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F r A N o e.
President Theirs Executive Arraisnment Of
Communism In the Capital.
Prince Napolson's Position Toward the Act and
Action Of His Banishment- ussian Military
March from the Provinces Political Nom
ination After the American Caucus
Fashion-N. Gambetta's Tour.
TEtEGRAMs TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

PARIS, Oct. IA, 1872
special despatch from Paris to the London 7ele
graph says:-President Theirs yesterday said ne
had received Information that the released Com
munists now IN Paris had In their possession 1000
bombs simtar to those used by Orsni and his COM
patriots when they attempted to assassinate the
.ex-Emperor Napoleon in 1858.
PRINoE NAPOLEoN's PROTEST AGAINST EXILE.
n Rouler has made an appeal to the Permanent
Commission OF the Assembly in behalf OF Prince
Napoleon.
The Prince proposes to prosecute the Minister Of
che Interior for expeling him from France without
authority or law. 81.
PRUssiAN ARMY MOVEMENT PROM THE PROVINCES
Tho German army OF occupation has begun to
evaouete the Department OF the Upper Marine.
POLITICAL NOMINATION AFTER THE AMERICAN CAU-
Gus SYSTEM.
An election having been ordered In the Depart.
mont OF Gironde to fill vacant seat In the Assem-
bly,, the republicans held convention, after the
American model, and nominated NJ. Carduc as their
candidate. The conservatives had already placed
II. Dc orcade-Laroquette in the ield
n aAMBETTA's MORAL FORCE AGITATION.
NJ. 0ambetta is expected to visit Nantes and Bor-
deauK In few days, where he will address the
people In explanation Of his Grenoble speech.
Tho United States Minister Embarked
for America.
LONDON, Oct. Is, 1872
Hon. q. e. Washburnc the American Minister to
iFrance, sailed from Southampton to-day for New
rYork on the steamship Deutschland.
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CRIMINAL ABORTION.
The Evangelical Association Creating a
Sensation In Cincinnati.
Rev. DR.. Hatfield Showing Up the Skeleton M
Domestic CIosets-How Lin il ALPHABETICALLY
Destroyed by American .Nothers-Parents
Attending Church and sacrsmenSe
with Their Hands Stained with
the Blood Of Innocer6s

CINCINNATI, Oct, IL. 1872.
The C0n,mercfat published q sensation this morn.
| ng In the proceedings cf the day prceels OF the
evangelical Ministerial, Association, In which tho
SUBJECT or criminal abortion was introduced and
discussed Rev. DR.. HatleiI, OF ST. Paui's Mctho-
dist Episcopal Church, formerly or Chicaxo' ana
somewhat famous for his terrific onsiaught'o on tho
theatres called attention to- the appalling preva-
lence of criminal abortion by respectable American
women. He affirmed that there was not block In
Cincinnati that did not contain
WOMEN WHO MURDERED THEIR UNBORN CHILDREN
and thought IL nothing They came to church. ho
said. and to the sacramento with hands stained
with the blood OF the unborn innocents He called
upon the ministers present to look the evn in tho
face and confer together as ministers of God. ~
members OF society, and as parents, for the beat
means TO check the evil and save American society
and American life from destruction. lie stated
that upon inquiry and investigation he found that
physicians were impOrtuned every day to pro-
duce abortions by the ladies' OF the highest stand
lag, and
GAVE AN INSTANCE
of wealthy and influential lady whom ner physician
In urged to abandon the purpose, for In reply
to all his arguments and pcrsuasons she said, 81
don't care; f you don't do 1t III do It myself. for
my husband don't want any more children, ana
neither do l." Dr. Hatfield cited the Roman
Catholic Church as setting an example OF watchul-
ness over Its people in this respect so much 40 that
he, as a Protestant minister, stood abashed and
silent before the Catholics, he SAID. And even
German inntels were raising more children In thls
country than any other people in It; and IT somo-
thing was not done TO prevent
DESTRUCTION OF FOETAL LIrE
among the American people the government OF tho
country would eventually pass into. the hands 0l
| foreigners.
| Rev. Granville Moody, OF the same Church, and
Rev. Henry d. Moore, of the Congregational Church.
affected not to believe the statements. but the for
mer finally acknowledged that there was something
in them, but 1t was essential to be guarded In ex-
preston, as there was reporter present.
The thing has produced genuine sensation ana
| made the assembled reverends look at each other
| as If the bottom had been knocked out of things
The publication was the town talk to-day, and will
set theological scientists on new trail.
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PENN
The Bribery Suit at Lancaster Against Auhlen-
berg-Alderman Amweg's statemont-Cam-
eron's Appointee Denies the Charge
Of Attempted Corruption.

