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BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
Business Transacted by the Board
This Morning.

The Board met in regular session,
all members present, and President Bell
in the chair.
The pay rolls of the hydrant, hydraulic,
paving and repairs departments OF the
City Water-works were presented and
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M -SITUATIoN-By thorough
w drug and prescription CLERK; single;
speaks German; nine years. active experience;
salary wanted, moderate; first-class paper
and reference. Address E. 4. HECK, corner
Tenth and Jefferson streets, Louisville, Ky.
26-4t
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CATHOLIC BOOKS, &c,

PICTU RES for sale cheap. M. q. MORONEY, ,
Bookseller and stationer, 81 Il. Fifth street,
Cincinnati, .. N. B.-Open house all day
New Years. callers invited to call for cards,
&c. de27-5t
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NTANTED - SITUATION - AS drug ami
Z w prescription clerk, by young man Of
ten years experience: speaks English anu
German; best Of reference given. Address G.
A. w., 81 Test Seventh sTreet, Covington, Ky.
=. 26-5t
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XNTANTED-SITU trimmer in
w tlrst-class carriage shop, for year 1877
no shystcr references exchanged. Address q.
A. LINTON, Mt Healthy, Hamilton County,
Ohio. 26-1t
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w man who understands the trade and
gas and pipe fitting thoroughly. Cali or ad-
dress W. NUGENr, this office. de26-6Gt
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wv ANTED-Sl IUATION-By tirst-class
! w horse shoer best Of references. Address
Post office Box 2l6, Greenfield, Highland Co.,
Ohio, 22-5t
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ENOR SALE SHOE STORE - A wholesale
E manufact uring and jobbing boot and shoe
Pgsipess, established for about twelve years,
1nd fiIst-class reputation built up, and a
rood line OF customers secured; the stock Is
huch reduced and In excellent condition. For
turther particulars address WHOLESALE,
POst-ofice Box $40, Lafayette, Indiana.
22-bt
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CLOTHES WRINGERS,
And step ladders for sale and repaired. F. TET-
TENBORN. 2l9 w. Fifth ST. jaS-tf w ,S&M
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND OPERA-HOUSE.

Continued success, and Last Night but One OF
MAGGIE MITCHELL,
In her new play Of
B Il Q * n MI i X .
'RANCH0N.
Saturday Matinee-BECKY MIX.
! Ladies' Matinee This Afternoon n-CAMILLE.
! Armand, Mr.. Frank Roche: Camille Miss Gus
sic DeForrest. Admission only zoe to all parts
Of the house.
In rehearsal-M Maggie MItchelps last new
play, MIGNON.
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FOR RENT-.ROOMS.

EOK RENT-ROOMS-Furn rooms for
II gentlemen, at 2i6 Plum street, first door
Eouth OF Seventh.
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WOODS THEATER.

EVERY EVENING during the week and
Wednesday and Saturday Matinees. Nick Rob-
eTt's Pant0mine Troupe. presenting Grimaldi
Adams Royal HUMPrY- DUMPEY.
Next Weck-OLIVER DOUD BYRON.
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FOR SALE.

TNOR SALE-SEWING MACHINE--A NEW
No. 6 W heeer & Wilson sewing machine.
INQUIRE at this Office. se9-u
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IEOR RENT - ROOMS - Two elegant, large
! 4 front rooms on first floor, suitable for a
tAenti t, insurance office, or other business pur
poses, at III West Sixth street; rent low; ref
Eronces required. 21-3t
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RI NUN Families or groceries IN want Of
III llIIu good Flour . warranted to give
f1HI1Hn satisfaction can be supplied by
b6VUdh going to the WEST EN- d MILLS.
Your orders are solicited. Delivery free
JAMES K. HUBIN, Sixth stree, between
Raymiller and freeman. de7-3m
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THOR RENT - ROOMS = Three nice rooms
II and KITCHEN, on first floor, at Alb Plum st.,
IN good condition. Apply at 474 Central ave-
nus, 27-8t
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dLNOR RENT-ROQMS-A complete "flat
IL Of five rooms, With all modern convenien-
2Ces; will be for rent Vn fr5t CT the month, az
the northeast corner of Seventh and John SITS.
H. &7-3t
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MISCELLANEOUS.

