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THE MISSING CALCUTTA MERCHANT.

The mysterious disappearance OF @. II. Stanor, the
Calcutta merchant has been explained away in very
unromantic manner. 1t appears that Mr. Stamcr on
the 22d of last month"; concluded to enlist and the
afternoon OF that day enrolled himself in the United
States Army a private He is safe and sound
at Governors Island, in the of Uncle Sam.
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thst Their lives may be prosperous and happy as
this beautiful country can make them.
The party then drove to Browns University and in
spected this famous institution OF learning They
enthusiastically cheered by the boys Tho party next
drove to the residence Of Governor Lppit Of the
finest in Rhode Island. Here collation. spread.
But brief tarry was made however, as there
many other places visited The next visit TO
the Poor house, known Dexters Asylum. The
building inspected and the Admiral and his officers
stated that surely the poor blessed this coun
try Here
A MAGNIRICEST COLLATION.
was partaken of every delicacy OF the being fur
made which was a relief to all. The Providence Re
the workshops were visited The party we're next
driven to the Providence Tool company's, where
700 600 stand Of being made for the Turkish
government and where l. 800 employed in their
manufacture. The many interesting features in the
manufacturing OF these articles explained by the
President OF the company The party were then con-
Quoted TO the Office where a handsome rosewood case
lined with velvet and silver mounted, brought for
ward and presented to Admiral Wellesley by John B.
Anthony, the President of the company. He told the
Admiral that no speech was required Tho
latter accepted it and thanked the donor
for the handsome present. He said that he
had to bequeath II to, but he should give it
after he had got through with it, He also
stated that he should pass it through the Custom
House as spyglass, to escape the duties. This re-
mark caused considerable merriment on the cover OF
the box was the following inscription upon a silver
plate:-
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BAVARIA.

THE KING REFUSES TO ACCEPT THE REsIGNA-
TIoN or THE MINIsTRY-PRoBABLE DIssoLU-
TIoN OF THE CHAMBER
LONDON, Oct. s, 1875
special telegram to the Daily Telegraph from vi
says that has been received there from Mu
mich that the King of Bavaria refused to accept the
resignation Of the Ministry, and dissolution of the
Chambers is probable.
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THE KNIFE IN BROOKLYN.

Samuel Herbert, vagrant, three years Of age
was arrested last evening by Officer Evans, OF the
York street (Brooklyn) police, for stabbing William
Hefn, OF No. 6s Middagh street, during quarrel at
the Henry and Cranberry streets The weapon
used was a pcnknifo and the wound, which Is in
Hcf1in's neck, is not serious
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n APPLETON u, 4, co,
publish this day -
CLIMATE AND TINE il THEIR

CLIMATE AND TINE INF fSo il THEIR GEOLOGICAL
A THEORY or SECULAR CHANGES or THE
EARfH's CLIMATE by James crol of H. N Geologi-
Cravings Uniform in style with Geikies "Great
zone Of the most philosophical contributions 10 the science
Of geology within the last half century Every is dis
arrived a are the result Of striking Of deducvo
analysis "-Athengum.
Geology have not had work that is likely
nuenta the future Of the science sBrtish Quar-
0ne Of the most striking original books published for
many years No student dispense with thorough ex-
1T will rank alongside Lyells Principles and
The important work that has appeared geologic
cal eSSnts and isSngs for many e
aborous industry and the extensive intellectual OF its
of great merit As work dealing physical geology
IL be considered worthy Payfsirs Illus
Of Geology "-bu5in Daily Express
1t SO full and lsborous that trust IL will be used
text book at the Universities Of Oxford and Cam
much %ss as sn. s 1 ssw without
'As interesting as a fairy tele."-Glasgow News
a GENERAL HIsroRY OF ROME,
SFoI FaE1 fF OF 7ss b y e II ny
Charles Msryale D 1 p Dean Of Ely yel thick i2niO.
STORY BHIskRIGH OUT BY THE
With H % s aSos svq Price, a9e Sc csn
A CONCORDANCE TO THE WORKS OF ALEX
By Edwin Abbott. With an INTRODUCTION by Edwin A. ABB
Tventurc commend the following pages all those
who wish TO be able know how Pope used English word
with English authors knowledge of Pope
m 1s the oa %f % he aas
him shelf in his library xt 10 the Concordance oe
shakespeare the concorancef TO the original poems OK
Pope."-Extraet from the Introduction
Either the above post paid any address in tho
United States on receipt OF the price.
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ANOTHER DESPATCH.