LANCASTER, Pa, Oct 49, 1872.
Your representative arrived here at midnight
from Philadelphia, and proceeded 10 the resi-
dences OF the principal parties to the Mullen
berg election scandal. In half an hour
l had secured the statements OF Alderman
Amweg who ia q democrat, and Dr.. Muhlenberg.
Collector OF Internal Revenue. who is accused OF
attempting to brbe an election Judge.
TIM ALDERMAN's STATEMENT
was OF a somewhat partisan nature. Divesting IT
OF that give 1t about as near as possible. Ssd
the Alderman: :-"Reiner. the man who brought
this suit. was seen to so to Muhlenberg's
house several times by men who had been
appointed TO watch his movements, a. suspi-
cion had been aroused. Since the action has
been brought against Muhlenberg Reiner ad-
mits 1t, and says Benjamin Sh0wbei came to him
and said DR.. J. Muhlenberg wanted to see him
(iciner) on some business After visiting Mullen
berg's ONCE several times the Doctor took him up
stairs and
OrFERED HIM TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS
to stur tho ballot boxes so that Buckaew's ma
jority would be but 100 In the Eighth ward. The
offer was made few days before the election.
Retner refused.
Having heard the Alderman's statement I de-
parted and gave him chance TO get back to bed.
br. Muhiepbergs house was Ioand after some
difficulty, and few vigorous pulls at his bell
brought nightcap TO the window. The Doctor
having learned my business, dressed himself and
came down stairs.
STATEMENT or THE ACCUSED.
When he had recovered somewhat from the
effects OF the unlooked-lor visit he said rhe only
reason can zee for this suit against me is that Q
suit was recently brought against Reiner by Mr.
Dickey. for refusing republican vote. think they
the other suit I do not know Reiner;
never saw him. and l deny that l was arrested
at ALL The first knew OF the matter was what
saw In the papers, then went to the Alderman,
waived hearing and entered bail In $500 Tor q
hearing in court Forty or flty Germans came TO
me before the election and offered their votes for one
dollar each and upward. You may rely on 1t,
nothing will ever come OF this case.n
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CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA.

The Gable Between Jamaica and Pan.
anna I'm Working Order-Conspiracy In
Costa Rtca-Riot I'm valparaiso.
KINGSTON, Jamaica, Oct. 0, 1872
The submarine telegraph between Jamaica and
Panama Is now In working order and has been
thrown open to the public for business.
The following news despatch is one OF the nrst
feceived:-
AsPINwALL, Oct. Q, 1871
The steamer ocean Queen has sailed for New
FORK.
The California steamer is now overdue i've days.
conspiracy against the government has been
discovered In Costa Rica and defeated.
The report OF an epidemic in Panama Is untrue.
A serious riot took place in Valparaiso.
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THE CATHOLIC UNION CONVENTION.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Oct. Is, a5T2.
The fourth annual Convention OF the Irish Catho-
lie Benevolent Union will be commenced In this
city tomorrow. The organization is simply union
OF various benevolent societies In the United States
having Catholic membership. About one hun,
dred and fifty delegates will be present. eighteen
OF whom win represent the societies OF this city,
Dayton, Ohio President; Martin J. J. Griiiin, OF
Philadelphia, Secretary; Rev. Joseph Henry, st.
Louis Treasurer. The Eastern and Southern dele
gates assembled In Baltimore yesterday ana to-
gether took the train for this city. They were met
at the depot here by large delegation and cs-
corted to the hall or the Philopatran Literary
Ingtitutp.
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SPAIN.
! Tho Royalist Troops in Possession Of Ferrol-Re-
Inducements Marching to Their support
The Insurrection To Be Crushed Out.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW york HERALD.

