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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-10
FOREIGN.

Gladstone Addresses His Constituents.
LONDON, September 9.-Mr. Gladstone
addressed a meeting of bis constituents on
Blackheath this evening on the Eastern
question. The weather was unfavOrable.
A heavy rain was falling, but in spite of
this crowd Of people estimated to number
$4,000 assembled to hear the ex Prime Minis
ter and gave him an enthusiastic reception.
Resolutions expressive of the sense Of the
meeting at the Turkish atrocities were
passed. There was some dissent from
. section of the audience which con.
sidered that the resolutions did not express
sufficient indignation at the proceedings of
the Turks.
Mr.. Gladstone. in his address, said
throughout his experience he had never
witnessed q movement to compare with
that which had arisen during the last two
weeks throughout England concerning
these atrocities Mr.. Schuy ler's report, Is
coming from q representative of nation
the inhabitants of which we rejoice to call
brethren, and from one whose personal
character and trustworthiness he had taken
pains to ascertain, had produced Q most
marked impression on his mind, and con-
WINGED him that he could no longer bear
the responsibility Of remaining silent. Mr..
Gladstone proceeded to show that the
Turkish government was responsible for
tho atrocities.
TB8I my0I0f1000 MUe1Uys
The agent of Reuters Telegram Company
ut Rome telegraphs e. follows: The United
States steamship Franklin left Spezia TO-
day for Villa Franco. Neither our CORES
pondent ct Spezia, nor those at other places
know anything about the alleged mutiny
on that vessel, as telegrsphed from Nice to
tho Paris Figaro.
Possibly a Pair of Mistakes.
No further particulars of the supposed
arrest Of William N. Tweed received. Yes.
terday's dispatch announcing the arrest of
Tweed at Anteline was sent precisely as re-
ceived here; subsequently came the dis.
patch from Madrid to Reuter-.
No advices of the reported mutiny on
board the United States steamer Franklin
have been received.
A French Story of a Mutiny on an Ameri.
can Man-of.War.
PARIS, September 8.-The Figaro pub. |
fishes telegram from Nice, Of the eighth |
instant. reporting q mutiny aboard the |
Franklin, United States frigate, at Leghorn |
The dispatch rays the commander Of the |
Franklin, in order to save the lives of the |
officers, fired with Calling gun upon the |
mutineers, nine of whom were killed before |
order was restored.
MacNIahon at Lyons.
LYONS, September o. President Mac
MshOn, who is now on q military tour,
visited this city to-day and held q reception
of the authorities. The councillors general
arrived q quarter of an hour too late, and
finding that the reception had begun, with.
drew, utteriDg protests and shouting to the
crowd outside, give la Republiquew "Vive
PAmnestie" The crowd remained passive
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-10
COURT RECORD.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1876.

Superior District Court.
Louis Bales We. F. Commingo-Private
marked case. Rule for contempt against D.
Cougat fixed for September IL.
First District Court.
Claiborne Reid, charged with assault and
battery, pleaded guilty of assault.
second District Court.
Succession OF Jean Lilleux opened.
Third District Court.
State ex rel j. Machado ct ais Private
m arket cases; continued for further argu-
ment.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-10
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE,

Clearings. Balanc es
September 9.............. &66l 95l 30 $40, 050 so
Same time last week.. 495.a2l SO "A ,667 II
Total last week.. 5000 1888 09 sol 687 80
Total week before. 1856 U36 81 466 385 SO
Gold opened at lI00l1Oa, against l097s at New
York, and after limited business closed at ITO a
HOY, against l Oas in that market. The Gales
summed up s $40. embracing $4,000 at Hos;
$500 at l1OA; $1,000 at 1908 and $1,000 and 5000
at 10Y.
Silver continued entirely nominal
Under he advance in gold a. New York, sterling
was nearly 1c about 2-l0 " cent higher, and
francs \ per cent. No sales Of sterling were Ie-
ported.
The only sale of francs reported was $4,000 COM
mercial at 477la.
At the close terng bills were quoted at SIS 2a0
80 fer bill of lsding and Al clear and Ass IS
for bank (bank counter rate -0$5 35h), and
francs at 4.78as d477k for commercial and nominal
for bank.
New York sight was dull and unchanged. The
sales were confined to $1,000 and &25 600 bank at
par.
The banks continued to check on New York at
\ a. p cent premium, and commercial sight was
sill quoted at par0-.
All classes OF securities were inactive. Not
single transaction was reported.
Stocks were without any new feature.
State cOnsols continued to rule at 574t Gl58
Prem ium boLds were still quoted at 32032a.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-10
POLITICAL.
The New York Greenbackers.

