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those Of pistols. and almost as dangerous.
When champagne bottle bursts in Il
workman's hand-;ls it very often docs
it frequently deprives him Of his eyesight
1t i a hazardous thing to shake champagne
bottles, Or even to touch it, and rYaent
people have their corks drawn by the
waiter.
Clicquot sell, no magnums y cham
payne, only pint and quart BOTTLES; but
there is a rose-colored champagne OF this
brand. quite as good as the White. much
prettier and very little knowfin the mar
q<et. 1t is merely stained vi h old Bouzy
Nine in the proportion Of onk part to TWEEN
tx There is no still champagne of the
CNequot brand
proA- unusually good II is kept to mix
with She wine grown II following year,
to keep up an average DUALITY The best
champagne remains Iout six months in
the wood before botI ing.
1t takes two full Hours by the clock 70
visit WidoN Clicqfdts wine-cellars, and
S rap SSS G %he ne he s is wor1hped
tirn@ ' IN his kor from sa' tho!e s' bursting
bottles are NOR costly than the broadsides
Of line-ot-battf Ships
wIpo& lSNNEEr's CAVE.
There is a. p and her sort of champagne
wine cellar (which is constructed out OF
some anciif fl chalk fits which We're acct
dentaIly discovered nSar Rheims not long
ago lhf best Of them belong to Widow
Pomme1 vigorous:srinded old lady,
who If built herself y queer looking
castle n a hill, without akree near it. A
flight # 10 broad stone steps leads down
TO thsSc chalk pits, where 800, 900 bottles
of fampa@ne are stacked away. They
-eeH like the cavems of mighty genii,
WEb dwell midst darkness and wierd revels.
Ere the bottles, like tipsy people, make
nlost row at night, and a regular Jat dc .joie
rs heard from there during the small hours.
Large a, is the quantity of champagne
kept in stock, not more than $4,000. 900
bottles are exported yearly, and certainly
not enough true Clicquot is sold to provide
for the cOnSUmOtiOn of Russia alone
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MIsCEGENATIoN. lntermarria@es be
tween whites and blacks are now valid in
New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts,,
Connecticut, New York, New Jersey,
Pennsylvania, the District of Columbia,
South Carolina, Florida, Alabama. MiSsis-
sippi, Louisiana, Texas, Arkansas, Wis
consin, Minnesota, Iowa, and Kansas. On
the other hand Maine, Michigan, and III
inois report though they have laws against
such intermarriages they are practically Il
dead letter, and that whites aysFhlack~
frequently marry each other. ~ couple
from Springfield, consisting III Il young
man and Il colored woman gil enough to
be his mother, lately presented themselves
before clergyman in OF ofthe suburban
towns and requested tgSbe united in the
holy bonds of mattipHny The job was
not to the minister JFaste and he refused
to perform the sfre mony, especially 4.
after conversing1Mith, the young man in
private he foupd him much averse to tn"
match, though he declared the woman
had hold on him and Ne had got to sub
nit That this was true, the lady of color
proved by taking her unwilling cavalier to
some one else who proved more complai-
SAINT.
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FOREIGN NOTES.

A great fire occurred at Valparaiso in tho
latter part of July in the Gale del CaOO. The enre
damage is calculated az $5OO,Oo
The steamer Virginius is still at Kingston,
Jam but il evidently preparing tor another nip 10
Cuba The Atlas from NewYork has, t Is said. brought
her a new captain.
By decree of the Emperor of Germany the
names OF distinguished Generals OF the German army
have been bestowed forts at StrassburR, Metz and
other places in the territory acquired from France
The United States steamship Benicia, while
Nera the President OF Panama and Cen Garcia Grana
dos, eKPresldent OF Guatemald WIN theH respective
suites
The Provincial Governor of Schle swig
Holstein Baron scheel Plessen, while presiding st
public banquet at ChrlstlaBsfed, IN Schesvig, took
occasion in speech TO refer to the current rumors Of
Dano-Cermsn NEGOTIATIONS supposed be progress
respecting the retoeesson OF the northern part OF the
province accordance with the Treaty of Prague The
Governor pointcdly and emphaticaly observed, AMID
applause, that Chystiansield would never again De
Danish.
In addition to the rails ing of the Stars and
Stripes lofty summit OF Mount Meigs, Peru the
Council Lima determined 10 celebrate the 18th OF Jny
the sad anniversary Of Peruvian Independence, by
civic procession in which the States OF free America
should be represented by their respective sons The
ags OF Cuba. Of the Argentine Republic. Columbia.
Ecuador Bolivia Peru, Chill. and the State Of Central
America figured IN the pageant not forgetting the nag
OF the American Union which was borne by the most
distinguished Americans IN Lima
New-York tribune., 1873-09-04
GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS
THE PHILADELPHIA DEMOCRATIC COUNTY
NOMINEES.

