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CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED
sCHENCK's PULMONIC SYRUP,
sCHENCK,s sEAwEED TONIC,
sCHENCK,s MANDRAKE PILLS,

Are the only medicines that will cure Pulmonary
consumption.
Sometimes medicines that will stop cough will Of
occasion the Heath of the patient. 1t locks u the
liver. stops the circulation of the blood hemorrhage
follows and in fact, cloggng the action of the very
organs that caused the cough.
Liver complaint and dyspepsia are the causes Of
two-thiitis Of the cases Of consumption. Many are
now complaining with dull pain In the side. the bow
els sometimes costve and sometimes to loose tongue
Coated pain in the shoulder blade, feeling som lines
very restless anil AT other times drowsy the food
that is AIKEN lies heavily the stomach. accompani-
ed with acidity and belching of wind. These symp-
toms usually originate disordercd condition Of
the stomach or torpid liver. Persons affected If
they take two heavy colds, and If the cough in
these cases be suddenly stopped the lungs, liver and
stomach clog, and remain torpid and inactive, and
before the patient is of his situation, the unga
mass of sores, and liberated, and death is the
inevitable result.
Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup is an expectorant which
does not contain any opium, nor anything calculated
to check cough suddenly.
Schenck's Seaweefl tonic dss the food, mixes
with the gastric juice of the sto ach dgests easily
nonrishes the system, and Great healthy circu a.
ton Of the blood. When the els costive, 81 in
Schenck's Mandrake Pills are required.
These medicines are prepared by Or. j. H.
SCHENCK & SON, MOI theast corner Of Sixth and
Arch streets, Philadelphia Penn and for sale by
GEO. C. GOODWIN & CO., 3S Hanover street, Bos-
ton. and John F. Henry, sCollege place. New York.
For sale nv Druggists generally. sent3sneodtf
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IT, the Public.

The Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty to AMI
mails respectfully give notice that ALONZo H.
LIBBY, Constable. whose Office is at No so Middle
street, Cup stairs has been appointed Agent Of the
Society.
The public a e therefore requested to give prompt
information to him of any cruelty to animals that
may to their knowledge, and he will see to it
that the offenders brought to speedy and strict
justice. Per order.
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INHALATION.
For Hemorrhage or bleeding from the Lungs, for
Sore Throat for Asthma, for Catarrh, for Difficult
reathing shortnpss If breath for all affections Of
Lungs use DR.. Nor els Gold Meiica.ed Inhalatious.
Relief is sure. For all Female Weaknesses and r.
regularities use DR. Morse's Uterine Tonic Pro-
Consultation OF putting OF what should be attended
to at once unn 6nother time, Is the cause OF much
suffering.
O. MORSE, M. D.,
- Free stroet Pstsiand, Mo.
mch1 BsS1 avvsc2m
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Yacht for Sale.

