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TIE Martins Ferry steel works have
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THE temperance excitement Is subsi-
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partt to coinoorato tho virtues mud patriotism Of
Abraham Lincoln, hut hta memory Will 6e prhaln,eii
III Tho hearts of n!llInuR Of s coutrynen when yon
and hnvo paascd away.
ThnhkinG you for tho 1nvttation anil your rnmeru-
, Drance 9, Of 1n old rcronal friend, worry truly
your it1cn0, A. q. 1Ion0Es.
rnoM GEN. A. E. nunNslnE.
Gn1cAno, Oct. II, 1874.
stR canto West III tho full hopo Of being present
n tc tnveiltn Of Tho mol,sout erected by your M
Hottat'un In memory Of that yrent md Eoud 1nnn
Abraham Lincoln but, mich to inv aorrnw, 0n
msnc!I tn1co, by circumstances which avo no
control. 10 rctrt to tha I:aat al once VIM hanl,a
1or your knl invitation, remain, faithfully yo1Es.
. -.-..... A. Il. BunHH1pE
FROM GEN. 0Eon0E uAnwALAhEn.
pHtLAffELpl1IA, Oct, 10, 1874.
f,n: was particularly tcalroala OF awaiting myself
certnony but Il reson to oso nyeea ues I'M, o
press Inc personally with hronG fleaire 10 bo present
regret Vory 1s1ucE, l0uoyer, tl,At 1.nable 10 do
30; an. Sir, very respectfully. your obe,li-
ent servant. GRO. CAnwALADEA.
FROM MRS. ADMIRAL pA1tLanEa.
Vt. fohn u. ia|.n:r, Chairman. fte.:
It wotild AFFORD mo true grauacaton eould as1il
iona Lincoln Monument frsoclaton hayo l,onorsd on rcd
INC. Among tho patriots who assisted to savo tho
regard Of tile lamened Lincoln than my dear husband,
tho lato Admiral Da)gren; and Tho Confidence Will
which tic President treated him was returned by
tho highest catccn md the most friendly mud admir-
ing appreciation wia indeed, TINT could. as tie
trdon Of dtrdl Dahlarc,t represent by my presence
tho royarentts estimation III which tho arcat Martyr
was cver boil! by my huebatd. d. I am, my dcar
elr, very truly yours,
- 1IApEL1sE V1Nrox DAuIanEu.
WAsHINGToN, Oct. 3, 1874.
, 1874-10-16

TIE NEW nEDELLloS.
RIO JANE1Ro, Oct. 15.-AdvicoB from BuonoB
Ayrea Of tho 18th inst. reached hero to-dny. Tho
is,s'lrrcctionsta, undor Lopez Jordan, mixing
progress in tho Province Of Entrc Rios.
DR.. Avollanoda has issued manifesto in which
ho claims tho support Of I'LL law-abiding oitixons
in his efforts to crush the rebellion. Public
opinion runs strongly against Avellaneda, and
come places shouting "viYa 1Htrol"
Gen. Rocca tclograpbs to tho Government
from the north that ho las defeated tho inHur-
gonts, but was unable to follow them because his
Mon woro not provided with horsus.
Tho Government Of the Argentine Confodera-
ton haa sent request to tho Government Of
Brazil for tho detention Of tho rabol gunboat
Fnrana, now ut Rio Graudo.
AyELLANEDA INSTALLED AB PRESIDENT.
NEw YoRK, Oct. 15.-Dispatches from Monto-
yideo Rtnto that Ayetlaneda laa becn installed
President Of the Argentine Republic, and that
the Government s1iEoB ul kilograms received ut
Duouoa Ayres.
NEW CAnIHET.
R1oJANEIno, Oct. 15.-Dispatchea from Ruonos
Ayres OF yosterdny's date received. A now Cab
iuet has been forinod, with 4Alsiua as Minister OF
War; Frlas. Foreign Affairs; CouBtiuos, FL
nance; mud sest,igcwa Public Instruction.
GEN. MtTnE
ia noar DuonoB Ayroa, with 900 men. Great
anxiety prevails. 4 revolt OF Government troops
in favor Of Nitro il approhondcd.
, 1874-10-16
Interpolation Of the French
Permanent Committee.
Formation Of O. New Cabinet in tho
Argentine States.
Ave1lnneda Installed Presi.
dent.
Rum0rs Of a Collision Between France
and Spain.
FRANCE.
MILITARY COUNCIL,

