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THE SMALLPOX IN LOWELL,

LOWELL. Mass, Oct. I, 1871
The decisive measures or the Board OF Health are
showing beneficial results. Yesterday there were
only four cases OF varoloId and up to noon to-day
none have been reported.
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90. ,or u.,,o -sers, IN cans, 81 2s; tobacco.
ss ssc' pcr gailon os. handles, No. L. 80 10 per
dozen; n: turpenuins ,1 q 20 "er GALLON canned lsb
sters. 81 ~ per doz; do. sal, ~ a. a. ~. mo- u
for blasting IL III good demand a. :" ~, p"m"u' pa''
and IL admitted free OF due. America. ous ua.Is'
IS 2s
At Dunedin the kerosene. per ship Game C1ck.
was sold at 20. 2d. per gallon.
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LONDON Oct. 7, 1871.
Contracts nave been entered into IN England for
the construction OF several steamships destined
service In line which 1t IS proposed TO run fire.
quently between Antwerp and New York. touching
at Dover.
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QUARANTINE AT TEXAS PORTS WITHDRAWN

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. Z, 1871.
Quarantine at Texas ports against New Orleans
has been Withdrawn, and the pas senger and freight
routes are I'm full operation.
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F r "A N G E.
The Commercial Treaty with Germany and
Special Mission Of Ratification.
II Rossel Sentenced to Death-Democracy in
Dread Of Imperialism.
TllEeaAM TO InE NEW YORK HERALD.

FAKES UCt. Z. ISII.
with Germany wi 1t IL said, be finally perfected by
the governments OF the two countries at an early
moment.
NJ Victor Ieranc has been appointed provisional
Minister or Finance OF France, to act during the
absence OF NJ. Pouyer Quertier, who will go to Berlin
to secure the ratification OF the treaty, notwith-
standing the visit OF General Manteunel to ver-
sailles, on the part the Emperor VILLAIN. for a
simiar purpose.
". RossEL FOR EXECUTION.
The Court OF Revision, to which the case OF Rossc
was appealed. has adJudgcd him guilty and declared
that he has incurred the penalty OF death.
FEAR OF IMPERIALIsT REACTION.
The republican Journals of this city demand OF NJ.
Theirs that he take prompt ana vigorous action for
the suppression OF Bonapartist conspraclcs.
The New York herald., 1871-10-08

In report entitled 'The Loves OF the 1aors,"
in yesterdays HERALD, Mr.. August Bayer was repre-
sented as playing part I'm disgraceful scene in
Essex Market Police Court. MIR. August Bayer had
nothing whatever to do with the matter. except an
swerng the same Christian name as tue person
concerned
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THE FIRE RECORD.
Latxe Fire In ChiraSo,

The Western reporter OF the Associated Press aS
an cary hour this morning, says a large fire In
ported In Chicago. Nearly all thc wires are burned
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Autumn Travel ON tho Erie.

An atmosphere cool and bracing, panorama Of wOoA
land, valley mountain scenery, mcnowed inO-a
thousand hues by the fading tnts OF autumn
capital dinner and above all, few hours frce-
from the worry and of daily tois these be-
had by taking seat Of the Eric Railway Drawing
Room Coaches at Jersey CITY any morning, with
curson ticket for Niagara Fails In pocket and hgAs
under Try It. The round trip only
x3 Drawing Room Coaches 81 extra each way. Trains
leave Chambers street daily at and II A. NJ 30 and
third street, Is minutes carrier Ticket odcea
M 52s 957 broadway, and at Chambers and Twensy,
third street ferries.
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CHINA AND JAPAN
The Order of DaimiOs AbOl-
ished i'm Japan.
Annexation ofthe Saghalien Islands
by Russia.
Trouble with the American Stock
Exchange in Jedd0.
HEAVY FLOODS in CHINA.

SAN FxANCISCO. Oct. T. 1871.
The steamship Arizona, from China and Japsn,
arrived to-day. She brought passengers. Her
freight comprised 24,9Os packages weighing l,75l
tons) OF tea, silk and other merchandise for New
York, Chicago, st. Louis and Boston. The Arizona
brings the following advices.
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REMOVING THE INDIANS.
MEMPHIS. Tenn.