THE PHILADELPHIA DEMOCRATIC COUNTY
NOMINEES.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. SIN the Democratic
Convention, to-day, the following nominations were
made for county officers: Sheriff. Benjamin +. Holt;
City Treasurer VIM ]. Mead; Register of Wills, John
Cadwalader, jr; Clerk of the Orphans Court, Andrew
Sterling; City Commissioner, Joseph Hinike.
THE TEXAS DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
AUSTIN, Sept. 3.-The Democratic State Con.
yenton met in Republican Hall this morning. and was
called to order by Col c. NJ. winkler OF Corscana. NJ
d. K Taylor OF Jefferson elected temporary Chair
man. and W. B. sayres of Bastrop. temporary Secre-
tary. The entire day was occupied III ORGANIZING
and appointing Committees, and the Conven'
ton then adjourned until a. IN. tomorrow The con-
test for the GOvernorshp Will be lively. Judge John
Ireland OF seguin, Judge Richard Cooke OF Waco. and
Col C. NJ Wiuker OF COrsicana are the most prominent
candidates before the Convention Judge Ireland rep
resepts the Anti-Railroad Subsidy party The
others are conservative in their views. since
the unqualified withdrawal OF j. w. Throekmorton
the railroad interests have not brought forward anyone
represent them Ii feared however that they wl
do 30 at the proper time and create confusion 10 the ION
vention Both parties are canyassing tonight 1he
delegates who have arrived during the day from tne
td nntSent Of success The onnosition To rail
road subsidies Is very strong and bitter aud II railroad
man receives the nomination there will be bolt.
SAN FRANCISCO ELECTION.
SAN Francisco, Sept. 3-The election passed
on quietly III h
voters IL is impossible 10 get any returns tonight
II believed that the AntMonopoy ticket carried the
election by good majority John Gallagher and ]. C..
Jaynes, known Johnny stiekin, quarreled at the
Third Ward polls tonight ON political matters Jsynes
shot Gallagher, nicting a wound which caused death
in few minutes. Jsynes is still at large.
THE REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE ELECTED IN NEW
MEXICO.
SALT LAKE, Sept. 3.-The returns so far as
received from Santa Fe N. NJ indicate the election OF
the Hon. stephen B. Elkns the Republican candidate
for Delegate TO Congress, by probably 1900 majority
over Padre Galegas, the late Democratic Delegate.
Santa Fe County, which Democratic years ago,
has gone Republican by more than 800 majority.
REPUBLICAN SUCCESS IN WYOMING.
SALT LAKE, Sept. 3.-The elections yesterday
In Laramie County Wyoming Territory for members Of
the lie gslature, passed of quietly. The whole Repubh
ticket elected with the exception of member
OF the Lower House.
New-York tribune., 1873-09-04

