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The New York herald., 1874-09-07
LONG ISLAND.

son OF Mrs. Scott, OF New York. who is spend
ing the summer at Lake Grove, while playing with
pistol on Saturday, accidentally shot himself
through the lett hand, in1ictlng serious wound
young German, employed in Carpenters cigar
factory, at RonSonkna, shot himself accidentally
whine carelessly driving cartridge into breech-
loading pistol The ball entered the LETT side, just
below the RIBS, inllctng dangerous wound.
John F. Albin and John Hannar, Jr., OF Yaphank,
were arraigned before Justice g. R. Smith, at Pat
chogue, on Saturday, on q charge preferred by
Game Constable Smith and others OF stealing
trout from the pond OF the Suffolk Club. They
were detected in the act OF netting the pond and
had thirty-eight fish in ther net. There were two
charges-one for larceny and the other for violat-
ing the statute. They waved examination and
gave bonds to appear before the Grand Jury. They
are said to he lnveterate poachers.
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

DEAL Sept 4-Sailcd, ship Republic Br, Mosher (rom
Antwerp. Tybee; the RUFUS for Wilmington NC.
EIsINoRs, Sept 5Arrived, bark E Hobrook, Leavitt
New York for Soidertolje.
FALMOUTH. Sept cArrived ship City OF Boston, Umer
Akyab (snd proceeded for Antwerp; barks Cordonan
Frl Bertrand Portland, o; Mary Way, RUSSELL RAN
COON; Nereid, Nickerson Akyab.
Sailed 5th bark Hester Blanchard, Hardy from
Akyab). Bremen
GIBRALTAR, Sept 4-Sailed steamship Castalla CBr,
Butler Qrom Genoa, &c), New York.
LIVERPOOL Sept 4-Arrved, bark National Eagle Free.
man, Eastport.
Arrived 9th barks Chepica Br) Jones' New York brig
Leo Ger. Krogcr, Wilmington NC.
Sailed 6th ship Northampton, McLoon, Bath Me tnot
previously.
LISBON. Sept ARRIVED, barks Brothers, Thurston,
New York; Sandy Hook, Barstow, do; brigs Helen D
Phnney, BOYD, do; Josie Pettgrew, do.
QuEENsrowN, Sept 5-Arrived, steamship Idaho QBr),
Forsyth New York for Liverpool.
SOUTHAMPTON, Sept 5-Arrived, steamship Rhein tGer
Brckenstein, New York tor Bremen.
SHIELDS, Sept 6-Arrived bark Ella (Br Brown, Pen
sacoa.
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fused Tor some reason to talk with either the
snerin or his son. Mrs. Haght refused 10 let the
CHILD go rom her custody, and the Sherin, having
from Goshen. lett the house, taking with
him one OF the boys photographs, which was sent
On Monday there will be persons in Gosheu VINO
can Identify Charley Ross, aud the denOuement
VIII then be known.
ana driven directly from the depot closed
coach TO Mr. Haight's residence, and the subse-
quent iacts as developed are given as above.
1here Is great excitement IN and about Goshen IN
consequence to-day, and Mis-. HaIght has retained
counsel INT. q. W. Coleman, oil GoShen,l to assist
her in retaining the child until the return OF
Father kenney.
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BURGLARY IN AUBURN.