Tho New York Greenbackers.
NEW YORK, September 9.-The Indepen.
dent Greenback party have requested all
citizeDs who approve the nominees and in
d0rse the platform of the national conyen-
ton held at Indianapolis May II, to send
delegates to q convention to be held at
Albany, September 26. This convention is
to nominate Presidential electors and full
State ticket.
The Vermont Election.
A carefully revised summary of the
gubernatorial vote of Vermont gives Fair
banks 1882 mOioritv.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-10

List of passengers per steamship City of
Merida, Captain Reynolds, for Mexican
ports:
A. Sancipnan, F. Pineds, G. Calderon,
Joseph Loire, F. Bazan, G. L. Hammeken,
L. NJ. Turtle, M. Gonzales, T. Rossello, G. V.
Murature, l.. L BOnnabel.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-10
Hibernia Benevolent and Mutual Aid $.
ISOLATION.

ISOLATION.
Branch No. of this organization held q
meeting September 4 and elected the
following officers:
L. McGrano, president; D. Mahoney, vice
president; w. j. Furniss, recording secre-
tary; A. G. Taate. financial secretary; p.
Barron, marshal; P. B. Bell, sergesnt.st
arms.
This organization is exclusively New
Orleans institution. 1t has no connection
ians. This Branch No. is the founder of
the organization and the parent stem of the
other bodies.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-10
COMMERCIAL.

COrTON-The sales to-day EN- oraced 200 bales,
at prices requiring ne change in our 4uots.ions.
We give also the figures and report Of the Ex-
change, az below:
AMERICAN STANDARD OF CLASSIFICATION
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-10
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand and on shipboard not cleared. % 2o6
Same time last Q'1Q2

Same time last year. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 193
TO-day's exports were to Vera Cruz
hecelpGs proper since last evening las bales
against 6s on last Saturday, and 245 last year,
making an tggreEate since August 81 Of 3445
bales. against 2439 last year-increase 1905
The Exchange teegrams maze the receipts at
al the ports nom IL NJ yesterday to IL NJ. TO-DAY
4o6O 0aee, against 1873 last week and 1853 last YEAR
aud since August 81 rs 482 bales against 49, $50 up
70 thursday noon September 9. last year-ncrease
Exports yesterday to Great Britain none against
none last week and none last year, and to contin-
ent none against none last week and none last year.
STOCKS ut all the delivery por,s, made up to
II NJ; ll6 6ss bales, against 8O7 last week and
II ,852 last year.
TOBACCO The sales to-day were confined to
: hhds y and ~. Sales for the past week 1854
nhds. The amount on sale is estimated 1T $3.50
nnds: we continue to quote follows: Low
dugs ~ O6kc; medium to good Tugs 1850; low Leaf
1 ~ medium loh 0l2c good l30l4c fine l40
iSHc; seiections l6Ol7c. Received since last even
ing u hhds; exported none; stock on hand by our
running statement IL 277 hnds
FhElGhIS-A ship was taken up for Havre to.
Gay at &c for cotton. We continue to quote as
:, By steam-Cotton to Liverpool 9l6d; to New York
&c; TO Boston, Providence, Fall River and Philar
delphis. via New York. &c.
By sail-Cotton to Liverpool, I'D: to Havre 1tc
Whs at has been shipped to Liverpool at l0hd.
msnd and prices are firm. 50 hhds sold. Fair to
good fair 10 quoted at l0A 0l0kc; fully fair lOa c:
prime l0hc; strictly prime lie; yellow clarified
ll0ilAc; choice Ike; white clarified 1lkOllkc
ID.
MOLASSBS-No receipts. The market ia duh And
CITY REFINERY SUGAR-Is selling on orda-. i,
barres at llac for standard A. 12kc for cut loaf:
12c for crushed, powdered and granulated.
CITY RBfNkRY 6OLAS5KE-Is selling on order .
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-10

