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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-27
THE TURF IN CALIFORNIA.
Prom the San Francisco Chronicle. April Il

Prom the San Francisco Chronicle. April 49,
Yesterdays races at the Oakland Tr0ttIng Park
were quite enjoyable affairs. On the whole the
two days. meeting has been fully az successful az
was anticipated, although the reputation OF the
horses that were advertised for yesterdays races
should have drawn together more OF o crowd than
were present The day was not SO pleasant as the
previous one, and this probably prevented many
from attending who would otherwise have been
there. The sport was really nrst class, and the
time, especially thai made by Defiance ito wagon
was very fast-2:lsz. The fastest wagon heat
ever made was accomplished by Pocahontas in her
match race with Hero, her record on tnat occasion
being 2:l',a, Hero being dstanced.
FIRST RACE.
Messrs. AlnSw0rth, Daniels and DR., Snyder acted
as judges The first race was mile heats, three in
ave, for an advertised purse OF $500, between f.
Lewis Defiance spsce aS.'e ~ r "a an1
Brandowsb. &. Fisherman, In harness. on account
OF sne sard race IN which the latter was engaged
on FRIDAY ne ola not show up IN this race. There
was little or no betting, except on time which
sold IN pools as follows 30 22 to 2:2s and under
these figures. So. Defiance had the pole. After
one .riai at scoring the word was gwen for the
FIRST HeoL--Dedance went TO The front at once,
anu was never headed throughout the mile, win
ning the heat Dy about seventy-nve yards ia the
remarkable wagon time Of 2:ieA, without o skip.
He went the first hall IN LOS and came home IN
i:ll1. ..t.......s..s a
seroad Heot-This was simpya counterpart Of
the previous heat with the exception tnat ST.
James Tas q .llte nearer TO Defiance ut the out
come, and the time y little slower-a:25
7nt.1 Hea.--St. James was now allowed TO be
Withdrawn by the judges. and Lewis sent Defiance
around Tor The third neat, IN which he paced very
easily IN 2:23A. Defiance seems to be himself
again, and II Jim Brown had been in the race yes
terday u would not have surprised many to see
spots knocked out or Browns record OF 2:I7h on
the same track last year. tH#4 %
4 SECOND RACE. .lltse
This was a trottlng race o. threc-quarters OF q
mile heats, three In five, for purse Of 500, be-
tween f. Charles b. IN. Lou Whipple, Il. McCie-
lan's b. g. Charlie, d. ]. Green's b. &. Prince Allen
and a. Lewis 81. m. Sweetbriar. 1t was well con-
tested race, and the betting very lively. Charlie
driven by \. Mcclellan, was the lavorite with pool
buyers, although Lou Whipple and Prince Alien
sold for nearly AS much In several pools during the
race. fsff#rY wt#M
SUMMARY.
OAKLAND TROTTING PARK, April lS.-Trotting;
three-quarters OF mile heats three In I'VE. Purse
500, divided.
D. J. Green named b. &, Prince Allen...... . 2
+. Charles named b. m. Lou Whlpple. ...... 8 3 8
A. Lewis named or. M. Sweetbriar. ...... 4
Time, l :53-1 :50-1:52.
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London Paris. Frankfort, Berlin and Vienna,
however, botn the congratulations and the assur-
ances are encouraging responses 10 the recent &C
ton OF the President, and we may confidently
anticipate sautary Influences. The payment Of
the May interest without rebate has already be-
gun. The following table or prices will be instruc-
tive to those who may not be famihar with this
class of securities:-
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y
S5s;; :'; F. ss ;s
pTsa o no s2 g ss ST 70
GRADED spsng Winter wheat remained nominal Corn
rmer The transactions foot up bushels, ssc
sSSiss &c I'D mixed So Sc. white
@ ss e ss ps 81 oats stsaa 10y aa
s ssy S ssss
Shsyser. said Be 4 ;i7a Rye was f inactive and md
FRscnrs- was but little business contaminated
BON hs @ II I ans Sr
ana as grain
eess y eSss
~ saes 4 eosn x ans sy q ali
80 nnds q tobacco e. S To London BY steam iS0D
q az; Jazz and Il s SSIs
boxes ib scSn x c e S".
o Wood a. q TIE sSas1s BY M
b a 6Ssr hence 70 hsvre Or Dnnkrs with 800
Pnadephs direct German Battle bort a@ with s
bs,s o. 's refined d. q 3D. long lay days; German
TsaeS Do q x;;s
Arm particularly ,or boiling grades OF foreign We
sc:; 90. c!ayea SIC SIC DO. muscoyado rsdnins,
English ISLANDS, &c. SC &c. New Srisans de- Ga
s e 5ass
ss1s s a. ana and sas rs
lots At ~ Resin vas inactive and nominal strained
sss ssss5sy s
toni G sr 81 sas winning
was s & Ne sas d saas 81
s ss from from h Ss M g n ~ s5a q j e
Crude in bulk was inactive and IN the absence Of sass
snss h fsE r0st sssGS Sfs Ct
&C. agl4c The Phiadephla market was quiet but firm.
M tnr nv nd ga .1unn
sa sSs q sspssd
f%S' W.
othes INES 4deou 81 lss ssfs
ages; cut meats 81 90 lard st7 bSis and Heroes and
S MseS &c
Ps = ssS, s ia:
Sr as a ~ s r s foot up 900 bp At SO
Values: nSni.si absence reported ssss:
s in for p ss ns Sss sad 5ss
sas ' p
brine ao sss n,s na S,a ao ex as
ssss ss =: 81 s sss
ilS"asss ans a Dcssa s
ss Stsa ?Sss s.ss
a xss aress r s AZ e H. for for
lO3Sc 10 7-I6c per h. Butter and cheese
w5s Arm saasss
Of 71sc 7c for fair 70 good muscovado lhe sales n
hhss ss e prime iso hhas q strictly prime
steady q 7lsc S9sc for standard aA's," ldc Tor
We quote Cuba -Rcnnng, Inferior 10 common,
81 q s.s 's < ssSa !sE 1 Issi sss@
sass and r boses to S ssoise o I T eent.ss
hhdx and boxes &c q 7Ac; msiado. e. SIC.
d. ~ to y, scashe; To- ~ 70 % sssc ia SIC do,
sSs iOs Porto kicoa keiinins, comH.sa to prime,
brszil-Da.Sh sansard, Nos 8 to y s'c 7sc lava
superior and extra superior. &c. Iaac
which realized steady prices. Sales rs erces Of
Gsroma A. ,ssc ssc Per ~ ascordns 10 quality ana
STgARINk.-The market quiet but firm prime
quoted at I1,4c We q sale Of leo terces OF No ut
9ssc -.
Sales 5000 bbs at 75sc. INC. tN
ing 47O2 bills The market was steady at the improve
mcnt noticed yesterday. Sales 25O bbls. at SIZE cash.
and 96c., reg uar.
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to common rs ia reals; fair to GOOD reaning il tx
.r eas; srScsry grades ~ q reals; moIasses:
Maisnzss e 600 boxes and soO hhds Receipts Of the
w we sa aaa hhs SSS. dgs ns
iH00 boxss and $500 hhds to the United states.
eH = . s2e sah Hams-Amercsn sugar cured
u siT IS as~ ~ !, S S per Su9ssi srd Arm IN
nominal h Taiiow nrm Wsx-YellSw In fair de-
Honey nominal; onions nominal ksva! stores
IN far demand Coal 81 quiet Empty hosshe:ds in
demand DC and st ~ Z $50 per M; pitch pine quiet
Hogshead s shocks quiet Hoops quiet Freights
weak; t9ading ct Havana for the United
g 90 per hSSsnead g molasses S. e Falmouth AMI
North coast tor the United states hogshead Of
- 80 - 7o per hogshend Of moiasses IS % 8 50; TO
Falmouth and orders, t0s 66s. TIltf sN IL
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BUNDS.
In government bonds there was trininr decline
in sympathy with gold. While they may ultimately
ne strengthened as the result oil nomination
policy and the consequent Improvement OF the
nations credit, the present tendency at homo
seems to be IN the downward direction, because
Of decrease Of the currency value Of the interest
paid upon them. rhc falling on In the fve-twcn.
ties OF 1907, which are the leading bonds OF the
market, amounted TO about y per cent. From
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-27
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


