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The Portland daily press., 1874-09-03
INTERNATIONAL STEAMSHIP co.
Windsor and Halifax.
SUMMER ARRANG EMENTS
THREE TRIPS PER WEEK!

aA On and after Monday June 18th,
>GTk IN the International Steamship Com
6Hl NKRA& pany's Steamers, City of Portland
lAAlbSSlSSSC Capt. S. HI. Pike, New York, Capt.
E. b. Winchester, and New Bruins
wick, will leave Railroad Wharf, foot
of State St., every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY, at P. M, for Eastport and st. john N. b.
Returning will leaye st. John and Eastport on the
same days.
Connections made at Eastport for st. Andrews,
Robbinston, Calais, Woodstock and Houton.
Connections made at St. John for Digby, Annapo-
Lis, Windsor Ksntville. Halifax, N S., Shediac Am
herst, Pictou, Summersde, Charottetown, and Fred
erickton,
R-Freipht received on days of sailing until 4
o'clock P. NJ.
ju12dtf A R. STUBBS, Agent
The Portland daily press., 1874-09-03

Machinery for any purpose furnished at
Manufacturers Prices.
PLEASE SEND FOR CIRCULAR.
JUL d1wtTSTtf
The Portland daily press., 1874-09-03

Parker House. School 81. HI. ID. Parker 4
Co., PrOprietors.
etOr.
fremont House, fremont st.-Chnpim
Quincy a. Co. PROPRIETOR.
The Portland daily press., 1874-09-03

II unable to procure above Corset readily, sen
$100 with measure and we will send pair by retur
mail free Of expense, au13wtf33
The Portland daily press., 1874-09-03
Non Resident Taxes i'm the Town
of GOrham, i'm the County of
Cumberland, for the year 1873.

The following list Of taxes on the real estate of
non resident owners in the town of Gorham for the
1ector of said town. the fifteenth day of June 1873
has been returned to me remaining unpaid on the
fifteenth day Of June 1874 by his certificate of that
date and now remains unpaid and notice is hereby
gwen that if said tax and interest and charges are
not paid in the treasury Of said town within eighteen
months from the commitment of said bills, SO much
of the real estate taxed as will be sufficient to nav
the amount due therefor including interest and
charges will without further notice, be sold at public
urday the goth day of December 1874 at three O'Clock
In the afternoon.
The Portland daily press., 1874-09-03
BATR.

Hartman House, J.E. Hartman Il Ce. :
Pr0PrietOrs.
Franklin HOuse,-Harlow ST., McLaugh-
lin & Davis, Propriefors.
The Portland daily press., 1874-09-03

sagadah0c HOuse-E. h. mayhew, Prep
bath Hotel, @. M. Plummer, Preprfeter
The Portland daily press., 1874-09-03

BETHEL.
Chapman Bouse,-Andrews a. Record,
Propriet0rs
The Portland daily press., 1874-09-03

PORTLAND.
Adams House, Temple ~. Charles Adams
Proprietor.
Albion House, 4 Ii Federal Sp 4 q Perrvs
Proprietor.
American House, India st. e. Gray, Pro
prietor.
J. X. Martin, Proprietor.
Falmouth Hotel, r. Il. Wheeler, Propri-
etOr.
Preblc House, Congress 81. Gibson q Co.,
Pr0prietOrs.
NJ. Julian Hotel, Cor. Middle and Plum
sts. q. X. Ward, Proprietor.
U. =. Hotel, y unction Of ongress and Fed.
eral SITS. K. Cram a. Co., Proprietor.
Walker HI ousc, Opp. Boston Depot, Gee.
Bridxhnus .sr., Proprietor.
Com inl m cuse-L. o. Sanboru q c.
PrOuTietorS. -
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BRUNSWICK, ME.
p. Il X. Dining Rooms, w. n. Field,
The Portland daily press., 1874-09-03

HID. Shocks and Heads
Mol. CITY. az 6
Sug. City. % 80 @ i,
Sug. C'try.. 4 60 @ l d
Country RiJ Mol.
HID Sinks l 75,9
HID Headings,
Spuce 80 in. 2S @
Soft Pine,.. ~ 9
Hard Pine, 80 "a
Hoops, DAFT, 28 90 q 50 0O
R.OakStaves so 90 "a
Copper.
Cop. Bolts. 50 q
Y. Sheathing 9 "
Bronze do. "a "
Y. NJ. Bolts,.. 30 9
Garbage,
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6 EORG ETO WV.