and the advancement Of intrgues notoousy Iet IN
this is hostile TO the freedom snu and
OF elections, an insult 70 the popular
merits the indignant reprobation OF the peopie J'"O
Resoiped That we invite the cooperation and welcome
TO full fellowship in political action Of all patro., GU
vho agree with US IN these principles ue "a the
government OF the State and nation. ,,,,c
Resolved, That the time has arrived for ~
the hours OF labor In manufacturing estaDIsn nd
ten hours for day GO hours for women anu
children and that this Convention pledges itse 20
port such legislation as VIII secure tue eha''"'
Resoired That present candidate for GOV. th
ernor william CASTOR Of Boston and we call upon ue
people Of Massachusetts, 10 support him at the pos az
citizen whose unspotthd private We and wnoss harge
his duties with credit himself and with the enre Ap
probation of the Commonwealth. q, ,ho
Resolved, That commend % the sufraaes VI ~ my
people of Massachusetts, our candidates for
Governor, Secretary Of the Comm0nwealth, neaSus t
whose excellent charaaers and eminent so'.s,v h
conspicuonsy 1T them for the ofces Tor which We
nominated them. -,
Mr. Fitzgerald of Boston strenuously opposed the
salary resolution Fifty Democrats in Congress
had voted fa it, and the resolution said they were
seduced into il; il was simply outrageous, II they
wanted to condemn the whole thing but protested
against such "bosh as saying that they were Sc
duced That is the language of the Ohio PLATFORM ana
of the Maine platform, but he hoped it would never
be the language of the Massachusetts, platform Are
we going to set forth that the representatives oil 'he
Democratic party in Congress were pack ot ioois'
and were seduced by the cunning and anil
ity of the Republican partyi l say that
that resolution should condemn the President Oh
the United States and the members of the Demo
cratic party who misrepresented it on the noor OF
Congress. If we are going to do anything, let us
clear our skirts altogether not attempt to painaH
that which is criminal in those 80 members
of Congress. l cannot but protest as
Democrat, as a member of this Convention
against having it set forth that they seduced
they were willing to be seduced they went INTO IL
with eyes wide open and voted for 1t. must pro-
test against the wording of that resolution Let us
not shield the Democratic members OF Congress
who are more guilty in my eyes than those Repub-
lcans who voted for it.
Mr. Aspinwall replied that the Committee mad
made it stronger than the Ohio platform, and would
willingly accept any amendment which should con-
demn any more strongly the Democrats who shared
in the plunder
Mr. Fitzgerald then moved the adoption OF the
following:
Resolved That the time has arrived 20 regulate
the hours of labor of manufacturing establishments 70
10 hours day co hours week for women ana chll-
ren and that this Convention pledges itself TO support
such legislation will secure the Enactment OF sucn
law. -, -,
This was adopted after a short debate. The other
resolutions were adopted, the customary votes OF
thanks passed. and the Convention adjourned
New-York tribune., 1873-09-04
MEETING Of THE STATE LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE
ON TRANSFORMATION.

SARATOGA, Sept. 3.-The Legislative Joint
Committee Routes and Transportation met here to-
day There we're present Messrs Lewis Baker, and d..
p Wood Of the Senate Committee and Messrs. Prince,
Bstcheller Alberger Weed, Fort and c. G. Cornell Of
the Assembly. Mr.. Lewis was made Chairman of the
Committee and Mr.. l.. Bradford Prince, Secretary.
resolution was adopted Inviting the United States
Senate Committee visit the three routes Of ranspora
tion w.. the Champlaln, Erie, and 0swego Canals,
and recommending that the Committee proceed way
of Lake ,Cbsmplan 10 Oswego and thence 10 Buffalo.
The Committee adjourned 70 meet IN New-YOrk on
Friday Sept a. to hold consultation with the Con-
oressona Committee at that place and time Telegrams
were received from Messrs Opdyke and Hustled the
Committee in regard 20 their inability attend tue
meeting
New-York tribune., 1873-09-04
CENTRAL AMERICA,

