules,
transacted important business pertinent
to the trade, and adjourned.
Tho second Of the races for the Ameri.
can cup came OIL to-day. A fresh breeze
from the start from the west northwest,
which strengthened steadily till the end.
The dying start was made from the Light
ship The LivOnia at l2;03-2lt sec, and
the Columbia q minutes later For the
first ten miles LivOnia seemed to gain up
on. The other ten miles the Columbia
crept slowly up and got even when turn.
ing into the home stretch. Livonia had
10 tack and the Columbia passed to wind
ward to her The wind has increas-
ed and thea1sea Is rough. Both
sailed well, but the Columbia main.
tained her position, a quarter of a mile to
the windward, and slowly gained on the
LiYonia, and crossed the running line at
3 O'clock seven minutes and fifteen sec.
Onds liyOnia at 3 o'clock ten minutes
and ten seconds time. The Columbia in
three hours and one minute and $50 sec.
Onds; LivOna three hours six minutes and
i0i seconds. Corrected for time ALLOW.
ancc, Columbia, three hours seven minutes
and AZ seconds; LivOnia, three hours
eighteen minutes and fifteen seconds
The time made in this race is the quick.
est on record.
The trotting at Prospect Park to day
for purse Of 81 200, horses never beaten
22G, was won by Sea Foam, beating
Susie, Henry Harley, and Charles h,
Locw, Time, 2;SO, 2;2Gt, 2;2s
The Boston subscription for the relief
Of Chicago will reach Si230OO,
Tho students ofCOrnell University
gwen Chicago $4,000,
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Speech OF Carl Schurz at Louisville


LOUISVILLE, Ky, October lS-Carl
Schurz addressed the people of Louisville
at the court house to.uight, The house
was densely packed, and hundreds went
away unable to got in lie was frequently
and heartily applauded. He commenced
by saying that he stood on what was one
dividing line between two sections, and
addressed himself TO both at the same
time He proceeded to deliver himself In
favor OF that political school which de.
voted itself to the success Of the principle
in preference to that which only sought
success Of a party lie thought the ap.
prehensiOn ielt by each party in regard
to the purposes Of the other was not en-.
tirely uAlOunded the disturbing influence
Of these fears, was source Of trouble to
COunteraCt them. The Democrats should
not dream Of Oyerthrowing the amend.
mentS to the Constitution. The people Of
tho South should repress the disorders,
and take away the excuse OF Intervention
by the Federal government The people
OF the North should be governed by the
constitutional guarantees, Tcpudatc the
plunderers who oppress the South, and
should welcome disposition on the part
Of the South, 20 renew fraternal feeling
Of respect for the rights Of oil. Only
thus will the results Of this war be peace.
fully and successfully developed
lie received the political disabilities still
existing in the laws, and spoke OF the
Ku.Klux bill as dangerous, and calculated
to ALLEVIATE public opinion; attributed
both to blind plrtizans; and expressed
confidence in COnfederates who return to
their allegiance Addressing Republi.
cans and Democrats, he said that the
parties are in spirit working on both sides
to defeat the highest object both parties
profess 10 have in view, and said the
Democracy had lost the chance in 1868.
lie had read and warmly advocated the
platform Of the recent non.partizan
movement in Tennessee, as comprising
the best element Of both parties, lie
concluded with an appeal to all to rise
above partzln spirit, and unite In a com.
mon effort to secure reform and good
government.
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ST. LOUIS.

ST Louis, October 1s.-The Old Lib
eral State Committee met this afternoon,
and passed resolutions TO the effect that It
has not power to disband or consolidate
with any other body, but is willing to call
a State Convention Of Liberal Republi.
cans to consider measures for the unity
OF the party, at the same time and place
with any similar Convention which may
be called by another Republican Com.
mittec. They also adopted resolutions
demanding that no man shall be
deprived Of his Just share in
the government, he helps to support, nor
Of the earnings Of his labor for the bcne.
fit Of any other man; that all politica!
disabilities shall be removed, and tafiii
that does not foster one industry or In.
tercst at the expense Of another; thor.
ough reform Of the civil service, and de-
nOuncing the execution and interference
in tGCOnventiOns or elections.
A large meeting OF prominent and In.
ilucntal Republicans of both rings was
held this evening, ut which the utmost
harmony pervadel, and most earnest
desire was expressed Tor thorough unity
and the reorganization ol tho party, Tor
coming campaign with this view, and
also IN view Of the fact that neither the
present State Committee fully represents
the party. A resolution was adopted
urging both committees to unite in calling
State Convention this winter TO elect
a new State Committee; also, TO elect del'
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WASHINGTON.

