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BOSTON.
Base bali.

BosroN, October 2.-The sixth cham
pionship game of base ball between the
Baltimore and Boston clubs was played
this afternoon, resulting in a victory tor
the latter club by score Of to 3. In
the game to be played tomorrow be
tween the same two clubs, the Bostons
will play Fisher and Sands in the places
of Highsm and Matthews
Railroad Matters.
From the report Of the Treasurer Of
the Vermont Central railroad it appears
that during the past two years the in
terest paid on the bonds OF the road has
been nearly sS6,500. For the rents Of
leased roads and interest on the Yer
mont and Canada stock the expendl-
lures has been about $2 100000.
making total of $2,957, $50.
The net earnings Of the road for two
wears amounts to &, ,590,600. The roll
ing stock has been increased and the
road improved to the amount OF nearly
81, 800, 900, making in all an expend'-
ture of $l,66s,646 over the earnings OF
that road for that period.
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GEORGIA.

eelon Returus-The state DEM
II cratic.
NAooS, October 2.-The election
A's State to-day has resulted beyond
r'''' 10 q Democratic victory, but not
"a very large majority. A fight oc-
n ,.''ed q, the polls in this city this
SS:,o'ns, ~: In which four negroes aud one
s. e man were killed. With this ex-
spion no disturbances have been re-
,'l.ed' The negroes. after the 6ght
II. 'as morning, remained away from
Dspstebsa from the most prominent
sa' a o. the State report that the slse-
sa paassd Of quietly.
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NEWPORT. Ky, September q.

NbnFOhLI hi'p SSPeSHi'NA -
On my return from the canvass OF
the western part OF the State, | find
your letter OF the 22d, which, with this
communication, give to the public.
Lam panied to think that you have
imagined anything in my character
giving you the hope that, even under
the guise of an assumed confidential
communication, you would be encour-
aged 10 propose to me the commission
Of a political and inexcusabe intany
You will remember that once, when
you deemed your own honor sssailed,
you called upon me as your trusted ad .
wiser to aid you in vindicating it, and
that you then expressed to me the
warmest affection for the manner in
which had aided you. What have
done since 10 forfeit your confidence
and esteem is painful but. unanswer-
able question to me.
can net permit you, under the mask
OF confidence, to offer me this wanton
insult ond peru.;s it 10 60 mnrshuked
do not agree with you in your prog
nostications that Mr. Greeley will be
defeated, but were convinced beyond
doubt that such would be the case, |
should, in redemption OF my pledge
made in every speech to the people Of
Kentucky during this canvass, and in
vindication OF my own integrity, cast
nv vote for him in the Electoral COL
lege. In voting for Mr. Greeley ! do
not regard the man, but redeem the
honorable pledge have given to the
noble body Of gentlemen who stand with
me on the platform OF principles be
comes before the country with-that !
shall be true and loyal TO them in
victory or defeat.
Both your life and mine should have
taught you the lesson that honorable
men do not abandon principles because
disaster and opposition surround their
advocacy.
have accepted the principles pro-
mulgated by the Cincinnati and BsItI-
more Conventions as best for the inter
ests OF the country, and with the same
devotion you have seen me manifest in
the past in a cause dear to us both |
shall stand there, even if among the
thousands now protesting them ] stand
alone. am, GEo. B. HODGE,
Electoral Candidate OF the Liberal
party in Kentucky.
Colonel BLASroS DUNCAN, Louisville,
Kentucky.
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allow the Radicals to carry Ken
lucky by any division among our
selves. They confidently rely upon
it. I believe we can carry it for
'OConor, even if you continue your
canvass, for there are not thirty thou
sand voters who would support an old
Radical, without hopes of success,
when q staunch Democratic ticket was
in the field. You can prove your
claims to political wisdom by preparing
for such an event and taking the lead.
Don't consult Tom Jones, or Waiter
son, or Jils. johnson. But discuss it
with the old, clear-headed fellows and
get ready to join forces with US at the
opportune moment. We can elect
OConor if wise action be taken. You
ask me how? The Administration
will have spent all their money in Oc-
tober, and we can come upon them with
five times the amount the Greeley com.
mittees have raised. The Greeley Rad.
calls cannot retrace their steps. They
are too far committed. II the Demo-
Gratis are united and the Radicals divided
we are sure to win. have been slow in
putting out our ticket, but it viii
be made next week. You have moth.
ing to gain by fighting on for man
who never received your sympathy or
respect, and you have only done it be-
cause you thought the organization re-
quired the duty from you. When suc.
cess is hopeless prompt action in Ken
tnckv by you and others would be
effective in the whole country, and
would secure Kentucky beyond q
chance. We could make combina-
ton ticket Of you and others resigning
from the Greeley ticket and win. Think
over this matter; consult with Governor
Leslie, Judge Stanton and other dis.
Greet men, who will keep it confiden-
tally, and let us try to have united
force in October. | do not advise you TO
do anything unworthy, but a brave man
is not bound in honor to 60 further in
a cause than you have done. You
simply surrender an untenable fort.
Yours truly, BLANroN DUNCAN.
General GEORGE B. HODGE, Newport.
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CINCINNATI.
Subscriptions for the Ex xpositio