MEMPHIS Tenn, Oct s, 1878
The Friar's Point war is considered at end. The
whole affair was regarded here politicians brawls
The Ledger's Helena special says Sheriff Brown is
still there and says he will not return to Friars Point
and that the negroes there threaten TO kill him If no
does Many negroes from Coahoma county are in
Helena Chalmers is endeavoring to surround Pease
end capture him If possible
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CHARLEsToN's POPULATION.

The census Of Charleston just completed, shows
SO $40 souls against As $50 in 1870 increase Of 1854
in i've years The colored population is 81 0l2 and the
white "a 52s. the Increase Of the former having been
much ahe rraatesk
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DEDICATION OF A COLLEGE.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, October 8, 1878
The Tennessee Central College, OF this CITY, dedi-
Gated yesterday, the being conducted by
Rev. Dr. Rusk. Upon the platform were seated tho
officers Of the college and OF Fisk University, and
several OF tho most prominent colored citizens An ad
dress was delivered by Bishop Bowman.
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Presented TO
SVlCE ADMIRAL GEORGE GREVILLE WELLES-
} LEY, G. b.,


The stock Of the gun made OF selected black wal
nut and it is gold and silver mounted and of the Pea
body Martini patent, it being the style the
Henry Martini rifle OF which every Englishman is so
proud
The Corliss Steam Engine Works then visited,
and every department inspected. Tho Admiral
viewed the engine which is to furnish the motive
Philadelphia, which weighs 119, l10 pounds
The party then drove to the water works and after
ward to Prospect Park, and thence to the City Hotel
where all alighted AT half past six O'Clock the visitors
we're escorted nom the hotel to the Horse Guards
armory, where tho grand banquet took place
BANQUET.
At the banquet the Mayor introduced the Admiral
and officers the assemblage after which there were
further formalities There were present the city
officers, judges army and navy officers, in
all numbering 500 In the centre OF
the table 1no model Of the Belerophon
in flowers, made by T. o'Connor, which presented
to tho Admiral, who took it with him to Newport
Among the guests present Major Abde Kader,
Enend and Captain Hassan Basser Elendi Of the OF
toman army, in uniform. The banquet was very fine
The national band present and discoursed
British and American airs After the banquet the party
streets being illuminated with colored lamps. They
made hurried tour among the fruits and vegetables
after which they taken TO the boat and sailed for
Newport accompanied by the Committee Of Arrange
ments and others and the national band
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EVENING WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT

WAH UEFAKTMENT,
OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL 0FFIcER
WASHINGTON Oct 81 $50 p. NJ
PrObabilities
For the upper lakes, the upper Mississippi lower
Mississippi and Ohio valleys, high rising barometer
falling temperature, northwest 10 northeast winds and
clear or partly cloudy weather, with frost tonight
For Tennessee, the Gulf and South Atlantic States,
rising barometer cooler clear partly cloudy weather
and northery to easery winds, backing 10 southeast
in the Southwest
For the lower lakes the Middle and Eastern States,
rising barometer northwest to southwest Winds cooler,
clear partly cloudy weather and occasional rosts
cept in Virginia and the Atlantic coast
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RnaroN. Oct 6. 1875.
NEW BISHOPS.

New HAVEN Conn, Oct 8, 1875.
The Standing Committee of the diocese Of Connect
has given canonical to the conservation Of
the Rev. j. c. Eccleston, D. D. Bishop elect OF Iowa
and to tho oonsecraton OF the Rev. William z. Nc
Laren, D. D., Bishop elect OF Illinois
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THE BRUTAL PRISON GUARD.

Patrick Geary of the Penitontiary keepers who
indicted for having caused the death of Michael
Connolly taken the office of the District Attor
ney yesterday where he admitted to bail in the
sum Of 81, 500. Ex-Warden 'Joe' Liscomb became his
bondsman.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
WASHINGTON. Oct. s. ls7A

The United States steamer Fortune fourth rate
manded by Commander Frederick r, Smith, United
States Navy win sail from here tomorrow morning, FOR
the Pensacola Navy Yard, where, on arrival, Com
mandcr Smith viii report for duty as senior aide 70
Commodore Cooper.
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PIED WIFE MURDER AND
SUICIDE.
ATTEMPTED
NEW HAVEN. Conn. Oct. s. 1878

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Oct s. 1875
E. W. B. Hitchcock, OF Naugatuck, fatally shot him
self Thursday, after having unsuccossfuy shot at
his wife Tho loss he supposed Of several thousand
dollars in tho Townsend Bank, made him despondent
and disspated, and the above is the result
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A FOUNDRY DESTROYED.