Ire Yacht Emily just arrived, is offered for sale
low She e. fast, well built and finished q tons bur
den SO feet long, 10 feet inch BEAM and built after
the model OF one Of the fastest yachts in the New
York Yacht squadron by western builder,
For further particulars enquire Of the owner on
board or Of W. A. QUINCY,
ju2bentf at Printers El change.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
e. T. EI.DEN &c co.
OFFER THIS WEEK,
At One Price and no Vari-
alton
100 Pieces Spanish Linens for lsc
yd., worth csc.
100 Piecs Mosquito Nets, ALI cOlors,
for 75c. piece.
II Pieces New Styles Grenadines,
worth SOC. yd., for csc.
Is Pieces more Fancy Silks $40
I'd. all new Patterns and worth
Sl.25.
One Case assorted Black Silks at
LESS THAN IMPORTERS PRICES.
Prices S1.OO, Sl.25, $3.50, Sl.75
and $500.
~ Pieces Black Hernanies at as
t0nisning Low Prices.
M
MOURNING GOODsi
OF Every Description AT Popular
Prices,
10 Pieces CORTLAND Black Grapes
AT AGENTS PRICES.
SPECIALTIES.
h 0 U s E K EEPI ING coo DIS
DECIDED BARGAINS.
One Case More Bates Quilts $1.OO each.
Is Pieces more best quality Turkey DAM
ask, New Patterns, for $l.OO yard.
Seven Pieces I'd quality, FIR 75c.
81 doz best Turkey Red Doylies S1.0O
dozen.
Two bales Russia Crashes for lee. yard,
Actually worth Ice.
NEW AND CHEAP.
One Case Lace Stripe Batiste i'm ali the
New Shades for 75e. per yard.
Ono Case Nilsson Satin Stripes, worth
soc. per yard. Price only 25c.
E. T. ELDEN &c CO.,
One Price and no Varia. lou.
NO. 5 FREE ST., PORTLAND.
apr24 sneodtf
Direct from the Mandatory.
The subscriber is unpacking Chamber Suits daily
at 100 Middle Street Opposite Woodman & True's),
which we will sell to everybody at wholesale prices
GEO. h. MERRIAM. Manufacturers Agent.
CIGARS! CIGARS. CIGARS |!
Tobacco,
Tobacco,
Tobacco.
PIPES, PIPES, PIPES.
Cher0ots, eleven dollars per 1OON.
Tobacco from rs cents per pound to
$3.50, and Pipes from one cent
each to 500 each.
Ali the above can be had at
STEBBIN 8 CIGAR STORE,
$50 Congress Street, Portland.
w HOL ALE.
Cigars very good for SIT per 1000.
New Times,
Old Tines,
s'Havana Gems,'
And many o'her Brands of onr make. am In a
posit to sell at lower es than any other Manu-
facturer Jobber in the State.
r. NATHAN,
Gate @. HI s7EBBINsJ
$50 Congress Street, Portland.
jus sn3m
SPORTSMAS'S FRIEND
@ U L F. x IF U G E
sure preventative from Mosquitoes black Flies, &c.
WHOLESALE sc RETAIL.
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MANUFACTURERS FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE CO.,
OF BOSTON. MASS.
Paid up Cash Capital, $5OO,OOO.
The subscriber having been appointed Agent OF the
above Company may be found at the office OF
MESSRS. WARWICK 4 FOYE,
NO. 8 EXCHANGE STREET,
prepared to insure against losses by fire at favorable
rates.
Dwellings and Furniture insured f,t one, three u
I've years.
RUFUS W. DEERING.
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FOR PIMPLES ON THE FACE.

Blackhead and F1eshworm use PERR rs improv-
ed Ccmsdone and pimp Pile, Remeiy, the glsnt skin
Dermatologst, 40 Bond St., N. T. Sold By Druggists
vefywbere. mar22d Hwsn6m17
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sARGEANT p. COE.
jrlne28dt,

CHARLES MERRILL, Ship Broker and Com,
~ Merchant, has removed to III Commercial ST.,
up STAIRS Vessels wanted to freight Coal from The
British Provinces to Portland, Portsmouth,, Salem,
Boston Providence and New York. Also Freight
procured for Cuba and South America.
EE-Particnlar attention paid to the purchase and
sale of vessels. jI2Sd1w
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EOUR good men for Hayiug. Appl at 2os Middle
Il Street, Portland, Me.
ju2Sdlw W. 8. MAINS.
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A GOOD man to work o farm q part Of the
~ time: bala zee of ii to driye-a team. in.
quire at 2O3 Middle Street, Portland. Me.
tu2Sd1w W. s. MAINS.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
REPORT OF THE CONDITION

ct Portland in the State Of Maiue at close OF busi
ness Friday, June 49, 1873.
The New York herald., 1873-10-15
The Great August Hurricane.