MADRID, Oct. Is, 1872.
His Exccllency the Captain General OF Gallicia,
entered Ferrol Sunday night with body OF gov
eminent troops. He now holds the town awaiting'
the arrival Of reinforcements en- rOue from San
tander and Gijon, and, with his increased force,
expects to crush the nsurrection without the she'd
ding of blood.
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ARKANSAS ILGAD.

Missouri County Still Occupied by Armed
Bands-The Inhabitants Fleeing From
OsceOla Township.
MEMPHIS Tcnn Oct. 49, 1872.
feversh state OF excitement still exists In
Osceola, Ark, and many OF the citizens ar0
fleeing with their families In anticipation OF an
other attack from the negroes.
No further bloodshed Is reported. The whites OF
the village are still under arms and all the APP
prOaches are guarded.
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THE LAC LA BELLE.

.-s- s.st~ ~... ~ Gv4'ssFr
All the Boats Heard Froni-state tement 81
the Agent OF the Engleman Company
The Loss OF tho Six Men Confirmed.
MILWAUKEE,, WIS.,. Oct. Is, 1872.
The five boats with the passengers and crew OF
the ill-iated steamer Lac La Belle have oil been
heard from. Two of the boats landed at Racine
one at Kanosha, one was picked up by the schooner
Fl0retta Off Waukegan, and one landed at Calumet,
Illinois this morning Mr.. J. Z. Dove, agent OF the
Engleman Transportation Company at Grand
Haven, was one OF the boatload picked up by the
FlOretta.
Before he left the Lac La Belle he tore out from
the passenger record leaf containing full list OF
the passengers registered, which Is as follows:-
s. Wyenen, Milwaukee; Mr.. Rich and daughter,
Pentwater,. Mich; J. L. DOVE, Grand Haven; Mr..
Warner and wife, Grand Haven, and the following.
whose residences are unknown:-J. E. Matheson,
Aug: A. Smith, wife and child; J. Conners, J.
Hurley, H. Freeman Wett0n, B. Fl. Lippencott,
somefs, A. N. Downing, J. Gee, J. r. Fogg. a cook,
name unknown, who was going to ship aboard the
schooner Toledo, and another unknown. The ON
GERS and crew numbered thlrty-two souls. Mr..
Dove thinks that at least half dozen persons went
down with the vessel. One passenger, named s.
Wyenen, travelling agent for o tobacco house, Is
known to have been lost.
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Oct. 15 1879.
A great meeting Of Internationalists is to be
'held In Hyde Park on the Both of November.
AN AMERICAN DIPLOMAT IN THE METROPOLIS.
The Hon. John Jay, United States Minister to the
Court OF AUSTRIA Is now in London.
THE COTTON SUPPLY.
Three thousand seven hundred and thirty .one
bales OF American cotton were landed a. Liverpool
to-day.
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CIRCULATING COMMERCIAL FALsEHooDs.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct Is, 1872
circular, which has the appearance OF having
been sent from the once Of the United States Gen.
tennial Commission to some newspapers In New
York, claiming that Philadelphia, In consequence
OF the International Exhibition OF 1876 Will become
the commercial metropolis OF the country, Is said
by Professor Blake, Executive commissioner, 10 be
practically forgery no such circular having been
Issued or authorized by the Ceptepnlal Commission.
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Single copies, In wrappers for mailing. six cents

HELAN.-On Tuesday, October Is. after short
illness, CATHARINE, beloved wife OF Timothy Hean,
a native Of county Longford, Ireland, IN the 65th
year OF her age.
The relatives and friends OF the family, also those
OF her brother and sister, James and Elizabeth
Mcdonald are respectfully invited to attend th4
funeral, IRON her late residence No. 5iS Second
avenue, on Thursday, october II, at halfpast one
O'Clock r. M.
For Other Deaths See Tenth Page
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THE BOSTON ASSASSINATION.

