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IY0ErM THEATER.

There was no performance at the Lyceuin
TAeater night, will be given tii SATURDAY
evening An important member VI the French dfinA.
esmpaDy-M yeniat-was disabled, toward the enu % ~
representation on Wednesday evening by the acc'"
fall Of heavy mants,pece which struck upon one OF his
kei. and seriously injured him Thn has made tempo
sr blank the theatrical organization and DecoSs
"'sd TIE present dsoontausnoe Of tbe French plays
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PISsENG Frs ARRITED.
PRoX CIAsGOW- IN st,om.bi,
PASSENGFRS SAILED.

FOR sAvANNAH--In steaush!p Gen. Bovaes Oct pa
T. r. carr l. ". ConnOr. r. McCarty, a Henderson, w.
Henderson, j. schwartz, Wm. Hymn and wife. = A Rot
NJ ! nenbatmn, ". &. Heaiy, y. weis,er H. w. Holden
and wife Ellen stevens Mr. Co0dWif. Miss Annie M.
Goodwin, Chas aud wife. G. T. Desnotta White
g. Cowdr.ckS Mrs. Chas HsrtTigp. children and maid.
Mr.. W 4. Heay Miss Matte Healy Miss Jennie Pratt Miss
NJ L. Farrell Miss Hattie Niece. h. " Cpshburg J. ChTsty
j. r. Moon, j. A. Pohil A. shepherd, T. "a. Mason. r. h.
Mason Robert n. Iyson As- Fanny Jehci- James JAR j.
b. Bliss, J. Newton. Robert Baker Michael Lynch, T. Aaher
Marslal Debuan, n. A. smith.
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REAssURryG WORD FROM Mr.. MACKEY.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2S.-Thc following tcie-
gram was received here tonight by the Director of The
Mint from SIR j. W. Maclcy. of the principal owners
Of the mines in Virginia city and with Mr Thayer one
OF the resident managers:
YIRGSn CRY, New. Oct. q, $50.
DR. Il~DTEaAs Director Of TIE MDi. Wdsh,nJfpn d. O.:
Thr mines are all right. No damage has been done.
have been ali through to-day and VIII get the hoisung
works running In from 80 to 30 days ENeythng Ii
looking better d. v" "AOhhi'
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TIL rEMpERANcE PATTY IN ALDANY COUNTY

THE TEMPERANCE PAifTf IN AlbANl 'o'Nii'
ALBANY, y. Y, Oct. 2S--The PrObibitiOnists
Of Aban- County Convention to-day adopted the fol
loving:
Hhrreas The Prohibition party Of this S'ate having
placed in nomination state ticket III all ways worthy OF
the sufrages Of all goOf men and
Wb,reqs The platform Of the said party Is pure, and
EN- braces an The pest measures OF both IA" Republican
and Democ attic pHrth with the prohibition OF the
liGuor traffic included; therefore he u .
Resoiped. That we, the PIOhibtlonists ana other
representatives Of the above party and principles OF the
Co uty @. Albany plcge united ana ind' dual sur
mort to the Pruhhition state ticket headed ny George D.
Dusenbury for secretary OF state
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HISTORICAL REMISIscEScEs OF wEsTCHEsrER.


The Westchester County Historical Society
celebrated at white Plains yesterday Goth
sary Of the battle Of hire Plains Letters written during
the Revolution read. and the Hon. John Jay made
An address which he alluded to the value Of the sbors
OF the Society etccd the history Of Westchester from
the earliest settlement and commented upon the char
acteriscs OF is inhabitants He described some OF the
monuments when remained. and closed by referring TO
thu scrutiny the American nation woud receive from tine
ewes Of all other nations al The Centennial
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REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS AND MEETINGS II
NEwJER2EY.

The Republican Convention at New-Brms-
wick n j.. evening nominated Isaiah Rolfe, Mayor
OF the city, for the Assembly.
The following additional Assembly nominations were
made In County, n. j.. last evening; INth DIS
trcr George X. Coleman Dem = v c. Van Rensselaer,,
Rep Win District. Jacob Skinkle, Rep.
A Republican ratification meeting was held at the
Opera House in Newark y. j. last evening Addresses
were made by Senator Fre'inghuysen. and the Hon VIM
" Kirk the candidate for state senator The attendance
Large
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THE STATE or TRADE
DOMESTIC Markets.