TRAN Clc.
MILITARY COUNCIL.
LONDON. Oct. ia Paris special stateB TINT
Cons. Chunsoy aud Bourbakl bnye boon stun.
moncd to consult with President McaIallon, It is
supposed to prepare for possible contingencies
that may arise from tho uoto Of tho Spanish,
Government rolati7e to tho conduct of France
in favor Of tho Carlista.
PERMANENT COMMISSION.
PARIS, Oct. ia mooting of tho Permanent
Commission Of tho Assembly was hold to-day.
n. do A1ahy, Radical, demanded that the Project
of Nico bc dismissed from offico because no
fayorad tho movement for tho separation OF Nice
from France and its restoration to Italy.
The Deputies Of tho Ight submitted an in
tcrpol|ation In regard to tho withdrawal Of the
man-of-lYar Oronoquo from tho Ita1au coaat
THE SPANISH NOTE
pAn1s, Oct. 15.--At the aitting Of the porma-
nent Committee to-day, Duke do Canes, Minister
OF Foreign Affairs, stated TINT the last Spanish
noto Ind caused excitement in tho preas and
elsewhere, which WAS to bo regretted. But tho
incident wns far from poaHcsBng tho grave
character gwen to it. A full Investigation would
only rcncer tho honesty and sincerity Of Frnuce
towards Spain moro manifest.
H. Douliler do Brnnchc, OF tho Extreme Right,
uttored protest against tho recall Of tlle Ure-
noquo, as the proceeding wna opposed to tho
dignity as well as to tho intereeta Of Franco
neither complained nor in any way bla,notl tho
Troncu Government. THO foreign policy Of
France now was aiuailar to tint under TGiors'
administration. He deprecated discussion Of
her foreign relations as iuopportuno.
NEUTRAL.
NJ. Chhband Ia Tour, llinistor Of tho Interior,
in reply to Il question, stated that tho Govern
mont held itself neutral in tho elections in
Nico.
An INTERPOLATION.
II. Picart gave notice that the Republicans on
the meeting Of tho Assembly would Introduce
an interpolationiwith o yiow to taking tho iudg-
lnent Of tho House on the systematic violation
by the Government of the liberties of electors
aud of tho press.
"A DUEL.
N. George porin, 4 Radica1 Deputy of tho AS
sombly, fought duel to-aay with ii. Grogori,
editor. Of Il nonnpasaist joornal. 10th Toro
slightly wounded.
TH1ENg.
Sc Lotr Bava the Italian Government il uneasy
over the violent attacks made by cx-VrcHidcut
Thiors upon the Maaalahon Government, mud
las notified him that bis atay III Italy ia cacu-
lasod to disturb the harmony OF it's rotations with
Franco.
, 1874-10-16
HOUNIANIA.

VIENNA, Oct. 15,-Illo Italian Consul at Buol,-
arest has rofuaod to opoa negotiations for n
commercial troaty while tho Jews In Eoumapla
aro deprived Of their civil rights. The American
Consul, Mr. psi1otto. les taken tho Same stand.
, 1874-10-16

PORTO RICO.