Rooms Repubilcan Parish Executive
Committe e of the Republican Party OF LOUISIANA,
leans, September .. 1876.-At . meeting Of the
above named committee, held on Friday. Sep
Henry C. Obble, Beq.. delegate from the eleventh
ward were 9asni@os:lS. adopted; ;.,.r 10 than.
ahall be an election at the central club in each
ward for delegates to representative district con.
vention in and for each Representative district in
the city of New OrleanA Such election shall be
held in the manner and form to be determined by
the central ward club in each ward respectively
Resolved. That the basis Of representation in said
Repre- sentative district conventions sbsll be ono
delegate for every 100 Republican vo; es cast for
the head of the Republican ticket in each ward ss
each frsctian above ffty votes; said apportionment
being therefore a. follows:
First Representative district, first ward. 49,.
Second Represe ntative district second ward. 8
Third B. preventative district third ward. 20
Fourth Representative district. fourth ward
Fifth Representative district. fifth ward.......R
Sixth Representative district, sixth ward.
Seventh R preventative district seventh ward. 10
Eighth Representative district, eighth ward ....
Ninth Representative district, ninth ward
T. nth Representative district, tenth ward.
Eleventh Representative district, ele zenith ward
Tweifth Repr. sentative district twelfth ward . S
Thirteenth Representative district, fifteenth
Fourteenth Representative district, thirteenth.
fourteenth sixteenth and seventeen b wsrds.l6
as follows
Thirteenth ward Observation-Disclosures.
Sixteenth ward.
seventeenth ward .
Resolved That the said delegates so elected to
the said several Representative district couven.
tons. shall meet at the respective central ward
club rooms in each Of the wards Except the four.
teenth district convention), on THURSDAY, Sep
TENDER 81, at twelve O'Clock NJ, and they shall
there respectively organize a Representative dis
tIlct conventions.
Resolved, That the delegates elected from the
thirteenth fOur' zenith, sixteenth and seven zenith
wards. constituting the fourteenth Representative
district shall meet in The Courthouse, at Carroll.
tOn on THU kSDAY, September 81 at twelve O'Clock
NJ, and shall then and there organize as the four
teenth Representative district convention.
Resolved That eaid Represent alive d strict con-
ventions shall proceed to nominate the Repub.
lcan candidates to the House Of Representatives
to which said RI preventative districts are entitled
respectively.
RI solved That said several Representative dis.
trict cnnventions shall elect delegates to Repub-
hcaH parish and city convention for each of the
several wards in the city of New OIL. ana The
basis Of representation in said parish and city con-
vention shall be one delegate for every 500 Repub-
iicsn votes cast for the head Of the Republican
and delegate for each fraction above $50 votes
said apportionment being therefore "a follows
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-10
Weekly Quotations Of Hides. Etc.

MessTs. Hay l. Mehle furnish US the following re-
port. Their quot ations represent actual sales at
first hande. Weighing, bundlng, dIayage and
commission have to be added:
Steer hides city slaughter, IS fbs p ID q tx
Steer hides city slaughter 10 to s4fbs, y ID %
Steer hides, city slaughter. under 20 fbs, Pft -O6
Cow hides, city slaughter, as they run, p -O6
Hips, city slaughter 20 to "a TBS, p ft...... -07
Hips, city slaughter, rs to 80 lbs, p m.... -06
Saif SKINS each. .............. -075
Country hides, flint 20 to Is lbs p fb..-09
Country tHdes. tat damage. d, halt price.
Beeswax, prime yellow, v fb............, OBJ
TX HornS, each. ........................ %
Aai'o", y so.-........ -....-...............- % 9
Hides quiet and steady; among other sales ara
3oo wet sated city steers 60 lbs and upward at 8c.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-10

which comprise the demo itiOn of the
fortress at Belgrade and Semendria, snd
the limitation Of the Servian army to q, 600
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-10
LIST OF LETTERS

