, 1873-10-09

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ihl uo WIS III 0COUTiCu mousse IN
ne next ro om, when he was murdered
N March II, is generally discredited.
The Apollo Hall Democratic Execu-
tive Committee Yesterday voted to sup
port the regular nominations made at
Utica.
Ssphy's Gil cloth factory at Newark
was burned last night Loss, $4,000.
The H9rGld has letter from Dundee,
Scotland, stated that III imf ortant state
ment, relative to the death of Capt. Hall
OF the Polaris, has been made by the
Second mate, Morten, and given to the
United States Consul there and by him
forwarded to the American government.
Morton was Halle attendant in his last
illness and has made statements. so saws
the Herald's correspondent, duplicating
DIR. Bissett in the death of Capt. Hail.
He also intimates that Buddlngton coin
cides with Morton's statement.
A special to the World dated London,
Oct. 5. says that Theirs has given his
consent to the proposed alliance between
the Republicans and Imperialits, as the
only means of preventing the restoration
by the Monarchists, of Court de Cham
bord as Henri V. who is receiving ac~
cessions to his ranks. Nevertheless the
chance is SO far in favor of the Monarch
ISIS, who have majorities in the Assem-
bly, and army.
LONDON, Oct. 5.-A special from Pa
ris to the Observer state that $50 depu.
ties of the French Assembly have pledg
ed themselves to support the motion for
restoration of the Monarchy.
PARIS, Oct. 5.-Deputies of the Right,
at a meeting to-day appointed Gen
Chanarnier, Duke Dandiffet, Pasgnier,
Baron De Lacy, NJ. Combier and Count
Derram, committee to draw up plat
form on which all sections of the Right
might unite.
Boston, Oct 5.-The remains of Rt.
Rev. G. NJ. Randall, Bishop of Colorado
arrived to-da y and will lie in state in
St. Paul's Church until the funeral
takes place on Tuesday.
LONDON, Oct. 3.-Parliament has again
been prorogued until the 10th day of
December.
ROME, Oct. 3.-The Pope yesterday,
in an address to delegation of 300 OF
the faithful, used the following words:
Confusion has entered the enemies
camp. They strive to induce me to leave
Rome but never will.''
NEW YORK, Oct. 3.-Affairs in fnan-
cial circles continue to improve. There
were considerable purchases to-day of
dividend paying securities on European
accounts. Savin, banks and investors
were free. Buyers of Government bonds
and mercantile obligations are being met
with promptness.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. SIT is stated
on authority of ex-Gov. Cooke that the
firm of Jay Cooke & Go. will soon make
a proposition to their creditors for the
purpose of enabling them to resume bust
ness. Members of the firm have pooled
their private property and personal as
sets and will place it at the command OF
their creditors in liquidation of their
Indebtedness as they intend to pay every
cent they owe both principal and in
terest. Details of their proposition
will be made public in due time.
Boston, Oct 3--Funeral services Of
The late Rear AdmiralWinslow took place
to>day in St. Johns Episcopal Church,
Boston Highlands. Remains We're tax
en- to Forest Hill and inferred, in &C.
cordance with the wishes of the family
of the deceased. There was no military
proce sion but large line Of carriages
containing many personal friends ac-
eompanied the body to the grave
Flags are at half mast on AL the public
and private buildings.
MEMPHIS, Oct. 3.-There were "a in :
terments to-day. The Odd Fellows are
treating 81 yellow fever patients; they
have lost s. They have exhausted their
funds and ask help from Odd Fellows.
New ORLEANS, Oct 3.-By order OF
the President 5000 army rations have
been shipped to Shreveport for the ben
eft of the sufferers. II interments at
Shreveport to-day.
Alfred Saville, telegraph manager, who
arrived here from Memphis few weeks
ago, is dangerously sick.
PARIS, Oct. 3.-Republicans are re-
doubling their efforts 70 thwart the de-.
signs of the Monarchists. Theirs, Du-
faure and Periere will hold conference
next week. All sections of the Left are
united, the Extr cmists promising.to sub
NIT to tine guidance Ct the Moderates-
The Republican journals of every shade
of opinion support the candidates for
the Assembly who pledge themselves to
vote for Republic, without regard to
their antecedents.
Count deChambord will issue mani
festo this week. Theirs, since his re-
turn to Paris, has received visits from a
arge nu umber of Deputies on the Left.
The Gaulois having announced that a
list would be opened at its Office for the
enrolment of all persons who desired to
JOIN Bonaparte League, the Minister
OF the Interior has issued an order for
bidding the car. yinG out of the project.
Republican Members of tie General