PABIRS OF CINCINNATI-Awful funny
~ Comic Monthly, 10 cts., at any news stand
fell-tf
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.

nS- Dyeing and Securing at Walkers, 81 e. Sd.
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NTANDARD SCROLL BOOK. just out, has
y 200 designs and ideas Invaluable to ali
Painters, &c. just the thing wanted and must
2e seen to be appreciated. Only 81. Examine
a. any book store or painters supply store.
~ my25-tf
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WANTED --.MIscE1hANnous.

EVXT ANTED - OLD GOLD - Cash paid for
| w diamonds, watches, old GOLD and silver.
"a. A. EYSTER, matchmaker, 349 w. Fifth.
dt27-2t*
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FOR sALE--REAL ESTATE.
FOR RENT.

MNOR RENT-STORE NO. c05 w. Fifth ST..
upper floors suitable for manufacturing g
win rent low to good parties. N-2C
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| E@ WANTED buy YOUR HATS OF
~ MARTIN, at ~ W. Filth ST. jy16-1

HNTANTED HORSES TO BOARDl4 For
Ffy the winter in the country. Terms cheap.
Eor Information apply to o. l.. SrAHL, at
P1ook h McNicolP6 stable, southwest corner
bf Fifth and Sycamore. no.5-tf
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PNKETCHING FROM NATURE--In pencil
~ and water eolors, and drawing and Paint
ing IN colored crayons: practical instructor
Hgustreted, 60 Cts OF any bookseller or tSSSE
D. GQo s@ Nassau 81, NJ. tou-I
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COMIC PICToRIAL-Hu-
mors Of the great show, profusely illustra-
Sed, awful funny, mammoth size. only lOc. OF
epy newsdeaier Take look at it and laugh
hundred years. myp5eti
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IEILDERsi MANUAL.-A complete practi-
Al cal guide adapted to all trades using gild-
5ng; also SILVERlNG, and other valuable
7q4tteE DUST cut. 5Oc. OF anyboOk seller.
W. my25-tf
, 1876-10-19
THE BLACK HILLS.

dpstt11 1H1p09tH 70 1HE 3HaUHA
sioux City Gu, Oct. l3.-Thseo hundred
tns OF fredght aayo been shipped from here
Within thu past week for parties at Doedwood,
Naek Hills. Evans tS Wolseu,uth, prominent
hardware merchants Ut this city, arc closlux nut
heir business l,vre, nnl will locato AZ ncatl.
'soo1, wlssro they hayc serured large Interest
IL mercantile business Ut that poIut.
, 1876-10-19
POLITICAL.

POlIlIlCAL.
Troops Sent South to Sup
press the Murderous
Rifle Clubs.
An Eyewitness Account of
the Shooting Affair at
Cainboy, S. G.
The Trouble Started by Irrepress.
fblo Disciples of Tilden
from Charleston.
A Revolutionary Plan Con-
cocted by the Democrat
ic Leaders,
Whereby to Throw the Presi-
dentia1 Election into the
Confederate House.
John NIorrissey Takes an
A1lectionnte Leave Of
Anti-Tanlma,ly.
He Will Devote himself E1o1u-
aiVely to His Friend Slip
perry Sam.
Life Of Col. Davis, Congressional
Candidate in the Second
District.
Arrangements for Col. Ingersou's Speech
...Blaiues Talk Postponed.
News from NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Saturaliziug.--1{'ard Meetings. =
, 1876-10-19
Depressing Effect of the
News OIL the Lon
don Markets..
Russian and Other Continen.
tai Stocks Take q
Tumble.
Stocks in Berlin. Vienna, and
Paris Also Seriously
Affected.
Decided Advance in Gold and
Produce In New York.


