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The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-10-16

An old citizen OF San Antonio, now Fesid-
ing in Jamaica, writes to one Of his friends
here, as follows: ~.
JAMAICA, September Is, 1873.
had so little news to give you that de-
layed long time before writing. ! am still
living at the same place and in the same
manner-guiet. free and tolerably happy,
though in humble circumstances. Ihave on
ms place water, hre-wOod, vegetables and
fruits, SO that I am under no expense on
these various accounts. had even s'man-
goes. which Is fruit Of the country, so
plentifully this year that sent donkey
had 20 town every other day, and was ena-
-bled 10 make little money by il. BY last
crop. of coffee was rather short, If can call
it i crop, what is gathered in small gar
den like mine. Il sold, however, at a good
price. and it seems that the price is steadily
rising every year.
As matter Of curiosity paid a visit, in
March last, TO our highest mountains, lit
tie more than 1000 feet above the level Of
the sea. I went on horseback as far as pos
siblc. and then walked 10 the top, which Is
covered with magnificent woods Of large
tropical trccs. Il IS entirely different from
the forests of Europe and the tinlbers 81
Texas. The fern trees. that grow 20 twenty
or thirty feet. arc particularly curious.
had. however. good deal of trouble 10
rcach the spot, Is there are several rivers "a
onoss. that come down the rapid slope Of
the mountains, aud often carry avay man
and beast. A young colOred man, who was
With me. fell with his horse, IN crossingong
81 thcm, but was fortunately thrown over !
rock. where he was able % catch himself.
j am under new obligations 70 you for ths
sending Of Texas aud other papers They
arc always welcome.
In Cuba The Sit1ation = this; The Span.
iaris hold the fortified sespoEts, and held
tlem coed. bnt alo unable 70 advances en-
sten into the intersor Tho Cueaus en-
holding the inland country, brt are power
kes IS take fho scaports. Ihet has beer
fhe situation for about three years. and boii
ttfsies ase now satisfied % watch each other
hont any prospect Ter change -
mans. my lriend, yours faithfully,
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-10-16

CorroS Is coming in town rapidly We noticed a
large number Of wagons on the street yesterday.
heavily loaded with this valuable product Several OF
our merchants have gone INTO The cotton buying blsi
ness extensively Yesterday the walks adioinlRg Mr.
r. IL. Smiths store. ON Pecan street, werc covered
with upwards OF forty bales Of cotton, well packedand
superior in quality. The shipments Of cotton by rail
from our city Is increasing at rapid rate.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-10-16

AaENrLxaAN, just returned from the North, Where
he had been witnessing the scramble among the depos
itors for their money concluded he had better make
run on one Of city banks for couple q housand
he had in IT, To his snrrise rs most evidently
ced. his money was readily paid over the counter tho
gentleman showing disappointment al the result. He
supposed our bankers hero would dssife to put ON
Northern airs. but they arc too sharp for that's
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lnstltlrloas who would withhold ffom them
mat Know ledgc they arc entitled q have.
Mith icw words upon another nstier.
Will bring this speech. already too LONG. 70
alciose. ar. Morton, at Dayton. referred to
the frauds Of Tweed and his associates ia
city OF New York, and said that not one
had been punished for those frauds. il bo
llexe that IS true, and 4 great shame il Il.
IN my Judgment that i Is true. Bat what
are the factsi The frauds Of Tweed and
his associates were feEreted ont and expoeed
by two Of the most distinguished Demo
Gratis in the State Of New YOrk--Samuel ].
Tilden, Chairman of the Democratic State
Central Committee, and Charles 0'Conor.
the distinguished lawyer and lifelong Dem
ocrat The result was that, holding the
Democratic party of New York responsible
the Republicans last year obtained posses
sion Of the city government, and, II am
not misinformed, every judge in the city Of
New York and every district or prosecuting
attorney for nearly ten months past has been
a Republican. The Attomey General of the
State is also a Republican, and the RepObli-
cans have majority in both branches Of the
Legislature. Under these circumstances 4,
in turn, demand why have not Tweed and
MS associates kbeen punished Let Senator
Morton ask, the Republican Attorney Gen
eral of New York and the Republican dis
trict attorneys why il is that Tweed is at
large And until they can give some good
and satisfactory reason the condemnation
must fall upon them.
Thanking you, fellow-citizens, for your
patient attention, I now giyeway 60 the dis
ungulshed gentleman who Is TO follow me.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-10-16