CoSOvER-DELrssER.-On Thursday, April 3D.
1874, nj st. Peters Episcopal church, Brooklyn l..
l., by the Rev. John A.. Paddock, ID. D., w. II. q.
CoS0vER, or Freehold N. d., to CORNELIA, daugl-
ter OF r. L.. 0esser, OF Brooklyn.
FREEMAN-SOLLACE.-0n Thursday, April 81 at
Woodbridge, N. j., by the Rev. William NJ. Martin
JAMES Y. FREEMAN, Of New York, to BESSIE w.
S0LLACE. OF Woodbridge N. J.
T,OSG-CHArTERToS.--0n Wednesday evening"
April 20, at st. BarthoOmews cnurch, by Rev. Dr.
Cook, JOIN 4. Lone to ExILy A. CHArrERroN.
CITY.
srMpsoN--DAvrEs.-On Thursday April %, at the
residence Of the BRIDES parents, BY Rev. q. G.
Norton, JOHN X. SIMPSON, OF Newark, N. j.. to
ELIZA M. DAVIES, OF Greenpoint, L. l.
WyANGT-SOLLEr.-At st. Iohn's Methodist Epis-
copa church, Brooklyn, on Monday, April 20, by
Rev. DIR. Warren. Lieutenant HENRY @. WYANr,
United states Army, to HELENA N. solicit, OF
Brooklyn
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been as follows last evening after three O'clock
April 800 at 10 Be, 90 at 10 3l6c notice to-day
ll;.c; june, s at l7,c, 30 at y lss2c July i@ at
u s. &c.. 76t at II IS2c 2yo at l7,sc August 100 at
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-27
HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA. April 70. 1874.
sueAKCloscd aniet and steady, Nos. 70 10 y Dutch
Standard IL q 1875 reals per arrobe; Nos. 10 to ~
Dutch standard "a ~ reals; moasses sp
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-27

