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New-York tribune., 1872-10-12
FRANCE.
PRINCE NAPOLEON NOT PERMITTED TO ENTER
FpANCE-POsTAL TREATY WITH THE UNITED
STATES.

IltANOE-1OolAL AhLAli hiAii hii| S-'A'@"
STATES.
PARIS, Friday, Oct. II, 1872.
Prince NAPOLEON and the Princess ClOtide,
who are in this city received notice to leave France
Tho Prince replied TO agent Of the Government who
broueht the summons by refusing to quit his native
and insisting Oh lis tights citizen, and declaring
he would yield only force and the Princess answered
that sho would only leave France between two gen
darmcs.
The Hon. Robert c. schenck tho American Minister to
London, passed through Paris to-day, on his way to
Italy
Trau7rorts sailed, this week. with $50 more Commun
ists fJr the penal colonies.
President Tlcrs tho Cour3c OF his remarks before
tre Permanent Commission Of the Assembly, yesterday
used the following words Europe has rendered US
Justice al Berlin Our army Is recovering and our credit
Is excellent" These assurances were received with
cheers by the members OF tic Commission.
Minister Washburno and the Count &c Eemusat have
agreed ON tho draft Of postal treaty which the post
oflce authorities Of both countries accept 1t Is
believed the ln.sierof Finances will approve the treaty
and Il is bghlv probable that 10 will receive regular rat
nation before the end Of the 1t fixes letter post
ace at eight cents for one-hird Of ounce, and news
paper postage which eight IS reduced TO three cents
Registered letters and the transmission Of patterns arc
also provided for ,,, ~. =, ,,,,,,.
Prince Napoleon has yielded to peremptory
order OF tho Government and left Paris.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-12
ARKANSAS POLITICS.

CLArT0N'5 BOGUS LIBERAL TICKET WITHDRAWN
IBl TELEGRAPH 10 THE rBISuSE.l
Irr~LE Rock, Oct. 11.-Tho new State ticket
by lie Gass in Clayton, has been
withdrawn al the nominees but the Clayton men hay-
Ing pr yiously declined. The effect Of this minstrel
move las been TO strengthen the Reform ticket Brookss
majority win be 5000 greater by the reaction OF this
movement The news from Pennsylvania and Ohio dis
coura -e3 no one here.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-12
TRAGEDY III MISSOURI.

RKANsAs CRY, Mo-, Oct. 11.-At the Hickmons
Mills in this county, yesterday, William and
Harrison Young. sons OF Solomon Young,
wealthy farmer, quarreled about pro
posed marriage OF their sister TO man
named Clemens which William favored and Harrison
opposed. Weapons drawn but the two were sepa-
rated by friends Harrison rode home procured shot
gun, and, returning, met his brother riding
with Clemens aud another man, where
upon he shot him. nnictng q fatal wound and killing
hs horse Clemens turned and rode of, when Harrison
fired again. severely wounding him in the back. The
assassin then fed but arrested at Independence.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-12
ADMINISTRATION MALICE.
GRANTIsM ILLUSTRATED IN NORTH CARO-
LIMA


