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NORTH oARoLINAs CONSTITUTION.

ANOTHER DAY OF DEBATE AND NO ACTION
MORE ORDINANCES AND MORE NOISE.
RALEIGH Sept 15 1875.
roday's session long and stormy and the debate
upon the right of the two conservatives from Robson
to seats was exceedingly acrimonious and exciting The
vote on the question Stood yeas hfty-six nays
hfty-hve. Eight members paired of resolu-
tion for adjournment sine die was vigorously pressed
and would have been carried at one time but
for Woodan, republican, voting in the negative
because he desired 10 have the Robeson controversy
first determined lengthy and resultless discussion
wss INDUCED in upon the per diem mileage for the
General Assembly and Convention. The Election Com
mitee reported only seventy OF hundred and
nineteen delegates whose certificates in proper
form, required by section twenty-five chapter nifty
two. Six have only county court seats named, thirty
four seats neither OF county sheriff. the other three
certificates also irregular Thirteen ordinances
introduced, aud the Convention adjourned at ten
minutes 10 two o'clock.
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THE PARIS POLICE.

AN ENGLISH ARIsroCRAr AND HIS FAMILY AR
REsTED-CHARGED WITH PICKING A POCKET
STRIPPED AND SEARCHED.
ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE HERALD BY CABLE.
PARIS, Sept. Is, 1875.
The nephew of Lord Thanet was grossly
insulted by the Paris police yesterday. He
and his wife and two children were arrested
on charge Of picking a woman's pocket in
an omnibus.
All of them were stripped and indecently
examined, but nothing was found on them
The case has been placed in the hands of
the British Embassy.
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FRANCE.

BoNAPART1sr AGITATIoN-AN ACTIVE PRoPA-
GANDA-woRKING UPON THE ARMY.
ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO THB HERALD BY cABLEl
PARIS, Sept. Is, 1875
Great interest is felt in the coming Bona
partist conference at Arenenberg, to which
NM Rouher and Olivier and Admiral De la
Ronciere-le-Noury have already gone
THE PROPAGANDA
The Monite'r says that Bonapartist agents
are quite active now in France, frequenting
public places, cafes, theatres, omnibuses and
railway trains where it is easy to converse
with officers of the army.
THE MEANS USED
The war and its consequences are the
themes generally chosen. The precocity of
young Louis, his love for France and his
sympathy with the army are also expatiated
upon for the purpose of favorably impress
ing the officers
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ST. DOMINGO.

AN INsURBEcTIoNARY ATTEMPT SUPPRESSED
BAEz ACCUSED OF CoMPLIcITY-THE CUBAN
ExILEs AND THE PORTO RICO AUTHORITIES.
PUERTO PLATA, August ~, 1875
revolutionary movement took place recently at La
Vega, headed by General Juan Gomez Owing to the
energetic taken by the government the rising
queled, and General Gomez took refuge in the
woods.
DAEZ INTRIGUING.
1t is affirmed that exPresident Baez who is residing
In Porto Rico is working hard to bring about revolu
ton against President Gonzales. 1t is even asserted
That the authorities of Porto Rico giving him hclp-
Ing hand, they under the impression (nstled by
Bacz) that the government Of this Republic assisting
the Cubans residing here their plans against Spanish
authority in Cuba. This, however, is false and the
only privilege the Cubans have here is freely
the press being free.
PRICE OF TOBACCO.
Transactions in tobacco limited owing TO the low
prices in Europe.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

LNoR THOROUGH COURSE OF PLAIN AND oRNA.
IL mental penmanship, punctuation of capitals
position laws of the language writing for the table
of 1000 synonyms for the etiquette of social
the of introduction, the invitation
golden wedding with models assist in cultvatng and
maintaining the best style In social and business ettes m
Commercial Education to the young; for an inseparab
companion the business the profe
politician, of its commercial, legal and parp
mentary FORMS laws and for the family the study
the counting of its number of subject
for practical everyday reference in addition the subec
above enumeated for all times and all places all
all conditions of life from the great unwashed the elite
the lowest the highest buy "lrs Manual of Social and
Business Forms;n sale is immense; 10000 called for
within few months Of its first issue quarto of 800
pages. Sold by subscription
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ACKNOWLEDGING THE "coRN. 4"

