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like thu, contents Of promissory notes, are
sometimes deceptive, and 1t came to pass
that the dread approach of that dragon of
social life, ''the green eyed monster"
t,o'sOned 1.-THE cup of the lovers
happiness, and our friend Keats
began to abuse his fallen inamorata
ilost shamefully. Not content with beating
her, he branded her back with red hot irons,
and SO disfgured her face as to render a
countenance once beautiful, hideous to look
upon. When his rage subsidized, he began
toeomprehend the en0rniity Of his offence,
and begged the girls forgiveness, promising
to provide for her pecuhfary welfare, from
his fplentebus store. Aided il this way, the
podr creature lived, for years in solitude.
A couple of weeks ago, Keats, for some
re- :on seemingly inexplicable for olie of his
means, and in view of the enormity of the
offence, it was his good, reason to conceal,
withdrew his aid from the girl, and suffered
her to be turned into the street. This, as
may be supposed, let the cat out Of the bag,
The girl told her story; the man was
arrested, and the whole matter, by liberal
disbursement Of cash, kept out Of the
papers. Encouraged by the sympathy of a
couple of friends, however, she prosecuted
the case to the very door of the grand jury
room. Notwithstanding the full proof Of
all these facts, the bill was ignored, and
nov the rascal walks the streets Of the
Quaker City, scot free and insolent.
The detectives have the matter in charge
but 1t is doubtful whether it will ever get
beyond the police headquarters at 5th and
Chestnut streets. The truth is the cash is
on the other side of the house, and surely
poor detective isn't to be blamed, if after
spending all his savings in the endeavor
to secure the Ross reward, he should make
an effort to retuperate. le99 HJ '" -'2f
"Apropos zcof the Ross case, 1t would
do me good, to say word concern
ing poor Joe Ford, the indefa; igeble counsel
for Westervelt l. Firmly believing in his.
clients innocence he toiled day and night, to
acquit him, and failing in that he cheerful1y
parted with his last penny in providing for
the comforts of the prisoners wife and
children. It was noble deed of pure good
heartedness, land an offset I should think, to
some of the dirty tricks practiced by the
loarerly hangers on about the Criminal
Conrts of this city.
But the clock is striking and must away
to Mathis to count the noses perhaps, OF
the shivering hypocrites I'll deal with in my
next. Yours truly, 'gsg,.,, EBLANzA.
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Insurance Convention.

NEW YORK, Sept. 2l.-The Convention Of
Insurance Commissioners and Superintend-
ents was resumed to-day. Various Com
mittees were appointed. The committee on
legistion submitted partial report dealing
with the definition of companies agents,
commissioners &c. Va. .-ious resolutions
were introduced but not a cted upon. The
several committees met in conference this
afternoon but the result has no. been learn
ed. The convention meets aga N to-mor7
row.
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WASHINGTON, Sept 2l.-On Saturday
last the Postmaster at Boston, Gen. Burt,
was notified that his successor had been
named and that he would enter upon his du-
ties this week. To-day, however, decided
protest was made by Burt's friends to the
President against his removal, and they
claim that, if they have not prevented, they
have at least delayed it. The Boston office
has been grossly mismanaged for some
months past, and q change in the interest at
refarm was made. The present incumbent
has not even filed his bonds, though reap
pointed five months ago.
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Gov, Tilaens Engagemena,

NEW YORK, Sept. 21.-Gov. Tilden by in
vftation of the Columbia Agricultural and
Horticultural Association will visit this city
and deliver an address on the grounds Of
The Association, on the afternoon of Tues
day, Sept. 28th.
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."ah1cs Bank Susp ends Pay
" yard From the President.

'."anfcs Bank Susp ends Pay
Yard From the President.
l"EAL, Sept. 21.-The following card
'sneo this morning:
>o'lsequence of the discovery of a
ae'alcation in the Mechanics Bank,
!. 'a' Interrupted the negotiations in
- ~ 'o' the amalgamation with another
-, =. Directors have come to the con-
'Na'' pending the preparation of a
statement :. Of affairs, It is their
vie better protection of all inter-
suspend payments for the present.
'eS's ,r Of billholders and depositors
II =, projected, p and the Directors hope,
~ 4y ny, DAY, to make such arrange
r. ~, a,ll W secure the best possible reali-
h.. ~, .ae shareholders. :. II la Nv f..
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|nnAsY oE. fHrgiAEws.,: s:
Iny convention efths,; ;1n'surIaadnlsae. Iadls sn@en @
h in, .sssslspi tssssttaasssys taasss5 y2'&iafNev &I@NSevE

