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ENGLAND.

PREMIER D1sRAELI EXPLAINS THE QUEEN )
DIPLOMACY TOWARD GERMANY AND FRANcE-
THE EFFORT FOR PEACE SUCCESSFUL.
LONDON, May "a, 1875.
In the House OF Commons to-day Mr.. Disraeli
replying to q question put BY the Marquis OF
Harrington, said 1t was true that the government
mad advised the Queen to make representations
10 Germany respecting the relations between that
Power and France. These representations had been
made and we're OF such nature as to correct mis-
conceptions and insure peace. England had re-
ceived satisfactory reply; but It would not 90
20 the public convenience to lay copy OF the COR
Tespondence on the table or the House.
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THE QUEENS BIRTHDAY IN NEW
YORK.

Yesterday Her Majesty Queen Victoria OF Eng
land attained her Goth year, and the event
was celebrated BY the English Consul, Hon. E. N.
Archibald and the English residents or this city
with much enthusiasm. In the evening Mr.. Archi-
bald gave dinner party at MS residence to
select party or friends, where the heath OF the
Queen was drunk with all the honors. The British
lines OF royal mail steamers and shipping IN the
port were gayly decked with the nags OF all
nations In fact, the entire day passed in gen.
eral rejoicings by the various amsnip panea-
In the morning there was discharge OF artillery
and at noon royal salute OF twenIy-one guns was
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ANOTHER BOSTON HORROR.
Boston, May "a, 1875

Boston, May a. 1875
This afternoon Journeyman tailor, named
Christopher Burr, employed IN the clothing manu-
factory OF Fenno Co., corner Of sumner and
Hawley streets, attacked young woman, named
Martha Moulton Hubbard, a bookKeeper in the es-
adjustment with pair OF taioris shears and
stabbed her In Ave places. The wounds, though
terribly severe. are considered fatal. Jealousy
Is supposed 70 be the cause.
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SPAIN.

GOVERNMENT TROOPS IN RETREAT BEFORE THE
cARIIsTs.
MADRID, May Il, 1875.
The governments troops are retreatlng on
lquAIda in good order. Their losses are slight,
although the Carlist attacks have been incessant.
NEWSPAPER UNDER DISCIPLINE.
The publication OF the Impartial has been sus-
pended by the government for q fortnight Tor an
offence against the press laws
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LOWELL, Mass, May "a, 1875
The strike or the mule spinners or TINS city came
10 conclusion to-day and large number OF
them returned to work. 1rst signing an agree.
ment presented by the corporation that az long
az they remain In the employ 81 the company they
shall not become members OF any association or
union that assumes the right TO regulate or in any
way interfere With the prices or hours or labor;
that any breach or the provisions OF this agree.
ment shah be considered misconduct the part
OF the respective subscribers, and shall be suf
flcient cause for summary discharge IRON the EN-.
ploYment or tae company without notice.
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CATHOLIC PILGRIMS LOST.
q Terrible Disaster by the Sinking Of an
Austrian Ferryboat.
SEYENTY-SK OF Title DEVOTEES DROWNED.

LONDON, May "a, 1876
special despatch to the Times from Vienna
says dreadful accident has occurred on the
River MUIR, at the town OF Judenburg, province
or Tyro.
CATHOLIC PILGRIMS CALLED SUDDENLY TO ETER-
NIFTY.
ole pilgrims, route to visit the shrines on the
other side OF the Muir from Judenburg, sunk in
the middle OF the stream.
sEvENTY-sIx PILGRIMS DROWNED
Ftfty-nine OF the pilgrims are known to have
been saved. but seveny-six are missing. all OF
whom are believed to be drowned.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

the steamship Russia win leave this port on
Wednesday Tor Queenstown and Liverpool.
The mails for Europe will close at the Post onlca
at six O'Clock A NJ.
THE NEW YORK Rehabilitation for Europe
viii be ready ut halfpast dvs o'clock in the
morning.
single copies in Wrappers for mailing. six cents.
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BOTTOMS CHANNEL SWIM.

LONDON, May "a, 1875.
Paul Boyton win leave Boulozne harbor In his
safety dress and paddle 70 cape Grisnez, where he
win go ashore in the evening.
The next day az three O'Clock IN the morning he
VIII enter the water for his second attempt to swim
across the Channel
He will strike out for Folkestone. which ne ex.
pects 10 reach before six O'Clock Friday evening.
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OLYMPIC THEATRY.

