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IL. Pacific and A'..n.,. n.ntt. Line
81 '.s "s,ee. 10 Main Street.
Saturdays Dispatches
FOREIGN.
SPAIN.
.,Iusurrectiou.

~
,.sn October l2.-An insurrec'
NI;cn is likely to lead to seriou:
ao'' .,n.Dces, broke out yesterday in
"'' 'r., arsenal at Ferrsl, seaport
''' and one OF the principal navaI
"'.' .I. Of Spsin, twelve miles from
s:.,, s caused bv the disobedience Of
V'i'sIbn, h. a number OF refractory troops.
S:is' :..-ssn,s =; we're reinforced by other
TIE Iiao'',n.sn,sd ,a,a soldiers, and a general in,
is0a'.u SONY" was the result. The Spanish
H'''''Sn ,Ssmsin.d faithful to their cause
r&Pi i.r to prevent the malcontents
ID . &c, .,t;r, p5s,essiou OF their powder
f'a .,Os , ,pwsri which their efforts
os :. directed. The troops now have
''N ,.s;on Of the main portion OF the
M.',I while the insurgents are sur
''o '3.j and will be compelled to sur
''1s-. w.. Tbey are all srmel, and 1t is
- the troops will be forced to use
-. e = arms before quiet is restored.
LATER.
T,.;nsurection at Ferral yesterday
.monr the workmen Of the arsenal,
s,,iny on a preconcer;ed move
Wv, 1.% ..zsd and overpowered the Off
D..; TX. i charge, and having previously
.,5 ..nJ themselves, proceeded to take
-. A s.iop of the arsenal. The insur~
t.,,s eniesvored to gain the co-opera'
~, \, the soldiers, hut the troops re-
~,n.i I rsiIbul. The insurgents en-
3.,ro,ei /. 10 capture the magazine, but
=. ,r,ops arrested their progress until
nltsrv reiniorcements arrived, when
4. ,sbels were surrounded and the mil
,,.y remained master OF the situation.
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BROOKLYN.
Laying OF Corner rstone-Stabbing 2
ARraya.


BROOKLYN. October l3.-The cere-
nony Of laying the corner stone OF St
Cecilia Roman Catholic) Church was
performed this morning by Bishop
Laughlin. The event was celebrated
by procession OF the various Irish
civic societies Of the city.
A large number Of stabbiug affravs
occurred in this city this morning. E.
Hart and George Rogers got into fuss,
wben Rogers stabbed Hart four times,
iniictirg fatal wounds. During a fight
in lager beer saloon. the proprietor,
Robert Hoey, and Carl Bauer were
stabbed. Bauer's wounds will proba'
by prove fatal.
The editor of the Sunday Chronicle is
still in jail, on charge Of libellng the
District Attorney OF Kings county, but
bis friends are endeavoring to procure
hail
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BALTIMORE.


LAGRANGE, October l2.-Stepben j..
Jacks, who was confined in the La
grange county jail, awaiting trial for the
murder OF George Msllow, at Ontario,
Indiana, in June, 1870, escaped last
night. 1t is supposed he received out
aide assistance.
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COLUM BUS.
Address to the Democratic and Lib
eral Voters Of Ohio.

Address to the Democratic ana LID
eral Voters Of Ohio.
COLUMBUS, O., October l3.-The Lib
eral Republican and Democratic State
Committees will tomorrow issue an ad.
dress to the Democrats and Liberals
calling on them TO stand stesdfsst, and
asking every Democrat to vote for
Greeley. The circular says that the
Liberal Republican vote in last Tues
DAYS election was very large, and shows
conclusively that if the Democrats will
come out in force in November the
State can be carried by q good majority,
and advise a thorough organization in
every quarter and hard work between
now and November.
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field the contest assumes fsirer aspect
and Indiana gives as'the omen OF vic
tory. Under her inspection the splen-
did Liberal Republican and Democratic
organizations in Illinois declare they
can win, and, knowing their work and
their power, We believe them.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
H.rtranft's Majority.

PHILADELPHIA, October l2-Tbe Of
fetal returns Of the election from near
" All the counties in the State give Hart.
rantt a majority of IS. i26.
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NEW YORK.
Tour Around the Globe.

