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rAR.REAcHIya Platform.
Tho In,ernstiensis Pspscss for all Enrihiv
Troubles Tue objects Of .,he Order.

The General Council OF the eInternationals
have published the following platform In the
hope that its general adoption will lead TO the
millennium:
humrmber, VI the hrmsn family are entitled by ma
turc to the of Sufficient Of the common ecuents
Qaud. water, and NguJ TO MAINTAIN tdelr etislehCe'
aud properly develop their being ,,-. -, ..
. Land being an alitnahlc right 70 when al are
alike eutite l. snd not properly, sh9nlq oe saPHaa',
B. ihe currency OF the nation should be Issued ~
ONLY he legal tender. and bear no inter-
est thereby protecting the people from the snarrs anl
frauds Of gambling mgn.y changers. -, -, ,,,
Conpiee political and social equality Tor al, with
out distraction OF ser, creed, color, or conulOh
3. Complete freedom IN religious oehci Wltn tOtal
sepsrs Church and state religion 10 be leil IN
the hands Of the individual with equal emu Just prOtcc
. ihs election OF all ofncia, by direct vote of the
rcupir AMI all llNt, state aud national 10 nc summit
T. Tine substitution ~ simple and Just laws Tor the
present unjust class tystem 81 our f'uds snce~tors
{. 10 secure the greatest advantages Of ECONOMY ,nd
convenience rcsul'ing from the Improvements ot We
ana to guard agaust the cupdty ot contractors
tic frauduient prime pie Of interest on money The I'M
postians OF tie banking system and tle cltorilons
ir1rt ,pd ON the people by uouupoCs the eystcm u
tlutrattiug public works shall be- ABOLISHED, aud AL
IL lie tmproN Ncuents, such ~ posi r0als ailfuAIs "a
nan ttirgrapis. pNp sers, 81. tucud Of puhlc
prop nv, and be conducted by 1ovetnment al cost
i" advance nt'r-. VI si nee drv sop me resource.
of Ie Lttiy, ard rt1tr't tue u. il t"-- tAl ~
tue aNaic Oi calidist. ~ ne de- -cn'ut oi tait
tnr N4rllu- tran hes u uscfu 80 lu.trN should be
ratsli- hS government on equitable rfiut iplrs Oi
fiut suu Vvrp'nsuuon. uud thereby iurhsu cnri9.
ucLt o. tH'se shn might Ulh'rN - D' lll anu euuc'
g. NArt.Us IU. r.i- tu utgauik. t'ttuS or iHsirlu2
Information tuUrrou. gre requested TO "Htt W U "
MADDOX. a. .full strrri, NrN Ntih.
4 a. tp.ri. rro.. general oancu 4 y. I.
Atlcst V. " MAuuNt see.
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500 IOR a SLiP.
A BsliisrrcnI LAWYER Calling name, Strlk-
ing Blow, and Paving Fine.

a bsIiIgrIent blilng v Nhhfs "lllh-
ing Blow, ana Paving n Fine.
The case OF Counsellor {. Bainhridge
emith. Indicted for all assault upon another
lawyer, Mr j, Il, Hannett, was before the Gen
eral sessions yesterday, Mr.. smith after con-
versation with Judge sutherland, decided that
rather than havs trial ne Would enter plea OF
guilty. On this plea uwas adiuiged that he
shonld pay ans of 500 lie paid II at once aud
telt the room.
MesIr. smith and Hadnott were opposing
counsel Ia acNll slit before John :, Lawrence,
reIcree, and Ia all excited debate the epithet
Lar was used ly both lawyer. Mr. lIaduett ac-
cueed Mr smith ~ falsifNiug testimony. Such
Tetnark dTey from Mr, Smith = declaration
that he would perronally chastise the utterer.
When the referee had adjourned the hearing
Tor tie day the two lawyers were packing up
their books and documents. The referee and
Others went out Tor moment, and MI. Smith
approached MIR. Iiadnett aud struck him In the
aace, staggering him by the blow. Mir Law
renee, the referee, returned to the room and
separated them, MI, Iladnett declared that he
would seek remedy for his injury through the
law, aud for the time the matter dropped there
subsequently the assaulted lawyer carried hil
Case 70 the Grand Jury and Mr. Smith was in
vlNed.
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ITT7T T0-1 T10'' y 77I' ''-- =
As u credit 10 the United states, in
dissection m which she has not ~ yet achieved
mach honor. must tcpcat aremhrh when lr'i.
kull.k. the Ncad ot the lraitn- musical coH~ei
Natury In licrin. made the other day, in tou-
Vcrsatipn WITH Linn in regard tu musical ability .
aui surrrisvd,' hc ICLlWkCd. AT The uiuo lht
~ superior musical talent, hutlt vocal ana IN
strIL.rutll, that Nuur country - tehdlns TO
uf those OF extraordinary AFFINITY, nie rom
America" Among these ! may mention Mir.
W n sherwood ui Rochester, 70. y. Mr.. Ort of
Hoston. wht has had the unusual advantage OF
twu summers witu ll-tl, and Mr.. Eidy, from
Massachusetts, VINO lroi lihupt says la, more
r.,l reniu- th.n an, scholar he has ever had
Nj. Iidy has gwen organ concerts IN most OF
the large cities I'm Germany. aud III vienna par
ticulAfly. a city more critical that Berlin, he ~as
received win thc most unhouuHrd applause,
and the stNerc-t ,riics cOIlI nOt but own nis
wonderful talent.
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THE SPRAGUE SUSPENSION,
)fHK PROPOSITION srBHITfED BIZ
morn, SPRAGtES GO.