1.-The UuOntlOIs DnScu OIL EUfOn IN store
quality not moe than half grade above or below lbs
grade quoted The sales were:-
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-28
SOLDIERS
WAR CLAIM hGEHC !
40. 81 Nonsrom.ry Block.
SAN EEA>C!sCC. CAL.
NJ II t!KtN. ATTOHHLY-sT-

NJ II syKEN ATTGEtLi-;T-
w law sLc C.IGc.:Lder OF the Grand
Arm IF the Eel rjiic III California and Ne'G-
Ca HilI siyt Prompt ats Et.o: 20 the collection
Ct Additional Travel lay. low due Cail:crrfs
Int. Nev-d, Volunteers uls> harEtd n,t.rr than
three lundrt,, mil, FIX Il. EcIIe. selGiIrs can
ter, Id On fair dealing. lEfsTna-icn given
re, Of charge. When Writing enclose stamp
fog reply and state company aid regiment, and
whsth.r you have discharge Congress has
extended the time Tor fling claims for Addi-
tional Bounty uI.der Act Of July IS. 1896. to
January, 1878, SO sN such claims must he made
beforu tina; time. Original Bounty Of Slo1 has
been s'lewed I'll volunteers v no enlisted before
July nd, 1851 fer tpite years, If not paid tlIe
ssrle Wien discharged. Land Warrants can be
Ct..;rs d fer services II ndcl cd before 1855, but
nc. Fur s-r. !ces in the late war. Pensions for
late war AID ar Of 1872 obtained and increased
V hsI ai-uatti f,r less ;hal disability Warrants,
tut !, O ;..cs:Cns sre allowed 10 Mexican snd
Tlcrit.4 ar soldiers. State Il Texas has granted
F,l,s.uIs To Surviving v,ttTans OF tt Eas Fcvo-
,,.t4,L. New Orleans and MCDile PIE Mercy
!. Low due spd be irg r:id. ". #. Aiken also
at. Los to GoIer;l aW aid Collection Business.
s.s-'-: : IN
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-28

n EriGors 81 1ichets entitled to FREE
PASSAGE tn Onn:hUss,s ard Admifsion TO
Dsrcin Halls. 81 Gcla Eli tEa Virginia AID
D;IEE.yG.
81 The Nest y Titct clG.r vii! b preserved
IL q ro ,iaIel utsble rtrsors VIII be admitted.
e. Reliable pcrsT rs will &c i'll change Of the
Cloak sid Hat Toc.iIs, a:il 10 charges vii! be
La je te tie guests.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-28

cures Chancres frat and secoLd stages, Sorts On
The Legs or Body: Sore Ears, Eyes, Nose. &c,
Copper colo; cd BICtcEes, SypEilitic CatsIIh,
Diseased Scalp, and sil primary forms If the
disease known as syphilis. IIice, s5ieT bottle
CT tSO fer 50.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-28

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-10-19
Renal AGec,inn,.