convention uy "a of The ,:1nsurauoe. smen
b in ssssslspii tslsste4aass,ys tlsa 4.aass,s5 3'@ia%New @aI@ew
.q"iT oI h1idlye.E Ho1l 2nibG:
boi in in New Yak yesterday. yesterday that
nail Steamship, San FErancisco + i'alng had
o.,nd iatI South West Spit was dis
attheP cJnpaaaEly't l SsHee,'4,gso ',s 81 ~. ~.
eticke. t'mattcthh, ma'tth,, aStIi ,Philipld1elphiia lil1
= " afternoon the British officers
d their first iinnina.ia i 5a4 S Ina" /" 5noi' j..
trotting racye, 4 q I, ;Pps0n1HyessPpsiIs 2 \ HysPpiIs MY
esterdsy, the winnersswste Listner
.J.te ui sdiHJt-fl2 n.iA STdDt1
pnls. iWsf1Hi hnH gojhntlS' bsliA lt
han named Lula. Green, Of. Leba-,
sterday deliberately committed
by placing her head III he rails
ilroad. ,d1aM u irldAraili no
nor Tilden by invitation oftthe
b Agricultural and horticultural
lion will visit New York city and
n addres. on the 18th of Decem-,
~, 20 d'auI hriG11Gi' 2uibui'
q &, lgIpgpq yi-S V ia7W ,a9smIin
iennual meeting ofithe American
bf the Evangelical alliance will be
Pittsbnrg on the 26th Of October.
arrangements are being made by
Ky for the reception Of the dele
r,Nr1~iI bGH epe1Ilsrt lGr3F
rd Luther, a German committed
in Philadelphia l''sy lasyt night. He.
his reason that the right skull was
wrong body. i,I,a i,Gn \. q 'o', 'sH .,,r.. y.y
liking match has been arranged in
brk for fifty miles between Will
erkins, Of England and and William E.
K, of America. ';.a.no, .>aa'1 aoi
E last evening in Chicago, destroyed
busand dollars worth Of property,
FER and Morris will row again in
! for five hundred dollars a side
championship, Of America at Pitts
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hck Frost Causing Damage.

EcY, Sept. 21.-The frost has done
damage, but the bulk of the crops is
Hanger. The corn crop is better than
Peen for several seasons past.
enc r. Hendy, lessee of the Bethesda
at Waukeshr, Wis, has decamped,
debts estimated at S21 900.
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risher to be Convicted.

WASHING TON, Sept. 21.-The arrest OF
tho late Assistant District Attorney Fisher,
last night, for the abstraction Of important
papers, including indictments, will probably
end in his. conviction and imprisonment,
The evidence that the burglar Snyder was
released tyiFisher for . pecuniary consider
alton is overwhelming, and public sentiment
III favor Of his punishment Is so universal
that the present officials will hardlydsre TO
shield him If they were SO disposed: Fisher
will have hearing IN the Police Court ! to-. 3.
day. lIT.T, yEUaiVAfI .sR -
y go -,,y1 .,y a.,Ii 10 III
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Cricket Match.

PHILADELPHIA, Sep 2O.-1n the cricket
tournament to-day, the British officers con-
cluded their first inning scoring total of
ninety, making no runs since yesterday. It
is possible they will fail In the second inning
to reach the score the Philadelphians
made in their second inning, 230.
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A Theater MAtter.

New YORK, Sept, 21.-The case of Herby
& Co. against VIM. Stuart, proprietor of
the Park Theater, came up to-day in the
Supreme Court Chambers before Judge
Douohue, OnS o. motion to vacate the at
tachment under which the furniture of the
theatre was seized for bill of $635. Judge
Domaine after hearing the counsel on both
sides reserved his decision.
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Heavy Frost.

LINCOLN, NEE, Sept. q. The first frost
Of the season appeared yesterday, Corn
was oil out Of danger, but garden stuff was
very badly injured. raI 1,y 20 ta6ul ceg
LINCOLN, NrB. Sep. 21.-An the herders
implicated in the murder Of the farmer COL
lins are now in jail. Threats Of lynching
are numerous. Collins was buried at
Kearney, yesterday. ,..,.r .. ..'r
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ROstOn's Postmaster,

WASHINGTON, Sept. 81. = Postmaster
Burt, of Boston, arrived here,this morning.
and obtained an interview with General
Jewell. At one O'Clock both officials were
still togather, and no prospects of an early
end to the conversation. Tt is said that
General Burt brought his new bond, amount
ing to $3.50, ,0O0,to file with the Department.
His friends feel confident that he will be al
lowed to remain. '...
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Evanrelieal Alliance.

