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The New York herald., 1872-10-28
FRANCE.
Provincial Appeal in Behalf Of Lost Cause
Prussian Military Vigilance-Pre-
paratious for Evacuation.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK lEEALO.

PARIS, Oct. q, 1872.
Nantes journal, the organ of the Count of
Chambord, appeals to the Orleanists to unite with
the legitimists and ''aid the rlghtul heir to the
throne with heart soul and sword"
PRUssIAN MILITARY VIGILANCE AND ARREST OF
NATIVES.
detachment of French hospital assistants. on
their way to the camp Of Chalons, by mistake left
the train at the town Of Chalons which still occu
pied by the Germans. They were Immediately
arrested and their sde-arms taken from them One
of the Frenchmen, who hustled German sentinel,
was sent to the guardhouse for three days. The
others were released and forwarded to the camp
OF Chaons
PREPARING TO LEAVE AFTER INDEMNITY PAYMENT
The evacuation of the departments of Marne and
Upper Marine will not be completed until Novem-
ber 4.
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cHIoAaos sPIRITLEss SUNDAY LAW.


gions Defend the Bung-Sealcr-Mayo
Medill's Perplexity the Beersellers' OPP
portunity.
CHICAGO Oct q, 1872,
The Sunday Liquor law was not so well observed
to-day as last Sunday, majority Of the beer
looms in all parts Of the city being open, and IN the
North division nearly all were open all day.
Yesterday the committee appointed at the meeting
OF Germans ON Friday night In opposition to the
enforcement OF the law called on Mayor Med and
presented the resolutions passed by the meeting,
requesting the Mayor to suspend the enforcement
of the ordinance until new City Council was
elected. The Mayor said he had no discretion in
the matter OF enforcing the law that as long as the
ordinance was unrepealed his duty was plain and,
without expressing any opinion as to Its pr0prcty,
he could not swerve from the course he had laid
out for himself In this matter. He did
not propose to enforce the law harshly BY the ar
rest OF Offenders, but would have them before the
courts upon o summons and leave the matter
there.
The Mayor also replied to an address OF the
temperance men insisting that he should enforce
the ordinance by the arrest OF tho guilty parties
and the forcible closing OF their places. He In
formed the committee he should continue to act
In accordance with his understanding OF the law
and his convictions OF Official duty, and respectfully
ccclined to be instructed or commanded py IN
onlcial individuals In relation thereto,
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, d. g., Oct. 2S--1 A. N.

OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER, !
WASHINGTON, ID. O., Oct 2S-1 A. NJ
Synopsis for the Past 7ace7tv.t0uv Hours
The barometer has risen over the Lower Lakes
and New England with cloudy but clearing weather.
Northwesterly to southwesterly winds, with clear
weather, prevail in the Middle South Atlantic and
Gulf States and thence to the Ohio and Mississippi
Rivers. Southeasterly winds and lair weather con-
tinue in the Northwest, with reduced pressure.
Probabilities.
The barometer will rise, with clearing weather
and northwesterly winds, over the Lower Lakes
and New England, with occasional rain for the Mid.
die States clear, cool weather. and northwesterly
Winds in the South Atlantic and Gulf States, clear
weather and variable northery to southerly
winds IN the Northwest and thence to Michigan
and the Lower Ohio Valley, partly cloudy weather,
diminished pressure and southerly to easterly
winds.
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 Building:-
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UTAH..

Coniesting the Utah Delegates' Elcc-
tion-Scvere Snow Storm-Com plction Of
a Narrow Gauge Railway.
SALT LAKE CITY, Oct. 81, 1872.
General Maxwell, the administration candidate
for Congress-, served Apostle Cannon yesterday
with notice that he would contest the election on
the grounds Of ilegality. Among the reasons for
contesting the election the voting OF aliens and
minors and those living in open and recognized
poygamy, In violation Of the laws Of Congress; the
throwing out OF the Gentle vote, and general in
f0rmalites OF election. Testimony will be taken In
the case in a few weeks.
An unusually severe snow storm prevailed to-
day.
The Bingham canyon narrow gauge railway is to
be finished in ninety days.
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A.-The Horse Epidemic.