A LIBERAL NEWSPAPER OFFICE BLOWN UP BY
CARPET-BAGGERs-THE PENALTY FOR Ex-
POSING ADMINISTRATION THIEVES.
jBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNB.l
RALEIGH, Oct. 11.-Last night, at l2l o'clock, the
Office of The Sentinel the leading Liberal paper In
this State was blown up by keg of powder placed
in its press-room. The press was blown to pieces,
the building thrown down. and the roof OF another
house torn off. The type was broken, the cases up
set and much other damage DONE The outrage was
beyond question, the work of the Grant party. In
tho job-offce q paper containing three OF iour
pounds of powder with burning fuse was found.
There was also powder among the ruins. The edl-
tor the Hon. Josiah Turner jr has done more in tho
last three years to expose the viainies of carpet
baggers and Administration thieves than all tho
other papers in the State put together. He has been
unrelenting and is hated by the Ring most heartily.
They tried to take his life by shooting at him
in his Office. Eight of them attacked him
in the day time, and his life saved only by his
cool bravar, 10 hong itl, Cwo pistols which
he drew. They have twice shot ut his wife. His
press was broken only two or three months ago by
carpet-bagger at night and cost 800 for repairs
They have gone into his Office at night and over
turned everything and now they have blown up his
Office His pross-one Of Hoes steam power-cost
$500. The whole thing is n political outrage
Only the day before he had referred to the corrup-
ton of Judge, who is charged with having in his
possession $1,000 in North Carolina bonds, and also
to another officer who had received bonds. The best
men of the city are very indignant; denunciations
loud and deep are heard on every side. The Admin
istration people are lying tremendously and declar-
ing that Turner did it, just as they avow that he
shot at himself aud his wife; but everybody under
stands it, They wish to break the force of the blow
The Sentinel appeared this evening in half sheet,
bold and defiant.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-12
rArAI suoorryG AFFRAYs IN BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 1.-Two cases Of shooting
occurred last night while the torchght procession was
passing through the streets. AS the Seventeenth Ward
Cub was passing the Grant Republican headquarters on
Gayst some trouble occurred with persons On the side
walk during which pistol shot was dred, and Samuel
Barrett who was spectator the crowd was shot In tho
abdomen He has since died. He was formerly attached
TO the PostOnice letter carrier, but Was lately en-
ployel in tho U. s. Appraisers Stores.
Later in the evening while the procession passing
through Aisquthst., trouble again occurred with q
party of coored men, when another pistol shot was
fred striking George W. Barrett cOlored boy age l5
in the forehead. The boy died this morning.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-12
GGEyERAL PRESS DISPATCH. [

The first Of the series Of five competitive examinations
under tho Civil Service rules for the purpose OF filling
the frstclass vacancies now existing in the Treasury
Department took place to-day a the Of the Board
Of Examiners for that Department. There were a can
didatcs present, IA Of whom were women. The number
Of vacancies be filed from todays examinations are
Ave only. Three names Of those who fai to be ap-
pointed viii he carried forward and brought into compe-
tton with those Of tho candidates in tho four subse
ouent examinations so that each competitor in effect
couetes for any one OF the whole number OF vacancies.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-12
NEW-LERsEY sTRAIGHT-OUTs.

AN ELECTORAL TICKET NOMINATED.
TRENTON, Oct. 1.-THE New-Jersey Straight
Out Democratic State Convention met in this city to-day
W. W. Meredith was elected Chairman, and Walter r.
Wels Secretary. The following Electoral ticket was
selected:
I2c,ors at Large-Samuel j. Bhyard, WIN. NJ Iih
Dfrcf EkeoTs-B Bingham A. hon.gomer{ j. T. Ihonpson'
W r. Sutphin, BAbb j. Burroughs, &. {. Van Reiper
Resolutions were adopted calling upon all honest Dem
ocrats TO support those exalted statesmen" OConor
and Adams, as the only true Democrats.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-12
TERRIBLE ACCIDENT IN LoUIsvILLE-sIX PER-
CONS KILLED BY THE FALL OF BuILDING.