PorTsvILLE, Pa, Oct g. 1875
J. NJ. Gamers foundry at Ashland, Pa, was to-
tally destroyed by fire last night The loss is estl-
mated at $50 600 The building and portions OF the
machinery were partially insured This fire deprves
number Of operatives OF work for the coming winter
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes in the
temperature for the past twenty four hours, in
parison with the corresponding date OF last year.
Indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's pharmacy
HRpA Ruil
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TRIPOLI.

1.-THE UNITED STATES CONSUL RETURNS TO THE
CITY.
MALTA, Oct. 8, 1875.
Mr. Vidal the American Consul at Tripol has
turned to that city.
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PRoPELLERS BURNED.

HAMILTON ont Oct 8, 1875
The propelers Standlcy and Bristol lying at dock
here, were burned to the waers edge this morning,
and will prove total loss The propeller ICELAND also
took hre and was damaged TO the extent OF u, 600
The STANDBY and Bristol were valued at $4,000
nach nd ilIl inan
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IN OUR HOSPITALS DISPENSARIES AND IN
frmaries GLENys SULPHUR Soar is largely used dsn
fecting and purifying agent 1t irritation
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HARD MONEY.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Oct s, 1875.
Tonight Hon. W. W. Eaton spoke in favor Of hard
money TO quite large audience at Hamilton Park
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OUR NAVY.

MALTA, Oct. s, 1875.
The United States steamer Juniata sailed from here
on Saturday last for Alexandria, Egypt
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AID FOR THE CENTENNIAL.

BosroS, Mass, Oct. 8, 1875.
Nearly 5000 has been already collected by the
energy OF tho Massachusetts women in aid OF the
national CentanniaL
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AN INCONTRoVERTIBLE TRUTH.-N0 MAN WIZ
the remarkably effective and comfortable remedy "a
HRRNIA furnished by the ELASTIC TRUSS COMPANY
6S3 Broadway, will use spring trusses
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SMALL PoX HOSPITAL BURNED.

OTTAWA, Ont, Oct 8, 1876.
The nuns new small pox hospital on Landy I'LL was
completely destroyed by incendiary ro last night
Two unsuccessful attempts had previously been made
TO blow up the building.
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ACTIVE MEASURES FOR THE SUPPRESSION O.
Catarrh WoLcorT's CATARRH ATNHrLAToR, tested
Pain Paint depot, 60 Chatham street.
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SUFFRAGE FOR THE sIsTERHoOD,

THE BOSTON WOMEN AND THE FALL CAMPAIGN
GAsToN NOT FAvoRITE-RIcE coLDLY SUP
PRIMARIES.
BosToS, Oct 8, 1875
Quite large number OF persons attended the meet
ing of the friends Of suffrage held here this af-
terneon to consider what, if any action should be
taken at the approaching election. Rev. James Free
man Clark presided Committee on Resolutions re-
ported set, the first of which opposed Governor Gas
ton. The second deemed 1t inexpedient to make sepa
rate nominations and negatively indorsed Rice The
third urged the friends of female suffrage attend pr
mary meetings and secure the nomination Of suragsts
TO the Legislature even to breaking party lines where
necessary IT. The resolutions provoked much
but finally passed.
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ASToR HOUSE HATS.-THE LIGHTEST AND MOST
elegant of the HUNT DUSBNBURY, Nos 3, 4
IN House.
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Average temperature yesterday. y............... 53h
Average temperature for corresponding date last
year. oU
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A.-RUSSIAN vAP0R BATHS, NO. 25 EAST
Fourth the best known remedy for Colds
rheumatism
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A-PATENT WIRE SIGNS, ENGRAVED METAL
and Brass SIGNS packed and shipped.
UPHAM 4 Co, $50 and 252 Canal street.
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THE WAR IN TURKEY.

A WARNING TO sERvIA FROM THE GREAT
POWERS.
BELGRADE, Oct. 8, 1875
The journals here state that the Powers have
note declaring that they will not prevent the occupa
tion Of servIan territory by the Turks If Servia pro-
Vokes It,
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A REGULAR So HAT, 81 90; SILK HATS, So 80
sold elsewhere for S and So Is New Church stairs
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AGO TO ANGEvlNE'S
Cheapest Tea Store in the city.
73 Barclay, corner Greenwich street.
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GRADUATED CHEST AND LUNG PROTECTORS
necessary and luxurious article OF underwcar insures
sound lungs health and comfort Sold evcrywhere By
mail 81 so ISAAC A SINGER, Manufacturer 694 Broad
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FOR DYSPEPSIA, DEBILITY, &C, THE PERU.
v1As SYRUP long tried and we'll established remedy
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SPAIN.