From the very nature Of on. peculIs,
system OF practice, We have, perhaps, had
more experience In the treatment Of these
affections than usually falls 10 the LOT 81
any practitioner in the ZANE time And
it is in these affections more than knV
other that So examination o: the urine /.
required in order 10 understand tie tine
nAlure OF the disease. All urinary d;f8
c1ities do rot arise from gravel, Tor do
al grlVelly indications arise from sffsCt.
ions Of the kidneys, and 1t ts by an sT-
aminstion Of the urine alone that ibsso
iGcts are 10 be verified msny times
The terrible sutfsrinRs, the C,i,h;,,
agonies, the painful difficulties and ;bs
Ereiched sleeplessness occationed ~
affections Of the kidneys and urinSrv ~
gars, make 1t matter Of study ~ ,ho
humane physician worthy OF The noSIe
cause be hiss espoused. ':e
from close attention and long and ma
Hsnt Investigation, We have lesTnea N
Know The precise nature Of ali thesS AZ
iecuons, and have found out exGctIy the
kino Of medicines 10 be used In each,
oot remedies in these are Sdspted 10
ecn particular case, and will give relief
~ cree; Try them for yourselves, and
verify the fact. Send q vial Of urine. And
cines, De OfDsET-p
NO = Grant street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-10-19
CINCINNATI.
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

CINCINNATI, oc:ober ls-The Bali
more Express, due here By the Marietta &
Cincinnati Railroad 8, liz O'Clock this
morning, met with a. accident 81 Eve
O'Clock al Abauyon Bridge, eaIt Of Love.
lard, wreckipg the locomotive and tender,
both Of which went throogh the bridge,
The engineer, Daniel PH1eu, and FIRE
man, Joseph Parent both Of Chillicoihe,
were killed instantly. Both might have
saved themselves BY Jumping, As the tratn
WAS not running over sTe!ve miles per
hour; hui they died 81 their Post, there-
by SAVING the passengers, not one Of whom
was huri. The passengers In the sleeping
coach were ret walked. A misplaced
switch Was OILY 20 feet from the bridge.
The ercireer spilled the air brake in.
nedi,,eiy, but cid 70: reverse the engine.
he vs.. found in the cab, crushed BY the
itpscf, his head on the throttle. The
switch 0. the side track had been placed
right 81 two O'Clock In the morning
when two freight trains passed thSi
p9ini, BY the brakeman, and Il 4
thought was malici01sly misplaced after.
Tsrds The Waterman 81 the bridge sig.
rSl!ed AL right" with his lantern 70 ne
approaching Train, which was wrecked
The passengers were transferred to-day
and tomorrow the trains will run on time
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-10-19

PERsoSAL-Dr. Martin and son, Of
Aorgsntown, were registered ST the
stsnm House on Saturday.
Ars Mary Collins, who formerly lived
in 81 Clsirsville, died recently st Toledo
Oaio.
Mr.. a. Z Cook, formerly proprietor Of
the Belmont House, Bellsire, died il
ZInes7ills LIST week. Ee was pro
p,ietos 0; the Zane House, in Zlaesyile,
st the time Of his death.
NJ. E. L. Davenport, the trssedisn, AZ.
rived in the city yesterday morning and
engaged looms 81 the McL1fe House,
The company that has been engaged 10
support him will srriTe this TO! ling snd
stop st the McLure.
Madame Jansu:chek, the distinguished
trsgedienne, who sppesEs in MS city on
ThuzdsY evening next, hs. ergssed
rooms at the Mcclure Eou:e.
The Cincinnati Coan1r:t1l ssys: Cap.
tsir Ben. Goodwin is here from Wheel
ing, and reports Captain ". u. List pro-
crossing foeiy with his new Cincinnati
ard Wheeling packet. The cabin is
nearly completed, while the machinery il
beirg p!sced on board, The. rev boa,
will probably be named the Hudson,
without the R. R, and vii! be ready Tor
the approaching season. Captain List
hss been identified with the trade many
years, commencing, We believe, with the
J, L. DoAne, and the lsmented Csptsin
David B. HERON.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-10-19