New YORK, October 13.-Thomas
Cook, the celebrated English tourist
leaves this city tomorrow, with his par
ty Of distinguished foreigners, on tour
around the globe. They will stop at
Niagara Falls, Chicago, Ogden and San
Francisco. Mr.. Cook has made ar,
rangements to open a branch Office in
this city, similar to his main office in
London, for making contracts with
those desiring to travel by which the
inconvenienees of ordinary travel are
avoided.
Harry Bassett Disabled.
1t 10 stated that at the Jerome Park
races Yesterday Harry Bassett perma-
nently disabled himself aud will never
run again, having spraiued his right
fore foot.
A brilliant reception was accorded TO
James Anthony Froud, the great histo
ran, last night, by the members OF the
Lotus Club A large number OF literary
gentlemen were present.
The Tammany Conference Committee
last night nominated Judge Leonard fol
the Supreme Court aud Judge Spencer
for the Superior Court.
Fatally Stabbed.
Yesterday at Pavouia Ferry, Jersey
CITY, a German emigrant named Beder,
while attempting to arrest Mack Con-
nelly, the noted emigrsut runner, who
hsd robbed HIM of abont three hundred
dollars in gold, received fatal injuries
by being stabbed twice in the abdomen
with a DIRK knife.
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INDIANA.
Indicted.

BALTIMORE, October 1.-THE grand
;urv Yesterday indicted Charles 3. Hen
S.rsop. for the willful murder OF Dr..
Merriman, on the 9th Of January last.
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NEW JERSEY.

The Indictment Against McwH.
liams.
JERSEY CRY, October l2.-Chief Of
Police McWilliams, who returned last
pight, was arraigned in the Hudson
county court to-day, to answer the four
indictments Tor alleged completely In the
First National Bank robbery, to each
of which he pleaded not guilty. ln de-
tsult OF bail he was remauded to jail.
H,s trial and that OF Detective Doyle
were placed for Wednesday.
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.
Miss Nellie Grant Coming Home.

Miss Nellie G rant Coming Home.
LONDON October l3-Miss Nellie
Grant, daughter Of President Grant,
sailed from Liverpool, yesterday, for the
United States. She was accompanied
on board OF the steamer by the family
OF Minister Schepck and several promi-
Lent English and American gentlemen.
1t is reported that Miss Grant will re-
main in the United States bat short
time, returning to England to pass the
winter, The report Of her i.tended
early marriage with Rourraue is still
the subject OF comment in fashionable
circles In Paris.
Cholera I'm Poland.
Information received here by tele-
graph from Warsaw, the capital OF
Poland, states that the cholera is rag
ing in various parts of the country to
an alarming extent. 1u the town Of
Groiewoitz it's ravages have been terrible
and the place is almost depopulated.
Thousands throughout the province
have fallen a prey to the terrible plague
which has appeared in most malis-
nant and fatal form. The town OF
Augusta has also been the scene OF
great mortality, a great rumber Of
deaths occurring daily. The people are
flying from the country.
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ally control them. The testimony OF oui
baSt citizens, OF all classes, establishes The
fact, that CHERRY PEcroRAL VIII and doe>
relieve and cure the afflicted disorders o.
the Throat and Lungs beyond any Other
medicine The most dangerous affections
ofthe Pulmonary Organs yield 10 It's power
and cases OF CONSUMPTION, cured oy
this preparation, are publicly known, ~
remaI kable ~ hardly To Oe believed, we've
they not proven beyond dispute. Asa rem
ely II Is adequate. on which the puOLlc may
rely tor full protection. BY curing tOUGha
the foreTunners OF more serious disease, II
saves unnumbered lives, and an amouuto q
suffering not To be computed. Ii challenges
trial, and convinceS tue most skeptlciL
Every family should keep II on hand a.
protection against the early ana unpeI-
ceived attack OF Pulmonary A Elections
which are easily met at first, but which De-
come iucuraO ole, and 40 often fatal, II neg
lected. Tender lungs needs this defense,
aud IL Is uuwise To De without IL. As "A sale
guard To children, amid the distressing dis
eases which beSet the Throat ana Chest o
childhood, CHERRY PICTORIAL is inyalu-
able; for, by It's timely use, multitudes ar,
rescued from premature graves, anu saved
To the love ana affection centered on them.
II acts speedily and surely against ordinary
colds, securing sound and health-TeSlorlug
sleep. No one will suffer tr0blesome N
FLUENZA and painful BRONCHITIS,
when they know how easily they can be
cured.
originally the product OF long, laboriouS
and successful chemical investigation, no
cost or toll is spared in making every bottle
in the utmost possible perfection. IL may
be confidently relied upon as possessing al
the virtues IL has ever exhibited, and capa'
bic OF producing cures as memorable Az the
greatest IL has ever effected.
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Naval Changes.