1900 sick horses in New York-S,0W in Drooklyn-3m
In Jersey Ctyboats and produce upon the canals at
sandstill-men cartng merchandise through our cities
street railroads and omnibuses unable TO movc-the
government stopping the importation of horses from
Canada-arc part of the evidences Of the terror AMI
already occasoned by this terrible disease aud ts
ravages seem to have lust commenced.
The immediate treatment OF the disease both to restore
horses already afflicted and prevent others from taking
1t Is what cyerv desires to know.
While the air Is surchargcd with this endemic malady
animals must be overworkcd. They must be fed with
iood-ke bran.mash, carrots and salted hay-not
allowed to drink cold water: must be wen hlanketed.
kept warm and have plenty Of clean bedding; Those
which sick in addition to the above should be given
warm naxseed tea, murat of ammonia and belladonna
sweet spiritso nrc, the nosris and eyes
and the wlndpipe throat chest belly and legs bsthed and
nothing seems be well adapted as CENTAUR LINZ
MENT This article is very penetrating, Is quickly alb
sorbed and appears 10 act alike upon tho
glands, muscles and lungs II Is a certain preycniye;
and SUPERIOR opodcldoc urpennc or capstcum. We'll
horses above will not take the disease In either
OF its three forms-Caarrhal, Rheumatic and Castro
Eryspeatous-a termed Epzootic influenza. Unless
something be Immediately and effectively done 70 avert
this terrible maiady the national Industries Will ba
paralyzcd and a financial panic cnsue.
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FIRE ON sHIPPoARD,

At half-past six last evening, nre broke out
aboard the bark NeversInk, lying at pier 10,
East River. Damage to the extent OF $4,000 was
done, ana the amount OF insurance could not he
ascertaucd. The flames broke out il. the fore.
castle, where a Kerosene lamp was upset. and the
chief property destroyed was o new suit OF sails.
The New York herald., 1872-10-28

BosroN, Mass Oct. q, 1872.
Thomas Good, q thirteen-year-old bootblack, Tell
from the bausters Of Nassau Hall, distance OF
four Stories TO the ground door. last night aud was
Instantly killed.
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rElEeRAMs TO THE NEW Yoax HERALD.

TElEGRAMs TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.
ROME, Oct. q, 1872
The Italian Parliament has been convoked for
November 20.
STRENGTHENING THE DEFENCES.
An order will soon be issued, re-arrangng and
charging the military districts OF the Alps and
strengthening the garrisons
Russian Royal Tourist Takes Leave.
BRINDIsI, Oct. 81, 1872.
The Grand Duke Nicholas OF Russia embarked
here to-day for Greece
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDE OF AN INSANE
GYMNAST.
CHICAGO, Oct. 27, 1872.

CHICAGO, Oct. y, 1872
Louis Kormendy, proprietor of Kormendy's
Gymnasium, shot himself through the head. early
this morning. lie will probably die. lie has been
nartially insane for some time.
The New York herald., 1872-10-28

Fine Assortment OF Boots, shoes and
Rubbers moderate prices CONNER 30l sixth
one door below Nineteenth street.
The New York herald., 1872-10-28

A.-Herring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
col and 252 Broadway, corner OF Murray street
A.-Herald Branch Once. brooklyn, :
corner of Fulton avenue and Boerum street.
Open from A. VI. to T. NJ.
On Sunday from 10 l.. NJ.
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A FATAL FOUR STORY FALL.

Average temperature for corresponding q
last year. ......................
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Burnett's Miniature TOilets.-Eleg7ne
ASSORTED COLORED BOXES containing complcts
Toilet Appendagc admirably adapted TO the Toilet Table
and travellers portmaneau- ACCEPTABLE HOLIDAY
PRESENTS. Wholesale by druggists sundry men every
xlnra
The New York herald., 1872-10-28

English Kali Mlxturc-Cure and Pre-
ventive Of Laryngitis and Dphtheria In horses now
used advantageously in the stables OF number Of the
street car lines sale at RUSHTONS ii Barclay street.
The New York herald., 1872-10-28

AngclPs Turkish Baths, 81 Lexington
avenue invgorae aud vitazc before breakast Appetite
and refresh before dinner so0ne and tranquility before
retiring. LADIES' day aud evening; gentlemen day aul
night
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Golden Hair.-Any COi0red Hair
turned to q beautiful golden by BARkER'S AURORA.
l215 Broadway, Thirty fourth street
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Gents Hats.-An the Leading styles
at manufacturers prices. +. ERNENWElN, iiS Nassau
Spruce.
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ITALY.

