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The New York herald., 1875-11-22
HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.
AUCTION.
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A GREAT AND IMPoRTANT AUCTION SALE

GREAT AND IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE
OF FOUR OF III THE MOS MOST ~ ELEGANT
O. W JENKINS, AucTIoNEER,
ss RSG'
Snd bes msea IN New York ey closely matched thai i
Is difficult TO distinguish them apart i5A hands weight
hands very hnc black Horse l5 hands these Horses
were selected last spring from the farm where sney were
kind all vice or tricks with long flowing
Ps S n sorse H1
also Carriages double and single Harness Top agons 2,
Sleigh ss' RaSkeas Robe. s WHIPS & The public
attendance TO show stock now stable
Full description in Tuesdays Herald
A UcTIoN SALE AUCTION SALE.
Ias gs1sy ssa
RACES HARNESS, BLANKETs ROBES WHIPS HIPS &c.'
% 8 sS5 Y EHs 6q'sn yiSGR
= rup At y oSLoGE &c SS fRoMpT nc sp psr roRrv
At EE sEk B4wS nj PTn II kSp
BY CHARLES 1'fNpFFs g. BUFF sAUcTroNEER
Including the valuable and fast Team Of Bay Geldngs
ses ese "ps sSts lind M high a
dinal was sired by California Patchen he by Geo H.
Senator was sired by Alexander Pilot dam Hawk
mare owned BY Z Wells Of Paris KY Senator was pur-
chased in Kentucky BY present owner to mate CARDINAL
NoTEThe above two geidings we're driven on Fleetwood
track, by owner road wagon weighing 2le lbs, in
247 Either Of them can beat 40 single and have no
be road park and warranted sound kind
They superior roadsers and have bone and
strength enough for gentlemens coupe or park phaeton
They tro in condition in 25o, together in
2 40 single.
Also the fast brown geding Countryman 16 hands high,
years old got by Legal Tender sire Of Red Cloud, by
Davy Crockett dam by Mambrno Chief re Of Lady Thorn
He Of the finest and best gated in this city
trot all his heats inside of 35, and many
miles day horse he has had track work
but II in train will rank with the Al
Of the country he fully warranted sound and kind
and represented
Also brown Trotting Mare Mlie W., 15A hands
high od by Seagers Patchen he by George NJ
Paichen her dam by Toronto Chief the sire Of Thomas JEFF
erson winner Of the great $4,000 stallion race at Buffalo
last Milie w. has record but trotted half mile
Prospect Park in 90 carrying l9s lbs; she is power
fully built and is warranted sound and kind.
Also fast Dark Bay Geding rammany, l5 hands high
old Columbus the sire OF Myron Perry aud
noted and the trottes in the Tam
many 80 track and is safe horse for lady
drive; is afraid OF nothing. and is sound and kind
Carriages consist OF Park Phaeton, pole shafts
Pony Phaeton pole and shafts; Top Wagons, pole and
shafts light Road Wagon.
Harness consist of double Harness sets Of single II ar
also fine English Kerey Blankets and Hoods Sweat
Blankets. Boots, Bits. &c., &c s.y X. 400
THE ABOVE MENTIONED STOCK ARE FULL GUAR
ANTEED. AND CAN BE SEEN UP TO TIME OF
SALE AT STABLE AS ABOVE
CATALOGUES NOW READY AT STABLE AND AT ALL
THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS IN THE CITY.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A LBANY AND TRoY-sCHUYLER FOOT OF FRANK
n lin street. pier 80 North River every Monday, Wednes
day and Friday NJ Fare IS cents deck with berth,
ST.: with room, 81 so. j. W. HANCOCK, owner
GREAT REDUCTION IN FARE BY PEOPLES
n. line steamboats, TO Albany State rooms warmed By
pipe First class only 81 and berth
81 so; deck passage so leaving daily Sundays
cepted r. NJ from pier Al North River foot OF Canal St.
U,ALL RIVER LINE TO BOSTON,
il via Newport and Fall River.-The world-renowned
BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE leave pier "a
North River, foot OF Murray street daily Sundays ex.
cepted 30 p NJ Through tickets sold at all principal
hotels u the
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kNlCKERBOCKER. Captain Kemble,
on Saturday November ~. at O'Clock Z. NJ,
from pier No. North River
Through bills Of ladng given to Mobile and all principal
points the Mississippi River.
Cabin passage, $50: steerage S25.
Apply to CLARK 4 SEAMAN s6 West street
The New York herald., 1875-11-22