SONS KILLED BY THE FALL OF BUILDING.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. ia terrible accident oc-
CURED this evening" involving the death Of six
A new house being erected on Marketst., be.
tween third and Fourth-sts, fonr stories
high, fell about Z O'Clock, crushing In the rear
part OF the two adjoining, one occupied by j. G.
Webb printing Office and the other Dy henry Notes
s merchant tailoring establishment. Nottes's family
consisting OF himself wife and five children, and
journeyman. Lewis Johns, were ut supper ana were
buried in the ruins The fire alarm was sounded ana
the police and firemen were promptly on the ground
They soon recovered the bodies Of three chidren-boy
age about four, eight, and twelve-who were Dadiy
bruised aud cut but apparently none OF their po"es
were broken and the doctors thought they were not
dangerously hurt After several hours OF labor tho bodes
NJ the remainder of the family were recovered consisting
of Nottea hls yife baby Is m0DtQA Old. Atys gT Ak
New-York tribune., 1872-10-12
CRIMES AND cAsuALmEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Alexander Dillon shot his father. David R-Dil-
lon YESTERDAY savannah three nnes naeng only aesh wounds
lie thea killed himself
The schooner Diton, which went adrift ~
miles Esoumnac Bar boarded By Caps Atteon NC
bng otaEs and hved Sumnersde Prince sd'srd sAh
The OQroner's Jury in the case Of John
rap sho sot policeman Daniel hconge A. PhsnephlA 90
siay evening rclGraoI verdict tasi ne shooting Wa done
selfdefene .
go John Tge, wife and infant, and two other
on hsrds Thurdsy their homeA TheI se run ih'e
By passenger train ard Ilse "'e anu 'aiu were A"-
Charles III. Foster, o. Boston, q curbstone
broks b, In Montreal charged with sng large sums
Of money IN forged Application Tor be rerthon W hAssASsa
ss. oGsera sndsT Ibe sXuadl0a usaI. hAs been made
New-York tribune., 1872-10-12
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN BANGOR.

BANGOR, Oct. 1t-11:35 p. m.-Schwartz's
block on West Marketsquare occupied by the owner
hardware store, and by the National Insurance Com
pany and other Offices Is fire. The flames have entire
OF the block which is past being saved The
efforts of the fremen being directed to pre-
venting the spread Of the fire TO the adjoining block
next north, Ia which Is the Office OF the western Union
Telegraph Company IL IL In Imminent DANGER ana VIII
probably be destroyed.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-12
GERMANY.

WAR VESSELS TO CRUISE AROUND TIE WORLD.
BERLIN, Friday, Oct. II, 1917.
4 feet of five German men-of-war IS now
fitting out FOR cruise around the world Tho expedition
will be under the command OF Admiral Werner, and will
be gone Is months The feet sails directly for the West
Indies, and thence win proceed to New-orleans and
other ports In the United States.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-12
A pouER EXPLOSION.

WATERrowN, n. Y, Oct. lion Thursday
rnornin thc boiler in the steam belonging
D. H. Delano Of Pulaski exploded with terrific force,
rendering the entire building mass of ruins The en-
eineer. J. r. Greenwood. thrown through the build
ING into the Salmon River, and found dead some rods
below. His body was shockingly mangled. Several
other employees we're also injured.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-12
FOREIGN NEWS.
GREAT BRITAIN.

STORMY WEATHER on THE COAsT-THREATENED
DISTURBANCES IN IRELAND.
LONDON, Friday, oct. II, 1874
The rumor of the Autumn session of Par
lament is discredited. The weather to-day on the
British coast is ternpestuous and damage to ship
ping is reported Additional military and constabuary
forces have ordered to Lsburn Ireland as an anti
Catholic disturbance is threatened in that town.
IL is said at SIR Rounded Palmer s to bc elevated to
the pecraso under the title Of Baron sclborne.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-12
Mp. CLYNfER'S MAJORITY.
fGFyFRAL PRESS DIsPATCu |