Subscriptions for the Exposition.
CINCINNATI, October AT meeting
to-day Of the subscribers to the Indus
trial Exposition fund, held in the Board
of Trade rooms, it was unanimously
agreed to hold the Exposition in 1873
and they resolved to raise q guarantee
fund of $4,000. Many large sub
scriptions were made at once from those
present. The Chamber OF Commerce
donated $1,000. Resolutions Of thanks
were rendered to the Board OF Com
merce, and especially 10 President A. L.
Goshorn for his valuable services during
the present Exposition.
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IOWA..
Fire.

DUBUQUE, October "a fire broke
out in O'Marar's grocery early this
morning. The storeroom was soon
flooded with water and the fire eItin-
guished. Loss, 5000; insured in the
North America Insurance Company
for 1920. Some persons who were
sleeping in the store were nearly suffo'
Gated with the smoke, but escaped by
ladders.
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RRUaH WITH INDIANS.

Sarprisel By the Esemy-A Dash 70 =
the HiDber-The Value Of Re-
peatiss Rine.
The following letter, from gentle.
man 10 the surveying party o. the
Northern Pacific Railroad and Yellow
stone Expedition, gives . lively picture
Of life on the plains. The expedition
was compelled to turn back, owing to
the superior forces Of hostile Indians
"Swnn1xe WoNAx CREEK, /
VALET OF TIE MUscIEsHELL,
Sunday, Sept. l, 1872.
Having been cut of from ali CON-
munication With the world Outside oil
camp, have been unable TO write to
you. But thanks 70 hostile Sioux, Ar.
rapshoes. Chsyennes, &c, We are slowly
rsturnng - eivilixstion. You kavs
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PHILADELPHIA.
FIre-Badly Injured.

PHILADELPHIA, October 2.-About 3
P. NJ. to-day fire broke out in Jacob
Shildergen's elaughter house, which
destroyed the building, together with a
brick stable, two horses and twenty
hogs. The loss is estimated at 5000
The building was insured for $4,000.
John Donahue was struck on the
head during a quarrel, yesterday, by
Charles Mack and so badly injured that
his life is despsired Of. Mack has been
arrested.
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ILLINOIS.
Copper Found.

JACKSONVILLE, October 2.-While
sinking q we'll on the farm Of Lewis
Gould, some three miles southwest ol
Murrayvilie, this county, on Saturday
evening last, the vorkmen struck, at
the depth of ten feet from the surface,
what appeared to be q copper vein
A large quantity was taken to black
smith shop near by, and on being thor
oughly tested proved to be within five
per cent OF being pure metal.
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OHIO.
Buried Alive.

SPRINGFIELD, October An en-
bankment on the Columbus and Lon
don railroad esved in, Monday night,
burying two men, George Hastings and
Patrick Casey, under it. They were
with difficulty dug out, the former being
barely alive. Their recovery is doubt-
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PRUSSIA.
Becomiug Depopuiated.


SrRAsBoURG, October 2.-The French
inhabitants of Alsace and Lorraine are
leaving those Provinces in great num-
bers in consequence of the expiration
OF the period allowed them by Germany
to decide between renouncing their
allegiance to France and becoming
German citizens or leaving the country.
Many thousands have already left by
various routes for the French territory
within the last few days. The Provinces
have become partially depopulated.
The Cholera.
BERLIN. October 2.-Telegraphic
messages received from East Prussia
state that the cholera is making head
way in that province, and that it has
broken out at Scharlon with such VIC.
lence as to induce all the wealthy in
habitants to emigrste to healthier
places
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BUFFALAO.
Democratic m.as Meeting.

