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phlebotomizInG the Bull. and Bears.

In 1859 Sheridan Shook, then Collector of In
ternal Revenue, levied OF one-nh OF per cent.
on all saes OF stocks and gold About three million
dollars collected from the bankers and they sued to
recover the money from the Government The suits
were decided against them and Monday they
Qurcd to the costs OF court OF have their property
seized Many bankeTs Wall styea the service
OF the executions on them scheme 10 eNtOrt money
Mr. Goorge T.. Simpson, OF the nrm OF O'DonAel, Law.
son co. said tnat when they instituted tue suits,
Fredr rick T. stanton Of Washington, their attorney,
promised that they should not nave 10 pay any costs II
he ost
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-30

Keeper Mccormick end six guards started
from Sing Sing on Thursday evening with sIty.fow
oonvlcts for Clinton Prison. Yesterday afternoos
Warden wslSer OF Sing Sing Prison learned by ele-
gram from Mc"orm ck that wien the train stopped In
Mld.lebury, W. three Of the convcts escaped I've
were recapturcd, and them q und nvc nieA
seven screw. ana three KEYS The convict at large u
one Hicks, sentenced year ago ~ nfteen years foe
robbery. Fowler who escaped from Sing on Thurs
day, Is eIll at large.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-30

Henry Ward BeecheI's Iecture-fOom taIk last
evening was upon In Brooklyn. lie said the
whole community Is being awakened, and both the
peone and the newspapers are treating the subject as
they had not before People wondered what there was
M MOODY preaching or In Sankey's music tnat lad
such power IL that they brought food TO hungry
people and consolation 10 community thR has suner Il
from a business depression lasting several Years lie
prayed hat great sucoese might Tot make the revival,
tss VAIN After the usual services announcement was
mao that Misa III HaKer and Mr.. j. H. Peterson de-
aIren Withdraw from the CnurCh.
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A CbIId Peri.bInc In the Woods.

Willie, son OF John Saddle, disappeared from
his fathers house near Colchester N y on Tuesday.
The neighbors for miles Joined IN the search,
but unable TO md him. and ON Thursday fearing
that he been kidnapped OF the family journey
ed TO New York TO consult with the detectives On the
same DAY, however. the neigh0ors from ten miles
around made nnal search, forming line OF men who
walked not than elk feet upart, which was mile
and a half long, and describing circle around the
house The child found on the extreme end OF the
line, by the sioe Of log, dead. lie had evidently
peris ed in the storm OF rain, sleet and the
nrst night in which he was missing
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-30

The Erie passenger trains between New York
nd Chicago. with Pumans palace and hotel cars are
TO begin running on Monday next The trains TO be
run over the Erie Salamanca. thence over the Allan
tic and Great Western to Cleveland thence TO Shelby
Junction OnO, the c., c. and !. G., aud thence
over the baltimore and Ohio TO Chicago Mr.. John n.
Abbott the General Passenger Agent Of Erie has been
IA Chicago angng Tor these trains, and
Mr. u. ". Hitchcock has been made the General Agent
OF the enterprise Hereafter passengers Tor Chicago
may 70 through without getng ont Of the cars, even
fnru
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Tsmmruy s,npder. Refu,cd.

John Kelly is sending to the voters pam.
phlct in which 1t is charged that one August Major.
steward in hos ptal on Wards Islsnd, who outraged
Eliza Collins, an emigrant girl escaped cOnucuoE
through tne IeSsence Of Dissnct Attorney Phelps
and AZ istant Lyon On Dec. %, 1874 Justt George
G. Barrett. ~ a letter TO Emigration COmt1sGiones
Stephenson. denied that there anything tue DiA
trict Attorneys manner OF trying tie Indictment ia
warrant charge OF defeiction Of duty He added that
Mr. Lyon conducted the prosecution with extrsordt
uar
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The Work I'm Mapba,tauyiIIe.