Tar MARRIAGE OF Mr.. John F. Cox. of the
real estate firm Of W. W. Cox x Son, No. 1ji3
Pennsylvania avenue, Washington, and NJ 50
Gertrude '. WeiCh, daughter of MIR James 5
WEIGH, of this place, will take place At trinity
(CathCiiCl Church here at 30 O'Clock D. IN to-
morrow instead of 80 2, m. as has been stated
The bIite ana groom will take the ( s. train for
Philadelphia and New York where thew will
pend ten days OF their honeymoon. The ushers
are Nessrs. John Sherman, VIII TYLER, John
Tyler, Mm. Richie, Arthur Gropley, and
Chsrigs Fickling.
GRAIN MAEEEr- Messrs. Hartley Bros re-
port arrival Of the Kitty Ann, from Alexsn.
CFia, With Loo bushels red wheat. The only
sale reported was 1000 bushels prime red
Tuesday afternoon, at : q. 7. e.. Wheeler
received so bushels oats from Montgomery
county, Nd. Note quOtatiOns-6j cents for
pIIRe, ca for fair. Quote flour, Georgetown
m'lls-tGnily, - to So Extras, So to $3.50
FTic5s are low, in comparison to last year. De-
mard good.
HaV MARKET.-There was a large arrival of
hay here yestert ay and up 10 noon to-day. A .
r tEutt, hay Tetgter, reports he arrival of
1850 lhs. Prices ranged AS fOll0ws:-Prime
81 to @lI0; medium, 10 70 % cents: mixed, 70 re-
50 cents; COIDmOn, 60 TO - cents.
CANAL ARRIVALS There have bean a.
boats registered at the canal office since yester-
day, bringing about 76i tons Of cosl No large
shipments have taken place.
CATTLE MAERBT.-There was a large at
tendance at the DrOvers' Rest today and
The prices obtained were generally high
There were offered about 600 head OF beef cat
Tie from western Virginia, but small Offering
OF sheep. Prices were about cents for baeT
and from to cents for sheen.
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Observation-Disclosures


Something attractive, the DE Murska concert
to morrow nj Ekt.
Sir. W. II. Mack. clerk To Health pHf car
kesuP, has resigned.
Yesterday Maxwell wOOdhuH was admsttad
70 Ire bar Of tie District on evamfratlon-
1be Taxpayers Association held no meeting
last night for 4nt OF quorum.
Mr.. G.. A Kuhn was appointed vAstardav q
constable in and for the District of i,OIuu,li4
hesssrs Dsvidge and Fendan have. for r. M.
L 'ss assignee OF Jay Cooke & Co, entered
kult against s. parties here for notes. Sc.
Mr. Sam EinstCin, the poUndmaStqr v Il.
seriously injured YESTERDAY 80. - -. - NC nc
haviTs . -, -y.l OF i8th street., bis horse
g. The suPerinterdents and clerks Of the elec-
ton Of October. 1873, will q ID IL 20 their al
vantage IN settlement OF their claims ~ call On
Dorsey Clsgett, Board of Trade rooms, Sl2 Mar
ket SpsCe.
From Rice Brothers, l2I7 and 1919 PennsyI-
wanna avenue We have Photograph OF Miss
Katie Mayhew. The rising young actress. that
hears testimony alike 80 the good looks of the
lady and the artistic skill CT the photographers.
Mr.. John L. Stephenson. residing A. Uni N
town, atter1 pied 20 commit suicide ~ FInptng
fTCm the bridge into the Eastern Rrarcr As
be happened 70 strike the water where it Wa
quite shCal, some persons in passing hSheI hi n
cut and sent him bone.
The Jaw school Of the Columbian University
resumes its sessions this afternoon IT 5 80
O'Clock, when the announcements for the COM
lrg year viii be made by President yelling
and interesting addresses NAV be expected from
FTefs. Cox, Kennedy and others New students
are invited 20 be present. Pie law school opens
with large class and the prospect OF a most
EBccesStul course.
The statementin relation 10 Waterman Nudd
OF the Columbia Buildings, having been found
lying on desk in the Collector office iDfOxf-
Gated u denied by the employees Of that office.
who say that Mr.. NJ udd II a sober and indus
Utous nan. The statement was made hv
another ColOrCd man named Moore, who - rep
resented 20 be eHdeavOring 70 get Mudd dis
missed in CTder 10 obtain the place himself.
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ARE THR OYSTERS TO BE DESTROYED "A
gentleman who has much experience in catch
ing oysters, and who for years has been familiar
With every oyster ground in the Chesapeake
bay, In conversation on the subject OF the ex.
tnction of the oysters a few days ago said that
a new world must he discovered to feed with
oysters before the supply in the Chesapeake aud
tributaries would be sensibty diminished. He
further stated that the statistics in late patent
Office report showed that the increase Of one oys-
ter an one year gOUjd lgdd has rPSSsI three inns
and his vessel carried TIVE thousand bushels
81. HlchasNs TqlL0t conntnN Cnnlst
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The NAFRefa