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
- Principal Assistant Engineers Office, Pennsylvana
Railroad Company Jersey City, aud before December
1873 for the or strengthening Of their
main line through Bergen nm Plans, specifications aud
on hle at the above ofhce.
a. ID. HOWELL,
Principal Assistant EnrinGer Of Maintenance u Way
The New York herald., 1875-11-22

GONGREGATIoN SHAAR HASHoMAYlM.
~ AT general meeting OF the above congregation
resolved 10 exhme the remains Of bodies in their old
buryng ground located Eighy-nnth street. between
Madison and Fifth and them to their
new buryng ground on Cypress Hills Cemetery All those
who wish be present the exhumng their relatives
friends are kindly requested to be at stated cemetery
TO consult Mr. ALIPPMANN No 96 Ludlow street. who will
begin the work Monday, November %.
The New York herald., 1875-11-22
SPECIAL NOTICES.

4 ISAAC O. BoYcB 2e7 BROADWAY, LAWYER
"A. Notary, Commissioner Divorces obtained promptly
bitual inhdelity nhuman treatment conye
ton or felony Passports obtained
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the property of gentlemen going abroad.


llo and li2 East Thirteenth street. Fourth avenue
the property of gentlemen going abroad.
BAY HORSE, SIRED BY RYsDIcK's HAMBLEToNTAN
ali harness and under saddle free from Vice very
stylish; trotted 90 wagon At private trial full mile in
23s and repeat IN harness 10 2 "a and is now
gentlcmans roadster, Of great endurance and bottom
prompt and gamey driver and is warranted sound kind
TOP sIDE.BAR WAGON, NEARLY NEW, BUILT TO
wooD0GIBSoN LqsT ~ single haRSEss,' @ 'sy &G &C. =
BAY HORSE, sired by wooDPEcKER and dam THOR
0uGHBREDA A MARE, 10 70 hands s.n years; kind in all
can trot better than 2 so in condition; can beat
bottom and endurance afraid nothing and is war
TOP sGps fPtsd RS Spd AaN sGd Snd msSs ..Ss 70
SET FINE CARBELL SINGLE HARNESS.
cHETTTSSgTr ,S TEoTTISe It'll H9esE ,Sa p DREW
hands years kind and true In every way Is aprompt
has sSemans race S for Dinners Tsa psss last
SDs yery @ % q' n MyS s5a Fs track hos and
sET RoaD wRGoS No roF NEW
built by Dusenbury 1 Van Durer.
Single Harness, by Dunscomb Blankets Robes, &C.. &C.
BAY HAMBLEToNIAN MARE with extra flowing name
ness free from vice. s free And pleasant driver does
kind and true. Also,
BRocHETT 4 FUTILE, q New Haven, and
SINGLE HARNESS. BY WRIGHT; Robes, Whip. &C., &c.
FAMILY COACH elegantly trimmed in satin, by BREWS
TER X Co, OF BROOME STREET.
ELEGANT x CLARENCE. NEARLY NEW, BUILT BY
RODGERS OF PHILADELPHIA.
CHARIOT COACH a., IL, n gSSd , order by BREWSTER co.
SECOND HAND COUPE, BY BREWSTER CO.. OF
ALL the above STOCK Is FIRST CLASS and arc worthy
The ATTENTION Of PARTIES in SEARCH Of fine TRoT
TING STOCK.
AT PRIVATE SALE,
II sLEIGHs OF THE FINEST QUALITY AND FINISH,
made By II. MINER Co.
soo , : formerly MINER STEVENS: also -
rom $SQ Up, made by Farrar Russell q Portland
LARGE DISCOUNT 20 DEALERS.
Landau, Landaulots Clarences Coupe Rockaways, six
ways top and Pony Phaetous Curtain Coach. The
above are all city make.
VAN TAssELL & KEARNEY
no and liz East Thirteenth street.
FOR SALE, THE PROPERTY OF WIDOW
a. Horses lit for truck farming or general use Ia be
sold at sacrihce trial allowed Inquire at SIS South Fifth
avenue. between Bleecker and Houston streets
PRIVATE GENTLEMANs ROAD EsTABL1sH.
II ment for salc-Dark bay Horse hands; very styl
warranted In particulars top Wagon Harness Ropes
Blankets &C. Can be At l46 West Thy.nnth street
Thirty first street and Broadway Sold separately IL desired
nc great sscrihce. '
A GENTLEMANS TURNoUT-A HANDSOME nay
~ Horse, 1854 hands hgh years old; warranted sonnd
aud kind aso very light Brewster Cof Broome stree
Coupe and fine Harness; gentleman leaving city COR
DoN's aablos, Nos and West Thirteenth street
A -FoR SALE, SIX HORSES SUITABLE FoR ANY
N. business also one Bay Marc; mile n so;
also thrae Wagons and six Of light aud exprees
Harness; cheap Inquire at 31s Bowery, opposite Rinh
street, rear
4 FOR SALE, THREE GOOD WORKING HORSES
n. III any kind Of work; 10 be sold at a sacrifice
through the death Of my father. Apply Al 1lO Elizabeth
street. near Grand
The New York herald., 1875-11-22
HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.