"a comn'iues Appoint'd 20 tSsm'ne me
'""%.c. ,,s,.s a, .ss t,r" SO" S,.r. 10 w,,,.
About hty OF the cr''h'"r' W ,'oS'
Ruragurs & Co, representatives, OF NUMBER of
Ee" '"lh Guy oanss us'"S a,o,,n a.a" ,"V" A. "'p'
= r,,,,,,,, r,,sii.n, -, th, pnurtb National
2 '''"'N'' N =,
biank' Irr'iueu' anu YEN h"'a'o "''.'' "
1ro''den'e was INC seer 'h''' he ''''""s
s'rem'n' "' 'he unahc''' o''u' ~ VI "'''
fpta-" 20 was urs' r''"
re'r' y,, ,rr,G. ~ of tHe Y 4 y ,,fs'n,
Ma rf', tu.us 90 go, ..... ........ t"'0"
cfal. -. .. .. sto.fs
g'ue CO.. quo & az t't .,'h., ,''''r''' -
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JOS t.oo.
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ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
WHITE sTIRI,INs;
RtEsunaI hoIlt,s.

10 YEARS extensive hospital and private ex
a. periencc IN the treatment OF nervous aud general
debility and Diseases Of the gcnitoutqay organs cron'
ic diseases of middle aged men IN all important cases
Or. LEW Is. : Beachu ct. n B.-Oniee open unt ST. NJ.
III. officers soldiers, sailors wounded, however
n slightly, are entitled 20 pension, Apply TO pr. r..
r. JACKSON, lat surgeon United states NaEJ,t New
Chambers st.
VNFORMATION WASTED-M Margaret or
i Annie O'Brieu Parish ot Hospital county Limerick,
ireland, by their sister. ELLEN GREEN. CAL on or
address ~ North 7th st, NllamsOurgh
STRiCruRE,ns Y, nstuls, and piles radically cured with
= out knife, caustic detention from business dis
Of the generatye organs diseases aud deformes
Of the eye, nose face person and all important cases
HENRY A. DANlELS. VI, D., IA Lexington sY.
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Mlst,llantous.

)OST OtFICE MOTTO E.-rhe mails for Europe
during the week ending saturday NOV. =, ls2 Ntl
tlOs AT this office Wednesday At ~ VI, on nur-dIy
al Il NJ, ana On saturday IT ! A NJ snd u VI.
1nOS. I.JAMES. Postmaster.
gn paiutcrs and Others AN knds u .Fns made
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rorGHktIrstr. NaN. ~ P-Both of the Atlantic
e,,r,.. trains. due here from the west as and logo
u'c.tN = M.rcspeciNcy, are snos bound tour miles
wet VI ,cnrneclaIy.
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fInautlaI.
Horss ano 6arrnon.