MEMPHIS Tenn, Oct. Z 1871.
Several hundred Cherokee Indians from North
Carolina passed over the Memphis aud Charleston
Railroad to-day going to Corinth and 81. Louis, to
,olm brethren In Indian Territory. They In
cnarge of Colones cox and Lane, OF the Interior
Department. Many more are to follow them.
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fire ia BinglNnulinn.

BiNGHAMroN, Oct. T. 1871
A tfe broke out Canal street shortig> aitee
twelve O'Clock TINS morning. ilarding's sas1 and
door factory, stewards scale works. OstrOm's livery
stable and dwelling ana other property were de-
siroycd. The loss ls about sal. 900 ami Insurance.
klJ,O0O
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AuUeIl,s Turkish Baths,

Lexington avenue, corner Twenty dfth street.
f;entcmen's Baths Open Day and Night
Ladies' Turkish and Electric Baths Day and EVENING
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AIicork's Porous Plaster,


aoura,ivc host In itscir.
superior Spanish any blister any rubMsd.
cnts or stimulating linmeu,s wha.soever.
The POROUS PLASTER Affects the kidneys. ne
this great remedy scsocu,, Scas1s
Carolina. U. :. lie consulted H. Day. shs a.
tnsuished India York,
sisted pcrrec the commodity by the addaon OF Ens
rubber. Jointly patent NY
States Patent occ N 1896 These gentlemen, andng dt
caes he plaster large scaIe. said out TO-
T. ALLCOCK co. who continued proposition unsin
1857 Up this time the business had psoaahss
large plaster. constantly becoming spols
Mr. Day expressed his opinion Acocks. Piasera
would ruin any who made them large SCALE Never
theess Or Brandreh. Of New York. having purchased
Iority of the took Of the preparation sn
offered 10 sell the Doctor gave the
named He had profound Of tho Of ths
plaster and he spared purchased coatiy
chinery and a years able
out a plaster after OF schecuts YEA whose
qualities remain n,niured by time climate.
the AiisCOCk'S fOkO8b PIsAes
TERs have never hard. uniformsy
erbs and innocent for all and conditions convenient
pleasant wear. usually only producing "blush''
the skin. certainly than bsers ana
without he prosation pain Of tho latter. and this y
Group, Quincy. Peurtsy. Lung and Throat Ar
f-ctions. But utility sanitary invention has
warmly welcomed they largely sold In every part
OF world believed that less than hvo hundred
thousand persons well and attending the dses OF .
free from PAIN who Acock Porous Plaster
about hem and who but for the said paster would
be prostate bed of Acocks Porous PIassers
recommended phycans OF au schools and have
largest any plaster They remedy
simply manufacture. such the stamp should b0
remtted-
Principal oace Brandroth House, York. and for 500
by all druggists
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ZoeInion, n Paiatabie Oxygcnatea CoA
LIVER 0iiMuch superior TO the old style Large botlo
81 tQ. small bottles u cepib
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SPAIN.

Cabinet Organization and the Executive Com
missions Of Malcampo-Troops and
Coercion for Cuba
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TElEGUAm TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

CoNsTANTINOPLE. Oct. 7, 1871.
The progress OF the cholera has been checked, and
the alarm which was felt concerning the spread OF
the epidemic Eastward and towards Europe and
the West Is SQpsldlpgs
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The New Disinfectaut, Bronze -ChI0rnluas,
odoress destroys all dsagreeabc
and prevents contagon Prepared only BY TILDKN Co..
No. f76 William street, New York. Sold BY druggiAa
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ELLIs-MARGARET. beloved wife OF Simon Ellis.
maiden name Margaret Cummings, formerly OF fcth
ard county Tipperary, Ireland, aged u years.
Rrlatives and friends are invited To attend the
funeral, from lo2 Mulberry street, on Monday, 0ctQ
Der o. AZ hal-past one L, ~
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B"rninx of the rro-pec, Homs. @s Gnifford.