-rvcev...
ho5eAA's h1lSSlON.
n WHICH LIES ToaEsfwAAo'
l1sin' Vct 1o'-Ihtelllgcnce from Vienna.
esatca 'caL I"eiahd eohsldcrs oil diplomatic ac-
uon ~ constal'tlhople at an end. This state
ni:ht mas produced very gloomy feeling here,
a1'o war Ii considered unavoidable.
1ounAS1A.
Adf1ccs from bucharest state that M agree
mcnt has been concluded between Rounan!a
and Russia for placing the Roumaulan troops
unueF Russian officers In easc Of var.
sERvIAfs BEsr pNrEHD.
a correspondent tclcEraphs MI interview with
Rist'cs, tile bcrvlnn Prime Minister, In which
tho latter statcd that resumption Of hostilites
In which Russia will participate Is certain,
NOTES or PREPARATION.
London correspondents at different pofnta
telegraph as follows: "All Russians IN Paris
under tue age OF 10 have been ordered home.
Ito new Russlan iron-clad Peter the Great Is
to 1eavo Cronatndt Immediately for the Meditcr-
ranean. Aussla has Issued d circular note an-
nourc!ng that, In the interests uf humanity,
she feels bound to march troops Into Bulgaria
md Armenia. There arc 1000 men a. the
Camp OF Bender, and 0l,00o around Tlats.''
Anstr1a's Eastern policy will conform to that
Of Russia and Germany.
CoNTRADIcTgD.
LONDON, Oct. 18.-The report Is contratlictcd
tllfs morning that m agreement had been cu-
tered Into between Russian and Roumania, that
the latter Should furnish a contingent III The
casc of war.
OWES IT UP.
LONDON, Oct. 18.AThe Tyntts, cdttorin]]y,
tays: 1.-THE hopes We have 10 anxiously cher
lshed must. VIC fear, at length be abandoned,
, 1876-10-19

cAHLIST MANIFESTATIONS,
HANGELoNA. Oct. l6.-The Spanish pilgrm-
ngcs TO Rome have been converted into Car
list manifestation. The pilgrims upon embark.
lug chcercd for DON Carlos.
LONDON. Oct. lS.-Tho Daily ttses l,as spc-
,clal from lsono announcing that tho Committee
which surcriutcnted tho rcecptton OF tho
span!sl, p!lgrlns by tl,e Pape OIL. Munday, .ana
the Spanish Ambassador tt Italy and his H.
taybcs, although they were duly provided with
Tickets. y
TIE BASQUE FR0yIHcEB.
B!tRoA, Ort. ls.-'rhc Ciyil Governor Of Bis.
Guy bus been suspended. Fresh arrests haye
been made, tnaslnE great uueas,ucss. Gen.
Queaala Is expected here.
, 1876-10-19