MILWAUKEE, Oct. 2S-Flour quiet but firm: Wheat Gnlss
steady No Milwaukee, VI n III H,rd DO ~ ~ NO.
81 cash seller Ociobr ~ ob's seller N0vcm
Der No do 9sc. Corn strsiy, With fair demssdi NO
55d5Cc Oats but steady No 2 J1e Barley SsA
and lower; spring IN 81 o. seller NoyemDer
9ic dsl; No DO 2o Rye easier ant In moderate demsnd
l. Tic, q 7Oc Provisions Inactive and entireY DOn
Mess Pork, az 90. Prime Lard, l5GiSite fr,sno
quiet hut wheat, "a Bu1ao &c. ltecepts- Fiy1I
1000 bbs: Wbsaf 10000 bush 5hpmeDis-flOur eOoV
bbls.; Wheat, 3l.Otri bust
WnnISGios, \. G., oct 23-spris Tnrpenrne firm 81
So. Resin firm at 81 57i9 for strained. Tar steady A.
81 40.
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
MANIFESTO FROM NJ. GAMBETTA.

PARIS, IhursdAy, OCT. y, $50.
manifesto from NJ. Gambetta Is puDiisled
in La Repubiqe Franrdse He says ne If conhueh' 'ne
-roaoh,og election will show great Republican ma
a,tv He uphoIds tho system Of departmental voting
and says that among the labOrs Of future Assemblies
~ be The restoration of the control OF education TO the
ST., lie trusts that an era Of political rcconciiemen
Will superyene, and that then the p"rue pants III 'Io
Commune will be amncsticd.
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THE CATTLE DISEASE IN ENGLAND.

LoSDos Thursday Oct. y, 1870
Tn the course of an article on the cattle d.
sea me Turner (newspaper the number OF cases
for the quarter ending oct. 10, was us ioiio"s' III
somersetshire. $1,000 in Cheshire oooo~' III Do'eo
- hs 90 in Gloucestershre, $4,000; in Oxford
- 40 600: in warwickshire, 1000; ia Norfolk,
>, 600 in Cumberland, 1000. Throughout England
and wales there wore for the same time over oVV'ooV
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contracted Is imitation 1t is sanction OF the policy and
an Invitation "a all the consequences OF hmese innsr
tlon.-f Davenport nowal Gazette Rep
Every good citizen who desires the continued
ssrdency OF the Republican parry, yet who knows tat
Al changed party counsels must regard the
snpointncns of Mr. Chandler to Ire Secretary of the In
terror a. grave public MISFORTUNE Harlcr's Weekly
Adm. krpl
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REPUBLICAN ELECTION MEASURES.

4 large meeting, mainly of young Republi-
cans was held at the Polytechnic institute IN Brooklyn,
last evening, and addresses were delivered By Cen Henry
". slocum and ex-Llcut-Gov. Stewart L. Woodiord.
Committees were appointed 10 inspect the rcgsrics IN
each OF the m election districts OF the sitY, stand by the
nols on election day aud every effort to prevent
.Ir,I.r trrnIIn
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cases. Tho money damage is estimated at million
THE CUBAN REBELLION.
TIE CTIRAS STEAMER OCTAyIA.

SANTIAGO DE CUBA, Oct. 2O.-The steamer
OctayIa Uruguay, Is still in Kingston and nothing
has yet been decided regarding vessel cargo Span
ish gunboat left here few days for Kingston with
dispatches the Spanish Consul The Spanish Govern
ment demand both vessel and II Is hardly posi-
BILE that the English authorities will pursue any other
course than that of retaining vessel and legal
prize The insurgents keeping very quiet Just no"
here and around Guantanamo.
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A COLLISION NEAR BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 2S.-'This morning freight
and passenger train came ia collision on the Baltimore
and Potomac Railroad a short distance from This city.
Two coaches Of the passenger train were thrown rom
their trucks and bady damaged Aune Of tie passengers
wcr,. seriously hurt, lady only being some what
hru, sed The brakeman Of the freight tram was Scaed
Int moi fatally by the bursting u the 5ieamchest.
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BASE BALL.

The st. L0uis Brown Stockings played the
Athletic Club Of Philadelphia IN the latter city yeser-
day afternoon and defeated by score OF = 70 J.
The champion Boston Red Stockings and the
New-Haven Club played Yesterday afternoon at New
Haven After spirited and close contest the Bosons
,von nv Ia
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PrprpIJcAy GAINS IN COLORADO.

DyyvH Col, Oct. 2S.-Additonal returns
from the late election show heavy gains by the RePpb
cans who will have least twohirds of the Constu-
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RFNFrIr OLE p. s. GHMORE.