The union revival meeting is in progress
in the Presbyterian church, Manhattanville
Moody and Sankey's hvmns are being sung and
tU-morow evening copies Of the same are TO be
distributed Rratutously TO those present, 50 that
all may learn to sing them.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-30

MADRID, oct. 29.-The Epocd says that
the Spanish Cabinet recently discussed Its re-
ply to tho Washington note which tends TO de-
termine the relations OF SPAN and America, so
sent to Congress detailed accounts of Its inter-
national relations.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-30

While George kearman, newsboy, was serv-
ing hs patrons near tho monastery IN West Hoboken.
on 1hursdny evening. he was approached by Phinp
Reilly, aged l3 who, with uprnited shot
ordered him to nalt. kcarman ran, nnd Reilly cDing.
Turn around. or IN shoot Nou fred the shot taking
efect Ia keArmanr legs and back Reilly escaped. Tbs
deed 10 sAd 10 have been promptcd by maicOusness.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-30

LONDON, oct. 29.-lIer Royal Highness the
Duchess of Edinburgh was safely delivered Of a
daughter at half past ten o'clock this forenoon,
at Eastwel Park. The mother aud child are
we'll DIR. Fare Is In attendance.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-30
III, soyeu,b,. New Jerseyman.

Col Emmons Clark having ordered the name
OF Private Richard NJ Jordan TO BE- stricken from the
rolls Of the Seventh Regiment because he lived In New
Jersey JORDAN applied TO Judge Lawrence Yesterday
to the Court that he mad restored the name 10 the
IOeteI undeI lne AdlutAnl. GeneIAls AlYlce.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-30
Running and Walking Matches.

The fall races OF the Fort Greene Podestrian
Club are announced for this afternoon in Prospect
Para RrooglVp, the path surrounding the pa tura
The programme coLsAts of runs of quarter and hau
miles, walks of and three niles. dIsh Of hun
dred yarus an an attempt to walk ten mlles IN ons
hnndred mlAuies
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Anothcr Move FORWARD.

The Manhattan Railways subscription books
were opened in the Corn Exchange Bank yesterday
ana In less than hour the two million dollars
Quired subscr bed nve per cent being pao the
spot The books we're then closed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-30

State Detective Watson Of jersey City arrested
John Naushon. hack driver for soliciting
Naughton had Watson arrested on the ground that q
state detective had not power TO make arrest foi
viOla ion OF city ordinance. Yesterday Justice kress
decided that the arrest irga and he held Watsos
trial
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-30

In the trial Of ex Deputy Collector of the Port
Col Robert Des Anges for connection with the great
tilk smuggling frauds all the invoices and entries and
other tfarous papers relating TO the goods snug
ged by means OF fase entries: forged bonds and fa0
rlcated powers Of attorney for mythical importers
have to be connected by legal testimony with the
prisoner make out the full OF the prosecution.
the United States Circuit Ceurt was ousy with the case
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-30
A French Drama on the American Revolution.

PARIS, Oct. 29-In the competition an
nounced last April for drama based on the
American Revolution, sxty-seven manu- cripts
OF plays have been sent IN to Theodore Michaelis.
Several leading French dramatists have con
tributed, and a number OF the productions are
Of high order Of merit. The committee ap-
pointed to examine the manuscripts have been
engaged In the work, but their decision Is not
vet announced,
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THE OLD WORLD'S NEWS.
Cont radictory Reports Of n Battle In spain
h. ~ In iE.ain a Ylclarx

The Cnriisis Claiming n Victory.
LONDON, oct. 29-The Carlist committee
IN this city have published the following news !:
"The Carst General Perula gained an impor-
tant victory at Lumber In Navarro on the ed
instant routing force OF Alfonsls;s consisting
of cavalry, ana thirty six guns. The Carlist force
consisted Of Eve battalions of infantry, two
squadTons OF cavalry, and eignt guns. The Al
fOnsist losses were heavy"
According to tue Alfonsst accounts, however,
1.-THE main body OF the Carlists attacked Gen.
Reina's position at Lumber, but were easily re-
pulsed"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-30

ATHENS, Ohio, Oct ga colored man named
Krumsiey. with his wife and infant, left three small
children alone while they started TO town this evening,
In their absence the house took nre and the three chill
drcn were burned to death. The nre r. supposed 10
have Deen caused by the overturniDg Of lamp,
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The M ore ReputpbIe 4.1t-f4.

The respectable gamblers OF the Cotton and
Produce Exchanges were busy yesterday winding up
their corners for October Mddlng upla nd colt ou
forced up TO 14Hc for October. while selling ~
October. while selling at ts05 so for November and De-
ccmUer, and lard forced up to 16c Tor Oc .ober
December. There were also indications VI gsinblina
10 wh at.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-30

The politicians and applicants for ONCE whs
have crowded the corridors Of the Custom House foe
the last three weeks ana inerfeed with the business
OF the place, ordered to dspcrsu yesterday. Al
officer Il to be stationed at the door to-day TO orivs
them awly.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-30

The following pools were sold at Johnsons last
night For CITY JudSe-IIenry A. Giidersleevc. 200.
1875 james c. spencer li5. so. For Rocorder-JohA
X. Hackc: 800 zoos Frederick smvth. It5. 10. For
Senator Fourth Dstrict-John Morrsscy, 400, 100 ;
John Fox. 900. 90. For Secretary OF state John
Bgelow, 1900 majority, 100 Frederick ". seward.
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A sharp wre.,llng Match.