The summer nights show no elimination IN the
popular appreciation Of the well varied entertain.
mens that Mr. Poole presents at this csiabIishme nt
nor any relaxation in that managers efforts. 10
Judge the very attractive bill given last even
ing and the hearty enthusiasm OF the audience.
Last night there were some OF the best repre-
sentatives or the gymnastic art, the Rousselie
Brothers and Miss Beona Dare, VINO displays ex-
traordlnary nerve and daring, two comic sketches,
one with the funny name "A Diabollcal
tragedy the capital buTlesque or tha''hamsown
ColOred Students,u negro specialtles, BY one of
the best performers In that line. j. w. McAndrews.
a musical nteriude on glasses and q couple OF
funny Irlshmen.
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a RELIC oF THE scHLLER.

Dr. J. J. Youlin. OF Jersey City, posted letter
on the 2sd Of last month to his daughter in Lon
don. when she received ~ was saturated with
water and the explanation was that II was part
or the contents OF mail bag on the ill-fated
Schiller. The envelope has been sent back 10 DR..
Toniiu A. . memento Of the terrlble Disaster.
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HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA, May "a, 1875.
Spanish gold, 202 203; American. 204 a EOS.
Exchange dull on the United states, sixty days,
currency, Is 74h premium short sight, "a rs
premium; sixty days, gold, 100 a 104 premium !;
short SIGHT, gold, los a loo premium; on London,
rs III premium; on Paris, l04 1905 premium.
Sugar quiet; No. ~ Dutch standard, l4h a 141
reals per arrobe F.; in gold, 6k a reals.
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BELGIUM.

eRosPEcT or A PENAL LAW AGAINST CRIMINAL
INTENT.
BRUSSELS May "a 1875.
The Echo de Parchment says the Belgian govern
mept intends to introduce in the Chambers a bill
making intention 70 commit crime punishable
a. an offence, even II unexecuted.
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THE ENGLISH DERBY.

PARLIAMENT TO ADJOURN ron THE OBSERVANCE
OF THE GREAT EVENT or THE TURF
LONDON, May "a, 1875.
It's understood that Mr.. Dlsraen viii give no
tlce tomorrow that there VIII be no session OF
Parliament on Wednesday next DERBY DayA
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THE KAISERS.

THE THREE GREAT EUROPEAN EAPERoRs TO
MEET IN COUNCIL.
VIENNA, May p, 1875
The Neue FTete Presse states that meeting OF
che Emperors OF Austria, Germany and Russia has
been finally decided on, and Will probably take
place at Ems
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Brunswick generally ars more tnan ordinarily

SUBTRACTION OF THE PRINCETON BoY5-A
STRANGE RUEoR AFLoAr.
PRINCETON n. j., May a. 1875.
The boys here feel highly reJoiced over the re-
turn OF their cannon. As write. strange rumor
is current that the ordnance authorities az the
government OF tine United states nave demanded
the cannon. and tnat there are strong possUlite s
that The Cbiei or Ponce OF New Brunswick VIII DO
compelled 70 return TO Princeton, carry on the
gun and hand lt over 10 the proper parties in
Washington. None OF the Prince Oh faculty seem
10 know anything ABOUT tho matter, however,
though rom private adylces Just received rom
your correspondent IN New Brunswlrk am lead
70 believe that instead or being ended the cannon
war mas just begun.
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srErywAY HA11-MRs. ANNrr IYNcn's coNcrnr

sTENwAY HAL1-MRs ANNIE IYNcH's CONCERT
This lady, music teacher Of considerable popu-
arity In this city, gave concert last night, which
was well attended, and In which large NUMBER
OF her pupils appeared. The programme was not
OF an ambitious character, but one admirably
adapted to the capa oiies OF the young ladies and
gentlemen VINO rendered 10. The performance
was very Watering to the system OF teaching pur-
sued by Mrs Lynch, and gave evidence Of cUnsid
cradle talent on the part OF the pupils.
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DEFEAT on MOTION ron A VOTE OF cENsURE
ON TIE GOVERNMENT.

LONDON, May 24-Nlght.
In the House OF Commons tonight Mr.. Fawcett,
member OF Hackney, moved that in the opinion OF
the House the governments measures OF reform
or local taxation are insufficient, and not in nc
cordance with its promises and that the delay In
che matter impedes the progress 81 the country.
The motion was rejected Dy a vote OF lis to 249.
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PIO MONO.