uEEAN F0sTAL sEHFICE+
BAN Francisco, Ca.., Oct. 1S,-Argived. Pa
citic mail steamer City Of sYdncy, from Sgd
ncy, via Auckland, Kaudayan, aud Honolulu,
bringing the british mails.
A Committee Of tho New Zealand House OF
Representatives, to whom was referred tic
question pending between the Pacific Mali Com
pany and tho Colonies Of New South Wales and
New Zealand regarding tlle contract for postal
service between those countries and San Fran
cisco, reported On the ed ult., and the follow
inG paragrnphs refrr to tho existing contract.
The Committee have agreed to thu following
resolutions:
Firy.-That It is cxpcdlent that the existing
contract be modified as follows, viz: tina, the
service be direct from San Francisco to Sydney,
cnlllng at uonolula and At Bay Of Islands Or
Auckland.
Seeond-Tbat the coastal service be performed
BY thc Company by tcn'knot boats, tu be up.
proved by tile Government.
1Hird--That tho sllare Of tue New Zca1anu
contribution to the subsidy be reduced by
Ffom % private intelligence to hand per city Of
III dcfcrenrc to the Otago members Of tho Com-
nltttcc, who would prefer the service to break
down. altogether, rather than not hare 1natn
ycssels calling ut Port Chalmers. Prominent
iutIon Us unreasonable. With Reference ct to liz
Forbes Hall contract, the Committee recon. IN
mcnab that G1ol l00o be accepted froin NJ. Cur
n'nghahs, one OF the H,rrtlcs, IN full discharge
ot Ills iiup!I!ty.
FouNpERED.
Melbourne adviccs of the 23d ult. Eivo up
all hopes Of any Of the passengers or crew left
Du the steamer DnnellDpg, which 5ouudered of
Jcrvls Bay on the 1lth nit, Particles OF tho
wrcck have come ashurc. The bark Albert VIII
ta1n took oG twenty-five Of tine passengers and
twelve Of the crew. The following Is q list ct
passengers SO far Us their names could DO asrc.-
timed:
SAloon-Sfrs. Whitwortl,, Mrs. Dro1ia, Mrs.
McConna!l, Air. a,d Mrs. Wakefield, Miss Ellen
suith, Miss Hflsiard, Miss Elizabeth Murray,
Miss H. Murray, Miss Agnes Wakefield, MISS
Annie Wakefield.
HtecrnEe-A1cssrs. WihstIp Ash, G. Chambers
8. J. 3tallcy, II. ~. Hterle, Wright, William
Murray HURLEY, Hardy Masters, Niitworth,
john Wakefield, fhunas Wakefield, Fred Wake-
ael1 and twcnty-cigh& others.
There may hive been other passengers on
board whosc nasncs we're not NOTICED in the pas-
sengcr list.
The following arc the names Of those saved
pa.sengcrs-Capt. NJ. Dousall, Edward Wal
, 1876-10-19

Lssnos, Oct. ls.-tler'nany proposes to sub
nit % tho next Parliament tho 1noprlety Of
I11cr:aaI'g her silver coinage, on tllu grouutl
tha thu present amount in circulation Ia lu.
auf1Clcrk.
, 1876-10-19
CUBA,


HAVANA, Oct. lS.-Very heavy squalls and
rains have been IN progress here since yesterday,
and tlo wind Is increasing. Tho barometer Is
falling rapi'lty, anil II IL probable hurricane
Will ,tslt tllls SECTION to-niEht.
, 1876-10-19
WATCHES, Jf:yyEAnY. DC.
Hamilton, Rowe & Co.,
COR. STATE & WASNlN0T0N.STS.,
Now offer fol. the Fall Trade
q full line Of
| II 9
WATCH: Els,

Including Wa1tham, FL
gin, and other best
American makes, in
Gold and Silver Cases.
For our very fine
trade we have also in
stock a choice assort-
ment Of very fine Swiss
Watches, specially Sc
1ected for our fine retail
trade.
These Watches are
cased and decorated in
the best manner.
Watch Chains, Lock
cts to match.
Boys Silver Watches.
All Watches guaran-
teed and sold at fixed
and uniform prices.
Watch Repairing a
Speciality.
HAMILTON, ROWE & co.,
Corner State and Westinghouse,
, 1876-10-19
aa1,ousg maasacres. Il was this cooluess thai
saved them from slaughter. 1~'' 'A''s