BALTIMORE, October Il -Yir-,t,.,s.-
bid to-day. VS. "cs' VI ElAla'' .
BhLT.HvsE, October Il Cotton steady and
parity scty Glow middiHEs, IA. Flour quiet and
steady; prices uT Cnsngsd neat uui mo. /
red estern and al b T 1.F3; No ado l19isal %;
lar 70 prime Do, l5GI I6. Corn ddIt-whjtj
nthern, letGt Is yellow southern, 9tl9}:
m xed western, p. Oats frne7-sou, bern, 60q1S4;
western mixed, So; do. white, 62616i. Bye qpiet
ItPGt C5 Hay uDchAnEe3 Provisions heavy and
depress'd Mes pork duh an nominal, p s. d8 ",
bc,t mcats-thOulders, sass. BACOn-shCulde- =,
9;clesr rib sides, "a; sngsr-eur,d hams, Hos.
tard-tf 51fd, IS. Wiser. butter easier, under
l sed receipts, 8d37- Petroleum unchanged,
@ ~. nor isal snd duli: prices nnchargad W~isky
unsat' a-d dull f6GlC61s Sugar quiet fI6lIIs
INV y RK. October "a rioCr dull and i elm
ing, W n az quiet and uuchar ged Corn dull sud
Ia avy.
NV YORH. october IL -Stoces dull. Money. %
ld,s>s sEch-nse, long, 4Si1s sborT, 4SY5a. Gov
err met Is dull
Lemon, October u. 1870 p. m.-Bonds Of IS
DID, ltS Erie, 26Gd25i4: preferred, IS Paris dis
Patches quote rentes a. 81 francs.
EoNDoS, Oct Ter II, $50 ., m.-The amount AZ
bullion withdrawn from the Bank If England on
balance to- LAY Is Els7,0d0. Erie, 2s7lGl5.
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THE WEATHER

WAR DEPARTMENT, 0fFcs 0f Catsf SignaE OacsI
WAsHINGIoN, O., Oct. Il, 1874, 1879 a. 70
PROBABUITIRs.-F0r the northwest aud Uener
lakes aDh southwark TO Missouri, south Sest rly
winds, slight changes OF Temperature and pressure,
cloudy weather and light rains for the lower lax
and Ohio valley, falling barometer, southeast to
south Winds, warmer and partly cloudy weather
For Tennessee and the gulf states, northeast to
southeast Wirds. falling barometer, warmer and
partly cloudy weather For the south Atlantic
states, light preEsure. cod clear and partly cI ouiy
weather, with frost in the mountain district
For the middle states and New England, nearly sra
tonsry Temperature and pressure, northwest to
northeast winds, partly cloudy aud clear weather
and fTOsts.
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District Government Affairs.