A large throng Of sporting men assembled at
WOODS Gymnasium yesterday afternoon to witness a
wrestling match for $500, between Thomas T.. Gould
and proT Levy The conditions OF the match were run
and eaten no d. hat threw the other nrst 70 De
declared the winner. After terrinc struggle uoulu
large amount OF money vas lost on the result.
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LONDON, Oct. 800 A. M.-The Daily Neus
publishes a special telegram from Vienna
stating II Is reported there that the Turks have
murdered sixty Christians In linacL, fortified
town near the Dalmatian frontier.
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ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. 20.-Dr. Strous-
berg, the noted railway contractor and nnancier,
has been arrested here and sent TO Moscow.
Compromising documents in connt ctton with
his failure were found In his possession.
VIENNA, Oct. N.-Dankruptcy proceedings
against DIR. StrousberR have been commenced
here.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-30

The body OF James W. Hommann OF 90 East
Ninth street. New York was found IN vacant lot Il
Metropo ~ avcnne near Middle Village. m the towI
orNewtuvn, l.. Thursday, and the post moi TEN
Animation showed tha1 he had taken pfusslc acld.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-30

The Vera Cruz sailed for Havana on Thursday
with full OF provisions for the Spanish troops In
Cuba The Ciiy OF Texas and the Cuoa, extra steam
ers, 10 sail today and the COLUMBUS ON Ires1sy,
with provisions for the Spaniards Tho goods were
purchased by Spanish agents In this city
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-30

The game between the Brown Stockings Of
81 LOUIS and the MuIuals of tls eliy le.ierday wa
largely attended the pools we're In favor OF the st.
Louis men, 800 TO t35. The game called at the
seventh inning. The score was then tie, 3 to D.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-30
uo,y n womau Captured a BurgIar.

boston, Oct. 29.-Mrs. Peet, living ain blue Hiil
avenue discovered = burglar In her house last night
and quietly slipping out went 20 the police station;
quarter OF mile away The ofcers wh0 returnea Wth
her found burglar under the Doa.
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The Case ,ha, Brought Gu, shAier'. Opinion,

The Supreme Court, General Term, has af-
nrmed the order appointing receiver in the OF
Heatheron against Hastings In an argument In refer.
TO which Mr. shafer characterized Judge DAVIS s
infamous, snd Judge Daniels spaniel IN hts hands
The subject IN dispute Is contract for the plumb NJ
WORK In the New YOrk Post Once.
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NEW JERSEY.

Isaac n. Culver, Eco, a wealthy and influential
resident OF Jersey CITY aed recently on the voyage 10
Europe.
The opposing factions In tho Prospect Avenue
Jersey ca " Church have settled the difficulties arising
from the Gendennlng scandal, and future harmony Is
uFRn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-30

A coating OF diamonds on pure crystal sur
face These are Parlsian diamonds. Their lustre 10
peroetusl. Richard Humphreys. 77e Broadway, sole
aKenL-Adt-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-30

USEFUL HOLIDAY PREsENrs-SewinG ma
chimes from SIS to sl26 all and elegantly nnishcd
warranted aye years 6NewoQm ~ bT2salfy' -Aap'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-26
COURT RECORD.
SATURDAY, SEPT MBER %, 1875.
Superior District Court.