HORSE BI.ANkRTS.
Horse Clothing, Plush Carriage Robes lap Dusters'
aud large Of Sadilery Goods always on hama,
CD sMlri CO.. ~ warren st, New YORK,
A COOD road mare & ycars, sound and kind. also
n good WORK horses. aud ~ years Ill Norman a'.,
GreenpOlnt
DIANKET-.- Army blankets scarlet, hue, aud
yellow blankets. fur robes, Al or prices iVS Cham
bers st.
INOR -AIE-A good sound, and KIND horse, la
i hands free travelleF secondhand express wagon,
city made also harness, separate or together VIII De
~ JOlIS NJ. HUNTER.
IrOR sAIE-k bay horse, sound and Kind. 4 yehrs
i old, IS hands. free stylish driver, suitable 20
grocer butcher sold because the owner has 40 use
ior HIN tS. Raj ard st.
WAGONS cheAp.-ENpress grocery, business,
w plumbers, toncOrd delivery and platform spring
wagons AT 2l6 Spring Of. -
Inn COUD work horse. sold toi want of use. at
IUU priccsto suit buyers. Apply ~ Ice tompiny.
foot of West nth 81, \. II.
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SitlmJ,l's lr0 Sulr1I)i


SNtHJJiS diJ 1tutJLJ@
ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.
6n and after Monday nov. TO- ts1s train. viii leave
James sps. foows; Leave 3ith ST. East riycr nfceu
minutes later;
Ity) \. NJ. rort Jcn rson, Locust Valley, and Hemp
5WP Il, piycrhead and e,r H1-h,r esoress. Runs
ur nigh g. Gre ,np'u Weirc iy' ANA Naturdajs.
tO!P NJ, Fort Jcncr,oG Locust Valley. aud Hemp
br'P'H Iacu, Valley aud ilemq.iead express,
tWP. NJ y 'r.hg1rt aud liocNawy accommo l-tlon
Train. connect 81 jamaica with Etu Ses Yors, and
at MiueOis with n h'mpstcad
srVDAY TRAINS leave Hunters Point a. follows,
80 VI, f!rl Jefferson, NoriHp)rt ani Lo-ust Val
sWr II Southport accommodation train.
JSO. B. M0Rf ORb, Superintendent.
PtsSYL,AS n.,D,o.e. .,a
Eiprcs. ioi iisfri.nurs, Pittsburgh, the west snd
sSS So r ii. sunday 5 and SO 7. M
syvania Ar Line al ! 70 4. N. ani sP. NJ sunday.
gP: FOR niltimore aud Washington. via b snd o.
~ C pr. NJ, ana !nisht. sunday 8. S'lO' 40 So
For trenton a,7?' w.. $40. and GIoP.M. Sun
fmisrsn, snd scr. u".7rM
po5 SswarS s5 '.t',Ny HP' i q siS NSp AZ ",
80 SO. ion9f.> Il Il night. sunday. So $40
z fof III T'8aSdr,h's.sp ii,Sr - 5@siGaonA.MarM.
id'ii@.f g., ana il ~ saalay, ,sj.cij, .'jj, aud
| siUP.M -
sic $40 no 90 So Siib.t.I'. 80 .lh 10 p. NJ,
anu u night. sunday, ;. ~. 0.iJ. suu &C., .. y. ,
! fOr WOODBRIDGE aud Pcrtg Am tui,U duJ ID A. NJ,
/ 49, go. andf f. 1900
For New brunswick, ~ snd go \ NJ, and y ". 2,
$40 I3J o. ClO, 7Jo +. NJ. and /! sh' sunday CIV
and ~ f. NJ. $500. ., =,
| For LauiuerNIle aud tlenlu{tun, sD A. NJ Aui
| l.. VI
| Accomuola Tor b,rdentoNn, Burlington. ani
Camden anu aSJ 4. NJ l!}l >, 40, I. and 5ll r NJ
| For Freehold, 40 a. n. and =. VI. -
Ior jan, sburg Pcmoertou, Cimaen, \. Me- ani 10
Trains arrive stolows; From pusblrgn 8 - VI,
i!.ii ans 7.gi T.. VI. daily; llH A. VI. diht ckcep
! Monday. Prom Washington and Baltimore, t.h, a !
! c'i0A Il. : AMI ~ i5 r " slud'y.t aut t " A
NJ .nii 80 4 VI Prom FIflu pifa it-t o. % 3D. t.4
i0i5 Hiss A VI, 2li. 5ii. 6Ql Nj aud itE r. NJ. sun
da, sg.. Cuf, 80 b.T. n So \. VI. and lJ'. T. ". .
| Ticket oHices. &c. 80 2;l. zni as brn' iNWi -
| Astor House ami foot Of b..ls'sse- 1ui C1fuAl u
| IL ISSATT Il. VI BOYD. r..
| General Manager. I-n faN-'hRcr Nt"i'
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Situations dJlanttu.