Several officers of the iron clad
Terror, lying at Key West, have been
detached and ordered home to await
orders. First Assistant Engineer, Geo.
w. NavilIe, has been ordered to the
navy yard at Philadel phia, TO relieve
the First Assistant Engineer, E. L.
Phillips, who is ordered to the Terror.
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M e plcAL.
Ayers
Cherry PectoraI,
For Disease Of the Throat and Lungs
such as Coughs Colds. Whoop-
ing Cough, Bronchitis, Asth-
ma and Consumption.

Among the grea
discoveries of mod
, ern science, few are
OF more real value
TO mankind than
this effectual rene
dy Tor all diseases
|. of the Throat and
Lungs. A vast trial
of It's virtues thro-
out this and other
cou ntrieS has
shown that IL does
surely and etfectu-
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WASHINGTON.
Grant Congratu lated.

WASHINGTON, October ia large
delegation OF gentlemen from Pennsyl-
vania, representing various portions Of
the State, called on the President this
morning to congratulate him on the
recent Republican victories in that
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Proclamation Of Governor HoH'
man ON the Death Of Seward.
New-York tribune., 1872-12-03

The number OF complaints OF missing letters during
the wear was 4s98 OF which 23Oj were registered and
o3 unre gsered containing bonds, drafts, and cur
rency 70 the nominal amount OF t2S5479 81 OF regis
tered letters accounted for and only l72 have
been reported actually lost The remaining cases are
m the hands OF special agents for investigation.
For violation OF the postal laws 196 persons have been
arrested of whom 6g have been convicted and sen
fenced to different degrees OF punishment and OF the
remainder some have been discharged and others are
wsiffu trial
New-York tribune., 1872-12-03
Mr. GREEIEYs USEFUL LIFE.

The JOIN Haa a FaUS PrssbyaH c'arcA-Ia Part
feel the death of the eminent Journalist
who has just passed away TO be event OF 30 much in
teres to every that may with propety touch upon
IT, have always been interested In the life of Horace
Greeley this interest arose. perhaps from the fact that
he was declared 70 be Of Scotch descent fact
which seems confirmed from the nature of the character
which his Life exhibited.
/ was alto deeply interested in him because knew
him as an earnest advocate OF total abstinence Three
or four years ago he expressed his willingness devote
the Monday evenings OF the Winter to this great cause
and counted honor 10 be associated with him
that work. .t.
II was there that received some Of my impressions
concerning Mr.. Greeley, ana no moro pleasant and
grateful memory remains than the simple, manly,
straightfo ward manner In which he spoke 10 the people
on those occasions.
In every respect be was simple, manly, straight
forward. benevolent map have been assured by his
intimate friends that bis domestic life was most alec.
tIonate and his grief at the death OF his wife all
know was most touching.
m was his incesstnt and unwearying devotion 10 her
In her last illness that doubtless caused the disease
which proved fatal and IA tne eye " God there was
probably nothing more tenaer Or OOuouinG IA the death
OF that nian than ths
New-York tribune., 1872-12-03
MIR. GREELEY's GENEROUS sYMPATHrEs.

tn R,r Dr. Rldga,egy jams M n. ChErcA-In Part
Horace Greeley was probably one of the
most generally informed men OF this times, and has done
as much as any other man In the last quarter OF cen
ury to shape the opinions and to advance the welfare Of
the nation.
He was a bold and earnest thinker. He was often IN
advance of his times but man stoodimore manfuly
for his convictions.
honor him most for what he was and for the good he
did He was man not only OF enlightened views, but
of generous sympathies
His heart beat responsivey 70 all the true interests OF
humanity; his efforts were always In the direction ol
tne hghest progress OF the he trne 10 every
measure which contemplated the amehoraton OF the
masses o, -.
nor I'm the Temperance reform. His form lies cold IN
death. his heart stled hts noble head II deserted ny
its lrts power. We shall longer hts familiar
FORM or upon his PALE noble. reflective face as We
walk the streets, "a, a, - =, .
No man could have died who will be, by many OF US,
40 greatly missed TO whom some OF US owe 30 great
debt IIe than any other, aided US In fOrnnk our
political principles. ,
New-York tribune., 1872-12-03

of. W
The increase in the issue OF stamps stamped envel
pes and newspaper-wrappers is exhibited by the fol-
New-York tribune., 1872-12-03
THE TORPEDO sYSTES