P1rTsBURa, Sep. 21.-Liberal arrange
ments are being made by the clergy for the
reception of delegates to the biennial meet
ing Of the American branch of the Evan
gelical Alliance, to be held here, October
Goth.
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~ Hre-Slx Families Durned

% Ffe-Ax Families Darned
1 81, Cut.
NsAfI, Sept 21.-A fire broke out
!yhoar thhAorning the corner of
~ Clark stsess Fpr . time It threat
|seflous capa cn, ',aad "a second
'as giveh. TN Aiemen succeeded in,
es the flames Is slasss franz h sf
n a,,!I the fire crsiaa 4 Mn i &c.
|a,ly a.s DESTROYED ak families were
0u' ana m0skof their effects were
|''u, The loss on the building is
several adjoining dwellings were
|FfaOly damaged.
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The Crime Of Assistant US. District
= Iu, n Attorney kisher. Il ~ ~, h,

WASHINGTON, Sept. .21 .-Chas. G. Fisher,
late Assistant United States Attorney, who
was arrested last night on charge of steal
, ing the appeal bonds and papers in forty
District cases which had been appealed from
the Police Court to the Criminal Court,
waived an examination this morning, and
was held to answer before the Grand Jury
now in session. l.-.5 a.. I.Il
The police officers have recovered not
only the papers charged to have been stolen
but an additional number of equal import
ance. Fisher had placed them in possession
Of another party, from whom they were OBJ
tanned, and the object was to realize money
on them.
The Revised Statute provide as punish
ment for such offences, fine of $4,000 or
hard labor for three years, or both, in the
discretion of the Court. The accused is the
son of Judge Fisher, late United States At
torney for the District of Columbia.
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COnsuls Recognized.

N w AsmxaToN, Sept. 2l.-The President
shss recognized Vladimir Witetsky, Consul
General of Russia at San Francisco, and
August Berggren, Consul of Sweden and
Norway at San Francisco, for the States OF
California and Oregon and the Territories OF
Washington and Alaska.
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Morris COulter Race.

P1rTsBURe, Sept. 21.-Morris and Coul-
ter met tonight and signed articles for
another five mile scull race, and $500 aside,
and the championship of America, to cone
off Saturday, October 10th, over the same
course on the Alleghaney river as the last
race,
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Pittsburg Industrial Exhibition

P1TTsBuRe, Sept. 21.-The Pittsburg In.
dustrial Exhibition which opens October 7th
promises to be great success; nearly all
the space is now filed. The exhibitors will
be here from nearly dozen states. A large
number will come from Cincinnati and
Chicago, at the cost Of the exposition.
Twelve hundred and fifty invitations have
been issued to the press alone. Arrange
ments have been made for half rates for
and gools on all the railroads
east AMI west. .,..,a,
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Van Horn Arrested.

\ York, Sept. 21.-Abraham Van
to whom suspicion points as the man
pot Thomas Keurigan, a horse dealer,
Ptable on Sixth street, yesterday, was
ed to-day. 'Ih H.' -
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Financial Ex xhiDit. j..

WASHINGTON, September 81. The fol-
lowing is the financial exhibit of the Treas
ury at the close of business to-day: curren.
cy s2,05S,714. Special deposit of legal
tender for redemption of certificate Of de-
posit s6,7S7,O 900. Coin s66,144 800, ipclud,
ing coin certificates $13, ,O79, ,7OO., Outstand
ing legal tenders 1914 ,2245, ,70S.
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'insie scu1l Race at Saratoga

('nsle Scuaa Race at Saratoga.
froGA, Sept. 2l.-The rowing match
I James O'Neil and George Engel-
1000, distance three miles, comes
ay' The water is in splendid condi-
put the weather is threatening:
selling first choice in the pools,
selAardt and his friends are confident
Einnins. u
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ApUOintnlents.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 21.-The President
has made the following appointments G.
P. Kimball, of New York, to be Commis-
sioner Substitute to the Centennial Exhibl
ton at Philadelphia; William F. Green, Col
ector of Internal Revenue for the Sixth die
,trict of Tennessee. u.fy,0I.rp
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The Ex.District Attorney.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 21.-Ex-Assistant
District Attorney Fisher waived an exami-
nation in the police court to-day and gave
bail in the sum of $4,000 for his appearance
at the criminal court in the case Of his In
dictmeRt by the grand jury.
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ammapyites on tho wsr Path

YORK, Sept. 21.-The Anti Tam
s are already preparing for the war
1ammany in the coming election.
fepose presenting a County ticket to
pie for their suffrages. john Nor
Fnl probably be run for State Sena-
"a combination will be made with
publlcans for some of the offices
" the District Attorney and the Re-
lhin.
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sReDOrt Denied.