Alfred Slidell VS.. Administrators of New
Observation-Disclosures Alfred Slidelj, Mrs
Marguerite Matilde Slidell, wife of Baron
d'Erlander, Mrs Marie Rosine SlidelI, wife
of Etienne Pierre Jacques, Henry de Series
de st. Roman, Mrs. Marie Marguerite Caro-
line Slidell wife of Jacob Antoine Henry
Lesdegas, Charles Lewis Pteytter de Hell
degg, in the matter of the city OF New
Orleans, praying decree of mortgage on
property in the first drainage district, to
the amount OF S792 -, and penalties, in
terest aud attorneys fees. allege they have
received notice from the sheriff that he has
seized and will sell their property, and has
advertised to do so; that it is owned by pc
titioners, and worth $4,000; that the city has
already raised $4,000 the amount limited
by o No. l65 of March Is, 1858, act No l9l
of March Il, 1859, and subsequent acts: that
it has no right TO exact back interest, ten
per cent attorneys fees or penalties; that
petitioners have been for many years de.
prived of the revenues of the property, and
the sale will work an irreparable injury.
Injunction issued on bond OF 500.
In re drain age commissioners praying for a
homologation of assessments on the sheriff 8
docket--John NJ Hayes alleges ownership of
nine lots in the first drainage district, late the
property of j ohm Slidell; that they are seized
and advertised to be sold September % by
the sheriff; that he has received no notice,
and that he adopts the pleadings of the
Slldell heirs. Injunction issued on bond of
5000.
Moses II. Cross VS. Thomas Sewell-Peti-
toner, resident OF New York, alleges own
ership of store No Is Dauphine street; that
defendant was employed as manager; that
he has fraudulently represented himself as
lessee and owner, and prevents petitioner
from exercising his rights. Injunction is
sued on bond of $500,
ORDER.
Hon. 4. l.. Tissot, judge of the Second
District Court, is requested by judicial or
der to act in place of Hon. Jacob Hawkins,
Judge OF this court, during his absence.
Second District Court.
SUGGESTIONS of Ellen Gibney, C. NJ. Peck,
widow of Roderick Peck; Margaret L.,
Linck and Alice Gamotes opened.
Catherine Flinton and William, Mary and
Martha Lewis pray to be emancipated.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-26
FOR CARRYING UNITED
STATES MAILS.
Louisiana.

PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT
Washington September l. 1875.
DROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT TIE CON.
L tract office of this department, until P. NJ,
of October 20, 1875 ito be decided by November ~,
for carrying the mails of the United States from
January |, 1876 to June 80, 1873 on the following
routes IN the State OF Louisiana and by the sched
9le Of depai lures and arrivals herein specified
0lO4 From Vaudeville by Bayou la Comb In. o)
and Bon Fouca IN. o., to Indian Village In.
o., Thirty five miles and back once
Leave Vaudeville Tuesday at A. NJ;
Arrive at Indian Village by P. M;
Leave Indian Village Wednesday at A. M;
Bond required with bid, $500.
so,i2s From Winnsborough, by Boeuh Prairie In.
Landing is n a e s ama si forts
miles and back, once week.
Leave Winns borough Friday at 6 A. NJ;
Arrive at Harrisonburg by P. Nj;
Leave Harrisonburg saturday at 8 A. NJ;
Arrive at Marlborough by p. M.
Bond required with bid, 5000.
3O,2O4 From Paqnemine, by Msrtle Grove In. o.
Bayou G.. Uhsn s "a; o., chicot Pass tnS.l
sixty miles and back once week.
Leave Pla9uemine Monday at A NJ;
Arrive at Charenton next day by P. M;
Leave Cbarenton Wednesday at 8 A. M;
Arrive al Plaquemine .xt dav by 6 P. NJ
Bond required with bid, $500.
3O,SO7 From Cameron to Grand Chenier, thirty
miles and back, once a week.
Leave Cameron Friday at AM;
Arrive at Grand Chenier by P. NJ;
Leave Grand Cheaier Saturday at 8 A.. M;
Arrive at Cameron BY 81. NJ
Bond required with bid, $500.
For forms of proposal bond, and certificate, and
also for instructions to the conditions to be- EN-.
braced in the contract, ETC., see advertisement of
this date in pamphlet FORM inviting proposals for
mail service in Louisiana to be found at the termi
nal postofices Of each route and to be bad on ap-
plicstion to the Second Assistant Postmaster Gem
eraL
Bids should be sent in sealed envelopes, super.
addressed to the Second Assistant Postmaster
General
MARSHALL JRWRLL
se3 10 II "A ocl Postmaster General.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-26
Fire In Pensacola.