A WIDOW, middle.aged, wishes position as
~ housekeepcT IN hnail fanny fully coupelrul 70
tahe the charge OF children thorough seAmsltcshi
willing ana oDging. Address hot stkk kEfkk, ltO
East 18th st., near sd ay
FIRST.CIA cake baker and pastry cook
~ wants situation good general WORKING mth on
plain and lueuted cakes, lee creams, anu bread y
neeurd city c0untry. Address BAhEi' " esl oSl
st., New \ ork.
A NOI NJ. respectable woman desire. siuluoa
~ tO 30 general Homework IN private t'lu'y gnul
reference II required Apply at l' NA''h 'i' lr' moor
A KESPECTABIE woman wi,hes u child TO lake
~ care OF, from one year upward az her nome e'l
THIRD aY
A NuI VI. girl want. situation a,sramstrrna AMI
n ChaiIbefu,ld can or address H. W - Eail
HomtonN
NOt N(. woman wishes 10 attend ,tDrc bakery
N preferred Address A. W. boa VI! sun oih'e.
fINO boss bnkers-Wantcd, by good English bread
aud cake baker situation as second hAuli city ~
country, Apply, or address for three days, BAKER,
box no, sun uihce.
TIND hos, baker. A good second hand on bread,
cakes, and pics wants situation, Ia steady ana
sober Apply at iianks- Hotel 10 sth s' near S'th IT.
M NTtD A situation as cook, competent tn IKE
w charge IN huardinshouse or restaurant Nppb a.
No. 6 Ssn'is ST., BrO0knu, hall door.
IVA ANTED- arcspectahe woman, washing and
w ,oul = aud gr to Ave out. At Di Eas liih ST.,
room II.
WANTED A dtuiuon As porter or driyer Tor
| " &2dss!e u.se. lAAhS tAtAEI. " WassI al.
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.rl esirl,

-TIEIA-T and only chance for . bargain. -
n At Jersey CIV neat SstOry aud cellar house, 10
rooms. with iO t,L.s Tor go per month only t!fNi
asO large jstory and cellar hou'e, Win lot, conalns
store and II ltrg. rooms, rcn. q for 80 per month";
ouy f.t1 both houses IN splendid oricr street ~ n
prn, ed convenient to all the ferries must be sold tn
mcdistey TO highest bidder, as the owner leaving ne
city cal and see for yourselves J. NJ. GIBSON, II
Montgomery II. JerscI ~, second block from fcry
A. ~. II. L. nm. & IN 1, NJ
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I,nK nTEk>-rnMN ANn LlNERrOt

NATIONAL Ii>fa,c,
This company takes the rsA OF insurance tup to t,o
UO gold each Of It's ASimrIs, thus giving passtn
g,rs thr best possible guarantee for safety anu avoid
ance Of dang atsea.
The southoriy route ha, dlndVs been adopted by
this COMPANY to avoid tcs and hr1iiIuds
From lIers Il and a. North River.
To QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
ITALY, sat Nov y, 4. n. EGYPT sat. Dec 81 AM,
CANADA, sat. Nov " PM. GREECE,Su Dec.l3,llAM
-.. Fort lghty to LONDON DlHECI
cabin passage to. sSj 81, currency, .teer.ge f!s,
curreucy. Return tickets at reduced rates. Prepaid
sieersge tickets from Liverpool al the lowest rates.
Appy A. tue company's otcc, Gs Br2AiSax ,,
r. W. j. HURST Manager.
ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
The General TRANSATLANTIC Compsny's steamers for
Brest Hayrr sail every alternate SATURDAY Etcuf'
slon uckeu Al reduced rates Apply at the ONCE of
GEORGE MACKENZIE, Agent,
s. Broadway.
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A BEAI rlFIL set ~ teeth, t5 s7i single o. 4;
~ ~arfanled; extracting with gas, SOL SILVER hugs
30. open SUNDAYS tai ~. At 9TH GN. ktmemher @h@
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Ntntlstrp.

LOR ~AIF- mai lnoms. also hriiliug maclin
cheap. 10 strykers anr ga st., lVtl ana nm avs
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several wFIl.EDrCATFD. INTELLIGENT LADS. u
10 10 years II agc, sct CASH BOYS, who Viii be
promoted when quahh'd
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fote. p-t.'ir and 8rcrptanre, ~ ~ ~
e'...b rrr dtsffs uf the y. " S.'t1-ut .
Z Ma Nf,ttuHug tul .... ....... ...... t''f,NN
snc 20 .sis, nd others, borrowed on'o'1t ,
o''lIio
Jjue cu Isuofs. snl f,r u,pur, 1uarp's.'. 80 'le
sue ,...I, s4sl UiiI. aud stcJup's. -tUV
qo,.'. ................ ....... Del
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-09-16