MP. CIYDfER's MAJORITY.
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCuI
READING. Oct. little Hon. Hester ely
pner GberaD has 6O majority for Congress in this Dis
trict
REPEATING COUyTENANCED BY ELECTION JUDGES
AND L. s. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ARRESTED
FOR CHALLENGING REPEATERS-THE DIFFI-
CULTY IN CONTESTING THE ELECTON-GEN.
cptNT TO RIAglE FOR MUCH or THE FRAUD.
rFPOM TIE SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT OF TIE TRBUSEl
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. n.-"Nhat are you
eoing 10 90 about i" IS the nsolenrctort OF the Grant
Cameron Ring Of this city and State to the indignant
protests Of the who appalled, o. the mas
pitude and character OF tho fraud and corruption
by which not only Philadelphia, but tho great
atate Of Pennsylvania, has been again turned
over 10 be pluudered by a set Of thieves, whose
crimes In the words OF eX-GOy. Curtin, make Tam
many respectable" And, unfortunately there seems to
Do little hope that anything can be done. New-YoIk,
In the days when Tammany most defiant could look
10 tie Federal authorities and often to the Executive
and legislative Departments Of the State for measures
Of reef here the city State, and National Administra-
tions are all bound together in most disgraeeful
league 20 falsy the viii Of the people and 70 keep
themselves IN power Justice is dethroned the courts
Of every grade are prosttuted TO protect criminals and
the punishment Of men for political crimes is no longer
possible IN this city State.
have spent the most OF the morning In making few
inquiries suggested by the published returns IN this city
One OF the first whom / met was q United States
Inspector divisions Of the nineteenth Ward
told that 20 the best Of his knowledge, the count
at his division fair one, but that the
Illegal voting and repeating exceeded every
thing he ever dreamed OF before He said gangs
Of repeaters 20 the polls and personated men
with whom be intimately acquainted. During the
second hour a member Of OF these gangs, young
rough, offered vote on the name Of Caspar -. The
United states Inspector challenged him on identity.
The man took the required oath without hesitation The
Inspector protested against the reception OF the
mans vote; he knew Caspar -; he was an old man OF
10 years blind and unable leave his house The Judge
Of Election at once decided that, the had taken
the OATH might The Inspector then ordered the
United states Deputy Marshal TO arrest the repeater but
that official paid attention TO the demand. Such
this occurred repeatedly during the day. until
about o'clock p. m when the Inspector challenged
man for attempting TO vote on naturalization certif
ieaJe that evidently fraudulenti IT q minors
certificate only few years old, but presented by man
between and years Of age The man refused 10 take
the prescribed OATH but his vote was received The IN.
speeto attempted retain the paper as evidence At
this point United States Deputy Marshal rushed up
and arrested the Inspector and dragged him OF before
taitea Riates c9wwtsGioRsk yAe ~ pass eis
New-York tribune., 1872-10-12
CONGRESS NOMINATIONS.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-. Oct 1.-THE Straight-Out
Democrats OF the IXth District, yesterday nominated
p. II. Talbot for Congress.
IrmCA, n. Y, Oct. lit. c. Platt of Owego
was nominated unanimously to-day for Congress by the
Grant Republican Convention.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-12

years. and tho journeyman. All were dead. One hoy
died afterward, evidently from internal Injuries. No
cause known for the accident but 1t Is reported tho
walls were put up too quickly.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-12
BRAZIL.
ELECTION RIOTs-THE NEGOTIATIONS WITH THE
| ARGENTINE REPUBLIC.

LISBON, Frlday, Oct III, lsf1
The mail steamer from Rio Janeiro, Sept
o. has arrived The Congress elections In the northern
provinces Of Brazil attended with riot and blood
shcd The goatons between Gen. Mitre, the Argen-
tine Envoy and the Brazilian Government were still
pending No result had been reached, and the reports
ns 10 their ultimate success were conflicting.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-12