AUBURN, ". T., Sept. 6, 1874.
The dry goods house OF Jesse D.. Smith, on
Genesee street, was entered by thieves last even
ing, and burgarized Of goods valued at ABOUT
$1,000 Entrance was effected through rear
door, insecureiy fastened, admitting the burglars
TO the cellar, and thence through trap door In
the hoor 10 the store above.
TUE BURGLARY
was evidently committed by experienced cracks
men, VINO were well acquainted with the interior
arrangement OF the store, as only that depart
ment IN which the valuable goods were Kept was
visited ine goods stolen comprise several pat
terms OIL costly silks ana boxes OF KID gloves Up
to this hour the thieves have completely banned
every attempt OF the ponce to discover their where
abouts, and not the slightest clew has az yet been
Obtained.
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Almanac for New York-Tnis Day.
PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPT. 6, 1874.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHrTESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamship Jsa saltie 3D. Kennedy Liyerpoo Aug and
It's Sept lat d5 o. lou 30 sA spoke bark Laurel (oi
ste;nmsshtip Olympia B5 1 Young GLASGOW Aug 2 and
Aug 80 40 a. lon IS IL passed steamship Great East
ssa aaa 'sqssI ss'qs + oasR sSRn s z an
ea%ssp TInacre & hence for Gasgpw
pia Q3rl hence for Glasgow.
an assaf md
ssR New q 41fS % New Sept a
SsSSssoMs SsSss a = $.r%sn sa {s Ss Mary DANA
sd TO e CID S ana
with sna ss to @f9fssr
steamship vmoicaior Doane, Philadelphia with mdse
Bark Eyanell. Hichbarn Havrc July ls via sydney
Sark fa;SaaIinG atap, Russo, Llcasa 6 days with
BARK ada u Gray o rortand Rase Baenes Ayres i
days with hides to Brown Bros Co: vessel to ret,
schr E Staples, Dickson, Mobile % days. with yellow
sehrJ Floyd, sanires, Georgetown, sc, days, with
naval stores to oler llart vessel to d Hurbut
naval stores to Dollner Potter Co.
Passed Through He'll Cato.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamship Bolivar. Lawson. New York for New Bed.
in ballast to Fnnch Edge Co. ~ s" '0'A'
schr Baker. Baker, Georges Banks for New York,
schr Xdair + Sonny, HendIe Cape Ann for New York,
schf s'9 oiarabe Sckerson Kennebec River for Albany
schr Anna Frve, Smith, Whiting for New York, with
lath to Simpson Clapp Co; vessel to Jed Frve Co.
schr Eibridge Gerry Curry, Providence for New York.
schr r Huntley. Hodges, Boston for Poughkeepsie
Schr Ellen Hatfield, Murray, Providence tor New
schr Willow Harp Norton, Providence for New York
Schr a. II Gould, Weeks, Rockland Tor Jersey City,
Schr Idaho Jamison, Rockland for New YORK, with
lime to X Brown.
Schr Fashion Easman Providence for ElIzabethport.
Schr Duryea, Carpenter, Glen Cove for New York.
Schr T smith, Bowman New Bedford for New York.
Steamer City OF fiichburg, Baker, New Bedford tor
New YORK, with mdse and passengers.
Steamer Galatea, Gale Providence tor New YORK, with
mdse and passengers
BOUND EAST.
Bark Union Br), Marchant New York for st Johns,
Brig Orlof Br), Belfountaine. New York st Johns
schr Edward Burton (Bp. Marion, New York for Corn
wallis, Ms
scnr Unexpected Br) Kerrigan, New York for st
schr G Lawson, Fitzpatrick, Haverstraw Provi-
schr James Bayles, Arnold, Eliza port tor Prov
dcnce.
schr Hall. Hall, New York for Portland
Schr Chief, smith. Port johnson for Norwich.
schr Hunter Green. Eizabehport for Dighton. n.
ton
schr Baltimore, Francis, Flushing for Middletown,
Conn.
schr W Palmer Staples, Hoboken for Salem.
Schr Unit, Robinson, New York for Pawtucnct.
schr Jarrard Carter New York for Port Jefferson
dencc.
Wind at sunset s. light
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STATEN ISLAND.

The Highway Commissioners and Justices OF the
town OF Southfe.d have decided to open new
road from the Fingerboard road TO New Dorp.
The long-continued drought has shortened the
fall crops on Staten Island ana almost ruined the
pasturage. The roads are ruinous to the clothing
OF people compelled to travel on them, IN conse-
quence OF the clouds OF DRIFT dust. Many Of the
cisterns throughout the island are empty and
most OF the wells on the high grounds are dry.
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND SHIP CAPTAINS.

Merchants shipping ship captain, are in
formed that by telegraphing to the HsnALp London
Bureau No 46 Fleet street. arrivals Ut and depsrt
ures from European ports and other port, abroad Of
American and All foreign vessels trading with the Unite
States the will be cablei country fres of
charge and published. .
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tILsCELLAN EOUs.

A BsOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFFER
n ent states; legal elsewhere; deserton no. smith
cent cause no publicity required; no charge until d:
vorce granted; advice tree. NJ uOUsE, Attorney. i9i
Broadway.
4 BS0bUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM COURTS
~ of different States legal everywhere; no nubllctyi
fees in advance advice free. Commissioner ior
every State and Notary Public. FREDERICK l. KING,
Councillor at-Law, 363 Broadway.
CoksTANT1NE's PERSIAN HEALING PINE TAB
" SOAP Catarrh Piles Skin Diseases, Dandruu,
Badness and Is unequalled for washing infants ana
toilet purposes Sold by druggists and gr0cerh
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes in
the temperature for the past twenty-lour hours,
In comparison with the corresponding day OF last
year, as indicated by the tbermomet ter at Hudnuts
pharmacy, HERALD Buildlng:-
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average temperature yesterday. ................2
average temperature 1or corresponding date
AoS' Jcoi .OoSz
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TEMPERANCE IN PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, Sept. Q, 1874.
An immense temperance meeting was held in
Barnum,s hippodrOme tent to-day. Barnum made
a speech. 1t Is estimated that $4,000 persons were
present.
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Herald Marine correspondence.

NEWPORT, RI, Sept 5. 1874
The steamtug Scandinavian arrived here this morn
ing towed the Danish bark Eureka before reported
leaking at this port to New York, where she will be
taken the dry dock without being obliged to have
her cargo discharged.
The steamer Bristol, reported in to-day's HERALD
being this port with her main shaft broken will be
paired Immediately The shaft is not cracked bad
ii was thought and instead of having
put In the old will be strengthened by iron band,
which it Is hoped will be found strong enough to allow
her 70 finish work. she will Withdrawn
usual the latter part of October the first Novem
shaft viii be pat in. Had it been deemed necessary to
taie the old one cut the loss would have been great to
the this the busiest Of the The
master mechanic James Mahoney states that all The the
take place upon the rouse on tuesday evening" Sep
NJ. seward. Of Troy NY, has contracted 10 complete
the dredging $ Of the Inner space ace 2 ee5 wde
Which viii be- hsed with pleasure by mariners anu
Maritime Miscellany.
BAnK Josrs (Br,, watkins. which was reported
ford, e, Aug 23 for repairs
BRIG Harry from Havana. before reported as having
sailed from Georgetown sept z in charge Of Capt
Promised edpea' or sS5a we'll 'A'" 0' was 'on
scnR sr MARY (Br, from Marparee with a cargo Of
entrance OF Beaver narbor, and sunk she afterwards
slid on into deep water Divers are emn9yea ia saving
sci nor cargo are insured.
scHn CHAaLss BAYns. Smith, from Pernambaco Cor
New York. spoken lat 30 :, Ion 70 30 with
loss OF main and mizzeu masts would proceed to 81
while beating up that haroor, night OF ist went ashore
when sbs aned nG o v he stcSmtug Co
hah Damage, If any, not reported.
Of New L0pdcn pan Asns ss
was loaded with scrap IRON bound for ga o SIG
, lThe a was pumped Out and aoated On the 5tn by
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SH HIPPING NEWS.
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.

ATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTH OF sEPTEMBER.
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Foreign Ports.

Cow BAY, CB, Iug 26-Cleared bark Boomerang tBr).
Wanback New York.
HAVANA, sept 5--Arrved, steamships City of Mexico.
Sherwood, New York Crescsnt City, Curtis, do.
HALIPAx Sept 2--Arrived schrs Martha (Rr), Price,
New York; tenga Titus, Rockland, Me see MisceD.
MIR1MCHi, Aug 33-Arrved. bark Stormy Petrol tBr).
Dwycr, from Dublin via sydney, CB.
NoErn SYDNEY oB; Aug 2s-Arrved barks Torryburn
Qr) Ceiley, StIangford Templar (Br), Brien, Ant
werp; Royal Harrle Br Wymers, Lisbon; Nevada (Br),
UoOkway, Bremen.
born. New York
ST JOHN. NIB Sept 3Clcared schr RobtJ Leonard (Br)
Covert Philadelpnia.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-10
3 ORLEANS SATURDAY, OCTOBER TO- 1874