BUFFALO, October 2.-The Democra-
cy of this city and the surrounding
country held q large mass meeting to-
pisut at the rink, the largest available
building 10 Buffalo. Hon. Francis
Kernan, Chsuucey N. Depew and
Patrick Corbett were the principal
speakers. Previous to the meeting the
Greeley clubs persded with torchhghts.
The procession was . grand success.
The Greeley clubs from Tonawanda,
Huron, Willink, Hamburg and other
places united With the Buffalo clubs.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
,,,o,usIyely for the Register.
,.,ac and Atlantic Line.
+" once, no Main street.
WASHINGTON.
The RindeFpest.


u.sv,Seroy, October ITO guarc
.,.;ns, the rinderpest and other diseases
ia, 70 cattle, the Secretary OF tn
r....ory has directed collectors OF Gus.
',r ms n stop the importations OF cattl'
,.TI b;iss from the infected districts ii
50. s.,ms unless accompanied by a con
Ll.VF,' i.v Fcsr,ifcste showing that they ar'
.-r rom disease.
''' po.toffice Appropriation.
rb. estimate for appropriations fol
d. ,pOor,ioumeut OF the Postofice De-
,.,msDt for the fiscal year ending
T". gO 1874 exceeds $ll,OOO,O 600
s9oy ..n, an an increase of 81. 100000 over
,hst OF 1873.
,,. Sou,heru Claims Comnission.
az. collected from the Confederate
,.,bi,es 'ull list of the names OF the
,,,.r. in Virgins, in May 1861, when
a.o-l;nSnces OF secession was voted
~ On this list can be seen the names
, Zach psrsou who voted on that ques'
49,, AMI ifs claimant files or has filed
,.;m for damages or los. OF goods
'.L.n by the Union soldiers and his
n,m. !. on the list for the ratification
-, rbst ordinance his claim will be in
.uD.ly dropped, tn It being, sufficient for
-, Commissioners to judge Of his
.,,Lr This vii! not, however, AFFECT
hose whose claims nave already been
,.rd npen BY Congress.
Treasury Disbursements.
Cae disbursements by warrants from
..e Treasury Department, during the
Month of September, were ss follows:
VII sni miscellaneous, $4,SS2. .525
Sar Department g, 43l ,l26; Navy De
y,,tmeut. 81 Sj0,S23; Interior Depart
4.ut, & 966,572. This does not include
,.yments made on account OF the prin-
psi sni interest on the public debt.
Secretary Fish
,..uraei to Washington tonight. He
every way working to increase his
marty with the ultimate view, it is
wi, OF putting himself before the peo
= s. cs ndidate for the Presidency.
The Claims CommissiOu.
Tae British and American Claims
ylmiSsion resumed its session in this
8 10 day, but owing to the absence O
missioner Frazier, Of Indiana, nc
,a.ss was transacted. The Com
..'on sljourned until tomorrow.
Arrival OF Indians.
captain Henry E. Alvord, Specia
..ians Commissioner, aud Enoch
lss, Supervisor of Indian Affa rs, ar
.r.i here this afternoon with sixty
>5lx Indians from the country wes
D Arkansas and Texas and a few in
,,preters. The party consists Of twelve
'onaDches and seven squaws, three
Agsches and two sauaws, six Araps'
,os., three Csddoes, three Wichetas
Llity.si1 Towercakes. one Waccoon-
s-tchie and one Delaware. Captain
i.'ori SAYS that he does not want this
. be considered as a peace commission,
:. there has been no proposition oi
.vsce made to these people. They
aase been told what they must aud
'asi they must not do, and have come
. Washington to have q conference
'Iih the President aud the authorities.
.as.e Indians represent all the tribes
list have been creating disturbances in
aansss and south OF that State with
4s exception OF the Cheyennes.
Six Criminals
'-'e placed on trial in the Criminal
5a't here today on the charge o.
-g'i-r
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NEW JERSEY.


TRENTON, n. j, October 2 "A 6re
broke out this afternoon in the wooden
factory Of BY John Brooks, totally de
stroyins the building and machinery.
Lo,s t25. 900, upon which there . an
insurance OF $l2,0OO.
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A Racy CorrespoDde1ee.
From the Louisville Courier-Journall
NEWPORT, Kr., September q.


From the Louisville Courier-Journal.l
NEWPORT, Kr., September q.
To the Editor Of the Courier-Journal:
Publish Duncan's letter to me, which
I enclose, and my reply, with any COM
mepts you may choose to make. &c
has no right TO make such Q confidential
communication TO me. Send me copy
Of YOUR publication to Newport. Your
friend. GEO. B HODGE,.
lConfdentiall
LOUISVILLE, September %.
DEAR GEORGE will you be
here asain7 l would like very much
to talk over matters with you, - you
can do q great deal toward shaping po-
litical events. From the information
before me Indiana will give Radical
majority OF 1000, Ohio 10000 and
Pen nsyivania 5000 in October. and all
the other States will 90 Overwhelmingly
Radical. Fifteen States will then have
declared against Greeley. and you hsve
ssgscity enough 70 know that the Dem
ocSats everywhere will refuse TO sup
port him any longer and would 60
ior OConor. Now we ought not to
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FRANCE.
Gambetta's Canvass.