OPENING eF NIB NovsLTY THEATRE
On Saturday evening Washington Hal
was opened by NJ. Laramie IS Novelty
Theatre. 4 large audience Vas present
sni the Programme wss Satisfactory 70
al. The beat Of o,ler WAS maintained
Is Mr.. Laramie hAs determined 70 keep
An orderly house. The programme Of The
evening consisted Of Ethiopian ske:ches
jig and cloS dancing, seEio comic vocal
ism, Roman and Criticism siA,ulry, light
ming changes, cs! Duet, wooden shoe IL
ercise:, TyrolsAu wSrblirg, etc. Consid-
sring the limited time showed The s.tisti
10. rehearsal, etc, the performance Sat-
urdsy evening was very credi.Able.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-10-19

On Saturday evening the river com
mepced 10 fall, and st6P.x. yesterday
the marks s! the whAtt indicated only
feet.
The Ed. Pope arrived from MstSnoras
on Saturday morning. She lett there OF
Thuzdsy morning last
The Tempest laid over here on sstur.
dsy for the purpose OF being inspected.
The Malhe Rsgon WIS the PMkers5urI
packet on Saturday. The Science viii
go down this morning.
/ The Andes hiss gone in the Portsmouth
trade.
The Hudson is lying st Cincinnati wait
ing for water enough 10 come up the river.
She has been nicely painted, snd looks
Ike leT boat
The Forest City arrived and departed
on time Saturday.
10y TtlsCrsph.l
CINCINNATI, October ls.-River 5 feet
snd falling. Fair snd pleasant.
LOUISVILLE, October Is-River station.
afy, with three feet nine inches in the
c4nsl; q inches il the chute. No arrivals
OF departures except the packets. Wealth.
ei clear and cool.
EVANSVILLE, October lS.-Clesr and
cool Mercury IS to g.. River falling,
with and one.tenth feet BY the metal
mark Dowu-John S, Brandstord, Grey.
hound, Red Cloud, Sandy and Rose Hite.
tp-A. J. Baker and F. P. Gracey. No
business.
CAIRO. October iS.-Arrived Jane.
kinney, Vicksburg; Bon Accord, Tennes.
see ttTer; &ollie Moore, New Orleans;
baooage, 81 Louis; AuAutic, New Or
lesni; Ashland, Cincinnati; CAPITAL CITY,
s. Louis. Departed: Belle Neuphis
Memphis; Cooke, Evansville; james Kin
ney, 81; Lous; Bon Accord, ST. I,otIi..
Gen. Anderson, ST. Louis; BAbbsee 81
Louis; Ashland, Memphis. Rive 8 fee;
stationary. Weather smoky; mercury 62
ST. LoUIs, October ls.-ArivedETy.
rOne, Peoria; Clinton and johnson, Keo-
kuk; Chester, Memphis; Utah, Arkansas
river. Kyle, New Orleans. River sta
torsry, Clear and warm.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-10-19

GAINESVILLE IrEWS-The wood work
etc, Of the Bonneville coal shAtt, owned
By Q. Dawson, was destroyed by fire yes
tefdAy morning. 1t is supposed to be The
work d Al irceudiAly. The loss il esti
mated 81 $4,000. A subscription VA
started on the spot, knd several hundred
dollars were subscribed towards rebuild
ing. The prospect Is that the shaft viii
be rebuilt Immediately, GAINESVILLE could
lily spare it just now.
Tie BEnesviIle Gss Works are fully
under way, and viii soon be completed
BurglsrieI are not gate 50 frtQ1ent 81
BArnesviIe OF lale, although there is q
c4Se occasionally.
The worthy Mayor o! BAruesville Va!
kept Up until neAtly /? o'clock Saturday
night trying btrz!re cises, Several had
il bad.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-10-19