The Signal Office has just compiled the re-
ports OF the tremendous storm OF August "a,
and it presents truly frightful exhibit. The
report is made up from official data, the most
reliable log books and accurate statistics. It
sums up total of one thousand and thirty
two vessels known to have been DESTROYED
during the oath and 25th Of August in the
Gulf of St Lawrence and around the coasts of
Nova Scotia, Cape Breton and Newfoundland.
Ninety additional vessels were overwhelmed
in the same tempest before it reached Nova
Scotia, while six hundred lives were lost and
nine hundred buildings injured or demolished
by its force. The misery and ruin entailed on
thousands of New England and Canadian
fishermen and seamen by this single gale are
almost incalculable, and they afford strong in
ducements for the extension Of the Signal Ser
vice warnings to the Canadian ports. Could the
vast fleets Of merchant vessels that throng the
waters in which the August storm spent its fatal
fury have had premonition of its approach
the majority might have escaped, and many
lives and much Of the shipping have been
saved.
1t appears that the gale in question had
originated in much lower latitudes than those
of Nova Scotia and speeding on its way from
the tropics northward overswept the angular
projection of the Continent of which Nova
Scotia, Cape Breton and Newfoundland are
the outlying islands. The premonishing Of
such gales which strike from the Atlantic in
shore, can only be insured by securing the
earliest intelligence from vessels arriving at
the Atlantic ports and using them for pur-
poses Of meteorological predictions. The new
arrangements for connecting the Signal Office
with the lighthouses and lightships of the
coast by tclegraphic cable ought to, and prob
ably will facilitate such forecasts and open
the way for their far greater usefulness and
accuracy. It is with great pleasure we observe
The New York herald., 1873-10-15

the people. have been made in the most
radically Roman Catholic countries, such as
Austria, Italy, France, Spain and Mexico, and
since the dissolution of the Ecumenical Council
at Rome. In the face of this great fact how
absurd and preposterous appear all these
alarms and warnings of narrow-sighted states
men, philosophers and prophets touching the
threatened dangers to liberty from the dogma
of papal infallibiity
In behalf of the great cause of popular
liberty and equal rights we see in this
new constitution of Mexico that outlawed
and incapable Of self-government as she
has been widely proclaimed, she stands to-
day among the nations foremost in the front
rank Of modern progress. She declares o
separation of Church and State, and that Con-
gress cannot make laws prohibiting or estab-
fishing any religion. Here she is in happy
accord with the United States and will receive
the hearty congratulations of our people, as
she will in making matrimony civil contract
in dispensing with every shape of religious
test oath, and in securing her people against
peonage and involuntary servitude of every
form. In the provision which denies to
religious institutions the right to hold
property she is long step in advance
of u.s. and it may be a step in the dark;
but the day is visibly approaching here when
the 'irrepressible conflict" between the people
and our grasping railway and other over
shadowing moneyed corporations will surely
terminate in settlement quite as surprising
Meantime the Mexican separation of Church
and State, and this decree prohibiting the
possession of property in Mexico by religious
institutions can hardly fail to make deep i'm
preston upon the popular mind of England,
for example, whose State Church to-day, with
its vast possessions, its princely livings and
luxurious drones, hangs like the Old Man of
the Sea upon the shoulders of every one Of the
laboring millions of the realm.
From her half century Of revolutionary
factions, civil wars and anarchy, is Mexico at
length emerging like gold purified in fre?"
We hope so. We believe that she has reached,
in her difficult case, the solution of the prob
lem of self-government, and that she is near
ing the high road Of law order and prosper
ity. We wish her success in all her wholesome
reforms; and we are confident that while she
maintains her present promising conditions of
internal security and stability she will be sus-
tanned by the most friendly relations from the
United States, and may dismiss all fears
against us Of political conspiracies or schemes
or dreams of annexation.
The New York herald., 1873-10-15
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Edwin Adams, the tragedan, is registered at the
Astor House.
Mayor John Clark, OF Jacksonville, Fla, Is at the
Sturtevant House.
Rear-AdmIral Boggs. United States Navy is at
the Everett House.
Governor Howard, OF Rhode Island, Is staying at
the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Congressman @. D. McDougall, of Auburn, N. Y,
is at the st. Nicholas Hotel.
Colonel b. Du Barry. United States Army, iDQuar-
tered at the Brevoort House.
Assemblyman Smith M. Weed, OF Plattsburg N.
Y, is at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Judge J. r. Race, Of Decatur ILL.,, yesterday
arrived at the st. Nicholas Hotel.
Judge f. O. Billings, OF New Orleans, arrived
yesterday at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
United states Senator Conover OF Florida, yester-
day arrived at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Colonel ]. @. Audenreid, of General Sherman's
stan. is registered at the Fifth Avenue HOTEL
Colonel Alexander Montgomery, United States
Army, has quarters at the St. Nicholas Hotel.
President J. +. Joy, OF the Michigan Central Rail-
road Company has apartments at the st. Nicholas
Hotel.
General Cowan, Assistant Secretary OF the In
terror, returned from Minnesota yesterday and
resumed his duties in the Department.
A cable telegram from London, under date OF
yesterday reports as follows :-"Captain Halptn o
the steamship Great Eastern, was married to-day
to the daughter OF Rev. John Munns."
Rev. Green Clay Smith, formerly OF Montana, has
organized a colored temperance society In Frank
1orr Ky. The Rev. Green has probably seer
through many ''gass darkly" before this.
They owe two switch engines on TENNESSEE
railroad, one OF which is named Captain Jack.
the other "Boston Charley" This was before these
"Big Inglnes" were switched or at Fort Klamath
The Macon tGa.) Telegraph puts case OF the
prevailing grab fever in this wise:-Collector Wide
mer, over in Alabama, has Bullocked $2o,O0
OF internal revenue money. orders have beer
sent from Washington to find out whether he car
be forced to divide any Of 1t.
The New York herald., 1873-10-15
TRIPLE SHEET T.
New York, Wednesday, October Is. 1873
THE NEWS OF YESTERDAY.
TO-Day'S Contents OF the
Herald.