PARIS, October 2.-The political agi>
tation and excitement attending the
speeches Of NJ. Gambetta at Grenoble
and other cities, delivered by him dur"
ing his Presidential canvass, are having
a very un'avorable influence on the
commercial and political prospects Of
the country. The large and powerful
faction Of which NJ Gambetta is the
leader are supporting him by holding
meetings and demonstrations in various
places
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River and weather.

CINCINNATI. October 2.-The river
fell l inch since last night. There is
now 3 feet and 10 inches in the channel
and falling. Weather clear and pleas
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Salaries Increased.

VIENNA, October THE salaries OF
the Austrian military plenipoteutiaries
attached to the legations at foreign
courts have been increased three thou.
sand florins each, raising them to r.
900 forms.
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q HALLS
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n AIR
REVIEWER.

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Goshen Cheese.
IN BOXES VERY RICH, JUsT Re
Otb cetvsd and for sale BY
seplS NJ REILLY.
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ROtOmAc Herring.
DARREI4AND KALI BARRkL6 JUH1
IN IINaLE 4 IsHAM.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.
letter from Petersburg.
Correspondence of the Richmona Dlspat,


pErgRsDcEG, Noycitiher II, 1879.
! icSscitl,ty Rev George l.. Pctrie was e n:
| iarly Installed is pastor of the Waslngton
Street Presbyterian church of this city. Rev
DR.. William Brown, Of Richmond, preached
The installation $ern!dn; from Isaiah, 4th chap.
| ter. a;h verse: after which he announced
that Inc concluding exercises would TAXI
| place At the Usual hour for services 1T night
On that occasion Ecy. L: H.. Rutherford
pastor Of Tabb-Strcct church, delivered the
| charge 10 the pastor in IN eloquent and beau,
lin! manner, which was greatly admired.
ana the char"e to the people was given bv
Rev. Dr. Theodore Pryor Of Nottoway,
with great i!nprcs>iscnes>.
Tie liarriaon->trcct Baptist church (co-
lnret) was dedicated yesterday to the service
Of God, The final touches and improvements
having been recently added to the building.
which bus been in course Of construction,
and has indeed been in use, for number OF
years. At night 4 singular and unexpected
episode diversified tic proceedings, which
happened in this wise: Rev. Henry Williams
(colorcdl was announced to preach on the
occasion. aud the cGiicc was crowded with
large congregations The pastor. Rev. r..
l.. Smith, occupied the pulpit and the
arrival Of Mr.. Williams being sGmc-
whit tHrdy and beyond tie time
NJ. Smith arose and announced that he
would 90 out and tind the dcrcIict divine.
NJ. Smith went ont, and cane back presently
with young woman hanging OH his arm and
the Ray. Mr.. Williams in the lead. The trio
walk, Il up 10 the front OF the pulpit, where
Mr.. Wiliianl. proceeded to unite the other
two in the holy bonds OF Iiymcn. The mar
riagc WAS wholly u3announccd and uneX-
pcc:ed. and The strange manner and circ,lm-
stances OF its celebration provoked much dc-
light and gossip among the congregation.
The cliZootic disease is at its height. and
the streets are almost stripped OF teams
drawn iy horses. The cX-;Ca!.lS are found
to answer tn. purpose rs far - the haulin2,
OF heavy load. arc concerned, but the ami
mails are not 50 intelligent or traCtahlC as
hor.e>. and do not turn and back with
much facility. l. i. amusing to see the paiE~
ful efforts Of the tcamstcrS 10 get tiIcin mp
against tie pavement 10 take thcir freight on
board.
It i stated that another nan has become
affected with Tie symptoms Of the diScaSc-
Il white hacktlrivcr employed at the livery
stables of &. ". Trout. There is no doubt
wImtr;e! Of Mr.. CoIc,nan'- Being 20 affected
Tic city authorities will publish al all
nuunrr,nCnl tomorrow inviting the country
people 10 send il the; animals for service
on tie Streets. and removing ;hc USUAL charge
OF license &C.. ~ ii; iHtiiic, inrii; for them 10
ito 50.
Ecy. J.. Ii. Rutherford viii not leave. to
tlh3 ciiai-C OF his Few chuI c'' III II. Louis.
uatii Tic t,r.; 81 next lriiG.
1!r =. Andrew Society have EC@UA to
rlti:c proportions for their approaching