Ills HOLINESS THE POPE SERIOUSLY ILL.
LONDON, May 25-5 A. NJ.
A special telegram from Rome to the Morn
eng Standard says the Pope i seriously i'll.
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nlEn

HIGGISs.-At WhitesLone, on Monday. May "a,
BRIDGET vile or William higgins. IN the $50 year
OF her age.
Relatives and friends respectfully invited 20
attend the funeral, from ST. Luke's Roman Catho-
lie church, on Wednesday, May 20, At ten O'Clock
A. NJ
FOR other Deaths see Fourth PG0e
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DYEING AND CLEANSING. TAKE 1T TO TIKI
INV YORK D1EING AID PRINTING ESTABLISH:
NENT, STATEN ISLAND. Oficcs-99 Duane street. ISL
Broadway. go sixth avenue, New YORK les ani i63
Perrepout street, Brooklyn. Oldest In the country.
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STRIKE AT CATARRR WITH woLCOTTs
CATARRH AsSIHILAroR yanquishes the enemy. subdas
Inflammation and PAIN with PAIN PAINE
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CUBA.

HAVANA, May "a, 1875.
Two hundred ana nifty 0enddrnes detailed 10
perform police duty in Havana, have arrived.
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DEsHLER's PILLS ARE THE BEST AND SAFEST
Remedy for CHILLs FKvrR MALARtA.
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CLUB House or THE BLOOMING GROVE PARK
ASSOCIATION PRESERVED.

ASSOCIATION PRESERVED.
We have received the following communication
from tne President OF the Blooming Grove PARK
Association
OFFICE BLOOMING GROVE PARK Assocrarroy.1
NEW YORK. May "a 1875.
To THR EDITOR or THE HERALD:-
have Just received the following from our agent
at Lhe Park
MAY "a 1875.
J. N. WILLIAMSON.
We hereby acknowledge our obligations 20 our
resident neghbOrs for their exertous In keeplng
our valuable game lands from the rayages OF nre
JOHN AVERY
President Blooming Grove PaTk Asauciation
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FORREST FIRES.

FLAMES STILL RAGING IN THE UNDERBRUsH-
THE LOSS IN THE MUD RUN REGION.
hAUcH CHUNK, Pa, May "a. 1875.
The IRE in the immediate vicinity or the Hickory
Run ana Mud Run LANDER regions has suosided,
but the DANES are still raging in the underbrush
OF the forest. The rain on sunday did not reach
those localities but passing IN a Southeast drec.
ton quenched the names IN the neigh
bOrh0od OF Weissport and Parryvile. The 1ro
near the mining villages Is reported 10 be out
The loss 10 William Getz, David Luyder, John
Eckert and Francis warner Is very great as all
their saw mills, residences. &C., IN the Mud Run
region are entirely consumed. me FIRE ragged with
great severity IN tue Pine swamp or this county,
and many acres or land have been laid waste. No
lives lost in any part or the county where the
fires ragged. generous rain is much required
not only 70 put out the flames, out also 10 re-
cuperate the growing vegetation
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PAINFUL AND REPULSIvE FIsSUREs IN THH
palms OF the hands, when incap those afflicted
with them performing manual labor DO
readily healed, and permanently So by washing the
parts affected with GLKNNs 7oAP, which Is sold
every where. Dcpot OkIEIENIONls No. Z sixth
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A WONDERFUL SUCCESS.-THE ELASTIC
TRUSS COMPANY. 6s3 Broadway, with branch officea
everywhere. sell more rRUssEs weekly than all metal
truss blacksmlths sell In n year
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BERMUDA.

BEEsUDA, May 90, 1875.
Tse Colonial Parliament win convene on the
2stn OF MAY
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A-THE SUMNER STYLES OF GENTLEMENts
HArs ready at ESPENsCHElD'S, Manufacturer. lis
IA Suu
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EvERDELL'S, 302 BROADwAY.- ELEGANT
wKppINs anu BALL CARDS hue NorK PAPKRs; ENGRAv.
aud PRISrIsc Of every description. Established
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A-BUCKISGHAM HOTEL,
Opposite toe cathe trap.