New YoRE, OCT. 15-Tho Fi'tentan's journal,
Of thia city, inEsta tint ta statements relative
10 tho cosston of Porto Nico 10 Germany wero
founded OIL truthful information ohtalucd fromu
tllo alleEed lotter Of Adnlyu. Polo lo,,ylug lis
9ilst atatemout.
, 1874-10-16
PROPOSED CoNGREss,

LONDON. Oct. 15.-Tho Standards Paris cor
respondent tclogrupls that A,,atrla and Italy
propose conference OF powers to eotsidor tue
Spanish noto to France, In tho same manner Tue
Luxembourg question was treatod.
, 1874-10-16
GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON, Oct. 15.-It il atatod that tho Englial
Government Mill Withdraw It's diplomatic repro-
sentative from Rome.
Tho Duchess Of Edinburg has boon delivered
Of son.
, 1874-10-16
SECOND HALLpr.
The second ballot resulted:
THIRD BALLOT
Tho third ballot resulted;

Mr.. Washington Hesiug moved that only tho
votes bo balloted for tho next timo. Agreed to.
: These four waro Corcoran, Comigkcy, Arnew,
and Kern, and their fricnda circulated al,ong tho
dclegasen soliciting votes, causing considerable
tuniiit.
lIalr a dozen Of tho delegates inquired who
were TO bs voted for, aud, being told by thc
CHAIR. they clasAed TINT thoy knew nothing
about tho action by which tho other candidates.
1sssl been drappotl.
a motion to reconsider tho resolution was
made and carried amid applause.
FOURTH BALLOT.
Tho fourth balut resulted:
, 1874-10-16
FIFTH nA1iI.oT.
The fifth ballot resulted:
Tho motion was agreed to.
N1xTlI BALLOT.
Tho sixth ballot resulted;

Neccsaary for CEoico. ....................... IN
Corcoran IA
hcfn 81
aEnew. q
ID
On notion tho lowest candidate TnB dropped.
! Whon the Sixteenth Wartlwaa called tho Chair
1nnn Of the delegation announced aoven votes
| for Conloy. The 0hair Eall tho votes could not
he counted, as Sfr. Conloy's name was not before
| the Convention.
| 4 scramble tAen took place among the adhe-
ronts OF tho four candidates Tor the delegation,
and they were neariy trampled under foot. Af-
tor some little "talk" tho vote Of tho ward was
stated to ho s for Corcoran and 2 for Kern.
While tho county .towna wero being callod tho
candidates aud q largo number Of outsiders, in
GLIDING several thleyes who had gained ACCESS
to.tho 1oor, iutaryiewod tho delegates, and the
acene which followed cannot be descrlbed. 1t
was workable pandemoniun. Tho "ight for
votes WIS bitter oue-puch a8 has not charac.
terizod convention hold III this city for yaara.
SEVENTH BALLOT.
Tho seventh ballot resulted:
Whole number Of yotca..
necessary Tor choco... "
%
e1
aehoW 8u
Tho announcement Was received with cl1cor8.
Everybody Jumped from Ills seat, and yelled and
conducted himselr in suoh an mnseemly manner
That the Chair (hIilea kehoo-alr. 0nahan hsv-
ing been Obliged to retire bocausa be conld not
apoals) said they wero not credit to tho party
ElduTH HAL1oT.
Tho eighth ballot reaultcd:
Whoo number Of votes
Necessary for choice. Y
20 -
ABhew. ~
Tho announcement was received with tho
widest Cheers aud, Oh motion, Mr AgnoW'a
nomination WAS mado unanimous.
Mr. AdNEW.
Tho successful canditlnto WAS sought ont by
two Atout individuals, Mho put him upon their
shoulders and carried him to u table ID front OF
tho platform. After several cheers. Mr. Agnew
Anid:
tho nomination. Will lo tho best can to lave tho
whoo ticket elected ant, in tho canvass shall advocate
IT, stess esf' i 9Ta n r. sa sfs 5s sS e
minister the nara at tho Office in such manor as
WI gvs sats sa!ss'f to tie business community Of tho
Ilo nomination OF d shcrlff would saom to
have boon tho chief attraction. since, as soon aa
Mr.. Agnow y linishod i, speaking, M nnarly az tne
hill weso then thrown open, and my who chose
wero permitted to enter.
ConoNEn.
The next buslnoss was tho nomination OIL y
". ]. Onnhan nominated EMIL Dtetzsoh. say
iuE that Ae was eminently titte for tho position,
mud TINT his nomination would conlnltld Itself
to the people; [App!Auaoj ,.,.
UtN0r u0tatnatln!ld MORO l'!AAo 10 .uatu"eF CEs
Uoiger, DR.. Driard, Otto Bluhnl, nud ltonry ru-
grlm.
FIHsr BALLOT.
Tho first ballot resulted: ..
Whole aumEr Of yotcs. ..s.,ss.....1n
Necessary for cHoee. .....s,... II
Gulner. ...,....., rs
Dletzsch. d
lF1Afd,
1i1Hhln. ....,......,., %
IEI1u! "
BRuQND BoLLoT.
trI,a Hnroni7 hnl11t reatEta1.
Wl.ue number Ut v0Eos. .....,,,,,,,,...,...,.lM
necessary for choe0 7a
tclGaF IN
Det%sch. &c
D3Ml. .,....,,,,,,,,, 81
Or. QoiHor Withtlrew In favor CT Dietx8ch.
THIRD nAILoT,
Whole numbtz of ta.es,
, 1874-10-16