WE cali attention 70 the annGlhseiheut,of NJ IT, I
Long for reelection to the Office or City Marshal We
presume he wiz be elected without opposition. No
better selection can be made
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-10-16

YESTERDAY being Saturday, the merchants on the
Avenue and Pecan street did lively business nos.
withsanding the prevalence q the dengue throughout
the county and the fact that the farmers all basS
picking cotton. ss 80 - sIfas5 81. algal ~.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-10-16

REGEsTER, register register democrats for the city
election, and ali Other eeeiion Only alfe over eco
voters registered Tor the city election. and great
many more than half of these are neaFoeE
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-10-16

We understand that the second story Of the large
stone building nov being erected by Mr. Alfred Smith
just back Of Raymond whitIs Is to be completed as
Publlc hall, suitable for theatre, balls etc such
place, and wenow no better location for such build
ing than Ihe oneIn question. l w.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-10-16

We arc informed by BIZ Lee, manager Of tic iele
graph oee ut this place that trains between Austin
and Houston are not 70 be abandoned as reported but
viii continue TO run as usual. Trains on the main
line ofthe Central are running no farther mort than
Ifearuo ~ NJ. ..a.
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PARTY who has lately heeR- through the farming
districts north Of this gives the information that the
farmers arc yery much behind in picking cotton The
fields are Eife, and the product Il wasting IN plaee
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-10-16

PROP. THos. BAKER, another old and reliable cili-
zen, has passed away lie died on Monday. October
-. Prof Baker has for many years filed the respon
sIbe position Of teacher Of the blind IN this place.
and universally kind and attentive to the pupils Of
the Blind Institution. The good man will be missed
by many friends for Q long dino to come. - -.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-10-16

GENERALLY lively business was done throughout
all parts Of the sIty yeaterday a fge amount OF
cotton was brought into the place, end much Of Il
changed hands ~ I,
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-10-16

YESTERDAY We found an our merchants still busy
receiving aud unpacking goods The clothing and
dry goods merchants getting in the latest styles
and their stores are an the time crowded with eager
purchasers.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-10-16

THERE have been more mosquitoes in Austin this
season than foral time before Tho useo Of bars here
before the past summer not known. This IS one
Of the modern improvements which we hope viii be-
come less modern
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-10-16

ARE there any city voters who have not rcgisioroas
The registTaten eOsesin n7yery feyF moec dsyR md
we earnestly hopenOt.one ybterwlfbe lefe VINO has
not done this, his Ora duty.s51 -iae5.odW -
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-10-16

The story Of the degradation Of the
North Carolina Universityis thus pungently
told in paragraph from the Hillsboro Re
oorder: Some Of the young ladies called on
Mr.. Pool, to obtain his permission to use
the chapel for the Sabbath School ceiebra.
ton Mr.. p. replied that he had no objec-
ton, provided that the chapel was restored
IN as good order as when permission was
granted. One of the young ladies replied
that on examination Of the chapel they
found 1t filled with cows. she supposed
It would be an easy matter to drive them
back into the building when the exercises
were Over ~
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-10-16

TE planning mills are busy. Every day large num-
bers Of wagons are seen standing in front Of both
Ahlletts and Loomis & Christians's establishments
piug on quantities Of dressed lumber and finishing
for buildings in tho country. ~
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-10-16

FOR MAYOR or CITY OF AUSTIN.
We are authorised 10 uEuOunco LRAlDER BROWN
as candidate for Mayor Of the city Of AUsfln nt thu
approaching election In November for city officers,
We arc authorized TO announce T. ii WHEELER
candidate for Mayor the approachine election
in November for city onicerl.
p. DE CoRDOYA is candidate for the Afayoralig
OF the city of Austin az the election ~ November,
subject 90 the action OF City Democratic Conten.
ton.
FOR CITY MARSHAL.
N, N. LONG authorizes us 70 announce him as
candidate for reelection 20 the once Of Ciy Marshal
FOR CITY TREASURER.
We are authorised TO announce Mr.. J. W. HOWARD
Candidate Tor reelection to the ONCE On City Ifuas
vember. fft
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-10-16