naslpusg h1aasacres. It was this cooluess thai
saTGd them from slaughter. 'A"'
ooss tac Whites, finding that they intended to
tthSns, gave Up the contest, mil tctrcatcd mn
Mt'V 70 the V!lnsc. The negroes then dispersed
r thcn a,' ff1,Sect1fns taking thstr wounded win
r",t.., IN t,@ ACCOUNT 1t will bo impossible to
..sp'tt ti!elr loss: It Is not doubted, however,
tiiat number Of them we're moro or Icss dan,
Rernusy wounded. 'S9' ""'i'
onon reaching tho ylta9e, humber of wllites
s. wno Wefe members Of fiflo ctnb and could se-
Ga,u Sa arms stationed themselves In large out-
nu9se M atld mule preparations to meet ay IT.
JACK which might bc made upon them. Nn"o
VAS made, however. '''"'
-. IN tne evening. the boat returned to Charles
tost anu reported what had occl,rrct1, Ti,rrc
was great deal Of excitement in lie city, and
esasp e%stsspany OK The Palmetto Guard, numbering
rifles, fett for thc scene Of .ltsturbancc.% % ShrI
s vent i Wtth TIC ayowcd intention OF protecting
the ~httca OF Cafnboy, but there fs no doutt
tIa.., tna. iheic real dessfc was 10 avcngo their
=, i Il not expected that there will bc any fur
tncr Organized disturbance, for tho negroes have
a,sfetscd, and many Of them will donbtlcss ncck
SAFELY IN tie woods and swamps; but tho whites
swear that somebody vil hare to suffer for
Yesterdays work. As gcntlcmat, OF tilts city
expressed @ 1t, '.t}y this t!no ncxt week there
s!.3 WI, Pc a. least half dozen nggcrs less ia tho
,,'1a. G1n.A.RtRsfoH, ]. g. C., Oct. 18.-A1l has been
qniet Today as Cainboy. A small forco of arlncd
cittzens from Charlcaton remain in Inc y1]Iaoe.
5ac rcsuents fearing Tint II this guard IA With
afaWn @ their homes Will bc fired. News ro-
tronn. ,pnght o tat company Of United States
noy causes great satisfaction, rho Presidents
Proclamation causes no excitement md ljtt,e
comment here. ""N 4''s's
, 1876-10-19
COL. GEORGE II. DAVIS.

4 nK1Rr STRETCH OF HIS 1.1rn AND RECORD,
Ou several OCCASIONS since tlp holding OF the
Second District Congressional Convention, Tnp
TRIBUNE las received communications asklug
for Information touching tho record ar, pcr.
sonal history Of tho Republican nominee fur
Congress from that district. By jutllcIoas
System OF asking questions, the personal frctu1s
OF Col. Davis have been induced to furnish IL
large number ut taets, which are herewith col
lntcd.
George Il. Davis Was born III 1910 In tho Town
OF Palmer, Mass., wllere fur many ycrrs Ills
tatlier carried on HI extensive n,anufactory OF
cotton goods. During his sclsool-tlays o
worked at odd hours III tho mills, and became
thoroughly familiar with NIL tho details OF tho
manufacture Of the Southern staple from tho
tis,c 1t entered tho pckcr until It cams out
ot the loom, a holt of cloth. In
semlnary, at East Hampton, whore l,o remained
tslrcu years, Wien hu graduated, with tho In
tentlon VI entering upon college cnurHc.
Events over w!'ish l,c l!ad 10 control compelled
hin tO u1a.ltlon tllat PURPOSE, atll lu went into
bnslIess with Ills fnthcr ut springfield, A!nSs.,
where )lB rculainea fur two years, wiltl tIu IT..
can.u impressed with the conviction that lis
country, needed Ills services In the Held. Az
cu'dfngly liz
JOINED TIE ARMY
a1sH Was commissioned Captain oE Company II,
Eighth Massachusetts Volunteer lntat.try, uu,
with Ills regiment lo!ae,l the Eighteenth army
Corps. witch was tht.1 elIg1gcu III eArryn, IN i
campaign ~ North CurolsnL. lEu participated
In Hearty all thu hatt!cs anil. ra;.tA llNt weyu
fought and nlndu in that h,atc, uai
1';itory 1a eFEsj EEsj,ros u tas 1t, uH'H.i HM; Ut
Kingston. In august, lsr1 1.u rr:irnr,l lid
commission, returned! to Massachusetts, u,bi
innG.!iately set u work tn orgazs. Il battrrv
q lsElt arttlISry u''4 With It went lntn ca1sp at
Kcc1sytlle. While thcrs llu was nottc,l by
Goy: A'slrew that Massachusetts In,t ulrtauy
all th1 batteries Ut light artillery tu wlIrl, su
was Gntttledt and that his battery r,lI,l not bu
accepted. Eager alul willing tu vntluue IN nrt-
lFc service, hu atxcpleu talhafn'n commission
tn tho Second Massachusetts nvasy Artillery,
with which no rc,pauett TIL Octubrr 1T tic au,.i
ye4f, Wien ke rusigncl to !lerept Cartutury In
tho Third lsAndc Island Cavalry. Iii thu fut-
lowing December 10 was promoted to 4 Al4]or-
", nn1 placed In command Ut tho hrat
battalion Ut thu regmgut, Witch WIS
ut tho Crescent city he was rotrr, trom sulyi,o
the cavalry depot,--a position for which his
marked peculiarlt!es as rigid tlfselpllnarIalt
well qualified blu. Subsequently, he reIolncl
llls regiment. and NTH Gua. Dauka participated
in tho Red lliver campaign. mud took pa1t in all
tho battles iu which that command WIS Oh.
gagged. At tho conclusion Of the campaign Au
Was placed iu command Of the Iefe1lses from
D0naIdsonyille to Br4sheas City, reporting to
Gcn. 4. Cameron. Fur four months TIC WA
President " thr Military Commission which
convened Ut Thlbotleau, La.. fur tho pllEt>ose Of
trying spies, dlssuyai titixrns, alid others
charged With oaeuses sgalnst tho LAWS VI
, 1876-10-19
THREATENED REVOLUTION.
sfLLf scstEHE 70 pErRAT THE pEorLa's
ClfOtEH,