Convocation Of Parliament-Border Defence
Work.
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Half Horse ana Half nIan.-Rheumn-
tsn swelings lsmeness and any kind OF flesh bon, or
muscle upon beast Is cured by CENrAUls
LISiMENT the most wonderful discovery OF ancient or
inn
The New York herald., 1872-10-28

Astronomy IL After All tho Truest
mode acquiring wealth and he that does not save to
lar when he can will bee rich Thus YOU whl
see most OF our worhiest wcahcst citizens purchays
their hats at ESPENSCHEIDS establishment lis Nasso
street. because they know that they there buy ar
cics OF quality and style at least twelve aud
half fDerc cent less than Broadway.
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Missisqu0i Water Cures Cancer, Scrof-
ula Diseases OF the Kidneys, and purihes the blood
fresh supply. JOHN y. HENRY, NO SCoiese place.
The New York herald., 1872-10-28

ventive Of Laryngits and Diphthcria In horses,
used in the stables OF number Of the
street lines tor sale at RUsHrONs II Barclay street.
Gents, Hats.-An the Leading styles
at manufacturers prices. r. ERNENwEIN, lis Nassau
street, near Spruce.
Half Horse ana Half Man.-Rheumn-
tsn swelngs, lameness and any kind OF csh bone or
muscle ailment upon beast Is cured by CENrAUiS
LISiMENT the most wonderful discovery OF ancient of
modern times.
Missisquoi Water Cures Cancer, Scrof-
ula Diseases OF the Kidneys, and purhes ne pood.
fresh supply. JOHN =. HENRY No. sCo'iese place.
the DOUBLE THREAD SEWING MACHINES, more than
100 OF which be sold at auction by order q the VIII
cox 4 Gibbs Sewing Machine Company, on wcdnesday
mart paymcn for the Wilcox b6sfhachine within ths
Inst three months New York and vicinity Place Of
hbtion and I22 Broadway Sale on the 3h October
at lUls n NJ
.sOnc More Unfortunatc"-Thc Man
with \ secdy hat. Those who patronze KNOWS No 2ls
lucky ones The enterprisin2, the bold the energetic
and the successful ALI good hats which, OF
are Of KNoX'S manufacture.
Protect Your Horses from Cold and Wee
with RUBBER HORSE COVERS, from G00DYEARA.
2l5 Broadway.
Royal Havana Loftcry.-PriEes Casrt4d.
orders Allied. Information furnished highest rate. psd foe
Spanish Bank Bills. TAYLOR a co. Bankers u Eau 81
Sackctt's Magic Cohorts Changes the
Hair 10 beautiful Brown Black sold everywhere.
depot. in Liberty street
Twenty Cents n Bottle. .>soid ny All
druggists. UNCLE SANS COUCH, CURE, Never isih
10 cure
The New York herald., 1872-10-28

Protect Your Horses from Cold and Wee
with RUBBER HORSE COVERS from G00DYEARh.y
aD5 Broadway
The New York herald., 1872-10-28

Twenty Cents n Bottle. sold ny All
druggsts UNCLE SANS coudii CURE Never tsid
10 cure
The New York herald., 1872-10-28

Sackett's Magic Cohorts Changes tho
Hair 10 beautiful Brown Black. sold everywhere.
depot. III LihcltY street.
The New York herald., 1872-10-28

The following special despatch to the HERALD
has been received from our correspondent in
Berlin by way of London
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EUsINESS DIRECTORY.
GroCerS.