Remalnlng On the New Orleans POst0moo
September 10. 1876.
once hours on Sundays from 10 A. M. to ID n.
Persons calling for these letters viii please say
" Advertised" and give date.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-10
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN, =,
Sunday, September 10, 1876.
CLEARED YESTERDAY

CLEAhED 1ESIERDAI.
Steamship City of Merida REYNOLDS for New yor,
via Mexican ports and Havana
steamer Amite. Costello. for Pensacola
Steamshlp Lizzie. Felsher. for Pensacola
brig w Burns, Frontey, for RNatau Island
Schooner B Locke, Schriever, for Ruatan Island
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Morgan City Read, from New York ID
British steamship Abdiel JONES' srom Livernoo,
via West indies and Mexican ports to Mil
Ter &co-4th district ~
STEAMBOATS,.
Future City; Gall from st Louis. with barees
Q stane1d, Brasy, from St Louis
IT John. Bergeron. from Baton Rouge
w Pontsvent. RUIZ, from Houma Plantation
Isabel. OPry, from Lower Coast
Martha. Bassett from Lower Coast
" Frazer. Canton. from Lower Coast
BELOW-COMING UP.
Schooner Indianola, Bloom II DAYS from Havar.
to master --'A1 n@'ana'
Schooner George McAdams, Morrison, 4s DAVIS from
daiway, in ballast, to master ANVIL
AT QUARANTINE STATION
OteamsMp Iappahannock Cookeey, from Havana
VIA FLORIDA ports. to < Roberto '"n"
EXPORTS.
NEW YORK AND MEXICAN PORTS-s+a.r.,,.
CITY OF Merida-vera Cruz-5o bale. '.s',an ~
eor 50 bills corn SO bbis lou IS s% hb,. sks
DDS DPs neans ~ bbis lard tcs lard bbls onion
PkNSACOLA-Steamer Anita KIM ~
IN osSs 81 nSge coffee 10 SKIS salt 30 balas hsv Az
32S pkgs mdse "A' o"con lou ools nour
kuATAN ISLAND-Brig ] W Burn,-,s ooo ,a.+
PnxT4E 9 w. sningles a pkgs brand 40 pkes mdse
bh1s Ad, AN observation-disclosures Locke.4o half
IA! DDS oee' cases oil 500 feet lumoee keas Iarj
PEHS S1SSGcoz hrkins butter IL pkgs mdse
AZ. ~ sS19A-StesnshIp Lizzie-8OO sks corn ESQ
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
hhS. LVUiS-Steamer Future City and barpes- 10.
s9i1 t10acco 4719 sks 0ilcake 832 sks oilcaEa ra1
Ssis. ss corr ll60 bales moss 1871 sks oat. a3sH
t".Gs nay lo349 bbs -four $50 half bhls H"m- a,o
N III t.OgiSeSteamer 3 Stanard-asls hh,. o.
osu Dds hour $50 bbls meal as bbla ~rit a9o o
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-10
RESOURCES.

The above statement SHOWS sOW6 HICIe6ec n
specie, loans and deposits. compared with last
week, but no change in currency
The demand for discounts to-day was fair at the
banks, but moderate the street. Commercial
paper was unchanged. Under the advance at New
York. gold was \ y cent higher, but the move,
ment was limited. Foreign e, change folio .ed
the course of gold closing nearly &c, or about 2lO
p cent higher for sterling, and stronger, but not
quOtsbly higher, for francs. Scarcely anything
was done iu either. New York sight was dull and
usual on SATURDAYS and all classes of securities
were inactive. Stocks were without any new fea-
tuIe. state consOls and premium bonds were dull
and unchanged
We con niue to quote exceptional paper at -08
y cent p anDum discount; Al do at 90ll and
second grade at l50l9. First class mortgages still
rule at 9dlO p cent " annum, and second grade
continue entirely nominal
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-10
MISCELLANEOUS.
He Was Born on a Cash Basis.

Agent H0we's Scale Works Co
JOHN NJ. G. PARKER, Postmaster.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-10

AFTERNOON REPoRr-3,

The following statement Of the weather and
rivers 10 furnished by the Signal Service officer sta
toned ut New Orleans:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-10
RIVER REPORT-3P. NJ.