An Inquest Held ON the Body OF Charles
Lane-No Clcw to the Murderer OBJ
tained.
BosToN, Oct. Is, 1872.
The inquest on the body Of Charles Lane, mur-
lered at Dorchester, was begun this morning. No
Information has yet been obtained to sustain any
Of the theories as to the motive OF the crime and
nothing has been discovered cqpcerning the iden.
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MEXICO AND THE UNITED STATES.
President Lerdo Anxious for Settlement.
TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HERALD.

HAVANA, Cuba, Oct a. 1872
Private letters from Mexico say that Lerd0 de Te-
jada Is exceedingly anxious to arrange the misun-
derstanding between the United States and Mexico
created by Guzman's conduct In washington.
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NEW YORK STATE CONGREGATIONAL AS
ISOLATION.
ROCHESTER,, Oct. Is, 1877

ROCHESTER, Oct. l5 1872.
The New York State Congregation Association
met In this city to-day. The attendance Is large,
and is composed OF delegates from all sections Of
the State,
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship Nevada will leave this port on
Wednesday for queenstown and Liverpool.
The mails for Europe will close at the Post ONCE
at twelve O'Clock M.
THE NEW YORK REHABILITATION for Europe
will be ready at hafpast nine O'Clock In the mOrn-
ing.
SINGLE conics in wrannera for mailing ak cents.
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EGYPT.
Project Of an Extended Foreign Tour by Youth.
full Imperialist.
TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HERALD.

CAIRO, Oct. Is, 1872.
Hls Highness Hassan, son Of His Imperial High
ness Ismail Pacha, Khedve Of Egypt, will take his
departure at an early day from his fathers Court
and set out On tour around the world. He win
be absent from Egypt during space OF three years.
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NEW YORK ASSEMBLY NOMINATIONS.

BUFFALO, Oct. Is, 1872.
The Republican Convention OF the First Assembly
district nominated John O'Brien by acclamatlon.
FONDA, Oct. Is, 1872.
The democrats and liberals of this district to-day
nominated William Ii. Davis, of Palatine, for the
Assembly,
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ROME.

German Episcopal Protest to the Watermelon
tfcal Supervision Of the Press-French
Assurance Of His Holiness Security.
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Burnetps Miniature TOilets.-Elegant
ASSORTED COLORED BOXES. containing q complea
Toilet admirably adapted to the Toilet Tabd
and travellers portmanteau. ACCEPTABLE HOLIDAY
PRESENTS Wholesale by druggists sundry men every
vlara
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Golden Hair.-Any Colored Hair Tarnsa 90.
to a beautiful golden by BARKEH5 AUkoKA htS
Broadway. near Thirty fourth street.
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The Mountain Can't Come to Mnh0mots .
but we can all 60 10 KNOWS 22 Broadway. Tor Fan
style OF HATS This bad for the mountan Out Fortunate
TOR US
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A.-FOr a superb Dress or Business Hat
60 to ESPENSCHEID Manufacturer, ll3 Nassau street.
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LIBERAL DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS IN
MASSACHUSETTS,.
SPRINGFIELD

The democrats and liberals OF the Tenth district
nominated at Greenfield, to-day. d. w. Bond. OF
Northampton, for Congress, and @. H. B. Snow, OF
Fitchburg, for Presidential elector.
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A.-FOr n First Glass Hat mt Popular
rices call on DOUGAN l02 Nassau corner of Ann ST.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