GrOcers.
A.B Griesbach, South Carson street.
Mason Cheney X Co., Penrod block, Carson
and Tel graph streets
E. +. Foster, King and Ormsby streets.
acob Tobriucr, Carson and Musser streets.
T. Beer y Bro, Empire.
Markets.
ritv Mt Market. King s.reet-John p. MeIor
proprietor.
Dry Goods.
Olcovich Bros. Carson and Fourth streets
shvyer 4 Morris, Carson street, adjoining
Wells, Fargo K Co.
Clothing.
oe Roseustock. Carson and Tusser streets.
koppl,, & Plat, Carson anu Third streets.
Liquors (Whoiesalel.
Geo D. Fryer South Carson street.
j. r. Scott, Carson street, between King and
Musser.
E. Pcrasich, Carson street, next door to thea.er.
Druggists.
oP Willis, Carson and King streets.
c. +. Cotton, Carson street, opposite the cap
itol.
t. Beer K Co, Umpire City.
Watches and JeSveIry.
John G. Fox. Carson street, opposite the Cap
itol.
Chas. ". Friend, Carson street, between King
and Musser.
Brokers.
Rice & Peters, with Wells Fargo. Carson
street.
Insurance.
Imperial Insurance Company, Of London
Rice. < Peters agents. Office with Wells, Fargo
* Co.
Banks.
Bank Of California. { street. Virginia CITY.
Gift Concert.
Gift Concert. authorized by law, for the BEN
Il. OF the stat Insane Asylum. d. l.. B!anrh-
ard. Manager. Virginia CITY. John D. hersey'
agent, Carson.
Livery stables.
I'M Benton, Carson street, opposite Wells,
Fargo 4 Co.
Occidental Stable, Winnie i David, Carson and
Musser Streets.
Restaurants IA nj; lodgings.
Sazarac Restaurant corner Carson and Proctor
streets.
Orrnsby House, Carson and Second streets
Z. H. Me,ler X Son proprietors.
-: Charles Hotel. corner Carson AMI Third
strerts-Gco. Tutly proprietor
{. arm Springs Hotel, on Empire turnpike, one
IN uns-half miles east OF CarSon-L. I4l'ha-
pelle proprietor.
Theater Saloon, Moore L Parker; Carson Thea
ter building. ,,
Bank Exchangn Saloon, Sweeney's building.
King street-R. L. Brown proprietor
Old Sazerac Saloon, Carson street. next 10
Orrnshy House-L, Wis Thornton proprietors.
Magnolia saloon, county Building, Carson
s:reot-tiage u May Qr.pr., tors.
A. Scott, Carson street.
DgI,v's EXcharse. l. street. Virginia C.tr-C.
Il. Daley proprietor.
..lacc saloon. Sortn c. street, Virginia City
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CAUCUS IN uorEL uE VILE.
Participants Enioined from Acting.