A MISSION FROM GUATEMALA 10 THE UNITED
srATEs-CAPTURE OF REVOLUTIONARY CHIEFs-
THE FIIIBUsTERING EXPEDITION AGAINST HON
DURAs PROTECTED BY THE UNITED STATES
FLAG.
PANAMA, Aug. 24.-Captain General Garcia
Granados formerly Provisional President OF the Repub-
lie Of Guatemala is as present this city, his way 10
the United States, charged with an important missoa
from the government OF Gen. BarriOs IN the former
country Gen. Garcia GranadOs, it will be remembered
began the revolution which upset the clerical supremacy
in Guatemala and liberaized the Institutions oi the
country. The General is accompanied by his secretary
aid-de-camp. Up 10 the 9Th instant the news from
this republic continues TO be highly satisfactory. The
revolution carried so long by chief called Neisar
aided by PalacOs and Others, against the liberal gov
Of Guatemala has at last been brought 10 an
end by the active energetic Of the present
constitutional President Gen Barrios Melgar Baehito
and other ehiers have all been captured, and will
doubtless be shot as no other remedy efectua
enough to prevent a repetition Of attempts after tue
first ones had been again and again pursued Tie
CAPTURE rebels had such good effect on the
tranquility OF the country that great reduction has
BarrOs has proved 10 all the dscontened thal ne has
always at his command force sufficient TO q1eii any
revolutionary party that dares To snow lCsei
The hlibusterng party under Palacos which erected
landing the of Honduras aud tired Ia roNou-
tionze Central America in the interests OF the clerical
party, have had 10 reembark on board the American
steamer Gen. sherman. but the steamer CONTINUES 10
hover off the coasts Of Honduras and Guatemala These
countries thus kept IN continual state OF alafm
and people naturally feel indignant that the nlted
States Government does not take some means to pts-
it, ag oeing thus used TO protect hostile nleniH
upon its republican nelghbOrs. with when otherwise
their relations entirely OF friendly nature more
especially as OF thc Central American States have
any naval force like SPAIN defend their coasts The
people 10 is unworthy OF great nation IKE lno
United States and the leading power on Tue American
New-York tribune., 1873-09-04
THE MASSACHUSETTS TEMPERANCE ALL
ANCR,

NO ACTION TAKEN on THE RIVAL REPUBLICAN CAN
DIDATEs-A TEMPERANCE TICKET SUGGESTED
BosToN, Sept. 3.-At a meeting of the Mas
sachusetts Temperance Alliance, to-day, Mr.. Galley
member of the Campaign Committee and warm But
Ter man. reported that the Committee was not yet ready
TO make any extended report He said they bad not yet
committed themselves either in favor Of Butler or wash
burn and had concluded make every effort TO elect
true Temperance man, the question OF specifying who
should or should not be Governor being entirely
dropped The motion TO adopt Mr. Calley's report met
with considerable opposition, but after short dlschs
sion it was adopted. Judge PItmsn made report upon
tbe LAST National Temperance Convention He review ed
the proceedings body and stated that not
as successful might have been wished, owing TO a
of attendance
New-York tribune., 1873-09-04
POLITICAL AND NATURAL COMMOrloNs IN
PERU.


A REVOLT IN THE DEPARTMENT OF AiACrcIo srP'
PREssED-LAND-sLIDE on THE oIolA RAILROAD.
PANAMA, Aug A.-The latest news from
Lima the 14th inst, aud relates chiefly to an ~
tempted disturbance excited by Commander bedoyS
in the Department OF AyacucbO. He had induced
number OF Indians to take part with him The Cenira
Governments at Lima at took active measures o.
suppress this attempt at revolt, and soon put
down. force OF 400 landed at lea and marched ~
the scene OF the disturbance. Seor Bedoya sooner
heard OF their approach than he fed into the mOlnns
He managed to get hold Of about 10000 sOl,s wGich be
divided among his followers preliminary measBre ~
case OF defeat The officers in pursuit gwen
TO understand that they need not DC ovegaDX.Uus u
take prisoners.
fight took place the Lima and Oroya Railroad h"
tween the Chiau and Peruvian laborers IN whch man
of the latter were killed. The authorities. instead Of
trying the case and administering justice, sent th,
Chilian mscreants 10 their country-a proceeGng
which has excited widespread popular indignation.
The inhabitants OF the capital OF Peru have Just had
terrible fright The river Rmae IN it, upper cOprs'
between high mountains. An immense siide took
place from these hills and damned re rNeT ~
entirely with mass OF rocks, earth ana stones aDon
800 feet high. The fa1 OF earth took place at town
called Matucama, u miles away on the Oroya karOan
The spread CONSERVATION throughout Lima every
one fearing than when the mass OF detained wafer
should break through the usual bed OF the Rimac me
river would contain IL, and that the consequence
would be an nundation. The crisis expected about
the Tth inst IL is calculated that IOCOOc0 cubc Yards
OF earth displaced Three lives were 0st py the
dsasterthe watchman OF the railway died al his post
and two persons passing buried beneath the ass.
from the OF the catastrophe shows
that OF inunda0n have not been realized.
has the top OF the dam and Howe
steadily, and no danger Is now anticipated.
New-York tribune., 1873-09-04
S1ORM RdVAGES.