A REPUBLICAN ASSOCIATION onoANIzED.
WAsnINGroN, Oct, is.-Tho Republi.
can Association Of the Pacific States and
Territories was organized this evening
by the election Of Andrew Spear, Of Ne
yhda, President; l.. S. Thompson, Ore.
gon, and j. S. Tichenor, California, Vice
Presidents, G.. W. Lee, Washington Ter
ritory, Secretary; r. p Rluney, Trea'
surer.
SHERIDAN INSTRUCTED TO RELIEVE MICH
ldAN AND WISCONSIN sUERERERs
The Secretary Of War has authorized
General Sheridan TO afford such relief as
may be in his power to the sufferers by
fires in Michigan and Wisconsin.
CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSIONERS IN SESSION
The Civil Service Commissioners were
to-day engaged in the discussion of a gen
cral system Of examination preparatory
to appointments.
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Passenger Steamer FoundeTed on
LIKE Superior.

DETROIT, October ls-The fine pas.
senrer steamer r. G. Cochran, Of the
Ebenword Lake Superior Line, ioundered
in Saginaw Bay last Sunday. Seven Of
the crew and three passengers are known
to have been saved. Two boats, with the
officers and balance Of the crew, are
missing The CObnrn was on voyage
from Duluth to Buffalo with 1900 bush.
els OF wheat and three thousand barrels Of
-four. She was valued at $4,000, and
insured for $4,000
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Kcntucky Grand lodge 0Insons.

LOUISVILLE, Uct. 1S-The Masonic
Grand Lodge today elected the following
officers for the ensuing year Grand Mas
Ter, Edward B. Jones, of PaduCah Depu'
" Grand Master. 4 W Turner, Of Rich
mnnd Grand Senior Warden, VIM. Il,
Woodruff, Of Louisville Grand Junior
Warden, r. j. Picket, Of PaduCah Grand
Treasurer. A. T. Hodges, Of Frankfort
Grand Secretary, !. NJ s. McCorkle, OF
Louisville; Grand Chsplinc, ltey. II. A,
NJ Henderson, Of Lexington; Grand Ty'
Ter, r. c. Matthews, Of Louisville.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, Oct. ls.-Subscriptlons at the
Mansion House for the Chicago relieI
Nind, up to last night, amount to E24 800
The Lord Mayor had received telegram
Of thanks from the Mayor of Chicago. Ad'
diliOual subscriptions Of considerable
amounts have been received at Southam'
ton, Dundee and Nottingham,
Advices from the Hague report the
breaking out OF popular disturbances
there last night The house Of tho Minis
ter OF the colonies was stoned Troop.
are in readiness for my further disturb
anCc.
The Lord Mayor has received from
Theirs tho Cross Of the Legion Of Honor
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TEXAS.

New ORLEANS, October 19.-The Gal.
weston NsrF Austin special says Gen
Reynolds, now at Grosbeck, finds that
there was no necessity for Gov. Davis
proclamation of martial,law in Limestone
county
The Weathcrford Times SAYS the In.
dians approached within 2Omiles Of Belk'
nap, Young county, and drove Of 1900
head Of cattle. Itstates that many horses
in the vicinity of Forts Gibson and Belk.
nap were stolen. A party OF men are in
nnrsnii
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GERMANY.

BERLIN, October 1s,-Princo Frederick
William, and the Princess Victoria have
recognized the cordial sympathy shown
In America. Tor the German soldiers
during the late war, and contribute 5OO,'
900 lhalers for the relief of Chicago.
FRANKFoRT, October ls.-ThO troops
revolted in MayenCe to-day, on account Of
being called out when not disposed.
Quiet has been restored.