A t AUCTION. - SPEED.
"A SPEED WARRANTED OR NO SALE
BY VAN TASSELL kEARNEY, AUCTIONEERS,
at their Auction Mart,
1lo and liz East Thirteenth street. Fourth avenue
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COAsTwIsE STEAMSHIP
Il NEW ORLEANS DIRECT,
THE CROMWELL LINE.

OOAoA W AS11 . 2.
EoR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT,
Il THE CROMWELL LINE.
The steamship
on saurSsy fIss SGysTssr S., n q A !, s, o'clock NJ
Through bills II ladsr siyea - Mobs and ali principal
points on the Mississippi River.
Apply Apply Ro'c;ffsGSk cfsGkE U ssSIssS sE&SxS 8 ives.
MoRGAN's LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
freight there Morgans Louisisna and Texas RAILROAD
brahear thence per steamer o Morgans line 70 Texas
Tue steamer BRAsHRAR will sail from pier 80 North
River, on Saturday. November ~. at r. NJ for New
Through bills ofladng signed Mobile Galveston and
All points the Galveston Harrisburg and San Antonio.
ana ess Pss Ssa aaa And es North
u % ana rS Sap Aaono and ~ points the Gulf
pps Christ ~ RssEgCT. s. msrys and Fulton
Ligherage and Channel at either Corpus Christi or
Bazos Santiago u the expense and risk Of consgnee
terror must have cousgnee At BraIos santiago ,,.,.
Ss ss o% sR epe d Rg New
Hper cents from New York all Texas ports New Or
Freight p q lowest rates For freight further infOrma
''0n Apply . CHARLES A WHITNEY a co, Agents,
OLD DOMINION. STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
For Norfolk, CITY psa! and Richmond, Tuesdays, Thurs
aS M sac 6oas Win Ens n'
Air Line, Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad with the
Virginia SevSsrn and WssASsen G5'p q via fsS; SoaoE
every TUESDAY, Inursday ana saturday.
Lewes Del, Monday aud Thursday at r. NJ connectinn
with Maryland and Delaware railroads,
Passenger accommodations Unsurpassed
Through passage tickets and bills ading all points
lowest Insurance Norfolk &c. per Ont Freight
received daily pier 81 North River General Offices 1871
Greenwich street n L. McCREADY, President.
NOR NASSAU, N. IRREGULAR MAIL STEAMSHIP
Il line The three departures will be follows
From New York direct CITY OF DALLAS, December 4;
from New York via savannah Ca, December IA and De-
cember - For freight passage apply MURRAY,
FERRIS A CO., Agents 50 South street.
THE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAI
Il THE FOLLOWING PLACES ARE THE ONLY
AUTHORIZED OFFICES FOR THE RECEIPT or
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR TllE
NEW YORK HERALD -
BROADWAY. CORNER ANN STREET.
265 BROADWAY
$50 SIXTH AVENUE
ia SOUTH SIXTH STREET, PHILADELPHIA
CORNER BoERuM AND FULTON STREETS BROOK
LYN.
The New York herald., 1875-11-22

4 SODA WATER, MINERAL WATERS, GINGER
"A. Ales sparkling Wines: manufacture OF plee
hts OF Apparatus and Materials with fun nstructions all
departments Of manufacture bong and dispensing
sye rights in desirable territory; catalogues free JOHN
MATTHEW'S First avenue, Twenty-sixth and Twenty
seventh streets New York
The New York herald., 1875-11-22
THE TURF.