The PoLARIs. The following interest
ing communication from St. Johns, N.
b., and addressed to the Secretary of the
Navy, was received at Washington on
the 10TH
The Juniata arrived here to-day. She
met the Tigress at Upper Navick and
coaled her; sailed August 18th for Little
ton Island. The Tigress met the Juni-
atas steam launch, which had been to
Cape York, and returned to the Tiress
again. Coaled her August 25th. Com
mander Greer reports the camp of the
Polaris found August 14th off Littleton
Island. The crew of the Polaris are all
well and had gone south two months be-
fore in two whale boats made of the Po-
laris which sank one month after the
break up; kept careful look out going
north and south, but saw no signs, and
stopped at all stations; but no signs of
the crew. They are probably on board a
whaler from New York. The .Tigress
left Disco August 25th for Labrador
coast to continue the search as long as
the season will permit.
D. I. BtAxE, Commander q. 8. N.
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MEXICAN INDEPENDENCE.

To-day is the sixty-third anniversary OF
Mexican Independence. In 1910 the
patriots had determined TO throw of the
Yoke of Spain. Arrangements had been
perfected to strike for independence on
the 10th of September, 1910, and to
issue formal declaration of independ-
ence as the Americans. In 1910 q con-
spiracy was formed to overthrow the
Spanish authority in Mexico, and the
10th of September was the day set for
the outbreak, but a premature develop
ment of the plot caused the insurgents
to strike on the night Of the 18th. The
revolution spread rapidly throughout the
country; but proud, Imperial Spain could
not brook the insult of a revolt from one
of her colonies, and so the war was con-
tinued with vigor and Characteristic
cruelty on both sides until the 9th Of
September, 1921, when the independence
Of Mexico was acknowledged by the
Crown of Spain. At that time California,
Nevada, Utah, New Mexico and Arizona
formed part of Mexico. We need not,
in this connection, follow our SISTER Re-
public" through all her tortuous and
unhappy course since achieving her in
dependence. We leave this task to
others. In Mexico the celebration of
Independence commences late on the
afternoon of the 18th and is continued
till late in the night of the eth of Sep
TENDER.
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Pacific Coast.

Taxes in California--Carrie Mortimer--
Mining Accident at Eureka--Denth
Sentence ut MISUNDERSTANDING ton
Discharged $50 Wheat Receipts at
san Francisco---Applicati for
Police Appointments 49, For the
Modoc Execution,
SACRAMENTO, Sept. 10.
The State Board of Equalization has
announced the rate of taxation for State
purposes at five cents on each 500.
Carrie Mortimer, charged with enticing
a girl into her house with intent to make
her prostitute, has been acquitted.
EUREKA, Sept. 13.
A miner named Henry Barker had his
left leg broken in two places to-day, in
the Wind sail shaft of the Eureka Consol-
idated mine.
RosEBURa, Or, Sept. 10.
serious accident occurred here to-
day. AS the gravel train, which has bee n
travelling between here and Oakland,
was crossing the Winchester bridge, four
miles north, it was thrown off the track by
brace which had split ont of its place,
breaking Mr.. Hollets' leg and otherwise
injuring him. A Chinaman was hurt,
supposed fatally.
SAN DIEGO, Sept 49,
A party of Texas-Paciic engineers are
encamped at Soledad District, ana are
sinking shaft over the course of the
projected S00-foot tunnel.
AUSTIN, Sept. 10.
The following is from Belmont: The
District Court OF Nye county has been in
session since August 4. D. NJ. hall, tried
and convicted of murder in the first de-
gree for killing Jack Copeland in that
town last June, to-day appeared in court,
when his Honor, Judge Curler, sentenced
him to be hanged on Friday, October II.
The Belmont Company is taking out
rich ore.
The Monitor Company is still sinking
its large shaft
The FL Dorado South Company is
stopping on the 400-foot level.
SAN Francesca, Sept. IA.
The steamer Idaho has full cargo OF
iron for the Northern Pacific Railroad.
1t will be taken to Kalama, 40 miles
from Portland, on the Columbia river.
J Jno. Harrington. the slayer OF Billy
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Chief of the Hill Mining comnsnv.