made to the constitutionality of an act by
marty whose rights it does not affect, and
who has consequently no interest in defeat
Ing it, On this ground 1t has been held
that the objection that legislative act was
unconstitutional, because divesting the
rights of remainder men against their will,
could not be urged by the owner OF the par
ticular estate, and could only be made on
behalf of the remainder men themselves.
h.. ch. vii, sec. 3, y. lo3.
Nor can a court declare statute uncOn-
stitutional and void, solely on the ground
of unjust and oppressive provisions, or be-
cause it is supposed to violate the natural.
social or political rights of the citizen, un-
less it can be shown that such I'M Justice is
prohibited. or such rights guaranteed or
protected by the constitution. h., ch. vii,
sec. 4, p. l64.
The moment court ventures to sub
stitute it's own Judgment for that of the
Legislature, in any case where the consti-
tuition has vested the Legislature with
power over the subject, that moment it
enters upon q field where it is impossible
to set limits to it's authority, and where it's
discretion alone will measure the extent of
its interference. ID. p. 167. The remedy for
unwise or oppressive legislation, within
constitutional bounds, ls by an appeal to
the Justice and patriotism of the representa-
tives of the people. If this fail, the people
in their sovereign capacity can correct this
evil, but courts can not assume their rights.
ID. D. 16S. The judiciary can only arrest the
execution OF a statute when 1t conflicts with
the constitution. 1t can not run race of
opinions upon points Of right. reason, and
expediency with the law making power.
Id. p l68.
No man is at liberty to raise the question
of the constitutionality of law unless he
is affected by it. The petitioner is not at
fected in any different manner than he
would be if charged with any offense under
q statute. He could not claim exemption
from punishment in that case. The Legis
lature has made this an Offense, and it does
not lie in his mouth to question its au.
thority.
For these reasons, and in Difference to the
opinions of the other courts. the writ is re-
fused.
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NEW YORK.
SmuRgIed Goods Seized.

3"W8&uCU OVVV0 SCsAC~s
New YORK, October 9.-The customs off,
st. Laurent. containing $1,000 worth OF
silks and velvets, said to belong to Nine.
Marin.
Ubassey, the celebrated billiard player,
has arrived from Europe, accompanied by
NJ. Vignaud, the great billiardist OF France.
Fire.
The gutta percha factory on West Twcn-
ty.tifth street, burned. The workmen
leaned from the second story. Many were
hurt. One who escaped was killed by fall
ing walls, which crushed the adjoining
houses. The losses aggregate $3OOOOO
Boat Race.
The Biglin -Tene yck boat race was rowed
at halt. past nine this morning. Bigln won
bv half q boats length. Distance three
miles. Time-22:3.
Commodore Voorhies gives the official
time of Biglin, in the scu!l race, as 22:l2.
Died of Their Injuries.
Two OF the persons who were injured by
steers here last Sunday have died.
Independent Temperance Party.
The State executive committee of the In
dependent Temperance party have with
drawn the nomination of Judge GrOO and
Dr.. Sutton, for Governor and Lieutenant
Governor, and decided TO accep: the regu'
lar State Prohibition ticket, headed by My.
rom II. Clark.
Suspended.
l.. Roberts g. Co, an old and much es
teemea -four house in South street. an
nounee that they are compelled to ask a
temporary extension Of their maturing obi
cations. The assets Of the firm and the in
dividuaf property Of its members are sutfi
cient to pay their obligations in tul! and
leave = handsome surplus.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-10

lMPRovED AND VACANT REAL Estate Ar
AUCTION BY THE SHERIFF.-We call
attention 70 tho sales as auction to
be made this day at noon at the Mer-
chants and Auctioneers' Exchange, Royal
street, by the sheriff Of the parish Of Or
leans. Said sales comprise:
!. A lot Of ground, with all the build
ings and improvements thereon, situated IN
the Third District of this city on Peace
street, between Moreaux and Casacalvo
streets.
2. Three lots Of ground adjoining each
other, situated in the Second District OF
this city, On Carondelet walk. between
johnson and Galyez streets.
5. Two lot Of ground. adjoining each
other, with the buildings and improve
ments thereon, situated in the same district.
on st. Ann street. between Rocheblave and
Tcnti streets.
I. And two Tots Of ground. with the build
ings and improvements thereon. situated
in the same district. on Ton!i street. be-
tween St. Philip and Dumaine streets.
For full particulars and terms see aayer.
tisement.
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FOREIGN.
The Nile.