We copy the following from the Pensa-
cola Gazette of the twenty third:
At half-past twelve o'clock to-day the
alarm of fire was sounded loudly from the
beltry at police headquarters. The fire
originated in the kitchen of a Mr.. Hudson,
on SaragOssa street, near Baylen, and
spread with extraordinary rapldlty cross
ing the street very shortly after the alarm
was given Germana Fire Company and
Hope Hook and Ladder Company were
promptly on the ground, but could do little
in arresting contiagration of wooden
buildings when the flames had gained such
Roadway that everything was hot enough
to blaze at the touch of spark.
A number of buildings were pulled down,
and the progress of the fire thus checked
on the south side of Saragossa street, while
on the north side narrow open lou whlcn
interviewed between Melissa Kings house
and the brick building occupied by james
Kinney served to protect the latter, though
the heat was SO great that it was almost
impossible to keep the roof and gable wet
enough to avoid eontiagration.
As soon as the fire showed It's dangerous
aspects Captain MeGlinsey, who was In
town, telegraphed to Commodore cooper,
who answered that the steam fire engine OF
the navy ward would be sent up by the
United States steamer Rose 1t arrived, but
too late to be of service, as the fire went
through wooden buildings in double quick
time.
As we go to press we ascertain the follow
ing names of owners who sustain losses: j.
Rfosnaham, three houses; Mrs. Hartford,
two houses; Alexander Stoddard, two
houses; lehman. DUR & Co, one house;
Miss Melissa King. one house; Philip A.
Caro-, two houses; Mrs Grady, one house;
Louisa Perry, one house. These buildings,
which were with one exception of wood,
may be valued at bottom figure at $l0,I90.
Most of them were shops, stores or board
ing houses, and all of them suffered severely
in injury to furniture, stock and loss OF Tx
lures. The losses thus made and the inter
ruption of business are serious items to
parties concerned.
A number of persons sustained minor IN
iuries fighting the fire. The most serious
were in the case of Thomas Sandy. colored,
who remained on the roof of Melissa Kings
house until nearly suffooated, and fell to the
ground, sustaining such injuries that Dr;
Whiting was Immediately called to attend
him. No bones were broken, but his inter-
nal injuries may prove serious.
John Keeling, also coiored man; re-
NAMED on Bauer's Scandinavian Hall, I'm
dergoing suffocating smoke and heat, Win
others, who prevented the fire from entering
that block, until he was very nearly dead
freedman, and required medical assistance
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-26
POLITICAL NOTICES.

Rooms State Central Executive Commit.
tee OF the Republican Party, state of Louisiana,
New Orleans, September 8, la15.-To the end of in;
Snring peace good order ard stable and frugal
government IN Louisiana and view of the mali onal
and local rtests of 1876, instructions have been
issued by .ae State Ceatral Committee of the
Republican Party of Louisaua for reorganizs.
ton IF said party upon the following declaration
OF principles, DUAL, fed voters, without regard to
former pal tv Affiliations are respectfully invited
10 subscribe thereto aud organize to he ends re-
cited
DECLARATION OF PRINCIPLES.
!. The equality, civil and political, of all men
before the law, and their especial protection in
the rights of labor, suffrage and public steward
ship.
3. The maintenance and enforcement of the
thirteenth fourteenth AMI fifteenth amendments
to the constitution and laws enacted Hereunder.
.. All honest, economical and efficient admins
traton of the public trusts, and the election to that
end Of scrupulous and capable men only.
5. Continued reduction OF taxation.
o. Opposition to all legislation IN the interest Of
mOn0p0lies,
I. The prompt punishment for all pillsge in pub
lie station, and for all assaults upon personal
rights.
g. Free education for all the children Of the State
g. To immigration is extended hearty welcome
to the abundant resources and prosperity which
under their development await labor in Louisiana.
~. We athrm the cardinal principles of the Re.
publican party, which have become the estab-
ltshed policy of the nation in especial relation to
citizenship, acknowledgements civil rights, and TO
the internal improvements already projected in
behalf of our present commercial and agriculture
needs, to wit, in river outlet and the rebuilding
OF the levees by national aid, and to promote that
policy and bring about perfect amity between
all classes in the State, do promise our best en-.
deavors.
II. The earliest practicable attainment of cur
rency convertible with coin and to that end such
continuous and unfateriug steps toward resump-
ton as may not embarrass our material interests.
IL. That in this declaration we disavow all par
tsan preiudiees, and welcome all citizens who
shall desire to unite with in earnest effort to
servants a.
lana.
By order of the Committee.
s. B. PACKARD, President.
j. R. G. PIrKIS Corresponding Secretary
eel0 I'm
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-26
Murder In Sabine.

We learn that Mr.. Dink Burdwell, who
lived in the neighborhood of Pleasant Hill,
was shot, and probably fatally SO, few
days since, at Hamlin's mill, in Sabine
parish, near the line of De Soto.
1t is reported that he was shot by party
by the name of Barr. At last accounts one
Of his arms had been amputated, and the
chances of his recovery are very SLENDER
Mansfield Reporter