The services OF L. s. Marshal G. H. Sharpe, whatever
they may have been, rendered to Gen Barlow az
appears from the following receipts:
Received NewYork. Feb. 6, 1872, OF Gen. Daniel f.
sckes Oae thousand DQlatshs eounse! Zee ior seHlo
New-York IN the Erie Railroad matters.
Hes' SI red Feb II. 1872 OF Genl. Baai l.. sis h,
sum OF one hundred and Fifty Dollars Tor travelling AID
other expenses in the Erie Railroad investigations
Received View Yor', March .. 1872 " General sicHeS
the sum OF One hundred Dollars advanced 10 me
count Of travelling aud expenses IN the Ero load IN
yestgations. GEORGE H. SHARPE
The nature Of Mr.. Hale's services may be inferred
from the following letter and receipt. II Will be
that there is no auson TO legal proceedings Of any
kind the only reference being to operations before tho
Legsature :" indeed at this time no legal proceedings
had been instituted and until after the overthrow OF tia
Ring none were contemplated The only measure un-
dertaken to oust Jay Gould and his party was the repeal
OF the Classification bill:
MATHEW HALE TO GEN. D. E. sicKLEs
MY DEAR GENERAL: Your favor Of the 10th is just
ceyed had thought under ali the circums tances that
fee OF ten thousand dollars besides wonld
TDewo,n1s sickness and his subsequent diversion ON
Mayov Halls trial, and Peckhams sickness, have had
the brun OF the battle you are aware ANA perhaps
unnecessariy though thought it might be Importantly
took very uncomfortable journey 20 Burlington ana
course this has made necessary decline neglect
good deal Of other business HSweyer SoS nnderstap6
mentoned too much say so frankly be salts
ded with anything you think right.
Ihaye received through the AttorneyGeneral $500,
You have sent me for disbursement $500 OF which
have actually paid out about O. 1000, but have incurred
some obligations which will perhaps require $500 more-
think 81, 500 would be proper amount 10 cover dis
bursements I send receipt, therefore, for retr
vices and disbursements for sl 500 which is $3.50 mora
have received. and which last amount you eau
send me II you think proper.
III the voucher is not In the form you want, n,
suggested above, you think tho amount should ba
changed, please return it and l will modify as you
request -,
: must congratulate You on the splendid success Of
your generalship the matter IL has been one OF thd
most complete triumphs ever knew. Ihdt dmendmet1
only unfortunate thing about IT, and that We did
best TO prevent, and TO get out after was iD
Thanking you for your courtesy throughout this mat
ter, am very truly yours, MATTHEW HALE
RECEfPr
ef Received OF General Daniel Il. Sckes ten tnou.
sand dollars retainer counsel and services on pehA
OF Of the Erie Railway Company and nteen
hundred dollars disbursements made and incurred OF
the same behalf In and about matters relating 70 sao
Company before the NewYork Legislature ana pelng IN
full for such retainer services counsel anu uisouse
voucher including eeoo reoeNva GO 'niouss
NA'''S' AAIIHf HA&A
New-York tribune., 1872-10-12
WASHINGTON.

THE PRESENT COMMISSIONER OF INDIAN Az
FAIRS TO RETIRE-sENAToR CAMERONs RE-
PUDIATION OF COL. FORNEY-THE PENNSiL-
New-York tribune., 1872-10-12
ONE OF THE OFFENSIVE ARTICLES.

A LIST OF UNFINISHED RAsCALs AND THEIR
CRIMES
The following is the article alluded to in our
speciaI dispatch which Published in The Sentinel
on Thursday last:
There has been work for the Grand Jury Of Wake
under the beneoent acts OF reconstruction than for that
OF any county In the State For the smaller oenses the
Grand Jurors have not been slow 10 make pr0sentmcnts
woman for stealing towel and pitcher Id IN the pen-
tentiary serving an une Ipired term OF two years.
The plans aud schemes for pluDderjDg the state OF
New-York tribune., 1872-10-12
REcEIrrs.

The services OF T. S. Marshal C. IT, Sharpe whatever
they may have been were rendered 70 Cen Barlow, az
aupears from the following receipts:
New-York tribune., 1872-10-12

Majority for Hmtrau1t by above estimates 22''c7'
sOEcaL
uARTRANFI's COUNTY FOR BUCKALEW.
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCHI
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 1.-NOntgomery County
gives Duckslew % majority Tor Governor Morris Dem
ocra and Eyce Republican, are elected TO the Lesisa-
lur
New-York tribune., 1872-10-12