A0c Nues
CAIRO, October 9--The river Nile is fall
inc and tne danger Of y disastrous inunda
ton is over.
The Scush American Wass
RIO SASs1nn, October S.-A general bat
tlc between the government troops and tho
insurgents Is imminent at BueROs Ay res,
though homes are increasing that q recOncil-
ia.ion will be effected, based upon the re-
tirement Of Ayelleyeda from the presi-
dency.
The revolution in The Argentiie Republic
increases in Importance. An issue OF paper
money is probable in ease the negotiations
for reconciliation between the government
authorities and revolutionists fail. Monte
vidiO il filled with refugees from BuenOs
Ayres The loan issued - few days ago by
the Brazilian government 10 favOgably re-
ceive0.
Military Movements.
HAVANA, October Slight hundred
volunteers were sent to Nuevitas, but the
vessel bearing them came back on account
of head winds, as alleged, but possibly on
account Of meeting ;}87 soldiers from Spain
yesterday.
stopping Ceasra1anA Trade.
MADRID, October 9.-The Iberia news
paper says the French government, with
the purpose of avoiding political cOmplica-
ti0ns has announced It's intention OF taking
effective measures to prevent the shipment
of contyaband of war across the Spanish
frontier.
VOn ArIpiMs
BERLIN, October 9.-The National Gn.ete
declares that Won Arnim's arrest is not con
nectel with politics. but is simply crimi-
nal procedure, with which neither the tor-
eign Office nor Chancellor were concerned.
The Gazette also says copies are in existence
.; all the documents that are required.
Released.
The Archbishop OF Cologne has been re-
leased, after an Imprisonment of six months
and nine days. The remainder of the term
tor which he was sentenced will be treated
a. cancelled.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-10
MARKETS.
OOmestie lMavkeaos

E,w Yosx October g-The Posts 6nanpisf sve.e
Gle says: The stock Exchange markets to-day ass
quiet. and securities are a Yule iower ti'tn ye~
t<rday here. Ali sales Of se'd have be-" - re.
and on gold loans the rates have been 8. u dag
and "a, y cent fos with few !Oans y ~. The
rate az which mos. loans wed thi. m.rn.
ing was u cent for use. fVreign exchange 10
lower than yesterday although 1i n"nn.! ,.. . ar:
A48:l. n. 81. for slzty days and - a'."' VI for
demand s.. bi!l' Commercial sterling ranges '''n'
Tn. money market continues 1k1: T. cent foe
call loans; and The best mercantile papes Is bDI
..nt. with the next grad. 1t sI1o i; .snii .h"
comparatively speaking, little new paper - max.
ing. Buyers discriminate NOR. closely WA" Yen
Government bonds in this market a5; sitto
changed Dealings in state bonds are cor hn'.. 10
T. nn.sss.s which. compared With she h.ss 'alsss
I'm, ,tocs mark: opened 4.f'. isw.1 shsn yes.
tesdsy, except Lake shore. Ne" YORK central and
Ohios which are steady. There was then e Dc.
cline q? ], n3s which was fully recovered beforW
eleven o'clo. & .cin. st"cks having advanced s,b
=. Vbs dv.nce was followed by . decline "i . -
u in IN. GENERA lis:. eince noon there has .s,u
an adv .nc~ 81 as, and ths market IL s1esay -
We write. wi. 1ss been exec i'naily weak, has.
ing fallen = cent eue ~ st!!i MtHh Alx@es t:A0
hst..m. sale. hav. been 6. follow. shs .:"rks
3ils; Lak. s'l",. :,'s ~8Oss; Cn,or P...i. IS -
3. p: new 391. 1J.'s; Telegraph :sss a8Oa. SsoSA
Man .''.as. "sha-. si , ~ a..s; :. Y..i 49,"
Columbus and Indiana CeuWSI ;DA1I;..; Sew
Yot < Gtut.Ai .0.ss 1IIi3..
Sugar .a"s.c ;rT t.s 70 SssA S''ar& a.s Nr
prince, 8su8" 'Os good 10 good ts.. good
nsu sc"vado "-'~: centIausA s.9ya. E"lssss
1Ue, and unchanged.
Cotton elos.d GUi.s. H.6.Ane vpls,is ts -
1879: sales OGAy iaj; Ssrs; not Es"ssSs -
yfoss 1898.
Futars. closed steady. Sa'ss sss'as y =" Sa?ee.
as to!o.s: October !; :-.a!. 3,!'e: s.mbte
u ga II 3sfse Ueeem'~, y .S': n1asy !: u 10
alS 23-3ec. February 1t4 Sc; March y !; 3:ts
!s..; Avg! J. ;! ga - " No. Mo ~. 5s sO s -
1!. ac.
southern four asli AID isenShs eom ss.. sss fair
.1tsa ., 'has: good :" choice d" :. ',Na -.
Wheat Dun and heavy i~sr l"ses; 3! Hai ~ Sos
new winter red Western; 81 I3dl Is for u. " sMbsr
do; s. ;ou1 80 for white Western. Corn Htu. !ss
s%a s W.s,srn na ,s,sw N s,o:; M~se 5
~h1'~ Western; scg new crop W.s,e.s. n,i1,d.
Coffee auis' aud unchanged. snsas rather more
TalloS FRA - sh 0st& Rosin ffm. 81 soOs Il
for strained. Tnrpentine Arm 38s. Pork dull and
lower rev e22 % y 023 l2h. lard dull ana hesyv
prn. steam rendered. choice i,c. Whisky sh ads,
IOOHT0gUYp On FOuRrk vAoa
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Electios Of Delegates TO the Parish Com
veOtiODs