EVERYBODY and everything down about the freight
depot is as lively as fat "a . hot skillef, g.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-10-16

How Is it about ths street rnnninQ from the Avenue
TO the Journal ON CITY faihers, do aesd to Il be-
fore the Journal people are lost
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-10-16

ONE Of the most powerful disinfectan,s is fresh
parched coffee. Let our people recolleet this simple
remedy for y3tiatodair about sick rooms. - 8 =
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Local Matters. .

rr-Frer = ~ a srFr q = ~
We give notice tothe public and OR friends and
patrons that Mr. W l. Barker Is the General Agent for
the DExocRATIc STATESMAN
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Mr.. ri. LAwLEss, general railroad ticket agent at
the Raymond House. sends us word that he has re-
eeyed instructions to sell through tickets allpoints,
The Central Railroad Is open to all points,
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-10-16

YrsTroRs from Galveston ana Eoastoh now visiting
Our city pronouneeit The liveliestpInce iu Texas
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ATTENTION l. called 70 advertisement OF q lady who
desires location Of goyerness or hoasekeeper
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THE schqps IHfhiSeliy Re atWSn AMENDED ana gi-
ting on finely Among our teachers. TOO ne soe Or
the very best in the Unitsd srdfea.. ~.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-10-16

TIE denguo Is gradually diminishing, wenring out
for the want Of subjects, About even BODY has had Il
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-10-16

MUoH cotton Is coming into the city. Mr.. Bnezger-
hoa was buying largely yesterday. q ~ 1855.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-10-16

J. II. Davenport, OF Bolton, having been
nominated for Senate in the seventeenth
district, has resigned editorial control Of
the Bolton J0araak
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-10-16

Mn J. o. JOINS, chief clerk Of the freight depart
mcnt Of the Houston and Texas CShtral Railroad.
kindly furnished US the following statement Of the re
ecipss and shipments Of freight rom the depot for
the week ending October II. lSsE
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-10-16

wHAr are the Democrats Of Austin going to do in
thecty electionY Do they intend to let it on and
the nominations take care of themselves? We want
Democratic candidates for city Offices and we hope it
viii at once be resorted to. 1t is well understood
that the Radicals have already made secret nOmina-
tons aud that they viii be warmly supported Shall
they be permitted to concentrate their force and we
scatter ours. The why Democrats are not reg
serng for the city election is that they are led to be-
leye their party with put regular candidates in the
field so,a. Hai
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-10-16

cAHnLE DAtros Is playing IN one q the leading he
aires Of Chicago.
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J. LARMouR, Architect and Superintendent Of State
Agricultural College building at Bryan came up to
Austin Thursday Hercports the foundation laid and
appropriation viii fDish the wals ready for roofing
BY the time this Is done the next Legislature win be in
session, aud further appropriation doubqers viii be
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-10-16

MITCHELL 8 MCKINNEY EKEP CotsIA 1fII.Y
W me assortment u ciearf, smoking 1nlI call0z
tobacco annl. plicg, etc. ConEce9 A4e1e, an1I 90
DIN HOEHEI MAKES Al SPECIALITY 81
ID cigar. aieo keeps fne smoking or4 cLle|n4 -
door 70 Bois q. tlcHiEeet
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ACongreus AycIiue, corner ccdarsifeet Thi4 hDg4t
has ane south view and ventilation, and = neHiY fsr
nisiaed.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-10-16

ONE thing that we miss upon the streets this season
the apple wagons from Arkansas and upper TeSas
The completion Of the railroad through from Mis-
souri, has done away with this old fashioned trade.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-10-16