". T.,
Ibe PROSPECT House, SIMMER bOardibg hOuse as
tuiliord, was burned tins morning. wi'h the al.
loiliIg stapie- The 1--we stock and carriages were
saved aud part Of the furniture. simon COltOni H.
tue owner ana has an insurance ot S5,e00 on tas1'
prDprrty,
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Why IL CrotOu Water DirtyS Soems -
be the leading query the day Every knows not a.
drink you of the DIAPHRAGM FIErEhGA
which all impury and makes tine clear
"A crystal GEORGE J. CLANRANALD
(successor TO Alex. Mckenzie a Col.
Practical Plumber and 0aa6Wer.
Is West Fourth street, OF 0reena
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A Chance for Working N1en.-Iu Order -
enable the industrial classes witness eha
immense Mt West Flushing the has reduces
the price OF admission 80 children. Is CENTS
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AZ Headquarters for Real Tortoise Shell
Jewerv, NORMAN BROS 9t5 Broadway, the block below
Firh avenue Hotel, Wholesale and retail.
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ENGLAND.

The Bank Rate of Interest Advanced to Five
Per Cent American Publishers Ar
raigned by the Literati
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THE COTTON MOVEMENT.

LtVERP0OI, Oct 7, ISL.
The undermined vessels arrived port to- with
carroes OF American cotton, viz
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I.nxnrinnt Head Of IIntr and a Cool, CIeas
scalp very desirable. CRISTADDROS HAIR PR9~
SENTATIVE will accomplish both Try u.
The New York herald., 1871-10-08

sPike,s TO0fhache DrOps'' euro in One M1n-
ute.-HIL'S HAIR DYE. black brown, only 50 oentsL
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HAYTI.

| Presidential Tour to the South-The st. Domingo
Annexation Question Crops and Currency.
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BELGIUM.

Enterprise for Direct Communication with New
York
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A.-rbnlon's New Fortunes,
LOVE you"
and "WHITE ROSE"
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Tac Forest Fire. In Wi-c0ssin-An Eutiro
Village Destroy ed--,ry,irsy tive. Lost.
MILWAUKEE,, oct. I. 1871.
News from the northern dres today IL tnst tncr
are raging worse than ever. ms,n just arrived -
Fort Howard from Pensankie saJs thirty men wcvc
burned 60 death ut that place and part OF the town
and one lumber mll were IN asbrs when he left
The r17t of the town has probably been burned ~
TINS time.
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A.-For n stylish md Elegant IIn9 g
to DOUGAN'S, l02 Nassau street, corner OF Ann.
Wonderful DiscOv Elec-.
trcty, or WATTS NERVOUS ANrIDOTE. II caussa q
healthy Of the SYSTEM thereby curpe
a diseases
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THE CHOLERA.

The March OF the Epidemic Checked in the
East
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ConIpIpiut Answercd.-Pers0ns Sometimes
that make them wait long before getting
their teeth extracted They seldom have to wait more than
ten minutes and this be avoided by calling
writing and securing appointment. without ap-
pointment rule s First first served" COLTON
DENTAL ASSOCIATION, Nc. ~ Cooper Institute.
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Batrheior'- Hair Dye-The Rest In tho
perfect dye harmless. reiiabs nstantaneou
taIld ldrup
The New York herald., 1871-10-08