Theatre COmiquc.
Nolttle discrimination Is required on the part OF
amsnager to make variety theatre attractive
ana t the time select In its general character
and, although the many misdirected attempts to do
so here have not been attended with good results
Mr. Josh Hart has certainly succeeded in raising
the Comique to standard 1t never before attained
The programme last night, for instance, not
only unobjectiOnable but intensely amusing, and
seemed to be delighted with the entire entertain
mant, which included a local DRAMA songs and
dances, humorous sketches, acrObatic feats and
last, not least, rellshable adaptation or u great
Irish drama entitled "Arrah- ma BrOkue.u From
beginning 10 end the assemblage was kept In the
best possible spirits.
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luc Stdulp CuuCcHcfs BudIhutccu Ouly lOT JWO
years, would, therefore, cost $3,oOOoOO To supply
the losses that would occur from breakage, rust
and other causes, necessitating their exchange by
the government, would be at least $75O,O00 in
that time. Here there is an expenditure OF
$3,75 1000 to obtain very inadequate results one
fourth Of which sum OF s3,7500OO will be loss en-.
tailed upon the brewers by reason Of loss and dam
age while under their care, supposing them to be
legally liable for their safe return. They claim
they ought not to be subjected to such an annoy
ance for whenever the tax shall SO decrease as
to show that fraud 10 being practiced the govern
ment will find among them those who will be ready
frst to assist in discovering the same and then to
make 1t known to the government.
A Caution Against Army Fraud.
Secretary Boutwell, has addressed the following
letter to the Third Auditor Of the Treasury
SIR-You are requested to suspend action upon
claims for stores and supplies furnished ostensibly
quired returns have not been made by the receipt
ing 0fflcer This course Is made necessary by
the fact that ex-0filcers OF the army have
In some instances given their official certificates
and receipts for forage and other supplies, dating
them years before the time when they were actu.
ally made In order TO bring them within
ing an open door for coilusion aud fraud in the
absence OF so important guard as the Official re.
turns. l am, sir, &C., GEO. 3. BOUTWELL,.
New Mail Route.
The Post ONCE Department has ordered the ex.
tension OF the postal railway service the Chicago
and Northwestern Railroad from Reedsburg to
Eroy WIS.,, twenty-five miles, at $2,1so per annum.
Centenary Commissioners.
The President has made the following appoint
ments OF Commissioners to Philadelphia to cee.
brAte the hppdredth anniversary OF American In.
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ENGLAND.

Radicals in Preparation for an Outdoor Politi-
cal Demonstration-An American Diplo-
- mat in the Metropolis.
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A.-Herald Branch Office. Brooklyn,
corner of Fulton avenue and Boerum street.
Open from A. NJ tot r. NJ;
On Sunday from to r. M.
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT, J
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Oct. I6-1 A. M.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Oct. l6-1 A. M. J
Synopsis J0r the Past T,centv.four Hours.
The barometer has risen in the Northwest and in
the Upper Mississippi Valley, with northerly winds
and clearing weather over the country generally;
from Illinois to Mississippi and eastward southery
to westerly winds, with clear weather, prevail |;
In the New England States variable northwestery
TO southwesterly winds; partly cloudy weather
and occasional rain on the Gulf coasts easterly
to southerly winds with fair weather; on the Lower
Lakes the barometer has fallen with cloudy weather,
southerly winds and rain.
Probabilities
Over the Northwest and the Upper Lakes rising
barometer, northerly to westerly winds, clearing
and cool weather, extending to the Mississippi
and Lower Ohio valleys; in the Gulf and
South Atlantic States generally clear weather
with s0uthwestery winds in the latter and
southeasterly winds, with increasing cloudness
and possibly light rain on the Gulf coasts. For the
Lower Lakes and thence over the Middle States
and New England s0utherly to westerly winds,
falling barometer and cloudy weather, with occa-
si0nal rain.
The Weather In This City Yesterday.
The following record will show the changes in
the temperature for the past twenty-four hours In
comparison with the corresponding day OF last
year, as indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's
Pharmacy, HERALD bnildng:-
1871 1872 1871 1870
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Glenham Hotel,
on tho European plan.
155 Fifth avenue.
few elegant Suits Rooms for families at fair rates.
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MISSOURI.
Congregational Nomination.