NEW YBRK, Sept. 21.-A report was cur
rent this afternoon that the Pacific Mail
Steamship San Francisco, was ashore at
South West Spit, but it was descrenited at
the office of the Company.
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Fire i'm Chicago.

CHICAGO, Sept 21.-A fire this evening
In the cheese warehouse of Reinhandt & Co.,
South Water street, occasioned loss of six
thousand dollars. It was fully insured.
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The Address to Prince milan.

/ .KRAGuJEyATz, .sERv1A, Sept. 21.-The
address Of the Committee of the -skupts-
china was presented to Prince Milan to-day.
The address sets forth that torty771our Of
the members of the. skuptschina are in
favor Of declaration of war against Tur-
key, while thirty eight are against IT, The
Committee" leave the question to Prince
Milan's wisdom to decide. The Govern
ment being thus free to act, will maintain
ito present neutrality. ...'.a = ~ ''l.',5,
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System OF VOtiue,a

PARIS, Sept, 21.-The Courier de France
ststtes that the Cabinet has unanimously r.
solved by, departments. The Cosrrisr an
tieipates, in consequence, the overthrow Of
the. Ministry in November. lHR1 .3|
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Financial.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 21.-The receipts
from internal revenue to-daywere $163 ,344.-
70, and from customs $499, ,977 .03.
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An UnfOsl nded RepOrt,

WASHINGTON, Sept. 21.-Gen. Babcock
says the report that Gen. J. Russell Jones
has been rendered the Secretaryship of the
Interior, to succeed Secretary Delano when
the latter retires, is unfounded.
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!, ,sWASHINGTON..t
NEWS FROM THE cAl>1T'A..L I. !.
The Haytien tDimculty-Tke Matter
) ifae II Peacefully Adjusteds GNllyHl

,WAsH1NaToN, Sept. 21.-secrelary Fish
states thiat it np 20 trouble is appffhended with
the Government of Hayti, in consequencsaf
the hostile demonstration recently mads BY
q mob In front of the, residence ofthe Amer
ican Minister; n lisste The trouble arose because
General Cannale, the leader Of the revolu-
tion, and q few Of his follow srs soys'ht ref
uge. in the house of Minister Bassetr, who
declined to surrender the refugees. The &C.
ti6n of Minister Bassett was dictated by
feelings Of humanity rather than policy, It
being certain that the refugees would have
been summarily executed had he surren-
dered them.l ,s9drTnT arh .rutt ta .aasr&a
IN tho Central and South Ameri lean States
where revolutions are Of frequent occur
renee, the right of asylum has long been
recognized by foreign Governments as wen
as the States themselves. Secretary Fish
thinks this doubtful policy, and long ago
instructed the American representatives not
to give It encouragement. In this instance
Cannale and his followers sought refuge
under the American Legation, because IT
was most convenient, and having gained 1t,
Minister Bassett was reluctantly compelled
to shelter them. .t !f1 % 'tlHd
Secretary Fish has succeeded in persuad
ing the Haytian Government to grant am
nesty to Canuale and his followers, proyid-
ed they leave the country, and the United
States steamer Powhatan has been ordered
to Hayti to take them off. Cannale is still
lodged at the American Legation. r' u 4 =.
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AlfOnxO and the COneordAte.
ROME, Sept. 22.-The Pope insists that
King Alfonzo maintains Concordate, other
wise the Papal Nnncio will be Withdrawn
from Spain.
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Fslegraphic Dispatches are furnished 10.
rning Herald, by the A,aerican Pres
tion, over the Atl4.sic and Pacific
hphic Co.'S wires. Il t,,v 80 '"2". q. :
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Marine News.

NEW YORK, Sept. 21!-Arrived-steam-
ship City of Montreal, from Liverpool, and
Isaac Bell, from Richmond, Va.
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AT ALBANY
MN international Walking Match

NEW YORK, Sept. 21.-An International
walking match of fifty miles is in deurse Of
arrangement, between VIM. Perkinsof Eng
land and VIM. F. Harding, the fifty mile
cham pion of America.
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The Hayden Scientific Geological
Survey.