RELIEF SENT TO THE DISABLED GLOUCESTER risB
ERMEN.
GLOUCESTER, Sept. S.-The Government has
dispatched the revenue cutter woodbury. the Nova
scoan aud other points in that region o aid the
Gloucester fishermen disabled In the late disastrous
Storm and private persons have sent the steamer Com
merce on . similar errsnd. Tho number Of Gloucester
fishing vessels already reported disabled in the gale
20; OF this number six supposed 20 be totally osi
representing value. which there vss 0faoi
insurance. Twepty fyo others were stranded bdt are
represented 10 bo but slightly injured and VIII pfooso
he got or Five other vessels woro either dsmateu or
Lost time &C. cables, anchors, &c. moderate ettt
mate OF partial losses 20 Gloucester vessels oy tho
STORM including the of launching and repairs oss
this city g2O00 per vessel or total OF tc The
money loss Gloucester by the gale may DC cstimaed
Al $4,000 The OF life includes the crews VI tho
Scbooners Angie g. Priendtand C. Dane, and two men
from the Fanny X, SO persons In all.
New-York tribune., 1873-09-04
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

"A feet OF American fishing schooners. bound
home ou North Bsni arrived Tuesday evening at
HAlfAI.
About 20 bodies, supposed TO be those Of Amer
lean rnsn have been washed aors the north aide u Psc no
ward Island
The New-Jersey State Agricultural Society has
arranged for grand A of steam Of b t and .etond
the New which eommenees
sept IL. gold medal offered for the beet Of each sls
THE verdict of the coroners jury in the case OF
the victim o the street o.susy IN Richmond Va eebsu 70.
eom2snr for SLOWING violent boe he dnvep the raosd
irtc The people however indignant vita railroad company
Asd threaten 10 tear mp the rails
-. The Supreme Judicial Court Of Massachusetts,
has osde ta, James West eshed be ,iss'e from pses
eosdOb that be 'h0ep
the ,mabJer u seusuoe 81 AZ u tsnVer- ne
A found gGig e bat NE Coun os ihi ne o'o
fiOse Q ,bs psFyes ~ vi tslIT bpoBf Lls
New-York tribune., 1873-09-04
THE MEETING or cARvBU1LDERS At WEST
ALBANY.

ALBANY, Sept. 3.--At a meeting of car-build-
ers in West Albany to-day. paterns for oi-box aud
pan adopted 10 correspond with the standard;axe
adopted by the Convention held Boston last June.
During the meeting the Hon Henry r. Pierson addressed
the employees OF Central and Hudson River Railroad
informing them that the officers of The road ready
and anxious to adopt any valuable Improvement they
.,ig m
New-York tribune., 1873-09-04
THE PHILADELPHIA soRcUr CASE.

PHILADELPHIA, sept. 3.-The writ of habeas
eopus in The OF Deputy Coroner Gees, charged with
Illegally disposing Of the body Of Thomas Munee, was
returned in court to-day large number OF witnesses
examined The Court decided that The evidence
did tustab the charges preierred and discharged
bses
New-York tribune., 1873-09-04
THE CHOLERA PLAGUE.