Below high water mari of 1874.
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p. Renuhlicap Parish Camp-Map

Rooms Republican Parish Campaign
Seniember g l8.6-A me. ting Of the Joint Com
mttee on Canvass and Registration OF the hepub.
Ican State and Parish Campaign C0mmittee, 10
called for P. NJ, precisely. ON TUESDAY, twelfth
instsnt. fer permanent org anizatioD.
Rv order OF the Parish Campaign Committee.
IN Dr. CHARLES A. BAQCIE, Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-10

German Republican Contra! Club Of New
OrIeans.-This cluD is TO. MORROW Monday,
the eleventh instant at $50 r. ~ at Mechsnlcs
Institute. LOO!S 'oA|' lfeeluent.
Z. BoDpiCKRR, Secretary. sei0 IT.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-10
POLITICAL NOTICES.

u... Ward Republfcan Central Club
TT nf9icer" and me- mhers Of the Tenth Ward Re-
publican Central Grub are hereby n 10 NED that
tne .na; " nau on MONDAY EVENING September II ,
1876. at halfpast seven o'clock; pu,s.
Ao.u n,n,t :. PINCBBACk, President
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-10

Roous sub-Executive Committee Re.
publican Party Of Louisiana.-There VIII be .
rsnacial meeting of the sub Executive Committee
IN MONDAY, at Mechanics Institute, at l:30 P. n.
The members OF the stare Central and Campaign
Comm ittees are respectfully requested TO attend.
WILLIAM vIGRRs. Recording secretary. sell 1t
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-10

Rally, RalIy.-There will be r large mas mass
W+, q; CHM on MONDAY kNENIN0. Septem ber II,
1876. at hall. past seven o,clock; Meth,
sp v,evRs Secretary. sel0 IL
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-10

steamship City OF Merida Reynolds for New York
via Mexican ports and Havana
Steamer Amite. Costello for Pensacola
Steamshlp Lizzie. Felsher for Pensacola
Brig w Burns, Frontey, for RNatan Island
Schooner Locke, Schriever, for Ruatan Island
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-10
ARRIVED YESTERDAY
STEAMBOATS,,
UP.

Schooner lndianOla, Bloom, II days from Havana
to master "n"'
Scnooner George McAdams Morrison, IS days from
galway, in ballast, to master AA0n'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-10

SOUTHWEST Pass September 9.-Barometer 49, IS.
We att her cloudy. calm and hazy. ArIived-Steam-
from HAVANA. via the Florida ports to l. K. Rob.
erts; stesmship Morgan City, at l:lOP. NJ, Reade
master. from New York, to c. A. Whitney & Co..
at 1920 A. British steamship Abdie Jones
master. from Liverpool, via the West Indies and
Mexican ports. to A. Miller 4 Co. Sailed Steam.
ship amaican. The British bark Yarmouth Ray
mond master, from Liverpool, has arrived and
sailed fol Galveston.
SHRsvsP0kT september 9-Weather partly
cloudy. The mercury ranged from 100 to 800
The river fell two inches. Departec--Steamer
Dawn for New Orleans.
VICKsBUkG. September g. Weather warm and
fair. The river tel two inches Up-City of vicks-
burg and Psr2oud, at noon.
MsnPHIs, September 9-Rver stationary; stands
twelve feet. Weather shOwery. Maximum Their,
mOmeter go. Departed Garland, for Arkansas
rver Ruth, for White river; Fleta. for VicksburR;
Belle shrevepOIt for st. Louis Ashland, for New
OTleana.
The New York herald., 1876-10-13
THE CENTENNIAL ABROAD.