THE TURF.
Do0LS OPEN on THE
BILLIARD TOURNAMENT
and
CALIFORNIA RACE,
AT THOMAS EXCHANGE, .239 BROADWAY.
French Pool Tickets $3 each Orders by mail
ger receive prompt attention. q. NJ. THOMAS.
The Shooting Gallery, with Ranges, open.
The New York herald., 1875-11-22
EXCURSIONS.

CoD FISHING EXCURSION on THANKSGIVING
" Day, November 25-Ocean steamer SETH LOW, leay-
ing Harrison street N r. 7:l5; Tenth street r., %;
Eighth street. X. r. 55 pier ~ u. r., $40; Whitehall
street. Battery 20 A. M. Tickets 81 Bait and refresh
ments on board. AL g. FOSTER. Manager.
The New York herald., 1875-11-22
HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.

ONE CLARENCE. ONE LANDAUi ALSO $50 cAH
" riages OF all styles: Blankets, Robes Bells, &C
VIM n. GRAY. 30 and - Wooster street.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-04
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE

W,srryGTo, Oct 3.-Iieutruant Walton Good
wn - rb - DUNCAN "a orsrei 70 the Broo$yn and
aee surgeon Of the south Atlantis station per steamer OF NE
Leach !, ordered 10 duty, as member OF the Naval
Hg, bo1r5 G5afs 4' s. Maned aud
5siant Pavmaster Charles H. Bartlett are Ordered
ti "Ido af VeyyYork on the 10Th inst and placed on
waiting Lruenn f. D. Taussig is detached from
special duty connected with he Daren survey and also rom
the temporary command 0t tht Ie'eiyngp EeeI an OF
dere duty the department OF lars and Docks Navy
Is detacbed from the Naval Hospital a. Norfolk and
ordered 70 n" naval Hospital az CIelse, h4as Mey Di
Chelsea Mass and placed on waiting orders Medical Iec
Tor Charles Martin. detached from the Naval Hospital at
member Of the Medical examining boarl anu Orelau ~ al.
Naval Hospital nc Washington. Assistant surgeon D. W
months leave Boaswan Thomas Collier detached from
the store snip onward and granted three months Leave; E
Pay Inspector James MURRAY to be Pay director from the
2jt september 1870 vice Pay Director H. NJ Heskel re-
tired Paymascr Edward NAV to be Pay Inspector vice
Assistant Engineer Go l. Gates 70 De Passed Assistant IN
3e6rapg, IS25 Ply director H. NJ Hie.kel has been
Mac, on the retired list TO iae from september 2ith
Theorter cning Mdshpnan Frank Collins 70 dnty on
the south Atlantic station has been reyoAe an be oerd
J report TO Rear Admiral Word"n. commanding e European
have been detached Torpedo station at Newport r.
L. date from the 9h Of october and have been assSnSl a.
mauders Frank Wie- and Charles + 9cinitz ana Lieu
tenant bloomfield Mcllva.no placed on waiting ortes
Lieutenant Commander George T f. Wilde i ordered
BOSTON ayYNari. Lieutenant Commander Charles
IL DAVIS IT, ordered the Naval Observatory on the 23d
Of Octnlcf Lieutenant Commander f. j. HggDs0n Ia or
iered 10 report to the Bureau OF ordnance for
sprcial duty Lieutenant commander b. F. lamDerts0n
h. ordered 20 the receiving -hp Colorado 40 NewN Ork, EN
ccuiye officer. LleutenantC ommander Joshua Bishop
ordered 10 mold himself readiness for service
Lent Vm Randall Is ordered 10 the receiving ship ono
nd Boston Louis Kngsby IL ordered 10 me tanana
qua Lieut. Nathan T. Mics is ordered to the receiving ship
Potomac Philadelphia Lieut., r. @. Davenport IS ordered
report by 18th October to Rear Admiral Jenkins at
Philadelphia ca duty connected With the Centenial
Lieut. George r. Bckne ordered N the HydrOsaphc once
and len Nm T. Swinburne the receiving snip Colorado
AZ New York Master A. G.. Dillingham; Is granted Three
lon Z. llri. D.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-04
PRAIrE OF COY. rmDEN.