DrunkenuOss or Opium Habit Cured by Dr.
BEERS l07 Fourth Call send stamp for evidonos
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Royal Havana Lsttery.-The Hiahest Rssea
paid for Doubloons, all kinds OF Gold and Silver
TAYLOR a CO, Bankers, IS Wall street, New York.
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The Wilson shuttle sewing Maehine-Tho
cheapest first class machines proa
from S5 TO $780, payments Salesroom7 TN Broadway
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Fine Gold Watches, Low Priceas
| GEORGE g. ALLEN e4i Broadway, Fourteenth u.
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A.-The Grand Secret.
manufactures sell article profit for 0oA
than another Ia proof that the former h
skill and knowledge than he latter. Thio
IL ESPENSCHEDS lie has produced thiI Tho
beautiful SILK DRESS HAT mado IN tho
United Sates and selling for 121 less than TN
price other fashionable establishments No mas9
how this That II the manufacturers secros.
DONE public know Il, and the pleasant
plethora of ESPENSCHEIDS, iiB Nassau
A.-HsrrinY's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
2ol Broadway, corner MURRAY
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CHICAGO, Sept. N.-irOfcssor n. H. Mahan.
OF West Point, the educator Of most OF the lis
unguished military officers OF the present aav
committed suicide this morning. re went ~,
board the steamer Mary Powell this morn
inC AZ West Point ON his Wav ID New York
Nothing peculiar WAS noticed In his manner
About an hour after going ON board H. iumnef
from the wheel into the river. He Wa undoaht-
edly struck by the wheel. a. HE boly DID not
come 20 the surface. Boats were lowered ana
every effort made 90 save him, but without sue
cess. His act was undoubtedly deliberate, a. his
coat and ovor-shOcS were found I'm the vicinity
OF where he made the fatal jump. He went on
beard with his hOusekeeper, who seemed
20 have suspicious that the old gentleman
was in trouble. He said 20 her, don't follow
me about" he succcC dcd IN getting away nom
her and disappeared. lie was seen 60 make the
fatal leap by one OF the pilots who gave the
alarm. Professor Mshan was a man about 20
years OF age, apparently hale and hearty. Search
viii be made 1T once 20 recover the body.
The corner held the inquest this afternoon AZ
which Mr.. j. X. Mcconnell and Mr.. L. O. Htne
represented the accused, and after tie eNami-
nation OF witnesses a verdict was fund that tn,
deceased came 90 his death from Inflammation
and an abscess OF the brain, the result OF a frac-
ture of the skull, caused 10y a blow with an irnn
hoe In the hands OF Dennis ToOmy on the nth
Of August. Or. Potter, the coroner, thercupOn
committed him 90 Jail.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Lower Prices than Elsewhere.

Ayers SarsApaTila and Cherry PectOral, Sc !:
Burnctt's Cocoaine and KaLst0n, Sc; scbenck e
Alternative, SC; Hostetier q X oohAnds and Vinegar
Bitters, sc.; Michlers Herb Bitters, Sc; Lyon .
Bloom and Magnolia Balm, &c; Bachelors II air
Dye, Sc; HeimbOld's Buchu, II -: Browns ya-
rant 3 Aperient, &C Winchester Hyp0phosphtes,
Sc; 0sgocds India Chologogne, 81 S; Sterling b
toxide Iron, SDc.; De Joughs Cod Liver OIL, o.:
other kinds, Sc; flaggs Relief, Soc; Railway s
Lotion, q IS; Lubins Extracts, genuine, 81; Col
gates Soaps, very large assortment retail at whole
sale prices; Holland Gin, imported, 81 per bottle
Fine Old Rye W hisky, large bottles Sf per gallon,
$e-guarsnteed &c represented OF money refunded
California Wines, Port Angelica, Sherry, Muscstel
81. ARTHUR NATTANs, Druggist,
aus-tr Corner ID and streets N. w.
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rTLouis Napoleon finds solace i'm the banjo.
81 Mr.. III. n. Smith, the owner OF Goldsmith
Maid, has $3.50 900 worth OF trOtters.
SPet poodles are to be brown, for the
promenade.
1Seven young women from Oregon have be-
come students IN one Of the Boston conseryato-
rics OF music.
sTwomen will henceforth be admitted TO the
Wesleyan University, at Middletown, Conn, on
the same terms a. men.
RSAndrew jackson Davis saws that Horace
Greeley wrote what he knew about farming
under spiritual inf acnce.
nSrSamuel NeedhaEa, an Indiana school,
teacher, has paid SO for brutality beating one
OF his pupils.
Hz-The Maine election being over we congra =
tulate the Democracy upon--the weather.-BOs-
Ton Post.
sS-The Blue Ridge stage was precipitated
several hundred feet down the mountains last
week, TO the excessive amusement OF the pas
sengers.
nS-There is a report that two OF the old Red
Stockings have Joined n choir. One OF them
ofhciates as short-stop on the organ, and the
other sings third base.
SWardrobe-roOms for ladies and gentlemen
have been established at the principal railroad
depot in Vienna, where transient travellers can
wash and dress and leave their packages
gz-The California woTnan-wOmen in their
programme say:-'We intend 20 wine out All
laws regulating the matrimonial relations OF the
sexes" When the new deal comes. some OF these
old ladies viii find the M elves without husbands
HS-Pittsfeld, Mas. has developed another
economical citizen. \ young man called az a
store and inquired for boot boxes. but could not
find one large enough, and Il came out in con-
yorsatiOn that he wanted il for a coffin for his
father.
CO The bScCac6man Of a westward bound
eNpIoss train, at Poughkeepsie, Monday night,
Observed a very offensive OdOr arising from a
{ Unk checked for Chicago. A detective was
called and The trunk broken open, but instead
Of finding Ghastly corpse, they found about i've
pounds UI LimburgeT cheese.
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The International Sociefx
The Broken Ring