ANOTHER TESTIMONIAL TO THE AMERICAN pEo-
PILE FROM THE PoLANDERs.
PARIS, Oct IL, 1874
This afternoon deputation Of twenty Polish gentle
men delivered to United States Minister WASH
burne, at the American legation, tor transmission to
President Grant. special address and modal struck
the occasion OF tho Centennial Exhibition. The
medal side bears the effgy Of Washington and
on tho reverse the elgies OF Koscusko and Pulaski
PRESENTATION SPEECH.
On handing the medal to Mr.. Washburne, N. Charles
Edmond, o Polo and librarian of the French Senate,
add" In the Of the Polish cmgrants deliver
to your hands an address tho President OF tho United
States written tho occasion OF the glorious
tennal which the Americans are commemorating; and
also medal representing tho founder OF American
independence and Two Polish who fought in the
liberating army"
THE AMERICAN nNsrER's REPLY
Mr. washburne mado a cordial reply and said,
pending President Grants answer he felt authorized
10 assure tho depusation that he would be deeply
touched BY the honor they did him. Mr. washburnc
also thanked the deputation on his own behalf and
said no shared ether hopes for the establishment OF
liberty throughout tho world"
Several Americans present and tho proceedings
wsro most cordial
The New York herald., 1876-10-13

COUNT r. DE LAcRANGE's BAT COLT CLAIMANT
WINS THE MIDDLE PARK PLATE-THE DUKE
OF wEsTMISsTEI's BAY COLT BxLLEaHrNo
WAS SECOND AND PLUNGER THIRD.
LONDON. Oct. IL, 1874
The for the Middle Park Plate was tho principa
event at the Newmarket second October meeting to-
day aud brought out field OF eignteen horses Count
F. dc Lagranees bay colt Claimant, ridden by Goaker
with lbs extra, won, with Pcllegrno second and
Plungcr third The latest betting was 20 to against
CLAIMANT. to 1 against Pellegrno and to against
Plunger. Lord raImoush's bay fny Lady Golighty,
the favoritc. with to against her finished foarth
Rover, Thunderstorm, King CLOVIS, Ipswich, Hadrian,
Sidonla, Orleans the voltcila colt, Fiieusc, Glen
Arthur, 81. Anthony King OF Spades, Bay Julia and
Peterboro. Tho time Of the race was I'm. 25s.
Tho nn-h was very exciting, Claimant winning by a
head. The distance between tho second and third
horses also head Tho winner 10 engaged for all
the important events Of 1877 including the Two Thou
sand Guinsas, Derby, st. Logor and Grand Prix do
Paris
The following Is summary
THE hlDpLs PARK PLATE Of 500 sovs., given by the
Jockey Club, addod TO sweepstakes of sovn each 20
icrfeil for twoyear.ods; colts, St lbs fines and
gcldnrs, st. lbs winners OF stake, vaiue L. 900
sovs., lbs Of 800 sovs, iba. extra; maidcns at
and the third 100 out OF tho siakea Bretby
Stakes course. ia subs
STARTERS
Count +. de Lagrangc's b. c. Chamant. by Mortcmer
Tho Duke o. Wcstminster's o. G. Peiiegrlno, by The
Palmer, out oil Lady Audley ~ Nacaroni......... 2
Mr.. IS Plunsrr.
"
The New York herald., 1876-10-13

N. Alden's eh Tho Rover by Blair Athoi, out OF
:. Nsnon ...'
Mr.. G. Alexander's ch C rhunderstone, BY Thunder
bolt out OF La Belle Jeanne. ne......................
Lord Faimouths b G King Clovis, by King Tom,
ous VI uettIuuc
Mr.. A. Burwood's br. c. Ipswich. by sufoIk, out Of
Isabel by Ratapian. n..........................
Colonel Carter's ch. Q. Hadran. By Lord Cinon. out
VI SoIintuh-. $1,000.
Prince Batthyany'sb. b. c. Sidonia by King Tom, ous
- s.sy D,oous.. -. -. :. -.
Mr.. Alexander Batazz's ch. C. by Buccanser. outof
'Vuetio.
Count De Juignc's b. Filcuse, by Mars. ont OF
rua ........-... .s......
" SuiIHoA....
Mr.. W. 5. Atchell-lrnis b. C. Glen Arthur, by Ad-
venturer, out OF Maid Of the Glen ..........
MI. Raimond's ch. St. Anthony, by Hermit, out
OF Seville, by Birdcatcher
Mr ). K Wilson'S ch. q King Of Spades, by Thun-
derboit, out Of Lcoville ................
Mr. r. Prentce's b. Bay Julia, by julius, out Of
a.u
Mr. Il. r. Christopher's b. 9. Pcterboro, by Cathe-
drA, out OF Little Duchess.