WASHINGTON, October S.4The Secretary
Of the Treasury, Assistant Secretary at New
York, and McCulloch, partner Of jay
Cooke & Co, are in New York
To-day Major Carney AleKeever was as
signed, as adiutant general, to the Depart
rnent of the South; Major Taylor to the De-
partment of Texas.
WASHINGTON, October 10.-Mobley, Fed
oral sttornoy Of Florida, has resigned.
w AsHrN0roN. October "A The Star says
a private dispatch by cable sfys that Thomas
Scott has succeeded in negotiating forty
four million Of dollars Of first mortgage
bonds Of the Texas and Pacific Railroad.
The fnancial arrangement by which this
result was reached were perfected during
the height Of the panic
WAsITSerOS, October 1.-THE Presi-
dent mas proclaimed the twenty-sesenth Of
November for Thanksgivi
WAsHrS6roN. October 14--Barr, the
agent of the associated press Ut Washing-
ton, thinks that the Democrats have
swept Pennsylvania.
WAsmNsToN, Octoler i4.-e50. 0o0 was
received at the Assay 0ficc to-day; totai
receipts since panic E997, 900.
WAsfuN6Eoc, Octobcr l4---4he fresl-
deat received the delegates % the kvangel-
ic1l Alliance to-day. n response - the aei-
dress. Rev. DR.. Tidany said 1T Affords nle
very great pleasure 70 welcome this Ain
snce to the capital Of this great nation. which
I feel is the froest q nations % work out the
f1oblcm of ycrir mission
The Bcr He1rg ward Bctc1et 1elug
called on. said Il have also the proioondc4l
respect for the President 81 the United
stats Also. he Is elnost che cnly na1
who thinks q deal and can hold his peace.
( 1Iaiie ProcheI. 81 IlaIf.
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WV oranges and lemons arc beginning to make
thsiSsppesFaneea in quantities. a,k % aasls (
starrpn before it IS too late. 3 {. 'ileisoi a''i
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TONS job work etc. and receipt Tor ssIne. -,
CkRDwEII. & WALKEIs.
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JEWELERs.

A DOLpH Balm, CONGRESS- AVENUE NEXT
"a door 10 sampson a Htndcks Has % hand
Inc stock " dlnmonda watches, clocks ETC. Nattl1f
and iewelIy repaired at shortest notice. anal
u &. wEILs-DEALs ~ ALL KINDS o.
ID sWaiches clocks eliyerWnrcs 1nc entiiefretc Con
grcss Avenue, oppoaiic Ascnnc Hotel,
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FnRNITrRE nEAI.ERa-

NJ D. MATHER-DEALEH III ALI KINDS ~
VI furniture. andaen Tor singer selIn machine
Corner Congress Avenue and ASS street.
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SEREHApEs--The STATESMAN was mplimehted last
night by a delightful serenade from MessmeTs Band,
for which our thanks arc duly rendered There Is
nothing more cheering during the hours Chat others
taking their rest than attention from those who
look for the latest news in the morning paper. The
music Of this band was excellent and we trust 10 hear
rore az H. t3 NJ
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. SSs.FrP IgpP9y g arg fFa'g a'yaPP'iPf upon
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Nm EpMuND n RYAN Of the n Paso SsHsiae, To-,
eether with his lady, reached THIS place Monday,
and are stopping Al the City Hotel Mr.. Ryan came
through direct from Fl Paso, and reports everything
all right along the line. we are happy to welcome any
one from the Saths incur midst It isdoing staunch
work for the cause OF Democracy in that far of
Of nnr Sinie. ~
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Tar amount Of cotton received yesterday was very
large. During the entire day q stream OF wagons
loaded with the staple were pouring into the city
QtAn and plovcs shooting in the bnts h and on the
.p5niues is said to be excellent, 80.
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GUNsEnTHs.

II II. wELIs-DRALER IN. GUNS. PISTOLS
q sand sporting goods; firearms repaired ConffcEs
Avenue under Avenue Hotel
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PRODUCE DEALERS.
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.

NJ A. MILTON BUYS COTTON, WOOL. HIDES
~ speltries, beesWax aud live stock sells salt al small
profits. Pecan street, near Iron Bridge.
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GRocERs