A LIBERAL NEWSPAPER OFFICE BLOWN UP BY
CHARACTERISTIC PENALTY FOR EX-
POSING ADMINISTRATION THIEVES.
rnT TuP
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l1sAos Of YO0e 0UWs Vg61ono1s 80
opepaeo GoA1s1ase Lleusrs doctored, spieso
and svesssned to please NE 0ses: ssaeessToo-
ics,"" Appslasers." Uetorsrs." &C., that lead
The tippisr q 70 dFI6k6aAess st0 fuos. but are
stsve Nedieins. nSdo Aom The Native Roots sn6
nssSs Of Cauaessis, fsoo fSen I'll AlcGAsrlc
J0esoulaaasAs TAe1ase thslaRRAT AkQ0O
PURIHlH3 anA Ll1g GIVING P1lN-4
CItE8 perfect Eenovstor and lnv1oesstoS OF
tbsoysesn, carrying OF all poisonous nsttsead
sestoriug tho blood to a healthy soaditien. 10
pcssoa eaa TAKE these Dtsters according 70 diSSc'
tioa sad remain long uawcll. , CT
Fer In1auD3s0Sy and Chronic RAeQ-
usaslssn asA Goss, Dys0eDsla ~ 1oA-
esaslos, DlDSoss, Re0asssne And laSet.
aSteseps ysters, Dtseases Of the nseoS,
Liver, kiAoeys, auI BlaaAsr. these Mt
sep9 hsve been most succcssfal. 0acA DtS-
easoo 90 caused By visSaseA DeeoA, which
= sspssaaly psoduced By deransmsas Of ~
Diessstye Orsa.s. II .-.'- 80
DYsf1PsIA on INDIGESTION.
Headachp. 1hln IN the ahsuldares CosShs, Tight
- al he Casst, pisssness, s6pr Erqetssions Of
- sSooacA. I'D >assa u ~ NostA Bntops AZ
tseks, Palpitasaoa Of The NsaRt. la1aH4s'op q
~ Pm In thersoions sfsha kA1oeys.a
shundred otter painful synpseAs. ~ ~ %
10y invieora.s q s.enaea "A ssaes ~
sorpidlives and bowels, which render snsS IN
equalled s@cscy IN essaastsg Ne Mood Of oil
..p..,s... ed .o'aF''es af.4se ssP4 ''e0' Y,
~ rc 1 SKIN DisrAsEs,,s; IL s'up..on..re..e,.
Salt Rheum. Blotches. Spots. Pimples, Pussulss.
Bolts, Casbancles, Ring. Worms, seaid-Hssd. Sore
tyss, Esysipelss. Itch. scurfs, Disoolorsesons u
tSe Skin, Bumors and Diseases ofthe Skin. Of
vhassvsr name or nasuIs, are literally dug ~
andesr.ied out Of the system in short time By
~ ne OF these Bitesss. One bottle y sneh
essss VIII copvtacs The most incredulous Of thsdr
curative effects.
Clesnse the viussed Blood whsnsvsr you 1nd
IL Impurities burseing through the skin In ftne
p,ss, Eruptions or eores; clsansei Il when ~.
md Il obstructed aad slusx1bh - Ne vs11st
cleanse II when II b foul, ssd yoar tsslinss WIN
I'm you w1en. Keep ~ baooA vurs end ~
Aaalth OF The system vilf follov.
Pm, TAH8 and other WORMS, luskingia
ne system Of % many thousands. are easctua,iv
asstroysd a.d removed. Tof fasf directions, reed
easseally ths circular aroupd e4eh boesis. 80 !.
j.WAlKIR, Proprietor. =. n. MCDONALD =
90. Dsua1aD0 md 0ea. AoDWts. eaa 1sasci0oos
CT, a.d . and y Commerce sssst. New Yesk.
SOLD " ALL DRuoalSTs AID DEAlERA
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Applications for PATENT

q. s. LAND UFFNE,
HELgNA, n. r., February II, fS74-)-
NOTICB 10 uEeEDY GIVEN, that John G.
IN 8ckass0p has thls day msds application u. ~
tens an}er the act RI Cougreas, appr0ysd July NJ.
la70 fos TIE following described Tract 1t land "a
plasss niniae elain. 10 W.T. The sosth sassqustw q
the north west quarter. and the moth east quarter
the south west quarter q ts hOitG west Quarter q
section No eight, IN tSwushlp No 8, north pf range
sojuinng claimants 70 ssid tract are RulsrtM Kelley
and John :. PembettAD IN the vert No other kaOwp,
cailoants. This claim 10 more fully dssei6rd u ~
are cOpspicuO0sy possed upon the premises claimed
81 Lj5las*sF'ss 1s>D ADD L. NANDNet6 g
Islam r.l.az Ii Registsr " Land Office.