Sr. LOUIS, Mo-, Sept Is, 1875
In tho United States District Court at Jefferson City
yesterday d. Fcisseman Co., rectiaers, of Kansas
city charged with violation or the Revenue laws
In buying and selling ''crookodp whiskcy Withdrew
tho plea Of not guilty and entered plea of guiltythus
throwing themselves upon the mercy OF the govern.
ment John shehan, Of ST. Joseph, has done the same
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DIR. DEKOVEN.

HIS SUCCESSOR APPOINTED By THE EPISCOPAL
CONVENTION.
CHICAGO, Sopt. Is, 1875.
AT the Episcopal Convention to-day vote OF con-
ndence was passed in the case OF Dr. DeKoven
Mr. Mclaren elected I'LL the place left vacant
by the Doctors letter Of withdrawal
TlIE BISHOP ELECT.
The Blshop-eoct Is PcctOr OF Trinity church,
Cleveland. llo was born in Geneva, ~ ", IN 1881
and graduated az Jefferson College, Pennsylvania in
1S5L
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MAINE ELECTION.

AUGUSTA, Sept 15 1875
Returns from 81 towns give Connor repl SO, ,297;
Roberts dem y As 713 Connor's majority 1854 The
towns last year gave Dingley (rep.), 4s,o2o
Ttcomb (dem.l S7,sls; Dingleys majority 10, 202
One hundred and twenty-five towns and plantations
yet TO be heard from.
The republicans have elected twenty and the demo-
eleven Senators.
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YELLOW FEVER NEAR PENSACOLA

CINCINNATI, Ohio, Sept Is, 1875.
despatch from New Orleans says;-In the town OF
Milton, Fla nine miles above Pensacola the entire popu
ation Of which consists Of ty four persons there
thirty three OF yellow fever, eleven Of which have
been fatal Al West Pascagoua, hundred miles from
New Orleans there have been seventy cases and fifteen
deaths during the past week.
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THE SCLAVE UPRISING.


THE RESURRECTION SHOWING SIGNS OF WEAK
NEss-MovEAfEETs OF THE TURKs-THE
REBELS WILLING TO NEGOTIATE.
ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE HERALD BY CABLE.
LONDON, Sept. Is, 1875.
telegram from Vienna, which contains the
following:-
However contradictory the accounts may
be of the recent skirmishes two facts are in
dubitable; first, that the Turks traverse the
country in every direction.
EXPOSED POSITIONS RELIEVED.
Their object is to open communications
and relieve and strengthen the more exposed
military positions in the southwest. This
has been thoroughly DONE
THE ROADS OPENED.
The road to Bilek and Trebigne, and from
the latter to the Servian frontier and down
TO the Suttorina, has been opened and the
blockhouses repaired and garrisoned.
BLoCKHoUsEs OF NO ACCOUNT.
So much has been made of the taking and
burning of these blockhouses that it may be
Hs we'll to mention that they are simply we'll
built guardhouses and contain usually gar
rison of from four to ten men. with nom
commissioned officer.
INSURGENTS KEPT TO THE HILLS.
The other indubitable fact is that as soon
rs an insurgent force leaves the mountains,
the Turkish forces are at once after it and
dispose of it easily if they reach it.
WINTER WILL AID THE TURKS,
OF course the difficult work remains of
dislodging the insurgents from their noun
famous strongholds, but the approaching
winter will soon make those positions un-
tenable. AS for hopes of assistance they be-
come daily fainter.
HOPE FROM THE coNsU1s
Circumstances seem to favor the mission
Of peace of the Consular Commission.
INSURGENTS WILLING TO NEaoT1ATE-cEssAT1oN
OF Observation-Disclosures RETURNING.
CoNsTANTNoPIlE, Sept. 15 1875.
The latest official advices from Herzegovina
are satisfactory. The insurgents now appear
willing to negotiate with the Consuls.
There have been no offensive movements
for several days. The latest encounters
terminated in favor of the Turks.
REFUGEES RETURNING.
The emigrating families are beginning to
return.
sERvIA MENACED-A PRETENDER TO PRINCE
AnLAN's THRoNE-TREBIGNE NOT BEsIEaED.
LONDON, Sept 15, 1875.
A special despatch to the morning Standard
from Vienna says :-Servia complains to the
Powers of the concentration of the Turkish
army at Nissa.
TREBIGNE NOT BEsIEGED.
The report that the siege of Trebigne has
been renewed is untrue. The insurgents
lnfest the neighboring roads, but are not able
TO blockade the town.
PRETENDER IN sERvIA.
Peter Karageorgiewitch, apretender to the
Servian throne, is about to march into Servia
with a corps of volunteers. His adherents
there contemplate revolution in his favor.
The New York herald., 1875-09-16
SECRETARY DELANo's RETIREMENT.