MEXICAN GOVERNMENTAL OPERATIONS
AGAINST THE ANARCHISTS THE RECENT
AMENDMENTS TO THE CONSTITUTION
PERSECUTION OF THE CLERGY-SEyEsTH
PAGE
NAVAL AND ARMY OPERATIONS AT CARTA-
GENA, SPAIN A HEAVY COMMANDMENT
IN PROGRESS THE INSURGENTS SUP
PLIES GIVING OUT, MoRIONES' DE
FEAT"--SEvENTH PAGE.
H. THEIRS TO GIVE A DINNER TO THE RE-
PUBLICAN DEPUTIES OF THE ASSEMBLY
THE SETTLEMENT OF POLITICAL Diff
CULTIESl MARSHAL BAZAINE AND THE
SURRENDER OF METZ-SEvENTH PAGE.
ADVANCE IN THE DISCOUNT RATE BY THE
BANK OF England HEAVY DRAIN OF
GOLD FROM ENGLAND FOR AMERICA
SEVENTH PAGE.
q DIPLOMATIC COMPLICATION BETWEEN AUS
TRIA AND TURKEY THE SUBLIME PORTE'S
CE-INTERCOMMUNlON WITH AMER
ICA URGED BY A BRITON-SEvENTH PAGE.
DESTRUCTIVE HURRICANE IN HAYTIl MANY
LIVES LOST AND GREAT DAMAGE TO
SHIPPING AND PROPERTY ON LAND
SEVENTH PAGA
SERIOUS LAPSE IN STOCK VALUES ON THE
EXCHANGED ACTIVITY OF THE BEARS
SEVERAL FAILURESi A FALSE ALARM
GOLD, BONDS AND MONEY-FIFTH PAGE.
THE PANIC AND THE RESUMPTION OF SPECIE
PAYMENTS LETTER FROM THE PRESI-
DENT THE POSSIBILITIES-THE WALL
STREET TFAILURES-REAL EsTATE-TRADE
PROSPECTS-FoURrH PAGE.
Ire ELECTIONS! REPUBLICAN SUCCESSES IN
PENNSYLVANIA AND IOWA THE DEMO.
ratio TIDAL WAVE IN OREGON OHIO
DUBTFUL-SEvEsTH PAGE
MOST IpPEFUL REPORTS FROM FEVER.
SMlTlEN MEMPHIS AND SHREVEPORT
THE DE.D OF YESrERDAY-SEvENTHP PAGE
PRESIDENT GIANTS PROCLAMATION RECON-
MENDING THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 27, Az
DAY OF UlJTED THANKSGIyING-SEv.
BSTH PAGE
THE FIRST SESSION Or THE FREE RELIGION
ISIS CoNFERENCE ADDRESS BY THE
REV. O. b. FROTHlfGHAM ROMAN CA.
TIIOLICISM, PR01ESTANTIsM AND THE
RELIGION OF THE FUTURE REVIEWED
THIRD PAGE.
CAMMANY'S NOMINATIONS For SUPREME
SUPERIOR AND MARINE COURT JUDGE
SHIPS THE APOLLO HALL cOALITIoN
FIASCO-GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS
THIRD PAGE.
THE EVANGELICAL ALLIANCE DELEGATES AT
THE NATIONS CAPITAL CITY THEIR
RECEPTION AT THE WHITE HOUSE THE
DEAN OF CANTERBURY'S oRIsUN-TEsru
PAGE.
A FULL JURY OBTAINED FOX THE TRIAL OF
EDWARD S. STOKES To-DAY-IMPoRTANT
LEGAL SUMMARIES-FATAL FALL-FouRTH
PAGE
The New York herald., 1873-10-15
The Bank Of England Putting on the
Screws.