Elec,ios Of Delegates TO the Parish Con.
veutiOD.
The election yesterday passed of quietly.
although there were large number of
candidates in the field, and . warm rivalry
existed between the friends OF the various
candidates. A very large vote was polled.
The following returas are received:
First ward-Zenas Jones. X. B. Edge
worth, G. Il. Torres, Lawrence Scott, Vheo-
dore Grant, John ). White, T. \. Murphy.
Fourth ward-H. Maroney. 4. st. Ar.
mant, E. II. Vigers. }. Le Decade, and
Charles Middleton.
Sixth ward-Charies Bergeron, A. Capla,
L. Lamsnier, Jr, Felix fSgouel ana
Eighth ward-James Riordan, A. II. Du
hart, J. L. Dupassesu. King Wiliisms.
Tenth vard-{n this ward two polls we're
opened; in ono the following delegates re-
ceived the majority OF the votes: William
Duperu, Samuel Basel, Charles Kaiser,
Fred De Erouville. Isaac Fuller. Alexander
Randolph. At the other poll the following
delegates we're returned: +. &. Hester,
Alexander Gaines, Henry Bell, I. :. Ma
guire, George Grindley. A. }. Sansoni:
Twelfth vard-E. T. Stamps. y. q.
Woodruff, Charles Lamaiste, Paul Bruce.
Mslony, G. B. Augustus, G. G. Aucoin.
Fourteenth warG-Madison Brown, Eli
johnson, b. G. Brown, Joshua Hogan.
Sixteenth ward John 7. Claiborne,
Paul Green, Andrew Mccormack, A. Ray
mOnd.
Seventeenth ward-T. B. Stanps, Richard
Miller, John Jordan, Thomas Freeman.
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BY TELE R A P H .
WASHINGTON.
Prosecstipg the White League.

HfOWCCUkfh8 enC W usAV A/S"e"Os
WASHINGTON, October 9.-No positive in
formation can be obtained with regard
70 the proceedings against the White
LeaguePs.
The Attorney General, upon being inter
roga ed concerning the rnmors prevalent IN
New Orleans, that he had ordered the COM
mencement Of legal proceedings against
members of the White League throughout
Louisiana, said that he did not consider 1t
worth while either to confirm or deny the
reports.
Lamnr'e Bequest.
Gaesaway b. Lamar, who died recently
in New York. bequeathed 100000 for the
erection NJ Savannah Of home for aged
and infirm negroes.
Suprenle Court.
The Supreme Court meets Monday next.
Stationery Bills.
The Postofiice Department disbursed
nearly half a milliOn dollars for stationery
to-day.
CeiUg 70 Dcnfs0n.
The President will visit penison, Texas
Favorable News from Pensacola.
The Navy Department has no advices
from Pensacola to day. This is considered
favorable as to the check of the disease.
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THE TURF.
The Nashyifie RacHAs

NASHVILLE, October 9.-Fitth day oY the
fall meeting Of the Nashville Blood Horse
Association. The attendance was the
iarsest OF she week, the ladies' stand being
crowded. The running in the first race was
che finest ever Witnessed on this course.
The second race was very exciting.
First Racv-Young America stake, num-
her two. for two year old colts and fillies;
mile dash; $25 entrance, p. p; the associa-
ton to add $220; $50 to second horse; closed
with thirty entries. The following started:
Nerinbons ck g. nv AsterOid tdead heat). 4
Hardings cb q. VentilatOr tdead heat.
d. Int yrs Swineys b. T. Katie PeArce. 3
Bob Wool ley...... %
D,uglas b. T. by Vandal.... Observation-Disclosures"
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