THE COMMANDMENT OF SAN SEBASTIAN RE-
NEwED
HENDAYE, Oct s, 1875
The bombardment of San Sebastian was resumed oy
the Carlists yesterday.
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A-HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, BROOKLYN
Fulton avenue and Boerum street.
Open from A. NJ 10 p. NJ
On Sunday from to 8 Z. NJ
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LEON DUMAS EAU hERvEILLEUSE (MARvEI-
LoUs tho safest and best the world
For SALE Wholesale and retail at principal depot No Asor
place. Price IS per bottle.
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DYEING AND CLEANSING AT THE NEW YORK
DYEING AND PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, STATEN
ISLAND Duane street. T52 Broadway $40 Sixth
and 166 and l6S Perrepont street, Brooklyn Established
55
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EXTRA DRY CABINET,

EXTRA DRY CABINET,
MOET 4 CHANDON,
THE BEST DRY CHAMPAGNE.
ANTHONY oECHs
Sole agent for the United States
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DISTEMPER IN HoRSES-GILES' LINIMENT
IoDIDR AMMONIA applied the throat and Ghost gives
instant relief RALPH oGLE, veterinary surgeon AL
druggists. Depot, 451 Sixth avenue, New York
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GoLDSMITH'S SELECT POEMS. Edited. with Notes, by
William Rlfe, A NJ, formerly Head Master OF the High
School, Cambridge, Mass Illustrated Small 4to cloth.
80 cents uniform with sofe Edition of Shakespeare
Merchant of Venice Tempest, Henry WILL and Julius
CBsarl
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RAILROADS.

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The @9ailg Atgas.
Bursting of the california, Rubhle

Bursting of the California Bubble
The suspension of the bank of California
Is godsend for the roaring William Allen
and William Kelly shinplaster-swindle lu.
natlcs. 1t was hard money establish
ments doing business on a gold basis
that Is pretending to do bushes on a gold
basis. 1t will serve the purposes of the
oottomless shinplaster- swindle delusionists
all the same whether the pretence was
trne or false. Behold will be their cry
I-behold your boasted specie basis sys-
tenn Like apowder magazine, or an ex
pioding zoIcano,it goes up, and the indus
try OF California is scattered in ruins.
80 much for your good golden eggs-you
perceive that they spoil Give us rotten
shlnplaster eggs that are beyond spolling.
The truth is that the bank of California.
though pre:eutiously a banking house
based on hard pan was one of the most
tremendously inflated gambling shops that
ever existed in America. The owners
ana managers of it were reckless and gen
orally lucky spectators, but not bankers.
ilhey were men of much spread, and big
diamond shirt pins; men like Jay Cooke.
who squandered millions in building grand
oriental palaces and preposterously bic
hotels; who lavished on equipages and en-.
tertainu- ents, and gilded splurge. the reve-
nues OF eastern princes; who stood
ready to put money in nm
limited amounts into any and
every "damphool" speculation that adyer.
tlsed brilliant pyrotechnic programme
As single instance of the reckless readi.
ness OF the head of that concern to souan.
me hn
chase at big price in hard money, Of a
watch factory formerly situated near this
city, which the owners had found to be a
white elephant that nobody else could he
persuaded to take off their hands.
The Bank OF California was the grand
est. brightest, shiDiest, goldenest, most
pretentious, inflated, hollow and unsubstar.
tlal representative of false principles
even of shinplaster principles-in banking
that perhaps ever existed in this country,
1t is utterly false to say that it was con
Quoted on gold basis, for it was not. 1t
was conducted on a gambling basis, and
was managed upon the same theory exact
~ that Is so vehemently championed by
the bottomless hinplaster-swindle fools on
this side of the mountains. 1t was a mon.
strous over-infated bubble of debt and
credit. The greatest wonder is that it did
not explode before.
Fortunately, its explosion does not affect
the situation of affairs in this great central
region of the continent, nor is it likely that
it will seriously involve any important in
terest on the eastern frontier, To Califor-
MIA, the explosion of that grand glided
fraud is severe blow; but its evil effects
are sure to be COMPENSATED nv more on
during good effects. CHICAGO. Times
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