Ir. Charles Curtain was to- day appointed BY
the District Commissioners 10 be market mas
ter IN the northern market, on o street, in place
OF Sidney Met arland. resigned.
Chief Engineer Martin Cronin. Of the District
TIRE department, returned to tins city last night
be attended By order OF the District Csmmis-
SiODers.
The Commissioners have given orders 20 In
spectOr PlOWman 20 have stoves supplied 10 the
school houses OF the several districts and to-day
he If having them placed in the school hOuss OF
the second district, and viii proceed through al
the districts and supply them wherever found
wanting.
The District Commissioners to-day ordered
that the hack stand located in front OF the Ar
hngtOn hotel, Oh Vermont avenue, between II
and streets. he transferred 10 the west SIDE OF
II Z street, between Pennsylvania svenue and a
point opposite the alley in square No. 22l. ana
requested the police 70 see that the order il
compiled u it'll.
i be business committee o. the Church of the
Epiphany have been granted permission 10 IN
tTOfuCe the Potomac water into their church
ecltCe Tor the purpose of scIIIving the pro-
peling power for tie church organ, on cOudi-
ton that they comply with the requirements in
r placing the concrete and brick Tavements TO
the satisfaction Of the engineer.
Water Register Lubev was TODAY authorfzp
20 lay i-1rCh water main on 4 street between
ttb and tn streets sOu+ beast. a G-inCh MAIN on
cast side 9th street. between T and L streets
northwest, and f-In,t main on north side Of
West street between Montgomery street and i
street bridge sald mains 70 be laid in the
CrGtr Of TIE dates Of the applications OF the
IroTerty holders. He has also been authorized
O. lower the Waterman on Massachusetts ave-
Lue, between 9Th and 5tL streets northwest.
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Hkw YORK October 1.-THE Post's 81 ancisl article
says All sales Of gold have been At ITO, All On
SO ioshs ate have been fs and i. ~ az paid by
borrowers Tor the use of coin. F1Teig1 exchange
aonrhsiy 49, and 4s71. for prime ban kers' stsrl
- ! ne qut tAtiona AZ which busia.ss il done are
So td4Si snd 4S51k CAST. Lowsr grades are pro.
S 1tnoi. stey loser. OommeGcisl bi.s range from
sol 70 io5 Msbey Is 2s as for call 10 ans tins loans
ana mercantile paper being So quoted on vest "a Az
government bonds are steady. State bnsds at N =
% ara were sfroCE for Hisssuris which sold a. az
lots Oon5s. Speculative shares opened 81 1. az
pel9w yesterdays quotations, except ssh ani
e.. raul, which openei unchanged During the 6rst
bcur IN re- vas cline Of 1smS, which
however, was fully recovered before noon. Sine
noon the market hiss been weak ard prices ara A.
me lowest hRnre Of the dsy except New York Oe9-
uai' which Is exceptionally strong. Erie, sf.sr
otGLlng AZ IS aoVsnced - Is then by eleven
CelocE decllued TO ia. sod is now s71g Ex rem
sac Wig re stock Ia the orjer setivify va
Eile' g az >; Psct nc Iail, 33.$ d3iii; Uoion 81
keC 60 sSrt dIT 2s@ts, Wabash,
Ohio. m <r27s, and New York Central ana BaSf,'
Rnrn Il - -
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FREE SPEECH IN ENGLAND.-A public meet
ing was held at Birmingham, England, last
night, at which resolutions were adopted pro-
testing against the Illegal use of public moneys
to defray the expense of Illuminating the city on
the occasion of the anticipated visit of the
Prince of Wales. The speakers denounced the
mayor, and accused him of seeking favor with
the court, in order TO obtain knighthOOd. on
probrious epithets were applied to the Prince Of
wales, and other violent language was used
which called out strong expressions of dissent
The proceedings throughout were very disor-
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TEE PARTY WALL CAsE.-This morning
Mr.. j. II. Bradley entered suit for Caroline
and Elias Rasher against +. J.. and james A.
Sweeney for tTespass. They charge that the
the lands and tenements of plaintiffs, and tore
down staircase and the walls, and mi ured their
furniture, eIpeiling them from the premissa
Damages are laid az Il 900.
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al T. X Il NJ RIA,

REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS OF COUNTY
OFFICERs.-Ihe republicans of Alexandria
comfy held their convention in pursuance to a
call OF the committee az the Baptist church in
the village OF Arlington last night. BENJAMIN
Austin was elected 10 preside over the conyen-
ton, aud Calvin II. Richardson chosen secre-
tsTy. The following nominations were made:
For clerk, Louis f. Payne. For sheriff, ii. c.
kichardson. For superintendent of the poor,
Henson Thompson.
BRIDGE BUREED.-As Mr.. Havener general
passenger agent OF the w. x o. Il. Il. was going
MP mat ROAD this morning with a special train
Tor PUrcellvllle, he was stopped near Cariia's
spIIngs By colored man who informed him
tat the bridge there was on fire. Upon exam
iLation quite considerable portion of the
bridge was found to be burned. Ii is SUPPOSED
that the ire was csused by sparks from the 9 10
tain from this city, a. that train passed safely
over. Immediately upon surveying the dam
age MI. Hayener returned TO this city, and col
lectlhg the carpenters and bridge builders OF
the company repaired TO the scene Of the burn
ing bridge for the purpose OF repairing the
damages.
ABRBsT.-Offcer Swami being informed this
morning mat several gamblers and roughs from
Washington were going up TO the Culpeper
fair, via the midland road, went out to the de-
pot and captured one of them named George
Med aDiel, who was commit ted to the station
house to await the action of the mayor.
THE STREET CARs.-It is understood that it
re now almost certain that the subscriptions to
the fund Tor restartiug the street cars will be
sufficient 10 effect that object. Among those
who have lately signited their intention of sub
scribing largely are the proprietors of the Man
sion House, and the Potomac Ferry Company.
ELECTION OF DEACOES.-At a meeting of the
congregation OF the Second Presby terian church
held last night, the following named gentlemen
were elected additional deacOns; DR.. Bedford
Brown, A. q. Uhler, Thomas LeadbeaEer and
W. A. Moore.
TIE TRIAL OF NETTIR GRKRN.-It is under
stood that Mr.. Seyster, Attorney General OF
Maryland, will arrive here Tonight, and will
be associated with Commonwealth Attorney
johnson in the trial OF Nettie Green, for the
murder of Samuel Eichelderger, which case is
set for Friday next. at 10 a m Gn,sIts. 13th.
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SUITS PoE DANAC gS--N esterIsy !. ".
Craig, by bis counsel. Nts>rs. Dean and Ross,
entered swift against james 4. MCDeyitt, de-
ttCtiye % The Metropolitan police. and Captain
Henry " HoWgatc, Of the signal COrIs. for
having en- the 18th OF september, caused his ar
rest and detention, Al police headquarters and
- the Central EuarthOuse. "a lie alleges, with
cut probable cau-e. Tor which he claims dam
axes : n N'J. II vii be recO.iected that Craig
vas arrested because Of his alleged connection
With, OF know LED -e OF, the sending OF circulars
VUrpOTriUR 70 come from the Attorney Generals
SWiudlug. and tEar when the principals in the
case were we're arrested Craig was released.
Nit. L. Ross Perry yesterday, for Della F.
OUiu, Fled a suit against the Washington and
Georgetown railroad company. Claiming =. so.
She claims that on the 18th Of July last she was
IN car %, proceeding from b street to The Trea-
Sury BUILDING when car SO cOliidsd with car 81 .
and 30 Injured the plaintiff that she was con-
rrsd 10 her room tor come tine, AMI expended
10 TOR medical Attendance.
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THB EPISCOPAL GENERAL Convection
Fl ent most OF the session yesterday IN a discus-
zion OF various propositions to distribute the
work row performed by the committee on
car ons, and to add 10 the namber of members
Of the committee. After long debate the
whole question was laid on the table. To-day
the ele ction of DR.. Seymour as BIshOp of Illinois
will come up. 1t has been said that opposition
viii be manifested 10 him on account OF his Pc
culiar yieWR
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3Bp WASHINGTON NOEUMzET.-The F1rlo7-
ing subscriptions were recei we'd to-day :-tiro.to
LCdEe, No. %. !. -. -. f. CentTetop, Nd -.
Santa Clara Encampment, 1. o. .. f, santa
Clara, California, -: Bonner Chapter, No. 50.
X a. NJ, TTuckee, Cal, so; FRIENDSHIP Lodge
No. 2, /. q. q. F. HoCkessiu, Del. @ln: Table
Rock Lodge, No. 40, 1. y. o. F., ST. Louis, Cal,
-. Next.
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ALL-woOL UNDERsHIRTS AND DRAWgRa.
a. 20 each; the latest style Scarts, az HsliandeF
Bros, next door above Odd Fellows Hall.
l0,I,l'
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FbBR RIDE TO ALBAET.-Captains CrOcker,
TCTTeuS and Coleman, OF the United States Dis
trict Jail guard, will start this evening tor the
Albany peniteutIaTy with William Johnson.
aiias Grays0n, and Albert Davis. sentenced for
T. years each; AbDPr Williams, IS vearz. JOS IN
Jones, Is years. and Samuel Lawson Peter r.
ker, Charles Wilson and Frederick Dickson,
years each.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Amusemenis. dc, Tonight.