Stb GASE&1hhEH EAHsOAAeu bTOHE +ACkbb4O
After the erratic movements made Sun
day by certain gentlemen making an effort
to style themselves a legislature, it was
supposed by thinking men that they would
certainly cease to make efforts at organi Za-
ton. However, several persons assembled
in Lyceum Hall, closing the doors after
them, thus preventing the public from
knowing what was in progress Their pre-
ceedings We're SO very important. or unim-
portaut, that the public was not permitted
TO even listen. Outside the doors and all
through the City Hall stood crowds Of anx-
ious-lookiDg men, evidently greedy for
news Of some kind. but they remained out
in the cold
A. early as eight O'Clock yesterday morn
ing members began to assemble, and no
sooner did one appear than one of the three
United States deputy marshals would serve
a paper on him. This document was Judge
DureI's injunction of Saturday, restraining
them from acting as legislators. This paper
rather shocked the gentlemen, but still they
remained in the assembly room some time
doors were closed 70 ali who were not in
the ring.
One after another the brighter lights OF
the meeting quietly retired, but they would
not or could no. answer the numerous in
terrogat0ries propouDded by expectant
friends. Those who retired fitted away in
detected mood, and by noon their counte-
nances We're seen in the State House, most
of them finding chairs in one or the other
branch Of the Legislature
As no single crumb OF comfort was afTorG-
ed the-lobby members up to mid day, they
gradually dissolved, and they TOO found
their way to the State House, bnt they failed
to find congcnia! souls, therefore their halt
was short.
Being unable 10 obtain particulars from
the inner temple Of the Lyceum Hall, and
as the public probably care little or nothing
for such items, our reporter Travelled to-
ward more interesting scenes.
After dark last evening, Lyceum Hall
and The Council Chamber were brightly
lighted, but the reporter did not possess
curiosity to make an investigation
Of the proceedings
Governor Warmoth joined them during
the evening" at least he entered the hall, |
and it is supposed be visited the assembly. |
The.question is asked: Who pays for the |
sas burned there7" Taxpayers and tax
'eaistc-s an desire to have 3 response to |
his oonuudrp7u1
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Introduction Of Bills I'll &he HOuse-Wors
st. Philip Canal RflI-PoIitfcaI DisnbiII-
ties of Aamnr-UhiO Bridge Bill PassgA
Extending the Southern Clninrs Conn
mission
WASHINGTON, December -HouSe.-The
following were introduced under the regu-
lar call: A resolution to amend the Con
stitution; to authorize Congress to fix a
uniform time for State elections: to com
plete James river and kanawha canal: re-
peaing the tax on spirits made entirely
from fruit; to construct ship canal near
Fort st, Philip, louisiana to repeal the
bill authorizing the construction of iron
clads; to bridge the Arkansas river at Van
Buren: to extend the Southern Claims Com
mission four years; by General Young, to
remove all political disa abilitieR; also, for
the relief of the Catholic Church members
at Dalton, Georgia.
The civil rights bill was discussed and
finally buried by being referred to the com
mittee on the revision of laws.
The bill removing the political disabili-
ties of L. e. c. Lamar, of Mississippi
passed.
Mr.. Acker moved to suspend the rules
and pass the bill removing all political dis
abilities, but failed of twO-thirds vote
yeas l02, nays 81.
Senate The Ohio bridge bill passed.
A resolution tor a special committee of
tive to consider the question OF cheap trans
portatlon from the west to the seaboard
was introduced, but objected to. and laid
over.
The conference report on the bill to regu-
late the construction Of the bridge over the
Ohio river was concUrred in, which passed
the bill in feet.
An effort was made to have Wednesday
set apart fer the French spoiation bill.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-10

logue-JosePhi"e, Miss E. StendeI: HIS
Grooe, Miss K. Halliday Afiss Grim, Miss
| A. Guide; Miss Grant, Miss j. Lytle 1fiS.
PeG8e, Miss c FuImer: Mss Fu9rea, Miss
K. Egan; Mss Cf'u,tch Miss Z. Hanna
| H'doto Ea1ton, Miss H. S6dgeley; 4eent
! Doaghty Miss j. Rice.
| SOng-"Beautitul Bells
The Cottage Picture-Miss M. FeiteI.
Passed Away. composition-Miss K Hal.
lidaY.
Public Schools. composition-Miss Z.
ChaIetour.
Letter-Miss D. Wineburg.
~ There's Rest for the Weary-Miss c.
Three Stages in Lady's Life. compost
ton-Miss L. Ruford.
Kindness, compOsitiOn-Miss L. Halloran
The Minstrel-Miss Egan.
Song" There's Music in the Air''
Composition. dialogue-Misses LaopoGd
and Pitcher
Death, omposition-Misa L. Wasson.
Fashion, mposition-Miss c. Brisbane.
Passing Events, position-Miss L.
Stendel.
The Sword and Plow-Miss B. Schwsnch.
Closing Address-Miss s. Melkeld.
Song-"Hail Columbia"
The ea3hers are as fellows: Mrs. J. W.
Egan, principal; Mrs. NJ Z. Taliaferro, first
assistant; Miss II. c. Knight Miss f Shaw.
Miss j. OBrien. secon, assistants; Miss NJ.
Is. Campbell. Miss NJ. a. 4uarp, Un1ru as
sistauts.
The music was in charge of NJ. Macfar-
lane.
We are extremely glad to find our schools
h0urishing as We'll as they do under all the
adverse circumstances which have so long
interfered with their full prosperity, but we
hope that these drawbacks will soon cease.
We doubt not that the schools which are
McDonough, Webster, Jackson, Paulding.
ETC., will maintain their regulations
ana that the thrOngs of visitors TO them
will be duly pleased and gratifed