Screws.
We learn by cable telegram that the Bank
of England, at special meeting Of the direct
ors yesterday morning, raised the rate of dis
count to six per cent, which is an advance of
one per cent on the rate previously reported.
Our readers generally are aware that this is
the accustomed practice of the Bank whenever
it intends to check the outflow of specie or
overtrading and speculation. The recent
large shipments of gold from England to this
country and the great decline of the premium
here furnished sufficient cause, perhaps, for
this precautionary action, though there has
been, according to late accounts, tendency
to excessive speculation and trading
The effect in this country will not
amount to much, though it may temporarily
arrest the decline of gold. Strange
as it may seem to those unacquainted with
financial matters, il is fact that the Bank of
England--this foreign institution-can regu-
late to considerable extent the price of gold
and values here. When we can emancipate
ourselves from that thraldom, or, in other
words, when we cease to be largely debtor
nation, we may talk of returning to and hold
ing on to specie payments. No doubt por-
ton of the specie coming to this country is on
account Of more favorable state of trade and
the exchanges and this is both gratifying and
promising; but it is said o good deal comes
TO be recoined here for the China market, tho
difference being four per cent in favor Of
American coinage over that of England in
China. Six per cent is very high rate Of
discount at the Bank Of England, and, there
fore, the cause for it is not of an ordinary
character. Still, as we said, our financial
position, arising from the state Of trade, is too
strong to be seriously affected by this action
of the Bank.
The New York herald., 1873-10-15
LITERARY CHIT-CHAT.

THE Courier de Parts states that Emile olivier Is
publishing, in London, pamphlet relating all the
circumstances leading up to the Franco-German
war OF 1870,
The wELL-KNowN BIBLIoGRAPHER, Gustave
Brunct has In the press book, "Sur la Reliure
des Lvres, ct sur les Collections de quelques
Bibliophes."
M. PAUL DIX CAssAGNAC has just handed to his
printers the manuscript OF work on the Empire,
which promises TO make sensation.
The saturday Revte,o pronounces its critical
judgment OF Mr.. Seward's posthumous book,
'Travels Round the worldr thus:--
II we had expected less rom the book we should
probably have considered 1t favorable specimen
OF American books oftravel. Neither himself nor
his companions appear to have made any effective
They journeyed, as Americans mostly do, in hurry
w. L. E. CHARBoSsEAU Bishop Of Jassen In par
tubIs and Apostolic Vicar OF Maissour, died In June
last at Bangalore, India. lie published, In 1859. q
q Latin Kauara Dictionary and several other
works IN Tanul and Kauara. He had established In
Bangalore printing office, from which several re-
lgous books, dictionaries and grammars, In the
dialect OF the country, were issued
CAssRLI, PETER a GALPIN will shortly publish
'Notable Shipwrecks," containing popularity told
narratives OF all the remarkable shpwrecks that
have occurred from the wreck OF the old Royal
George TO the loss OF the City OF Washington last
July.
"THE DIVINE LITuR0IEs OF John Chrysostom and
and Basil the Great" "The Russian Orthodox
Church; Treatise OF her Origin and Liie,n and the
"Greek Catholic Faith" have been tra led into
English by the Rev. Father Nicolas Blerfng, aud
published by Il. p. Dutton Co., 7i3 Broadway.
A. ID. y. RANDOLPH 4 Co. have In press DR..
Samuel Irenaus Primes new volume OF CONT
mental travel entitled "The Alhambra and the
Krcm'in-fhe South and the North OF Europe"
Dr. Prime enjoyed peculiar facilities for acquant-
ing himself with the social moral and religious
condition Of the countries which he visited, and
avoided, TO q large extent, the common road OF
European travel The character OF the book has
Afforded the publishers ample scope ior pictorial
Illustration, OF which they have ayalled them
aalves.
The New York herald., 1873-10-15
Musical and Dramatic Notes.