To these il added the sum OF t9146Sl0 for permanent
improvements current repairs OF buildings docks ana
Incidental expenses In Navy Yards &c.
New-York tribune., 1872-12-03

In the Court of Queens Bench, on recent
occasion, Sir james Haanau, ia speech 10 the Jury
made incidental reference 10 the performances oi Mr.
John = Clarke. tho American eoWedisu and exPr,Ssi
admin aJsOu oil tnoln.
New-York tribune., 1872-12-03

The work of the photographic Office has
progressed satisfactorily during the past year. to
the full extent of the at its command The De
partment is graned at the energy which has been dis
played in this Office and Is glad to state that the boards
OF underwriters and those connected with In
our principal cities fully alive 10 the Importance OF
this of the public service and to the necessity Of
other maritime countries The preparations ana outfits
for the survey OF the Pacific Ocean have been
and every facility the command OF this Department.
nas been given and every means taken to insure is
added 10 the photographic OF the world and
yaiabe accessons made 10 stock OF knowledge in
the various branches of natural science.
Tie United States ship Portsmouth, detailed for this
survey Is now Oh her way and will commence opera
tons upon her arryG Ia the racine ocean, where she
New-York tribune., 1872-12-03

OF the unmailabe letters, S12si6 detained for
postage, not being prepaid, required by law. They
were either wholly unpaid, were not prepaid one full
rate or were stamped with illegal or revenue stamps
ca s37 were msdrected, the pOstoce, state or some
necessary part Of the address being omitted, and 46t
had no address whatever.
POSTAL MONEY ORDER SYSTEM.
The number of mOneyOrder postofices in operation
during the last year 252 On the 18th OF July 1872
s24 additional offices established and one was dis
continued so that the whole number Is now 2,775
Tbe umber ~ orders issued during the
year Of which the aggregate vAl1e tS592 u
The number Of such orders paid was - 49,
amounting 10 value tO......... StjO2+O5 S8
To viii . 10 be added the amOunt OF
ders repaid TO the remiters. 3s7239 o.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-02-17
How TO ACQUIRE A Coon MEMORY.

How TO ACQUIRE A Coop MEMORY
We read too much and think about
what we read too little; the consequence
is that most of the people We meet, know
something, in q superficial Way about
almost everything. Not ! tenth part Of
after the book or newspaper is laid aside.
Daniel Webster, who had rich store Of
information on almost every subject Of
general interest, said that it had been his
habit for years to reflect for short time
On whatever he read, andso fix the thought
and ideas worth remembering in his mind
Any one who does this will be surprised
to find how retentive his memory will be-
come, or how long after reading an
interesting article the best portion Of il
will remain with him.
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~ A story is told Of a man in Connect.
icut who fell from the roof of five.story
building to the sidewalk but as he struck
on the thick soles of his rubber shoes, he
Sounded back within quarter of an inch
cf the roof, and so continued to bounce,
the distance decreasing by only quarter
Of an inch at each journey. He subsisted
on hash enclosed in rubber balls, which he
managed to catch on the bound, and at
the end of the month was stopped and
returned to his family.
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~ The question of how old : aia

~ The question Of how old cigar
should BE- before being smoked is often :
disputed one. Cubans Ike green cigar,
The workmen,, who ought TO know. smoke
them as they make them. If you 60 70 .
certain cigar store in New York, already
quite celebrated for its Cuban cigars made
in the city, and buy Cigar there, before
handing it to yon the very courteous Gu
ban will, with great deliberatiou, first
apply the cigar 70 his ear. You ask,
"What is that fof?" ITO see, or rather,
hear, how dry ii is. If too dry, it viii
snap very short. can hear it. A green
cigar is soft, aud makes no noise" How,
old ought cigar to b 7" In two Or
three weeks, 10 this climate, cigar i dry
enough; longer than that does not improve
IT,"
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Hher 1t is q curious coincidence that
Vallandigham's last client, Mcclellan, was
finally acquitted on the anniversary of the
,day when the crime with which he was
charged was committed. Myers was killed
December "a, 1870, in gambling saloon,
us was supposed, by Mcclellan. Vallan-
digham, tho latter's counsel, shot himself
while illustrating the manner in which
Myers might have done likewise The
verdict ia q matter of aseonishment to all,
as the guilt of McCehan was generally
conceded.
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MUTUAL HELps.-Walter Scott wrote
"The race Of mankind would perish did
we cease to help each other. From the tune
that the mother binds the child's head
to tho moment some kind assistant wipes
the dew of death from the brow Of the
dying, we cannot exist without mutual
help. All, therefore, that need, have a
right to ask it of their fellow mortals, aud
no one who has it in his power to grant,
can refuse without incurring guilt"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-02-17