To the Editor Of Thc TrtbHBs.
SIR My admiration for Gov. Tiden is 10 high
rs any mans His regime thu. far demands the respect
and praise Of all lovers OF good government con-
slider GOV. Tdcn. aud were my views expressed in
THE TRIBUNE Of Sept l6 But I observe that an An
drew Jackson Democrat sends protest 10 THE TRIB
IvE against the "underhand detractiOn" he calls IT,
from Gov. Tidens noble work" and proceeds to deal
rather harshIv with my letter That the 'Jacksonian
argues more for GOV Tden and my views than he does
for anything else is very clear and think he will say
tbe sline himself il he will calmly review his own letter
otis matter for surprise and cOmmendati0n when
Governor makes plundercrs dissOrgc" and | reassert
that il il deserving OF praise But 10 keep continually
sounding the trumpet Oi praise and mterDnglng there
with occasionally little iatery, although il sometimes
does we'll l. very often productive OF bad results lTOo
much praise has ruined Grant, ana might say, almost
the Republican party. Now this hope VIII not come
to p-, in the case of Gov Tcn Let every new move
ouf Governor makes toward reform receive iar amount
OF praise. Then when such praises begin 10 Wane II VIII
stimulate him begin further search fOr wrong dOtts
until al last he has Tmly eudcared himself O the people
by excellent management IN freeing the state nom all
unjust membranes be they either IN the form OF expcn
dures mere 0icehOding politicians There have been
in the past hypucritlcal adNOcutrs Of reform
that when GOV Iildrn first came forth many were
tcmpted look his actions with slight degree OF
suspicion but that he has gone 30 far IN thc work.
the real reform begins 10 show -cit THE work
bravey on and trust he will not alone 0c praised for
h- every action that viii benefit the pcople but that he
will be rewarded II he merits II, with the iulcs con
ldcuce pf the entire nation. G. L. ;.
BTyokiyH, sept, y, 1870.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-04
4 HEw SETENrH REGIMKyr ASSOCIATION

THE VETERANS on TEE PACIFIC GIVE SUPPER
AND ORGANIZE.
SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 3.-The ex-members Of
the New-YOrk eth Regiment resident in San Francisco
gave banquet Friday night at the Maison DOree, ana
organized the Society Of the 7h Regiment Veterans Of
the Pacific.
The following gentlemen were elected officers Cap
TAIN T. Gerrington First Lieutenant, Joseph Durbrow
second Lieutenant Vim. Il. Wheaton; First Sergeant,
Edward Taylor; second Sergeant, Henry @. Langley :
Third Sergeant Francis A. Bonnard Fourth Sergeant
W yOhschmidt First Corporal Isaac BluXome second
Corporal. Cornelius stagg; Third Corporal Robert j.
Tiffany Fourth Corporal, Emile H. Jscquelin; Company
Clerk. W. r. SmedbeTg.
The following dispatch from YorH received In the
midst of the festivities. caused great enthusiasm:
COL W. r. sMEDBERG. NiisoR DOrer. san ErGfriscO: J:
The veterans " the 7h Regiment have remembrance
The continent divides ia, but Our hearts are one.
LETFERrs. Col COmd'g sih Regiment Veteran Corps.
It was determined during the evening to scnd testi-
muna to the active members OF the 7h Regiment to be
competed for by them 4 prize for craftsmanship at
C'reedtnOOr
New-York tribune., 1875-10-04
wIrERSPoIrS ~ NEw-MEKICo.