judy BcTadrd Says They Can't Dodge HIS n jaac-
tom.
NEW YORK, Sept l6.-The Tribune believes
that Judge Hilton is TO succeed Connolly as
Comptroller.
Judge Barnard, in conversation alter render
idg his decision. said: MY duty was clear
that could not escape il. The responsibility OF
my decision, affecting, as il so seriously does,
the government OF our city, is with the men who
have stolen the money of the taxpayers. 1t does
not rest onthe administrators of the law. They
have no alternative but TO do what they believe
TO be their sworn DUTY. The theory that Mr.
TSnnol,y is only partially responsible is absurd
warrants falls upon him. The Mayor Certainly
countersigned them; but do not believe that
the Mayor, by any exercise of human endurance
or mental vigilance, can sustain ANYTHING lik q
thorough supervision of the Comptro,ler'sac-
counts any more than President Grant can ex
ercise thorough supervision over the accounts
OF the national treasury. The Executive must
give certain allowance Of rope to its subordi-
Mates"
RepOrter1" Can this perpetual injunction be
general term of the Supreme Court commences
in December. But, practically, the people have
already got every remedy the law can grant"
the ety ths eSa essa fSs
Injunction ?'
Judge Barnard" None whatever. IT inn
possible. No; the people through the Law courts
have completely stopped any possibility OF
further stealings When the present crisis Is
past the city government win 60 on as usual
but IL viii have been puriied.s
decision?o -T-- :" - 49,
Judge Barnard.-"That the Injunction shall
continue In force pending the revision of the
Board Of rtionmentS
The Tribune says:0"Under the decision the
authorities are forbid TO issue any bonds or levy
any taxes ior any purpose whatever beyond the
amount specified IN the two per cent Bin As
Mr.. Connolly, in his administration as CONN.,
roller, has conducted himself In such a wav
as to gain the public confidence. il is "a,
cided that so long as he remains a Nom
Der Of the Board OF Apportionment thev
shali issue no more bonds or direct the nav,
eroton water, police, health Department 49, -;
or Education and salaries are not included In the
injunction Sufficient money for the psv m sns
81 tnese charges is supposed TO be in the treas
must be replaced by the persons who have paid
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Shocking Death OF n C.iiId from
Starvation

foIGHkfkft Z, n. \, sept ia dispatch
rom Kill Landing says a little boy, aged Z. be-
longing 60 the strong woman of O'Briens me-
nagerie, died Of starvation at Stormyille on
Thursday night. The dispatch adds" Willie
al StoImNille he was shut up i'm n room alone,
with his hands tied behind his back. Iooktnp
from the window, he begged the cook 90 get him
piece Of bread. She got ladder 20 ascend 10
the window, and threw the bread on the floor
He looked a. IL he hal not a drop OF blood in
him. IL is stated that the woman bought the
child In Paris for slc0 20 perform with her in
the mensgerie. The little fellow was buried
woman
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TEIEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
NEW CAMPAIGN OF THE CAPITAL.
Especial Dispatch to The Star.l