WASHINGTON, Sept Is, 1875
The retirement Of Secretary Dcano, 1t stated to-
day would not take place till after the Ohio election
The result in Mane 1t is understood, has disturbed tho
Presidents calculations.
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HURRICANE IN CUBA.

HAVANA, Sept Is, 1875
hurricane occurred yesterday at Santiago dc
Cuba and Cenfuegos. There heavy squalls here
last night The gale still continues.
The New York herald., 1875-09-16
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. as
Indicated by the thermometer at Hudnuts pharmacy,
HIM IN Rufl
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ANYTHING IN THE SHAPE OF GREASE Is PER-
ncous rather than beneficial in cutaneous eruptions
GLKsNs SULPHUR soar, cleansing. wholesome anti nnam-
matory article. is greatly TO be preferred sulphur
other ointment used in obnoxious diseases OF the
pot, CRITTENTONiS, No Sixth avenue
The New York herald., 1875-09-16
CROOKED" WHISKEY MEN.
INSPECTION OF THE DIsTnLERIEs IN SAN FRAN
CIsco-THE KANSAS CITY MEN PLEADING
GUILTY

GUILTY
SAN FRANCISCO Sept. Is, 1876
Revenue officials around to-day among tho
wholesale liquor houses examining the books which
resulted in finding many instances wherein packages of
spirits gagged and reported ten and twenty gallons
each had been thrown upon the market as containing
twenty TO thirty gallons Most these were from the
Pacific Dstillcry whose officers reported ycster-
day as having made affidavit Of the destruction OF their
accounts up to the lst of July The discoveries thus
FAR made by the revenue officers indicate very extensive
frauds, in which not only the dealers and disters but
also the local revenue officers believed TO be mpl
Gated kilograms from the Revenue Department at
Washington received here to-day announce the dis
missa from the service of J. N. Drisco and f. M Mon
tell, United States gaugers, for completely in these
frauds The investigation Is being actively pushed and
It is believed that the guilty parties will be brought 10
account without any further delay than the unearlhng
of the facts render necessary.
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RUM0RED FAILURE IN ENGLAND.

LONDON, Sept Is, 1875.
II is rumored that firm in the East India is in
iiculties Its liabilities said to be $500, 900. No
names mentioned.
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DEEP SEA SOUNDINGS.

WASHINGTON, Sept Is, 1875
Tho United States steamer Tuscarora fitting out
Mare Island, has been ordered be ready for as
as possible to make soundings between Honolulu
and Brisbane, Australia
The New York herald., 1875-09-16

NATIONAL EXPOSITION OF MECHANISM, AG-
rculture and Rome Ga 4th 9th of October Open
world Northern exhibitors will ship products through
wa York,
The New York herald., 1875-09-16

A-RUPTURE CURED BY DR. MARSH PRINCI.
pal fate Marsh Coz. his old office No Vesey street.
Astor House. No uptown branch.
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THE "NEw AUToMATIc.n

A-GENTLEMEN's HATS, FALL STYLE FoI
1875 are ready tor inspection and sale
ESPENSCHEID Manufacturer 1lS Nassau street
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A-SILK ELASTIC ABDOMINAL BELTS, STOCK.
INGs ASKLErs KNEE CAPS at MARSHS Truss Ohico,
No Vesey street, Astor House. No uptown branch.
The New York herald., 1875-09-16