appearance at his own theatre this season In "Shc
Stoops TO Conquer"
This 1t seems, is to be the last week OF opera at
the Grand opera House, and the dramatic CON-
pany will reappear on Saturday night in "Under
the Gasght." Tonight the theatre will be closed
to give an opportunity for the rehearsal Of "The
Magic Flute" previous to Its production on to-
morrow evening. This is one OF the operas in
which Mile. Di Murska is most successful and her
appearance in conjunction with Mme Lucca, is an
important musical event. on one account the
sudden termination is to be much regretted The
completeness OF signor Tamberlik's art is making
deeper impression as 1t is better understood and
It is to be regretted that he will not be heard for
the present In "Gillaume Tell' and lie Prophete.n
The New York herald., 1873-10-15
Yesterdays State Elections and their
Results.

Results
The election in Pennsylvania yesterday,
from the returns at hand, appears, on q re-
dnced vote, to have been very quietly and
effectively carried by the republicans. For
Mackey, for State Treasurer. in the city Of
Philadelphia, the vote was 56,979, against
3l,670 for Hutchinson, the democratic candi-
date, giving Mackey 25, 100 majority. Last year,
for Governor, the vote of the city was for
HartraHft, republican, 69,27s, against 4s,S41
for Buckalew, the democratic candidate, which
gave Hartranft 20,437 majority. Taking
Mackey, then, as the test in Philadelphia,
his majority upon popular vote reduced one
fifth, being equal to gain of one-fourth upon
Hartranft,s majority, Pennsylvania may be
considered as not having experienced much
of political revolution yesterday.
In Ohio the day was fine, good order pre-
vailed, the vote was light, and there appears,
between the three parties in the field, to have
been considerable scratching. 1t will, per-
haps take q day or two yet to settle the results,
particularly as the vote was short and respect
able. Democratic gains from various quarters
are reported.
In Iowa the fusion Of the democrats with
the farmers grangsrs has evidently failed to
make any material impression upon the over
whelming republican majority Of the State.
The democratic fusion no doubt fright
ened the bulk of the republican
grangers back into their party in,rench-
ments. But from Oregon we have
the news of positive democratic victory in
the election of Nesmith to Congress TO fill q
vacancy by majority Of about o thousand
1t is probable, however that this result is as
much due to the case Of Senator Mitchell, re-
publican, as to any other cause. Otherwise,
from the elections of yesterday the political
situation throughout the country remains ap-
parently as it was before, excepting the posi-
bilities of some changes in Ohio.
The New York herald., 1873-10-15

EMPEROR FRANCIS JOSEPH OF AUSTRIA pro-
poses to make visit to the Gar Of Russia at
st. Petersburg during the holidays Of the Rus
sian Christmas. Emperor William, it is
understood, will visit Francis Joseph at an
earlier day. The three Emperors are evil
IDENTIFY on good terms An understanding Of
some kind has been established There is only
one cloud on the European horizon for the
present and that cloud hovers over Italy
France is reviving, and, in proportion as she
is rcgaining her strength, SO is she giving the
world trouble. u is possible that tho world is
The New York herald., 1873-10-15

AMERICAN JOCKEY CLuB-This is the fortb
day of the races at Jerome Park. The preced-
ing ones have been attended with marked snc-
cess, and the promise is that the season in
every point of view will prove at the close the
best that we have yet had. The first race to.
day will be for purse of FIVE hundred dollars
for three-year-olds the second for purse Of
ave hundred dollars, for two-year-olds the
third, free handicap sweepstakes Of forty dol.
lars each, if not declared out with eight hun.
dred dollars added; the fourth, purse Of four
hundred dollars the fifth, handicap steeple.
chase, purse eight hundred dollars. In all
Of these races the second horse is provided
with q prize The impetus to the develop.
ment of fine type Of racing horses by these
meetings marks one of its best features.