ST. LOUIS, Sept. i6.-A mass meeting has
been called tonight at Mercantile Library Hall
to ipaugurate another movement for the re-
moval OF the National Capital. Ex-senator
Henderson, of this State, Hon. Gustavus A.
Finkelburg, member of Congress from the
second district, Hon. Chas. L. Filley ex-mayor OF
st. Louis, Hon. Joseph Brown, Nathan Cole,
and other prominent citizens arc advertised to
speak. IL is stated that this movement Is not "a
much in the interest of ST. Louis as il is for the
purpose OF agitaung the question of the removal
OF the capital 70 some part of the west Indeed
The St Louis RepELtfcdn says:-''We cannot saw
that We have any special desire 10 see tbe
National Capital removed from Washington to
whether any real benefit 20 our city would be
derived from such change"
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out and are responsible for a. There Is no hzst
ground for apprehensious Of the stoppage OF the
machinery Of the municipal govorumcnt on ac-
count Of = lack Of money, a. eN-J udgc Barrett
MI toned in his speech thst there are SIN
available Sl2.00O 90 for ordinary purposes,
which IL ample tin the meeting OF the legiSla-
ture."
The World Says Connolly Nust ~Gsif.''
Nav York, Sept. i6.-rhc EJrlf SAYS m is.
81 course, utterly impossible that ComptrOllcr
Connolly should remain I'm of1ce nov. lis re-
tirt nent l. merely question OF an hours' time:
psrbapS, possibly, of = DAYS, certainly not OF a
weeks IL be does not resign now the MAYOR
cannot avoid impeaching him. aud ths - gma
AFFIXED 90 his administration by judge barnard
foreshaiows the sentence that would inevitably
be passed on lin by the Coart OF Common
Pleas, IL he IL fOOlhardy enough 70 brave a Trial.
he has no reason 20 expect that the Court Of
Common Pleas would treat him with m prc ten
derness than Judge Barnard. We are confident
he will not brave such a trial. and we hope 20
hear Of his resignation In the counSe Of the day.
The Joint High COMMITTEES.
INV loRK, Sept. l6--Anothcr meeting OF the
committee OF seventy was held az the Chamber
OF Commerce yesterday. The only husiness OF
consequence was the appointment OF n commit
tee 10 draft an address % the people 81 the
state, advising them OF the necessity VI a new
city charter.
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FROM EUROPE TO-DAY.
Telegrdphed EzciEsireiy 10 TAe Evening StaY.
France and (.erVnnuv

VERSAILLES, Sept. l6.-The majority of the
Assembly Is known TO be favorable 10 the project
OF law for customs treaty with Germany in
cludiDg Alsace and Lorraine, a result of which
will be the evacuation Of the departments OF
Aisne, AUbe, Cote dor and Jura by the Ger
man troops. The debate upon the bin introduces
by Count lie Refusal authorizing the signing OF
such treaty viii take place to-day. General
Changariner is dangerously ill.
Through the Alps.
LONDON, Sept. 16.-The CORRESPONDENT of the
Times telegraphs that he traversed the Mont
Ctnis tunnel in 80 minutes; that the air in the
tunnel is excellent, and the rails perfectly level
and that the entire work has been admirably
done.
Alexis I'm England
LONDON, Sept. 16.-The Russian squadron en-
route 10 New York as an escort 20 the Grand
Duke Alexis has arrived at Plymouth, where
the vessels will stop week TO coal. The Grand
Duke remains on board the Sweetland, the flag
ship Of the squadron, and Admiral Porset Is
commander of the fleet.
The International Society,"
LONDON, Sept. 16-The leaders of the Inter-
national Society have promised the london
a foreign worEmen into England. The london
Labor League has denounced the introduction OF
foreigners into English workshops as a danger
Gus political eNpedient.
An International Congress, having as its object
reform in the management OF the penisentiaries
throughout Europe and America, will be held in
London in June, 1872 The original suggestion
for the assemblage of such body came from the
United States, where, at a con. ,ress held in Gin
gates appointed at that meeting have visited the
various nations Of Europe and received a
promise OF support from many governments. 4
cal FOL the Congress viii shortly be Issued