A PAINLESS AND PERMANENT CURE FOR RUP.
ture furnished by the ELASTIC TRUSS COMPANY, 6Ss
Broadway; easy night and day; has suppaned all
rietes of met trusses
The New York herald., 1875-09-16

PRIVATE STOCKS OF MADEIRA, PORT AND
Sherry Wines old and choice vntages aged in glass
we'll preserved bought by W. H. srARN 40 Beaver street,
New York.
The New York herald., 1875-09-16

WIGS TOUPEES, &C.-G. RAUCHFUS, PRAC-
teal Wigmaker and Importer of Human Hair, Al East
Twelfth street. Broadway New York.
The New York herald., 1875-09-16

A-PATENT WIRE SIGNS, ENGRAVED BRAsa
and METAL SIGNS packed and shipped.
UPIIAM CO., $50 K 252 Canal street.
The New York herald., 1875-09-16

ALL KINDS WIRE SIGNS, ENGRAVED METAL
and BRASS SIGNS to order and shipped by
HOJER a GRAHAM, 81 Duane street.
The New York herald., 1875-09-16

BOIIS.-THESE TORMENTS OF JOB ARE
speedily the PERUVIAN SYRUP "a protoxide iron
The New York herald., 1875-09-16

STREET SWEEPING MACHINES-SMrTH'S PA
tent For rights address ROBT IL SMITH, 1s0S jefferson
street Philadelphia
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A REGULAR So HAT; 81 9O SILK HATS, So s0I
sold elsewhere $5 Is Church street. up stairs
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F. METcALFE. General Agent.
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EMPIRE STATE DEMOCRATS
The Largest Gathering Ever Brought To-
gether in the City of Conventions.

CHARACTER OF THE DELEGATIONS
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Call and see

Man Oace e5s Br0adway Bond stroet Sew YOrt.
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Al FURNITURE BARGAINs.-sEE kelly d
CO. IS advertisement
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Hon. JAMES BARBOUR, President, Alexandria. Va.
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Average temperature yesterday 60
Average temperature for corresponding date last
72S
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A-THE "NEW AUTOMAIIC.n
WILCOX a GIBBS SEWING MACHINE COMPANY
invite the public call and inspect marvel Of sewing
machine mechanism unquestonaby greatest invention
in sewing machines since their introduction. Completely
revolutonizes tho of machine sewing. Visitors
delighted
The New York herald., 1875-09-16

MASS MEETING TO SUSTAIN OHIO AND PENN
sylvana the Currency Question and aid them in their
efforts to the country from bankruptcy will be held
under the auspices of the Legal Tender Club Cooper
Union Thursday evening" September 23, o'clock All
citizens invited to attend
EUGENE BEEBE Secretary
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ALSO $4,000 GIFTS OF $40 ALL TO BE DIsTRL
BUTED THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 80. 1875.
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ONLY
FOURTEEN DAYS MORE

TO MAKE A FORTUNE IN THE DRAWING.
MONTPELIER FEMALE HUMANE ASSOCIATION.
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Post office box 4,43e s25 Broadway New York.
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Ickcts or descriptive circulars address
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DYEING AND CLEANING.-TAKE 1T TO THH
New York Dyeing and Printing estab shment, StateI
Island % Duane street. 752 Broadway $40 Sixth avenue
hshed hfty-fve years.
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G COMPANY, TWENTY SECOND INFANTRY, n. g.
SNY., New York. September Is, lS75Company orders No
II L 1t is with feelings of deep that the Com-
mandant the death of First Sergeant William
H.. Nash. III. The members of the company hereby
ordered assemble the Armory in citizens Dress dark
clothes and the left Friday the 18th inst
~ o'clock NJ sharp, attend the funeral Veterans
respectfully invited TO attend.
BY order of Captain Charles ID. Topping,
HOWARD s bush. First
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$4,000 FOR 500 $4,000 FOR s2o 2l75 oTHEl
CASH GIFTS, VARYING FROM $4,000 TO $50 EACH
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ALEXANDRIA, STATE OF VIRGINIA
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"Drink deep drown and SORROW" says the lit
imp of the bottle" Following that advice brings tenfo
trouble for 1t ruins mind and body GRATESBERG VEGET,
PILLS will remedy the evil effects of indulgence
surely give health and strength Sold by all retailers
jobbers. GRAEFENBERG COMPANY, So Reade street
New York
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BAEZ INTRIGUING.