hpfc1dt Uspdsch to 7ne Tribune
WAsn1Sd7oN, D. C., Oct. 18.-somo Influential
Democrats here have alrcady begun to consider
and to plan for the possibility Of revolution In
t1c event TINT tho results Of the Presidential
election aro not what they wish them to be.
ILLS plan Is apparently based upon the belief
that the twrntysecond joint rule Is still In forrc,
ind that under 1t the Democratic House could.
by the nrbitrasY will Of partisan majority. re-:
Jet tho electoral vote Of any stntc, and thu, de-
feat the will Of the people. This action has
for pretensc tho proclamation Of tho
President commanding the tnsurgent riilu clubs
IN South Carolina to disband. The following
statement, which appears in the Baltimore Cd
tette th!s morning, tho recognized organ Of. I'll.
ten aud bourbonism in this section. shows tho
purposes o. these desperate leaders. The Gazesse
crats vas held At the Ebbltt House last evening
to discuss what policy shall be best 10 adont to
tnset nns. th1S Revolutionary movo Of Grant upon
Se!,ai S9n. garona JHoEs Jcre Blask was the
proved; which will be perfected to-day. This Is
TO-. telegraph to Wade Hampton and his
followers to peremptorily withdraw from
the canvass and leave tho Republican ticket
House will not allow the vote Of South Caro-
legality" ''
4 tic twentr-seeond joint rulo were in force,
partisan majority In tho House could throw out
tho vote Of any Etato without asalgnmcn. Of
reason md without appeal Indeed, it would
have been possible arbitrarily to reject electoral
Electoral C0llcge, aud to have consconcntly W
tho United States by tic Confederate House of
Representatives: That the Democrats supposed
cccaings OF the HOUSE themselves. Tie ru9orl
showA TINT AL tho commencement nj thr l.,r
, 1876-10-19