Mr. Gilmore's benefit at his Concert Garden
i.st night was attended by larger and more brilliant
audience than almost any which has gathered during
TIE Summer that popular resort III addtoh 10 the
music Of the class ordinarily performed by tho bahc
there were given three pieces composed especially for the
,ecnnd Boston Jubilee but which, arriving too late TO be
produccd were heard night for the first time These
were National Anthem by SIR julius Benedict asettihg
OF the l5Oth psalm by Randegger. and piece ehuueu
"Ieelund's Greeting 10 America" by Sir Robert T.
eiewart Of Dublin. Bcnedict's Anthem 10 DflSh''
relodius composition with plenty Of swing and move
eut 10 H. decidedly Of the popular order The PSALM
which for soprano solo chorus and orchestra not start
lingy original either in idea treatment bit effective
and p the solo Nine SalvOt rich voice was at ta BEST
In "Ireland'- Greeting" the treatment OF the two
themes yankee Doodle" and "Let Erin remember the
days Of old" which undere the work. is rather curious
and a. was enthusiastically appauded and seemed W
catch tho public taste IL may take its place among our
National music. Beside the Handel and Haydn society
Of DrooFfyn Mr. Gilmore had the assistance OF Nine.
salooth Miss shursby MI sohst Mr. sa.ter and hessrs
Levy and Arbuckle. Miss 6hursby sang the dincut
Prooh air and variations exceedingly WeH anu
gained an encore. she deserved MI. GuS'a'e
satier Who made tbs occasion his reappear-
after long absence IN Europe piaycu IantI'i"
on alrs from "Taunhaiiscr," OF his own composition
which embraced the Venus Lied" part Of rhe Bac-
ohAule and the Chorus OF Pilgrims, which FERNS the
theme OF the first part the Overture In so large nan IL
impossible 10 judge accurately Of the merits OF eithef
the composition or Of its performance Mr. Sohst sang
deaths at the Door, Sacred Aria, OF when ootI
words music by Mr Gilmore. ana MT Levy anu
Mr.. Arbuckle each gave favorte solos OIL tne oorne'
There was "Reminiscences Of the Jubilee In the shape OF
Tie Anvil Chorus. the anvil part OF which played by
the 22d Regiment Drum Corps.
AT the end o. the First Part Mr. Gilmore was INC re-
c;pieut from the members Of the band OF a 1ihusono
medal which was presented by Mr.. Charles W BROOKE ~
Appropriate and highly eulOgsnc speech 70 n,hoh
NJ. Gilmore made a brief reply. Throughout the Wnoe
performance the audience manifested UNUSUAL enhusi'
A IL nj
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PETITION To BANKRUPT THE MISSOURI
PACIFIC.

PACIFIC.
ST. LolIs, Oct. %. - Herman Richteen,
Treasurer OF ~. Louis County, ned petition in the
United states District Court to-day, asking. behalf
of ST. Louis County for an adjudication OF involuntary
bankruptcy AGAINST the Missouri Pacific Railroad Com
pany for payment OF interest for the -four months
on 800 900 Of bonds issued to that Company Jan l.
1865. The petition alleges that last July. the Company
then being and with view Ia giving prefer
ence la more creditors and TO certain of its
indvrsers and surrties executed mortgage upon lts
property aud franchises ~ Henry L. Vail and Jas. D.
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Fish, TO srcure payment OF certain bonds TO the 9Ldsr
Vail and Fsh amounting to Sf0o0OOO Mr. kontesm
and Frank j. bowman. attorney for the county. wiz
leave for York tomorrow TO attend tno mesns VI
the unsecured creditors Of the Atlantic ana f'no na
road to be held there Monday next
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DEMOCRATIC RATIFICATION.
Confined from Fifh Page.

statesman and champion Of reform. Gov. Tilden' Inc
people were tired OF fraud and corruption; they wanted
an honest Government and they would obtain II by elect
ing the Democratic ticket on next Tuesday.
Christorher Fine was loudly called for. but ne IL wa
late he declined to speak, aud the meeting vas adj
iourDed
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN JERSEY CITY.
The Hudson County Democrats held mass
meeting at the Catholic Institute ia Jersey City last
evening The building densey crowded about l,5Oo
persons being preeeut Many Others unable 10 gain
adUiffancr Addresses made hy Mayor Irdphdscn,
Inc Hon. Leon 4 lhrlt end d. q. Halstcad.
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EAIITRE IN MAINE.

AUGUSTA, Me-, Oct 2S.-Messrs. Collar x
Hamilton OF this city, manufacturers Of harness and
large dealer, In -addley goods have made an assign
mrnt Their Liabilities are $4,000
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ORGAN RECTTALs AT TRINITY CHURCH

Mr. Henry Carter began yesterday afternoon
his weekly organ reetals al Trinity Church o.
fering programme composed half OF genuine organ
compositions Of the classical German school "a testiVa
prelude by yolokmaF postiude by kubnsiedt' ana MT
tes sonata In mnor and half OF
~Eegsr sclubert's Ave Maria" and selections from
MeRdelssOhns % Hymn Of Pfaise'1. which we're wen
suited both 20 the place and the instrument The organ
Of old Trinity OF the nOblest In the country Snu
M Garter Is one Of best orginiss II IS mol
Ing therefore that there c1sollcnt ailchuahce
Yesterday the church being neBiIy tlled ana the 'un
snos listening With attention and apparently Win
Pleasure
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MAyORALTY NOMINATTON

PROVIDENCE, II. l., Oct. 2S.-The Democratic
City Convention this evening nominated the Hon Thomas
Davis Tor Mayor.
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BOSTON INSURANCE LIGHT.