BzILAIRR NEwA-A very exciting foot
race came OF Saturday afternoon on the
river road opposite Cummins, between
SSmGsher' Strobel and Vim. LclE, result.
ing in the defeAt Of StTOoel. The race
HGs 50 close that 1t wAs difficult Tor the
Judges 10 decide, bat hey finally gave II
10 Lrsk. Some dissatisfaction on the
part d the loSers on the race has kept the
Stockholders Of part Of the money from
paving Is over, and consequently there
WAS and u yet some lively conversation
interpreted with SdisctiTts which
would probably shock the ssnsibllities Of
the uuly orthodox. On the road home
from the sscs grounds beer peddles
from Wheeling struck Jimmy Car, who
was riding on the hind end Of his wagon.
Jimmy retorted BY placing small sizsd
Irish sh1niy on his TeuIonic brow with q
corporation pebble No arrestI; al tan;
I've cents worth Of court plaster made
the wound like the Democratic candidates
il Belmont co7niy-A something not 10
be seer.
The Democratic candidate for Coroner
says be done good lick" toward elect.
ing the Republicans To those acquainted
with the eI.Msyor thSt Is s huge 'joXk,"
or, IN other words, E1ur grapes.
The churches were well attended yes.
terdAy. Rev. L Spencer, pastor oil the
Disciples Church, held services in ihSt
house yesterday. he will preSch Tor
that congregation every two weeks.
The Sunday Mas came out yesterday
minus BellAire items. THIS Is getting
monoionous. We want some one 10 do :
little "cussin' st something OF somebody
in that paper.
We viii take Il all back, every word Of
Il, what We said about that sub Council.
man Of Ed. the First voting the Demo-
cratic ticket. He put In the straight out
and out Republican ticket. Eips "a ~.
rieIs1i
We have been informed thst the street
railway is still alive; thst is, stock Is be.
ing taken rapidly, and the pToiec;is being
pushed forward. The question now Is,
upon what street do We want II!
There has been 60 much sid about the
Improvements going or in our city that
We believe almost every one knows it, so
We will Just waive our opinion on this
subject
We understand the wharf building is
going on, bit does not have 50 extra sp.
peGrAnce s. present. A little more work
however, will make it all right.
II used TO be ssid in Z roads Lycerms
that pursuit WAS better than possession,
bat il you could only see the child-like
smiles on the faces OF those in BellAire,
who todSy s.e taking in the bets won on
the lAst election, almost any one would
say that pursuit wsS 8 NANCY dog with s
tin kettle 10 his tsil, while possession
Is the noble New FoundlGnd, carrying
the meat home from market.
At 2. 7. Kings, corner Of Third and
Belmont streets, is the plsce 10 60 ior
everything wanted in the dry goods line
he has 8 fne stock Of sill kinds OF goods
and il receiving fresh supplies every dsy,
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ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH.
FOREIGN.
FRANCE.


PARr, Os;ober 1.-THE Opf1to1s Ma.
a1fak IiSies thAi the Duke de CaZes,
Miss,e. 0! Foreign Adsir', hiss comDu
ui.aiea DOCUMENTS 10 the Spanish Am
blss.tor. which clearly exorerEte the
Precch Government iron the accusations
.nlie IN the Spanish roie, snd shows the
oOie should b s3cretted 10 other Powers
TIE Spanish Ambassador ESys the Cpin
i7ss Szt.gsGh expressed iueli 10 bic SAT
ii.SetiOu. S,
PARls, October is.h.-PSltiSl return.
0! the Elections Tor Members Of the As
ssnb!y, which were held in three De
pITtments % day, have been received. II
The Pas De CAlsis and Seine E.oise, n
u. Bsasum and Seward, Republicans, alt
ahead, and in the Alpec MAntimes n
Aediccin, the French Nationalist have
mAlo!idss IS tSr IS heard from.
II Z Oflcisliy announced that the re-
h1iltsng Of the Column Tendons vii!
bscOmpleted next moth, and tbs. The
S!stue Of Napoleon. which u nearly fn-
hhed, will be plscet on tie Monument.
The Frerch Government has Issued
fresh oTdsrl, prohibiting the residence o.
SpAniAIds IN Department C0mmuues,
bordering on Spain. Some thirty Cay
lists have accordingly received notices 70
QuiL
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PRUSSIA.

.H.iXARcE's LITTLE GAME on Won ARSDl.
LoSD2T, Ocio5sf IA d!EpSich from
Bsf..l says Cant Won Arnin's case j;
becoming ineligible. i Appesrs thsi
Bismarck became indignant a the Count
10: rrsfsrTirg the UIsnontsue mon
Lscoy in France 10 8 comparatively lib
cr'l sat pacific Iep1bic, and determined
y remove him.
No; wishing, however 10 ofsDd the
Count, Bismarck wrote HIN cersorioIs
le;!eIs which be expected would induce
the Count 10 resign. Ven Amin reiu!irg
was finally Absolutely dismissed, sid took
with hin B!anArck's letters, now repre-
seated 20 be 50 ieA'fully offensive. TIE
dispatch slso says ii Is reported the let.
tiers have been publicly offered fcf sale.