Transactions in tobacco arc limited owing TO the low
prices in Europe
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THEODORE TILTON TALKS.

THE PROBLEM OF LIFE AND HOW IT Is TO BE
soLvED1rILToN ON THE PULPIT AND IT'S
LYING oCcUPANTs-A DASH AT SOCIETY FOR
ITS CONDUCT TOWARD FALLEN WOMEN
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AntatsensegltS.

: THE GRAND OPERA-HoUSE.-"Ha !"
with Mr.. Sullivan as the Melancholy
Dane, was the attraction last evening,
when even a larger audience was as
sembled than upon its first representa-
tion. The character OF the audience,
and its timely and honest outbreaks OF
applause was as high and sincere COM
pliment as could well be paid an actor.
Mr.. Sullivan was well supported, hardly
a single flaw being perceptible in the
acting of any one,. while many were
worthy of detailed notice if space
would permit it. Mr.. Sullivan appears
as the "StraDger," at the Matinee this
afternoon.
WOODS THEATER.-"Zip," "Philoso-
ply Jack" and Amanda Lovelace" en-
tertalned a large audience again last
evening at MIR. Macauley's Theater. The
former especially was immense, as Lolita
always is in anything she does, while
Locke and Miss Mayer, in the "fainting"
scene, were voted by the audience de-
cided success. Mr.. Barton's 'sItaliano
has improved each evening of its repre-
sentatlon, and last night was as fine
bit OF acting as we have seen for some
time. Lotta remains at this house dur
ing next week., appearing in her new
play by Marsden entitled "Musette."
"Zlp' will be given at the matinee this
afternoon.
RoBINsoN'S OPERA-HOUSE. --- Mckee
Rankln's excellent combination ap.
peared to a good house last evening in
the "Two Orphans" and were well re-
ceiyed, as they deserved. This company
is one of the very best that has ever Wis
tied our city, not excepting the re-
nowned Fifth Avenue Troupe, and their
rendition of this beautiful play last
nightwas excellent. Matinee to-day at
two O'Clock.
The NATIoNAL.-Quite a large au-
dience assembled at lnis popular place
OF amusement last night and werehighiy
entertained, an extensive and interest
Ing bill being offered them. Matinee to
day at two O'Clock.
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The Board OF Councilmen met in regu-
lar session yesterday afternoon, Presi-
dent Fnzgerald in the chair.
Mr. Connolly presented an ordinance
to authorize the extension OF the Colum-
bia and Cincinnati Street Railroad so as
to connect with all the Inclined Planes
present. and proposed. Referred to lhe
Street Railroad Committee.
The Sinton Esplanade ordinance came
up. Mr.. McCaffery spoke warmly
against it,. He moved to print, refer to
the Solicitor, and make it the special
order at the next meeting. This motion,
though made previously, was carried af-
ter failure to suspend rules to allow the
ordinance to go 10 its secondhand third
reading.
Onsuspension of the rules to allow
the Sinton EspIanade ordinance to pass
the vote stood: Yeas, 81; nays, 8.
A protest from the Board of Trade
against forcing the Fire Commissioners
toreduce the forceso numDer Of the fire
companies was read and fled.
On suspension of the order Of business
the tax levy. ordinance, passed by the
Board of Aldermen, was taken up. A
motion to suspend the rules 10 allow il
to pass to its second and final readings
was lost.
The ordinance in regard to, Street
Railroad Route No. 10 was referred to
the Committee on Law.
The ordinance for Route IA to run al
large all over the city to the limits oi
Cumminsville and Clifton, by horse and
dummy, known from its organization as
tine Krehnbrink Route, was read and
referred to the Committee ON Law.