The Hayden Scientific Geological
WAsH1SsiToN, Sept. 21.-Prof Hayden
arrived here yesterday from Colorndo, and
reports that his surveying expedition has
been very successful during the past sum-
mer in accomplishing the task assigned to
it. Theexpedition WINS divided into seven
parties. They had mapped out gsographi-
cally and geographically about 10000
square miles, in southwestern Colorado,
Utah and New Mexico. A large collection
of neurological and geological specimens,
and thorough examination of ancient
ruins have been made. No prevkns sea-
son has been productive of more important
scientific results.
Five or six sheets of the Colorado atlas
are now completed, and it is the purpase of
Prof. Hayden to have these engraved and
ready for exhibition at the Centennial next
year. These sheets comprise eleven thou
sand five hundred miles each. The photo
grapher has taken number of negatives,
twenty by twenty four inches in size, the
largest Landscape views that have ever been
taken on this continent. The entire expe-
dition will return about the last of October. |
The Interior Department h0f sent instruc-
tions to the agent of the tribe of Indians |
which made the recent raid on one of the |
parties, to secure, If possible, a
return of valuable instruments captured,
and to effect the punishment Of the guilty
Indians.
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Cold weather The Hay Crop I'm
tfI! 99NlO u ,L iuraSl. ID Nn. i b. -. no

Sioux CITY, Sept. s1.--sunday night was
the coolest Of the season. Ice formed IN
many places and the frost has seriously in
iured the hay crop. .giL,N MI. WI .--ELnl-N
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THE TURF.
At POughkeepsie.

PorsHKEEpsiE,N. Y, Sep. 21.-The first
days trotting at the Hudson River Driving
Park opened to-day. The double team race
purse for $3.50 was won by Listner and
Adcnis; best time 2;S7. The three minute
race for purse of $500 was won by Look
out after trotting seven heats; Steve, Max
we'll second, Martha Washin gton third aud
Nightingale fourth, best time 2:34. ,. .,..u.
.f"II.'h 1' AT ALBANY. -.u. ~.
ALBANY, N. Y, Sept. '21.-The trdt to
day at Island Park course bet ween Lucille,
Gold Dust and American Girl, was WON by
the former in three str aight heats. Time,
:ss41l, 2s31l, 225. IN ..a.
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Turkey preparing for the Worst.

AuTAoy KFeQ0TIn8 AOF inc WORST.
LONDON, Sept. s1.-A special dispatch
from Berlin to the Times, says the Porte is
endeavoring to impress on the foreign pow
ers the necessity for fixing date for the de-
termination of the Consular mediation in
the ipsurgent camps. The Turkish govern
ment, in view Of possible military require
ments, has ordered the construction Of the
Sophia, Nisch and Banjalaka Railway to be
pushed with the utmost dispatch. A tele-
gram to the Times from Vienna expresses
the opinion that now that the Turks have
had time to occupy in the force the Bosnian
frontier the chances of renewing the insur-
rection in Bosnia have vanished. The Daily
News correspondent at Vienna telegraphs
that the Turks now have force Of $4,000
men concentrated on the frontier of Servia.
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The Texas FlOOd-IndlanO1a Des.
trOycd.
ST.. LOUIS, Sept. 21.-Superinteaaen
Clowry, of the Western Uuion Telegraph
Company, communicates TO General Anson
stager as follows o.,.' '"l.
A Morgan steamship has just arrived at
Galveston and reports the town of Indiana
la, Texas, almost entirely destroyed The
lighthouses, wharves, and nearly every
house has been swept away, and loo to $50
lives lost. The steamer could get no place
to land her cargo.
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The weather Te.day.

The Weather To-day. h..
f@ Neu England and northsra por-
THE Middle and Atantic States gsner-
(ar and cooler apedtAer scith Aortherly to
Nv uiads and rising 6aronaetor.
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Cattle Dlsease,

SPRINGFIELD, Mo-, Sept. 2l.-,The' cattle
disease has broken outsin qWilhraha am, and
the herd of D. B. Merrick iso rapidly dying
off. zeal r.t! 10 vol ia sdi VI ui l4Ur
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FLAsHEs OVER THE Cable.
4GSflfsts In France.

PARIS, Sept. Alt now seems that only
500 Cerlistslentered France, and these by
the Gavarras valley. .~h
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,M1DRtp, Sept. 21.-Reinforcemcnts to
the number Of $4,000 will go to Cuba by the
10th OF November next q'TI p 4 i
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90 At the trot yesterday in Albany, the
race was won BY Gold Dust, best time
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