wcre am sp0ldng ny usual summer vacation Will
tec, aud assure item tina. greatly appreciate tho
honor conferred BY their invitation Tho pressure or
work occas!oucl BY my long absence from, Now York
will prevent my hulnB rFeaent thA most solemn aud
interesting occas!on with profound respect aud von-
eFatlon for tho great aud good departed, remain,
FROM a. r. arEwAnr.
''zs Ski Il s iss$ +; tSss: r your invitation
tsnt'sa Will sar, prevent ysry @ r"iy yat.Es S5 "' A
from cAaslus III. CLAY.
WA1TEitALI. Ky., Oct, q, 1874,
MT DEAN dorEnSoH: 1 MN in rnccipt, etc. I.
Having acceps.d the conmssion Of uov. Leslie 10 rop
to be htll u Iou!syillo On tic ruth itst., i
cannot soonss ,l leaye home ONE to 10 ss!h you
lcrsonny thai 10 a. lincoln; whilst my opision Of
lin " i,,a sf Ee'u, , ana pk.!4antropst I, ana
iI.on Boward. lreely aysu to tho public. Mpy lls
MD far.seeingaa atr1ot,- t,-know1ng no Nortl an nc
duty On TINT ay, aud inspire tho cars Of tho old and
the younE With renewed aectlon for tho great Nation
scc-eqai riyha to al which ii tao only sure basa
Of ]aHtnE uo!ou. With .ancera porsansi rogar.
an dear uosernor. your friuns', q. Il. Clay.
Juhn u. Palmer, ks4,, Chairman, tr.
llloM GEN. II. q. aE1aa. ....-.
WANitlN"ToA, u. O.. Oct. 10, 1s74.
Gen, John II. |hi9sfr, LHasFnlua, rfe.:
pKsN BIZ: hayo to express my great regret At my
inabili.y 10 10 rrcso,lt At tho Mmyug of tito nonl-
,nent 70 the !nartYrel rres'scns. aaw him frc-
n,leflty vim ho boro tue burden OF tlo Naons life,
and learned 10 look upon hin will lova aud rcrnrpnco
acl. an htyo giyen 10 ,io other plIo Inan. nm,
ye1y respectfully, your obc.llsnt servant,
ii, u, Mr10s.
FHOM A. q. HOEuEH
LOUISVILLE, Ky., Oct. y, 1871.
Tia !fdn, L3}r n. inlMrr; ~
3lY DE.nh1R: YuUr latler, etc, q. I regrot
tn inform {n thai, III consequence Ut important tlt-
tieu ~ sul ulccr Of !t.u uranl 1.oge VI kentucky
htnson, Ycl aEarmb1rs In tha city OH Tie 2utA INIT,
silall hti prevented from participating Will your ):
ehe ceremonies Of thas day. Marble my hs usel, Ik
, 1874-10-16