V' The hotel bill of tho Grand Duke
Alexis at Niagara Falls, for ti,e entertain
'nent of the royal party and servants, nine
teen persons in all, was sl,5OO, or over
s75 for each person. Their tarry at the
Ralls was tweuty-four hours long. The
bill was fiually cut down to 1000, aud
the Duke paid like Prince, but the Buf.
ialo papers declare tho bill a swindle. The
account Of the Tiff House in Buffalo for
tho same party for three days was 1886.
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n.D- A lard oil factory has been started
at Albany. The building is 3Gx60 feet,
three stories. This is the first lard oil fac
tory in Oregon, if not on the coast. The
process of extracting lard oil is a sew one
The iron tank or upright cylinder has a
space to contain 1000 pounds of pork or
lard, which would equal 35 hogs of 2OO
pounds each, to fill the tank. The pro
cess then, u combination Of hot steam and
heavy pressure, reduces the whole, Zones
and all, to q fne and compressed mass
minus the oil and grease, which is an ex
cellcnt substitute for guano.- IsIHamct1,
Farmer
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n@- A young laay at an eveding part,

n@- A young lady at an eveding party
some time ago found it hard to use the
expression Jordan's hard road TO trav-
el," but thinking that too vulgar, sudsti-
tu.ed the following: Peranbulating
progression in pedestrian excursion along
the far famed thoroughfare Of fortune cast
up by the banks Of the sparkling river of
Palestine is indeed attended With hete-
rogeneous conglornefatiou Of unforeseen
difficulties"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-02-17

RELATIVE RANK OF CITIES The
cities of New York, Philadelphia and
Brooklyn m,ntan the same relative rank
as to population that they did in 1860
rhere has bccn considerable shif,in: OF
places, however, among these that now
constitute the remainder ef the twenty
f.vcmost cities of the Union.
During the last dccalc s.. Louis has
assembled the scale from the eighth 10 tho
.our'h.
chicago, in smaller proportion, chang.
cS from the ninth to the fifth.
B,ltimorc, which in 1869 was the fourth,
,~trn.ralcs to the sixth.
Boston pursucs the same direction, from.
tie tiiih to the 7th.
Cincinnati retires step from the sew
cnlh to the eighth.
New Orleans falls back from the sixth
20 the ninth.
SIN Francisco, taking \ nob,e forward
Lap. vaults rrom the fiteepth to tie teath
BuiF,ln lass behind from the tenth to
-hc eleventh.
Washington makes II stride from the
sonrccnth t. the twelfth.
Newark, New Jerseys thriving mttrOp.
oils. drops, nevertheless, from he eleventh
t. the thirteenth.
louisville, twelfth in rank in 1860, is
now assigned the fourteenth.
Clevclanl four steps forward, mounts
from the nineteenth to the titteenth.
Pittsburg alone reta;ns ,he Sst:sc relative
rank now as ti.es. the sixteenth.
Jersey City rises from the twentieth tc
the Importance of the seventeenth.
Detroit rccelcs from the seventeenth to
the eighteenth
Milwaukee from the eighteenth to the
nineteenth.
Albany which was ten years ago the
thirteenth. now takes the old place Of Jer
scy City, twentieth.
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~" "How wonderful" exclaiuss sons
unknown philosopher, "are the laws gov.
erning human existence. Wers it not for
tight lacing all civilized countries would
be overrldden with womcu:''
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his front door by means of a winding stair
case around the trunk of the grapevine,
aud anybody who will take the trouble to
60 aud see will flud it just as I have said
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nGr Beware CT no man more than your
self; VIC carry our worst enemies within
US
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AUyertislnx ltNtess

One square, one insertion .................SJ O0
Ea.h aid;t;nnnl insertion. | OF
Business Cards, per quarter ............." 5 Oo
A liberal deduction will he made in IA
.dt tflhose who advertise four squares, or up
ward., ~ the year.
ReSyS legal Lctitts viii! be charge. 10 the
attorney or officer authorizing their insertion.
pes. Advertisements sent from distance,
AMI transient notices. mus. he a.,ccs.panied by
the cash.
Eeg- Announcements 5r births, marriages
and deaths inserted free of csarge.
as.y- Obituary notices, or poetry" append;
ed to marriages or deaths, will be chargtd one
half our regular advertising rates. We Will
10. hereafter dcviate from this rule