DEATHS AT MILLERsBURG AND PARIS.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 3.-There were four fatal
Of cholera in Mlersburg yesterday, and two IN
Paris
EIGHT DEATHS IN CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, Sept. 3.-There were eight deaths
from cholera last week against FIVE the week before
New-York tribune., 1873-09-04
BUFFERS CHANCES.

Boston, Sept 3.-The Republicans of Charles
town. this evening in all the Wards elected Butler dele
gates, 10 in number
Quincy sends five anti Bntler delegates TO the state
Convention. 1t now stands: WashDurn. ISL Butler,
l7i; doubtful, a.
New-York tribune., 1873-09-04
SPECIAL PRIZES TO BE AWARDED AT
VIENNA

VIENNA Wednesday. Sept 3 1873.
1t is reported that special prizes are to be
gwen 10 several exhibitors who accidentally over
looked in the recent distribution Nearly all the visit
ors who came attend the Exposition have taken tbeir
departure from the city.
New-York tribune., 1873-09-04
LIE MAwAsET DIsAsTEF

The Acting Solicitor OF the Treasury, this alternOrn
sout 10 Judge Fisher, United States Attorney for the
District of Columbia the evidence aud report in the
wawaset investigation and instructed that officer to
institute the necessary suits against any and all persons
who have Incurred penalty forfeiture growing out
OF the navigation destruction of this vessel and for
enforcement Of which the United States be made
a party or Il interested The District Attorney is moi
strueted as 10 whether he snail institute criminal pro-
ceedings that matter being left TO his discretion ;
but his attention is called to the several acts Of Con-
gress the subject
New-York tribune., 1873-09-04
LONDON. Wednesday. Sept. ,

LONDON. Wednesday. sept. =. 1873
A specal dispatch to The Standard says the
Carists have carried of from Vera number Of women
who were chosen by ballot n the province oi Bscsy 10
make uniforms for the roy alist soldiers.
Tho wife OF Capt. Travers, the commander oi the
British steam yacht Deerhound the time 81 her cap
ture by Spanish frgate. has published card appeal
ing the public aid her in her efforts to secure the
release OF her husband as well the other prisoners.
MADRID. Wednesday, sept 8, 1873.
Gen. Hdalgo has resigned the captain Generaship Of
Madrid and Gen. Rguners has been appointed his sue
ccssor BY this change harmony has been restored IN
the Cabinet.
New-York tribune., 1873-09-04
EASHING TON.

SPECIAL COMMISSIONER BGUNOT's AGREEMENT WITH
The CROWS.
WAsHISGIoN, Wednesday, Sept. 3, 1873.
The s0ealled BrunOtCrow Treaty, to which name the
Western papers take much objection. is simply an
agreement into by the Commissioners appointed
under special act of Congress to obtain for the public
use portion Of the lands which had been but short
time before guaranteed to the Crow Indians by the
United States This agreement, which is of the same
nature as is usually made with individuals companies
IN cases sales 10 the Government requires ratification
by both senate and House OF Representatives. before
binding, while treaties acted by the
Senate alone. Consequently 10 is not affected by the act
fnrhddlnc fraaties with Indiana.
New-York tribune., 1873-09-04

The old Board of Directors Of the Louisville
short Line Railroad reelected yesterday. IN Lous
Vile.
New-York tribune., 1873-09-04
PRICE FOUR CENTS.
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
TIE REPUBLIC OF SPAIN.

THE REPUBLIC OF SPAIN.
WOMEN CARRIED OFF BY THE CARIIsTs-hN APrEh
FOR THE OFFICERS AND CREW OF THE DER
HOUND.
New-York tribune., 1873-09-04
MASSACHUSETTS, POLITICS.
1HIE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION AT woR-
CESTER.

TkE CONVENTION HARMONIOUS AND ENTHUSIASTIC
SPEECH BY THE HoN. JOHN n. TARB0X-THE
HON. WILLIAM GAsToN OF BOSTON NOMINATED
FOR GovERSoR-THE SALARY GRAB VIGOROUSLY
DKNoUNCED-THE PLATFORM.