A-BUCKINGHAM HOTEL,
Finh avenue, corner Firieth street
Opposite the Cathedral.
win Be comp eted By September next and will be
Quoted On European plan special regard to the
comfort 3 families.
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NOTHING CAN EQUAL THE TONIC AND IN
virorang effects OF PKRuvIAS syrup "a protoxde "a
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FREE EXCURSIONS TO GARDEN CITY PARK
daily Sundays Included, Long Island Railroad on
week days at A. NJ aud sundays At O'Clock r. ".
returning ~ p Persons DESTROYS OF seeing the vast
improvements being made by MI a. v stewart Gar
den City should 90 upon our special tram Maps aud
free masses On application TO r. W. HITCHCOCK music
publishing 10 Third avenue corner twenty
NJ YORK
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KEEPS PATENT PARTLY MADE DRESS
sHTRrs-Wsm sntta muslin and best linen, Beautifully
made equal every respect 10 The best shirt Tor u 50
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1HF nFiAsrIC TRUSS SOLD AT POMEROYsS.
IA Broadway, Tor -. y warranted the best made.
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LEON DUMAS EAU MERvEIILEUsE RS.
moves ali wrinkles Try liz No West Twenty am e.
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LEON DUMAS EAU NEVERTHELESS Is NOT
~ enamel but medicine FOR the skin Ladies IA
yed 10 test the article before purchasing NO Wea,
rwantw-arh xrreeL
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ALASKA CASSlMERES.-STUDY COMFORT.
show your good taste and prove yoar refinement by
selecting your summer liar from kNON'S splendid
stock either At 2t2 broadway In tho Fifth avenue
hotel The kSox HAT IS emphaucaly, without q rtvaL
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WIGS. TOUPEES. &C.--G. RAUCaFUSs, PRAO.
Teal Wig Maker and Importer OF human Hair. a kasa
Twelfth street near Broadway.
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A-PIMPLES. ERUPTIONS, ROUGH SKIN
The system being put under the influence OF Or.
Pierceis GOLDEN MEDICAL DISCOVERY tor few weeks.
the becomes smooth clear soft and veivety aud
being illuminated with the glow OF perfect health from
within beauty stands Iorth Ia ali its gcry. The
effects OF all medicines whfch operate upon the system
thraugh the medium OF the blood necessarily
what slow matter how good the remedy employed
While 20 three bottles clear the skin OF pimpleA
blochos. cruptons. yellow spots. comednnes. or
.Frubs dozen may possibly b. required 70 soma
where the Is rotten with scrofa0uso
lent blood poisons The OF all those diseases how
the common rimple % the worst scrofula.
with the this most potent agent only OF
ume sold BY dealers la medicines.
COVERED Win ERurlIONS. CURED.
CLAyEaAcK, Columbia County, n. Y.
Dr n. Y. PIKRcE. Buffalo. y. u
DEAg SIR am sixty years OF ace, and have been
aiicied with salt theum IN the worst form for great
mary years UNTIL accidentally, ] saw one ~ your
books which described my exactly. bought your
Goiden Medical Discovery ana took two bottles and
half aud entirely cured. From my shoulders to
my hands entirely covered with erupuons, also
on face ana body was likewise afflicted with Rneu-
matism that walked with great difficulty and
Is enurely cured. May God spare you long life 70
main a blessing 10 mankind. With untold gratitude.
Mra A W
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NEW PURLICATIONs.

4 MORE SUPERB PRESENT CANNOT BE GIVEN
"A a cultivated person than The CycopcdiA OF tbs
Best Thoughts Of Charles nickensh carefully tndexei.
beautifully bQund. rrcc, - Compilel Dy q Delo ,.
tame ami published by 4. y. HALE SON, ~ Murray
street New YORK..
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UNEXPECTED SOLUTION or A DIFFICULT CUES
TIoE-A DEMAND FROM THE ORDNANCE DE
PARTMENT-A REVOLUTIONARY RELIC CALLED
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THE STRIKE OF THE LOWELL
SPINNERS.

0. ". BapsrS, secretary.
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ID NIGHTS DISEASE. DIABETES. DROPsY. GRAvAL.
ID Cacuons, Gout Rheumatism Dy spepsia Disease %
the LIVER Kidneys Bladder PROSTATE Glanl Premature
dncurabe by general practitiouers) page limo.
mphlc planning successful tire Oy Natures
specific, Bethesda Mineral spring Water, aud Or.
A. HAWLkN HEATH, the author aud proprietor. tree
address Letters from physicians aud others Of
hopeless cured sent Depot aud reception roo
No 200 Broadway New York
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lust PUBLISHED-"rHE TEErus HOW To PRS.
serve them, when lost how 20 replace them direes
from the author. Or. r. J.. ROBkErs, surgeon DenLsI
" Bond street. New York Free ~ mail iol 5ccnt@
MANHOOD -9prH EDTrIoN-A TREATISE, EN.
ll pianatory Of the causes With insirrcuons ~ ~
successful OF WeAknasa Low SptaE NetNous
Exhaustion. Muscular Debiitfy ana Prematnte Drelns
IN Manhood price. sc. AOdress the hanVf VI, ~ -
n CURTIS AE Weat rwaptv .aacnnd street. Nav A9LA~
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-10-06