COnRrossiOnal NominatIOn.
ST. Louis, Oct Is, 1872.
Colonel william M. Grosvenor will publish let
ter tomorrow accepting the nomination OF the
liberals and democrats Of the First Congressional
district
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The FIinstrcls.

Following the example OF the more pretcntious
establishments throughout the city. the minstrel
halls have put forth oil the most attractive features
for this very successful season.
Emerson's California Minstrels, on Broadway
have been delghting their patrons with really
admirable entertainment which for variety ana
style 1t would, indeed, be difficult to excel. Emer
son Is q most In himself, and what with good conf
pany ana JudtciOus management on the part Of Mr..
1. Mcguire nothing is left to be desired.
Whites Athen9um has become very attractive
resort owing doubtless to the popularity OF the man
ager himself as well to the excellent troupe OF
minstres that surrounds him. The performance last
characteristic songs and sketches were heartily
enjoyed by crowded audience.
Dan Bryant has, this season. exceled himself and
MS charming little opera house rings nightly with
the merriest peals Of laughter. His most recent
acquisition to the lyric drama Is liking Karratt"
Is lndescribable.
"A Bad Nights Rest" is the significant title OF q
rare and racy piece now being performed by the
San Francisco Minstres at the st. James Theatre
Like many OF its excellent predecessors at this
establishment 1t abOunds with local hits and the
most, most comcai situations; the programme iast
favorites capital opportunity for the display Of
their varied talents
Footlight Flashes.
Rubinstein will return to Steinway Hall Octo.
ber "a.
Sheridan Shook says that he has found mine in
SardOus play at the Union Square Theatre.
The banks OF the East River still resound with
the "Houp lap' OF Baey's Circus and Menagerie
Manager Freligh is endeavoring to run "Ma-
zeppa" and 1.-THE House Dog" tandem at the Bowery.
Rubinstein's fingers and Wieniawski's bow have
taken the "Hub' by the ears. They will be sent
back to us on the oath.
"Unsere Kleine Pauline" repeats her charming
impersOnati0n OF Gretchen in GOunOd's 'Faust"
tonight at the Academy OF Music.
The statue In "Pygmai0n" at Waack's brings
many votdries to Its feet did that OF Diana In
the Ephesian dome.
Madame Annie Butler, the Brooklyn soprano
who has been singing with considerable success on
the Continent and In England, returned home by
the wyoming.
The young opera-goera OF Brooklyn who were
wishing for representation OF III IL Ovatnre" In
that city will be gratifed by its production on
Thursday evening, with Miss Kellogg as LeOnOra.
Olive Logan will exemplify In her own person her
lecture theme OF "Successful People, at Stenway
Hall on Friday night. Among the women lecturers
she is the most entertaining, and many successful
people are glad to hear her.
Mr.. Adolph Neuendorff has assembled a well
selected company of German actors In the Germania
Theatre, next door to the Academy and gives brill
liant little vaudcvilles there every evening to
delighted TeutOns.
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Christodar0s Hair Dye.-This Splendid
Dye Is the only one that has been analysed sn1
found hurmleS5
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AUGUSTA, UH., Uct. 10, 1871
The frost last night killed vegetation. The
weather is excellent Tor cotton picking.
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A.-Herring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
25l and 252 Broadway, corner of Murray street
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ITALY.

Prince Napoleon Bonaparte Seeks Shelter on
The Soil
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n. A. Lewis-Ncw PhOtogra phic StudlO,1
ss9 Broadway corner Nineteenth street; Odd stand 0
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ssPrem nature Decline" . Medical Tract
by Doctor MARsTON 23 East sixteenth street. Mailed
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Royal Havana Lottcry.-Prises Cashed
orders ed Information furnished, highest rates paid Zoe
Spanish Bank Bills. TAYLOR Co., Bankers t6 Wallt-s