Chief of the Hill Mining Company
Location OF principal place Of business San Fran
CISCO California; location of works, Ely Dis
trict; Lincoln county, State of Nevada.-Notice is
hereby given that at a meeting Of the Direc-
tors, held on the 18th day Of September, 1873, an
assessment mo, 81 of fifty cents per share was
levied upon the capital stock of the corporation,
payable Immediately in United States gold
coin, to the Secretary, at the office Of the Com
pany, room % Hayward's Building, No. 419
California street, San Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 10th day of October, 1873,
will be delinquent, and advertised for sale at
public auction, aud unless payment is made
before, will be sold on Friday, the 9TH
day Of November, 1873, TO pay the delin.
quent assessment, together with costs OF ad-
yertising and expenses Of sale.
CHAS. S. NEAL, Secretary.
Office: Room % Haywards Building, No. xl9
California street, San Francisco. California.
sle.td
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Foreign News.
Interesting from Spain--An AmerI-
can Arrested at Havana.

Suh hTItsttu 1T huNaHa.
LONDON, September II.
Steamers from Marseilles are submitted
to strict quaratine at Constantinople, on
account of cholera.
BAYoSNE, September 10.
The Republicans are accommodating
the Carlists' positions at Vergara in Gut
puzcra, evidently with the intention of
making an attack. News Of an engage
ment is hourly expected. The Republic
can force outnumbers that of the Carlists,
but the latter are strongly entrenched.
MADRID, September IA.
The Insu rgent men-of-war Fernandino,
CATALONIA and Memeria, which sailed for
Torregara, have returned to Cartagena
without making landing.
In the Cortes the debate on the sus-
pension of sitting is appointed for Tues
day.
HAVANA, September IA.
Subscriptions here for relief of the
sufferers by the recent confagration
amounts to $4,000.
An American who lately arrived from
New York has been arrested at Cardenas
on charge of attempting to circulate
counterfeit bills of the Spanish Bank of
Havana.
PARIS, September IA.
Dispatches from the frontier report
that the 'Carlists had defeated General
Santapa Lolita between Sayles and Vii
larga. The Republicans suffered severely
and lost twenty guns. The army of the
North is badly crippled by this reverse.
! The Carlists are investing Tolosa.
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AdSIeIu D1SpaUcNeS.
Railroad Accidents wear Pittsburg--
Fire in st. Louis--Yellow Fever
in Memphis---Fire ut Lexington,
Ky.--Remains oS Gen. McCook--
Railroad Accident in New York;
The Wilson COmmittee--Ex-Pre
dent johnson Going to Washing
ton--Frost in the wes,--The Ken
lucky Ku kiuN--Death of IA Navy
eHicer--Great Walking Feat In
ST Louis---Dastardly Outrage in
st. Louis.
PTTTsBUEG, September II.
Saturday evening there were no less
than five fatal accidents on the Penna
Railroad, within 80 miles of East Pitts
bhrg. Three of the accidents occurred
within the city limits.
ST, LOUIS, September IA.
A large Touring mill and six or eight
dwelling-houses in East st. Louis are
now burning, but at this hour (midnight)
no particulars can be obtained.
FoRT WAYNE, Ind, September II.
Sam. P. Freeman, City Clerk, suicided
to-day. Domestic troubles the cause.
MEMPHIS, Sept. IA.
There was considerable excitement
here to-day in consequence of an ad-
dress published this morning by the
Board of Health in regard to the prevail
enee of yellow fever, and great many
left the city. Several new cases are re-
ported in the southern part of the city
this afternoon. Total number of inter
ments reported to the Board to-day, ii,
II of whom died from yellow fever. The
weather last night and tonight is unusu-
ally cool, and it is hoped an early frost
will soon stop the progress of the dis
ease.
LEXINGTON, Ky, Sept. II.
A fire occurred here to-day, totally de-
stroying the old Broadway Hotel, except
a portion rebuilt for the Post-oflice and
that part intended for the Daily Press.
Total loss $4,000; insured for $4,000.
CHICAGO, Sept. IA.
The remains of General Edwin S. Nc
Cook, of Dakota Territory, assassinated
at Yorktown on Friday last, passed
through here to-day en- route to Cincin-
natl, where they will be inferred. Gov
ernor Z. A. McCook, of Colorado, ar
rived here this morning en- route to
Washington. He first learned of his
cousins death yesterday
ALBANY, Sept. 10.
A misplaced switch threw the evening
train from Saratoga, while entering this
city, from the track, and the engine ten
der and baggage car went down the bank
into Patroon's Creek. A fireman was
killed, and the engineer, baggage master
and another employee were injured.
New YORK, Sept. 10.
At meeting Of the Wilson COMMITTEES