s,n. + nm mich Gattsrel md nratiioti bV IN,
1,onnr vlr,, v,ur nyn fopS II, fn,itirp ne
to o pTcssn On tho very interesting OCCASION Of ho
,,nva,tirn ~ thc sffuo ~ nnr iisir0,,s dsnnrtnI
prcaan9 n xo,1I ,%e nm I'm hio1est EafsfpsIta,s
IN avail yscif Of yo,lr invitation h,I iho atnto III INV
Health in aucl, a. to forbid Inc to 11ntIertako t1e
Journey
have thc nnnor ia l,n air. With cordial ree,arts and
t,,anTs r. vour nasacsstaa 'or sho snn1ni.tn, rnr
uM.asont ~ ,,yy.nn+ A0o' ~ 'c Inug n ~ sot0
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, 1874-10-16
II
IN. wARftfN7Tnw ffrstHn

S4lt. WARRINGTON 1fESfNH
said 1t was tho duty Of tho dologntca to constdor
carefully oyory step that was tnlson i,l regard 70
tho nomination OF my candidate, ilo carroll NIT
whether for tho highest Or tito lowest ofIIoe. IL
waa tho duty OF tho Convention to p,lt If, roms
ination. bllch mor M would not cali down mon
themselves Tho roproaclt and attacls OF tt,o m.
tro rresa [appla,lgo]; auoh mon ag vonid ho
worthy Of tho nuifragoa OF tho people for thu
h!gheat oi11co In tho county. They could not
afford to frittor nway this opportunity To o cradle
to themselves and Justice to tho organization
TO nobly begun last fall. II bad mon woro me-
or tho ticket, dofoat was inevitable. IA ttho
representative Of ono newspaper, ho wished 10
entor bis protest ngainst tho nomination of
somo OF those who lad boon mentioned in con-
nection with tho ,6Ariovalty and llo aas1rol
thonl In ndyauoo, * any Objectionable man wna
nominated, tho stdats-Z Zeitung would not s,1n.
port him. IA voice Namo him."] lie meant
the ono who wns Justly conanrcd by TIE Tn1n-
nNE Of Thursday, by nominating aucll IN one
they 1conardfzod tho wliplo future Of tho party,
Ihn Opposition Ind begun we'll tho victories in
4ndiana mud Ohio urged them OH, but
hacceBs mstat not be expected unloss
.ho ., tteliot TaY unoxcoptionablo. uo know how
Ino primaries hed bcon manipulated; In his
s, ward Qho Twontoth), which polled 1,7O0
' sosea a. regular election. whom tho polls Woro
upGn .,t,l from U in tho morning until ut night,
mna., VIVA iour voting placoB whilo at tho primary
u,us'iug t.,n y there were cast 2,015 ballots in
tmo ~ noufs: and ho hoped thnHe who had
sno =. .auceees OF tho party at honrt wonld not
u,asraco un,s - lappalBol; lint they would stand
iira Ir1a nn 10 not porsnu1cd by any combination.
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An Outlaws Paradise.

The singular information has been re-
cciNe'l, which j, well authenticated, that
a thieves and outlaws paradise has Just
hecn established at the foot of the Rocky
Mountains, Just in the Canadian Domin,
ion. Ii is reported To number five hun.
drcd men and number Of women and
children. The inmates are outlaws who
have escaped from United States Justice
The chief occupation of the colony is
the manufacture Of Illicit whisky. which
is sold To surrounding Indians. For the
liquor the latter barter their most costly
furs and trade off their supertluous
women. And while the noble red man
is in the midst OF his beasily orgies, the
tends manage to rob him OF his Weapons,
his blankets, and strip off au occasional
scalp. Yet the Indians passion for
Nhiskcy overcomes his knowledge of the
inevitable tate he knows awaits him.
The free and rowing life of those outlaws
has been made known 10 the Canadian
Government. which has sent out a volun-
toer force 10 sctile matters satisfactory
t. IT, cic Of ciyilailu.
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