NASHVILLE, October 5.-The fall
meeting of the Nashville Blooded
Horse Association opened yesterday.
The track was in good condition and
the attendance was large. The first
race. for two year olds, mile dash, was
won by Plenty-Clenny second, Grit
third. Time, l:47l.
Second race, three year Odds, mile
heat, was won by King Alfonso-Aus-
terltz second, Misdeal third. Time,
l:45, l:473.
Third race, dash one mile and one
eighth, was wonI by Weatherly-Red-
mond second, and Newbern third.
Time, 1:5Sa. m
NEW York, October 5.-The first
day of the fall meeting of the Associa.
'tion at Prospect Park met with good
attendance. Races for horses of the
2.24 class was won by Blanche--Muslc
second, aud Carmeo third. The hrst
heat was won by Carmeo second by
Music. Time, 2:26l, 2;24, 2;23!, &2d4'
2:24l.
In the 2:4O race four heats were
trotted, but on account of darkness
was postponed till to-day. Il, b
French first and third heats Bay JacR
second and fourth heats. Time, ia
$50 1881, 2:3g c,...o,
CINCINNATI, October 5.-Chestel
Driving Park, the new Cincinnati race
course, will be inaugurated this weef
with n series Of trotting and running
races. commencing to-day aud continu
ing on the sixth, seventh, eighth an'
ninth. The premiums, aggregatiht
S2O, 900, will be offered.
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The San Francisco Chronicle boasts
that no city in the United States could
have so quickly recovered us San
Francisco from the shock produced by
the suspension of the Bank Of Califor-
MIA. "No manufacturing or industrial
establishment has suspended opera.
tions; no mine nor mill has ceased
work no building enterprise of the
thousand now going on in the city, has
been delayed for day, and not one
single mechanic or laDoring man has
been thrown out of employment. The
people seem to spend as much as ever
they did. The fair, the theatres and
other places of amusement are throng-
ed with visitors the park and the
roads are daily crowded with pleasure
seekers The Chronicle attributes all
this prosperity to the exclusion of the
bad-smelling money of the East and
an adherence to the shining double
eagle, which never depreciates, and
which cannot be proftably boarded.
Allowing for the gentle exaggerations
of local vanity and the cheerful dispo-
sition of the average writer on the Pa
cilic coast when he is speaking of home
matters, il does seem as If San Fran
cisco has stood her financial jar very
well, and that she Is little the worse for
the shake.up. fshe had suffered very
much she would hardly have gushed
over Ralston as she did.-Louisville
Courier-J Journal.
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'TELEGRAPHIC
TIE MISSISSIPPI CAMPAIGN.
General AlcOrn, u Republican U. s.
Senator, Lectures the Friend
and Brother.
The Effect or which Is the Driving OF
the Whites from their Homes.

HELENA, Ark, October s. The me-
groes threatened riot at Friars' Point
to-day. The whites who had fled from
there reached here ut two O'Clock, this
morning. A number of men left this
place for Friar's Point, and more are
ready to move the moment it becomes
necessary. A gentleman from Friars
Point says Brown, who is colored
Sheriff aud candidate for Reelection,
came to Memphis last week and pur-
chased considerable ammunition.
which he took to Friar's Point and dis
tributed among his friends. On Satur-
day evening, the Democratic-Nonser-
vatives held their convention there,
and nominated u ticket in opposition
to that headed by Brown. Senator
Aloorn being present, was called upon
for u speech, during the delivery OF
which he criticised Browns official
conduct In severe manner Brown,
who was present, became very much
excited and demanded the privilege OF
replying, but Mr.. Rex, chairman OF
the convention, fearing bloodshed, adj
j0urned the meeting. Brown then an
nounced that there would be a called
meeting of his partisans on Monday
evening. 1t is supposed the present
trouble grew ont of this meeting last
evening.
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GaIyestOn Items.

GALVESTON. October 5.-Dr. w. +.
Blunt has been appointed health oifi-
Ger of the port, in place of DIR. Peete.
Repairs on the bay bridge are near
ly completed, and it is expected that
trains will run regularly to Harrison
burg and Houston tomorrow.
The brig G. c. Robinson, which came
into port yesterday, is anchored out
side. When the recent storm struck
the coast, she went to sea. The cap
tain reports having been out through
all the gale. The vessel suffered con-
siderable damage, her foretopmast ana
all attached went by the board, carry
ing with it the maintopmast. The
wreck was cut away as it was threaten
ing to stave in the bulwarks. The
wreck drifted around the bow, carry
ing jibboon away. Two seamen
were thrown over the wheel. Salt
water penetrated the tanks, and sea-
men were nearly Frustrated drinking
brackish water before reaching Gal
weston.
The fremont Opera House was
opened to crowded house, Sheridan
Il Mack's Combination playing.