BosroN. Oct. 2s.-0nly one Boston insurance
company affected by the Virginia Cty hre-the Fanen
sIl-and its risks not above $1,000.
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FOPFrGX PORTs.
MARRIED.

HOrBFR-HFI DEL SHEINfER-On Thursday oct % 1878.
Nv Judge Jos Kocu residence. Tenny
OF Carsruhe Baden. Dr. Il. " hoober OF York Guy
No
Al Notices Of Ndrriagss must be iHdOrsed Nth MI
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NEW SUPPORT FOR JUDICIARY CANDIDATE.
MDpLETOwN, n. Y, Oct. 2o.-The Press
and Bar OF Orange County have declared almost unan-
,nousy for Jackson o. Dykcman, for Judge OF the su-
preme Court for the Second District
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RUMORED EXECUTION OF CARL1ST
GENERAL.
MADRID. Thursday. Oct. 2s, 1873.
1t il rumored that the Carlist General Dor
regaIay has been shot. by order OF Don Carlos.
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PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.
Providence v. T. oct 2s-Pnntine Cloths rather ea-a
best GiX6i STANDARD and NtIa offered al too 10 lays
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Gpecial Notices.


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Al Notices Of
Rdms and address.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-20

its money article, says ''The bank state
ment, Saturday, is expected to show the
continued locking up process of the golG
| clique, but, of course, being artificial, it il
not. likely to accomplish the object sought
TO be attained. Great efforts will be made
10 get the reserve of the banks below the
legal limit, by keeping about $4,000, ,00C
10 gold of the market. The tactics Of the
tgold clique. If continued much longer, will
result in increasing largely the supply oi
gold at this point, Already gold is pour.
ing 10 from California, and more is on the
way from Canada and Europe. Ii is esti-
mated that $12O0O,O 600 in gold coin has
arrived here from San Francisco since
January. From all sources the banks are
likely to gain gold in future, and the gold
clique may learn to their sorrow that the
time for gold famine in this country is
not near at hand.
l16. Governments are active and steady.
State bonds are quiet and nominal. Stocks
are active and better. z 2.fI s.
Gross, March L. Co., tea and coffee job
bers, have failed.
BosToN, March l9.-Petitions, signed
by women, have lately been presented to
the governor, asking for the pardon of Jes-
sic Pomeroy, the boy-murderer. To-day a
delegation of about twenty-five women
waited upon the governor and urged the
execution of the boy as measure ofsafety
to society.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, March l9.-Tbe
crops are in splendid condition, and large
average crop is secure but if copious ralus
fall within two weeks, there will be the
largest harvest ever known.
NINELAND, n. j., March l9.-Mr. Car
ruth, the editor of paper published here,
was fatally shot this morning by Charles
4. Lands, who is known as the Father
5of vineland." The affair grew out of an
article IN the paper. which Lands thought
referred to him, but in which no names
were mentioned I'D
LA SALE ILL.,, March l9-John Ryan.
saloon keeper in this city. was tried at
Morris day before yesterday on three in
dlctments. live counts each, charging him
with selling beer to minors. He was con-
yicted on all the counts, and sentenced to
pay fine of $500 and suffer $50 davs' im-
;prisonment in the county Jail. Written
permits from the parents and guardians
nf the minors were not admitted as eyi-
dence. Ryan will take an appeal
DERoIT, Mich, March l9.-Last night
George Jackson's residence at Southfeld,
was burned. The loss is So, 500.
A carpenter, named Robert Bloom,
took morphine last night, with suicidal in.
tent and result. He had been drinking
freely for several days. III
DEs MONIES, Iowa. March l9.-On
"Wednesday night, George Miles, while at
work in a sawmill, four miles distant.
fell against the sew, which severed his
lett arm below the elbow. He eroved in
the dark. found the severed portion and laid
it on shelf; grasped the bleeding arm
above the elbow, and walked one-fourth of
a mile to his house. Then surgeons were
called from this city, the arm was again
cut off above the elbow. and last evening
he was comfortable
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morbid, dark, bilious appearance, and white bone.
du dcpos is, AMI when there is pricki &, burn
ing sensat n when passing water, and pain In the
small OF the back anu along the loins.
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