6ationaI Ths1'sT.-Miss Lucille Western il
"Ihe Child StealeF"
F0Td'g Oper1 H0Ess-Nrs. James A. Oates
Comic Opera Company IL IN me. Ang0t's
Child"
TAsGfsT Coniqus.-Afiss Alice 'Placida ana
Charles r Emmett i'm Little Rife OF the White
Spirit OF the Pawnees."
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FEW ARE AWARE Of the Importance of check
ing cough or common cold in its first st ,ge.
That which in the beginning would yield to a
mild remedy, If neglected soon preys upon tue
lungs, DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup affords instant
relief. Price, p cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-14

"OLIvRR TWIST" AT The NATIoNAL.-The
representation of "Oliver Twist" at the Ma
tional 1heater, in which Miss Lucille Western
appears in her great part of Nancy, has been
changed from Ihursdsy night to Friday night;
and those who have purchased seats for II for
Thursday can have them exchanged TOR Friday
SUITS AGAINST THE WASHINGTON MARRRT
CoMPANT.-Mr. y. W. RO s filed, tO-dav suits
against the Washington market cOmpanY-one
Of the kesrsarge National Bank of Warren "
H.. Tor S11,5of0, on notes, and one VI Joshua
George for SO, 900, on notes.
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THR DISTRICT SAFE BURGLARY Directions
70 NE ITGESfcT Of CuHE % Washington far Irl1j-
Albert Cunz, formerly OF the secret service
bGfean IN this city, vas indicted several weeks
ago, IN the supreme Court of the District of
Columbia, for cOnspiriDg to defame the charac-
ter OF Columbus Alexander. When he learned
thai be had been indicted, CUM was in this city,
and he Immediately surrendered himself TO
Commissioner Osborn, who released him i'm
: coo bail, Harry Hill being his bOndsman. Ar
gument on the question OF sending CUM 10
Washington was deferred from tine to time till
yesterday, when Assistant United States Dis
tTlct Attorney PETdy moved that CuuZ be sent
there for trial on the Indictment referred to- To
prove that Cum had been indicted, Mr.. PuTdy
offered certified copy of the Indictment and
eX Mayor Hall, CuEZ's counsel, objected 70 il
Oh the ground that il was fatally defective be-
cause il did not allege any Ofiense against aav
federal statute. Comm issiDner Osborn said that
De Clio Rot think he had power to pass upon the
suthcienCy or iBsufhcieuCy Of an indictment
found by grand jury OF the Supreme Court of
tie Dlstrlct Of Columbia, and suggested that
tCT the purpose OF having decision uDOD the
question by one OF the judges OF the United
States circuit court, CUM be committed to the
custody OF the marshal, ard left to his remedy
by writ OF Dabeas corpus. Ex-MayOr Hail
made no objection To the commissioners sug-
gesuoB, and it was immediately carried out. a
writ OF haheas corpus WAS then obtained from
Judge BlatChIOr1. Ii Is TetuTDable to- morrow
when Mr.. Han will argue that il Is no mora Al,
ofense against any federal statute 10 consrirs
70 deiame the character OF Columbus Alexander
tLal IL y 70 cOnsp1rG to defame the character 0f
Prince Bismarck or Marshal Bazaine. The
IN TINS district 10 pass upon the validity or non
validity OF an indictment found In The District
OF Columbia will also be raised.-g J. T-iJuae.
l5tks
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The FAIR commenced at Frederick, Md,
yesterday Is described as being a perfect sue
cess; the attendance 10 very good. Large dele
gauons from York and other places are expected
to-day and tomorrow. Ex-GOyernors BiRler
and Curtin, OF Pennsylvania, with other disfin-
enished gentemen, will be present. Several
Thursday. The town is full OF people, but there
is room for more.
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CARLlsT DIsAFFECTIoH.-A special dispatch
TO the London Times reports that the city of
Durango Is In a state of iusurrecfion against
Don Carlcs. Other cariist towns have boosted
the white tag and advised the troops to lay
down their arms. 1t Is stated that a conspi-
racy existed to murder Don Carries, and was
frustrated.
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