-EvENTY-NINE HOUSES N LA- CRUCES SWEPT
AWAY.
ST. LOUIS. Oct "a correspondent of The
Giobe Democrat at Las Cruces, NewAexico says that
great watcr,pout suddenly appeared IN the hills mile
back of the town. at p the 1lth of september
and before the citizens had time 10 comprehend The i'm
prang calamity IL was upon them. tall dark column
of w.or and approached with velocity. aud in less
than ten minutes the time Of it, Observance sixty
three houses had been hurled 10 the ground The streets
were soon flowing four five feet deep with water and
the Of 5nch great strength that houders OF
large size and corresponding weight carried away
Two hours later the fell in torrents and continued
several hour, IN l the wreck and rum fortunately not
q single lie cost.
on sunday the entire population ont repairing
the damage IN order that the homeless might DE housed
and cared for Tie work kept up Monday, bu ~
o'clock OF that day another waterspOut made Its
aup aranCr the quarter IT, predecessor was
first noticed. and with cqua! celebrity sixteen
houses fortunate enough the previous vista
lion were umDlcd down and their cunte + destroyed
This food lastHd three the damage done by these
storms viii figure mp 100000 Al the least calculation
New-York tribune., 1875-10-04
REFORM IN TURKEY.

Az IMPERIAL DECREE ISSUED-TAXATION REDUCED
ADMINISTRATIVE COUNCILS AUTHORIZED -
TITHEs TO BE GRADUALLY ABOLISHED
CONsT,NTINoPLE, oct. 3. 1875.
An imperial decree is published ordering
that agricultural populations which peacefully follow
their ayocations. be exempted from fourth Of the re-
Gently imposed tithes and that they be relieved from
the payment of Of taxes up to the
financial year 1894, the latter exemption
not TO apply TO wel-tOdO classes. who
are indebted the Treasury The decree further enacs
that communities 10 be represented IN an adinis-
tatve council by persons chosen as enjoying their con-
hdence and tho reasonable demands OF such
representatives will be received with atten-
non. Deputations from the annual General
Assemblies are authorized to come to Constantine
pie 70 submit 20 the Government their wishes. The Gov
eminent to decide which persons enjoying the respect
Of their respective communities, snail be summoned
from time TO time 20 Constantinople. The infor-
nation obtained from them will serve as
basis for reform measures. Special controllers
are 10 be appointed to insure the legal apportonment
aud collection Of the taxes system il already under
consideration guarantee Just treatment Of the popu
Iation 10y the conversion Of hcs into groundtax The
decree announces the gradual realization of these re-
forms has been decided upon
New-York tribune., 1875-10-04
OBIFUiRY.
OLIVER r. STEELE.
CreedulO0r.

Oliver K. Steele, well-knOwn office lawyer
in this city died suddenly saturday morning. after
brief illness He born at Newingt0n. Conn in 1928
and graduated at Trinity College. Hartford After
teaching school successfully in Harlem for several years
he entered the law Office Of The present Judges Beebe and
DOnOhuc WAS admitted 20 the bar about -J7 and cOntin
ued in the active practice Of his profession until his death
He conducted many important and some Of his
last work done counsel in the Park Thra.er ga
ton. His keen intellect. marked legal ability and stanch
devotion 10 his clients recognized ana valued by
wide circle OF friends. In politics he Iamnany
Democrat Ho preferred jcvOtinc himself tO his pTOte'-
rather than striving FOR official Advancement In
1853 he married Miss Elizabeth Seldcn of Norwich Conn,
who, with three children. survives HIM
New-York tribune., 1875-10-04
PInrrNG IN TORONTO.

I'VE CATHOLIC PROCESSION GUARDED - STONE
THROWING MISUNDERSTANDING SHOTS FIRED
ToRONTO, Oct. 3.-The pilgrimage OF the
Roman Catholics church to church took place to
dav After forming at their respective churches they
marched 10 St. Michaes Cathedral and after short ser
vice. they proceeded along Adelaide-st TO st. Mary
Church Bathurst-st distance Of a mile and half
From this point a part OF the procession returned
by Front-st. while others dispersed on account
Of the procession being accompanied ny the
police and largo body Of military, ordered
ont for the occasion In the route of the procession the
disturbance was much less than expected. A soon as
the march the cathedral began. strunct throwing
sc commenced when the police charged the nssaI-
ants firing shots. on the march up AdelaideS
several attacks with stones &c. were made, ana al
Eahurst-st quite number of shots were dred one or
two of the police and number Of others were seriously
wounded but no one killed az far known. About
900 persons in the procession and the crowd at
some points was estimated at 5000 Everything Is quiet
nav pff 4, IN