II B. GILDART-DEALER IN GROCERIES AND
81 sfeed wholesale and retail Highest prices pald FOR
cotton, wool and hides Pecan street. near lhe IFoh
Bridge.
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8IATAMoRos, October Information
from Saltillo indicates that the general gov
eminent will not use military force at pres
ent to suppress the differences between the
Congress Of the State of CoahuiIa and the
recently deposed governor
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TuE habit INDUCED in by the negroes, of meeting at
their churches and sitting up sometimes during al
most the entire night shouting, grooming and scream
ing under the influence Of what they may choose to
term the promptings Of Christianity, is a serious
source of annoyance TO parties living in the neghbor
hood OF their churches. It is nuisance quite as I'M
pleasant as being thrown in close proximity to band
OF drunken carousers. and should be dealt with by
peace officers in the style the latter sRch af
fairs not only disturb the peace, but disgrace to
civil zation and enlightened communities.
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RETAIL DRY GOODS DEALERs.
4 W wAYaTAN-DEALER N DRY GOODS
81 scoibing. boots ana shoes hate notions &c. Cen
gross Afenne. between Pecan and bola d'Afr Streets
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81 PINK a Coy-BOoEf, BThIIoEE ~
81 news md Yafietes- 111ecfir.. ol4 laIea lpf 0I
toea ~ az ALAG 81 stationery - book he - IoNfH
nritol Cofrfeas ArtEEf, olII1fIi1 taurFon 3 IIrr-
W b RICHARDS DEALER u books
w . ltA4 I-IlI IAN@a1AN+'. 49, ~ -. HI|IIN
ordnrt b. mail Ef0rII|F nfiClofN "a C1rtss
AFenas, betrer1 il1seI5 nat ~ .ireei5.
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THE ulenbors Of Capitol Lodge I.1o. o. +. Of this
place raised fty dollars ontho ninth day Of chs month
to send 70 the Memphis sufferers. We are sorry to
state that the Western, Union Telegraph Company
charged s. 10 for forwarding the order for this amount
nearly fifteen per cent OF the amount AT the same
rate elsewhere the profits for giving relief to these
afflicted people win make very handsome income to
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DRUGGISTS

DIX Il. THO1PsoN-DEAI.ER u DRUGS
1JmedlcincE paints oils perfumes &c. fGIc, Uhoil.
sale and retaii prescription store Conrtce Afenae
under Avenue Hotel.
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CLoTHIERs

tLOlnlEho.
Y MOSEs-DEAIlEn ~ READY MADE CLOTH.
II slng boots and shoes hats and rentifnfns frf.
nlsblng g0ois Congress Avenue, befueen feean al1
lsois 2 Arc atreeia.
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CANE OF base ball was played Saturday the elev
enth lnst the vacant square at the Of the Capt.
toll between the Olynples andsT. NJ, + Clubs. which
resulted In fayoro of the Olympics by majority Of
tales This was the first OF series Of three games
to be played for The championship. The second game
Is to be played on the same grounds, above entiohe
and to make The game lively and interesting the
successful club win win magnificent bat and SPLEEN
did hall
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.
NEW YORK, 0ctOl 9.-The sixtl,5.,ns
nual meeting of the ailroad Conductors
Life Insurance Assodion reports fifty-
seven deaths during thear.
3 Delsoe Suyer. Of Jer civ one of The
wealthiest capitalists iSSew Jersey. has
been adjudged q banlIt He.was Vice
President Of the New ~ and Osveoo.
and, Maryland Railroad S,nsnies Ms
liabilities are said to reacls O00 0o0.
Tho colored Republican ~ vent;on = Il,
session. During the day " resolved 10
keep up their organization d;nct instead
OF merging with white Rep1cans While
endorsing the action of Il RenpI,I;ssn
party. the colOred Republicans sIesl ,-eso,-
buttons declaring Themselves ~ snv
time to adopt their own policy. yecar,l -
any action or proposed action o,,e RenuI,s
lican party
NEW YORK, October "a seral CON
vention Of the Catholic Total -t;ncnre
Union was held to day, and pass 4 resr-
luton sympathizing with the lher- a.
Rome in the many Affections which lst.Iv
experiencsd. Also resolution conn-;rSs-
the action Of Germany and Italy in s,,,.
pulsion Of the Jesuits and other rrions
orders.
The secretary's report shows the "a, IN
a ilattcring condition.
NEW YoRK. October 9.-Thcrc i,ot
much doubt but a secret expcditiorr
culia has sailed ont Of this city OF Wei
within three days, bat nothing deGnitl
knuwn.
NV YoRk. October 1.-THE cnst0l
receipts are sS93. 600
NEw ToEK, October I4---GeoFgs Eran
Train has returned