. hAN'lSt oct* io-EEeAln41.--Oh lt1ufso to-day
Russian securities fell i pcr cent Hungarian j,
anu Austrian about2l6. All otlIcr International
stocks llkoTtso suffered considerably.
PARLIAMENT suAaI0NED.
An Imperial decree Is published to-lay sum-
monfng Parliament to meet Oct. 80.
THE FBEL1N1 IN NEW YORK.
NEW ionK, Oct. l5.-Thu Eteaf,H, l'pst, apeak-
ting Of the war prospects, III !ts financial column,
says: "l.ooklng on tho whole situatlon, how
eyer II Is impossible to como to any other con:
to Russ'a md Turkey, which is hardly among
the possibilities, will bc all that IL ncc1lcd
to thoroughly awaken tho dormant Indus
tries u this country, a1id give us lcgtec Ut
profitable activity II every branch Of business,
So fur Us tho price oi gold is atgcetct( hy thu
forc1gl.tratlo movement, It. must be borne Ii,
mind that. as respects breadstntrs, one Of tic
gFcat sources Of supply for wheat will be cut o{t.
good part Of tho wheat which supplies tho
an enormous demand for orr brcaastuf14 and
provisions, III fnct. all foud products; that
there also will be great demand for coarse
manufactures aud particularly fur everything
t!Iat comes under thc hcaa q wal. supplies;
portation ltucs q! VII kinds anil wl Indirectly
stimulate every branch of industry. It must
not bo forgotten, however, that At least a part
OF what our exports Will ga!li III this way, will
be lost a cotton, Of whte't re have All enormous
sumption al cotton ran ho tlNrcasr1, so IL to
Compensate for whatever reduction there may
IN foreign demand, Ia another question"
IN TlIh GOLp.RoOM.
The scenes In thu Gold-ru0,n this morning
hayc not had parallel Tor years. AZ the opc,.
Ing ths operators began to rush wildly to the
rtHg, and Tor tho tlrst'ti 'tiye minutes golf ran up
rapidly. amid tie greatest excitement. II Ead
opened at ll01, hut before tho i!tst lpln,,tu had
passed + ha4 risen. b. e per ccnt a.lyar.rs, to
ll0I4, ~tlcn It sprang suddenly to Ill. Durlng
tic nuxt minute thc prize rrayl!e, IT., an.l
s!outs ot excitement rang unt louE md loud.
The priea thou roso H at u jump, and during
thu next minute It laa! reached ll3H. Tbs
ratcs then began 10 rtgcdu slightly, AMI the
shouts leeane shrfcks, on one bt1e To btlIlg the
rules further DOM, anil Oh the other to
Keep thrm up. Fur tho next two minutes
tho rates yibr1tcd, by Il, between lla4@{ and
ll3, alternately g0lns IN and down. Every
time the rato manifested downward tcndonry
tho ehrtcks would become louder. Tbs tl-
dtcatos continued to ctla,go almost with the
rapldty Of light. After thu rutc had fallen be-
low liz no efforts Of the "hu'ts could got It
UP again, and the excitement bcga1, to absto
when y wy found that nothing could raiss 1t
After o'clock gold settled to about l1l1S@
t1ll4, not bccauso the war feeling had subsidized,
but because the eztrgne excitement in tho
, 1876-10-19

RUSSIA TALKS,
And the Order Is, Forward
to Constantinoplo.
Preparations Making to
Forward an Army of
100000 Men.
Call for an Extraordinary
Cabinet Council in
London.
An English Journal Calls Upon
the Government to Act
Promptly;
Declaring that Russia Must Not
Bo Allowed to Take Con.
stantfnople;
That the Turkish Capital Is the
Key to Englaud's Sway in
the East.
Depressing Effect of tile
News OIL the Lon-
don Markets.
Russian and Other Continent
tai Stocks Take o.
Tumble.
Stocks in Berlin, Vienna, and
Paris Also Seriously
Affected.
Decided Advance in Gold and
pr0ftr1Rn its Naxy vnrI-