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BEYOND CONTRADICTION.
From tho RappeI. !

Tho manifesto OF NJ. Theirs will hare considerable
influence the elections readers will naturally
have peruscd II, and we have need to tell them on
what points we should be opposed to him. They
know. for instance that we should not praise the dis
solved Chamber Tor not having voted the amnesty
'or not having reduced he Budget of Worship, but
for having Increased II" for n certain Of
other things. This manifesto oil NJ Thicrs demon
stratcs that the late Chamber radical AM he
shows II too clearly IL would be very easy task for
us 10 show that the electoral address OF M Thers is
not radical But this Is not point which Will pre-.
JUDGE II IN the opinion OF those for whom II is moro
particularly meant, and our objections in their eyes
Will only invest !; with merit. While however
there are some points on which should oppose IT,
how many are there In which IL cannot be ed
by any one?
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Official Report from the Turkish Com
mander In Armenia.
RESULT OF THE THREE BATTLES.
Achmet EyOub Rifat Pacha To Be Tried for
DiSObcdience Of Orders.
TURKEY SEXES A GREEK VESSEL,
[BY CABLE TO THE HERALD.1

LONDON. Oct. 8, 1871
Moukhtar Pacha telegraphs to Constanrnople
under date OF Friday, as foIlows:-"To-day
the bulk OF the Russian forces fell back to the
foot OF Karatool leaving only six battalions in.
trencned at Kabak. They nave thus abandoned
their positions parallel with our lines There Is no
trace OF the enemy at Baldioran, Kizilvan or
Oghuzlu, they having struck their camps
THE LOSSES.
"Thc enemy's losses during the three days battles
at Yanilar, Gulveran and Aladjav.Dagh are esti-
mated at 10000 killed and wounded. Our losses
are about 1000 The Grand Duke Michael COM
manded tho Russians In person Providence has
happily frustrated the formidable plans OF our ene-
mics"
MEHEMErs CHIEF OF STAFF TO DE TRIED
A Constantinople despatch says Achmet Eyoub
Rifat Pacha, late Chief OF Stan two brgadiers and
several superior officers are to be tried. Eyoub
Rifat is charged with dlsobedence in having re-
fused to obey Mehemet Ali's orders to advance.
Nothing is said about trying Prince Hassan.
NOW GREECE MUST FIGHT.
The Porte has seized Greek vessel entering the
Gulf Of Arta with arms and ammunition. Greece
has demanded her restoration.
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ACCUSED OF FORGERY.

GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC IN
TROUBLE.
BosroS. Oct 7, 1877.
Colonel Henry r. sblcy, prominent citizen Of
Charlcsiown aud ex Commander Of tho Grand Army Of
the Republic Of arrested yesterday
charged with forging Endorsements tive
promissory notes which he had discounted
al tho Continental National Bank. Ito nc.
knowledged tho crime, but claimed tho Tor.
gercs would not exceed s.. 500. and committed
10 tide over financial embarrassnents No efforts havo
yet been made by his friends TO give ball. owing the
uncertainty as TO the amount OF The torgeriea
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the history OF the Republic since 1s70 he points 10
the three protenders claiming to sic on tho thrones
he declares that the question OF monarchy or re-
public is the bane OF France; that this - the ques
lion put before the country to-day, as II has not
ceased TO DO since 1870. N. Thers drawe from
hts resignation May "a and the events which have
occurred snee tho distinct proof that the republic
the sole government possible France Tho last part
OF the deceased staiesmans address sums up brief
phrases and clear formulas the principles which the
republican organization OF France ought TO be based,
tion For republicans the latter portion Is good
summary OF the chief arguments which lhoy ought to
advocate For undecided, timid vacilating men who
never know how 10 think for themselves the document
must produce tho very greatest effect
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GENERAL EUROPEAN NEWS

ARREST OF SUSPECTED CoNspIRAToRs IN MA
DRID-aERMANx TO ENFORCE RESPECT FROM
NICARAGUA.
[BY CABLE TO THE HERALDl
LONDON, Oct 8, 1871
cable despatch to London announces that nine
persons have arrested In Madrid for possessing
arms and ammunition The prisoners cndeavorcd TO
resist and Of them killed.
GERMANY NICARAGUA.
Tho German corvette Elizabeth has been ordered to
Nicaragua to support claim tor satisfaction on behalf
Of German subjects who were recently maiIreated
there.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

FREIGHT TRAIN STRUCK By DIsLopdEn
ROCK.
PoRr JgRyIs, N. Y, Oct. 7, 1877.
AT Carrs Rock last night about ten o'clock. a rock
weighing forty tons fell down the Gill. striking
freight train OF forty ave cars cutting OF twenty
OF them Tho car struck, which loaded with
grain, was completely wrecked. Thirteen cars len
the truck, but were uninjured No ono was hurt
Had the cars moved fcw feet farther they would hava
gone precpce 100 feet 10 depth near the scene
OF tho railway disaster at Carr's Rock In 1858 Tho
track was blocked six hours.
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wise. OF desire TO fuln the requirements Of nterns-
tonai law and treaty obligations In ths regard Tho
matter viii doubtless serve anothcr test OF the
powers Of the Diaz government aud hence OF the
ldity OF It's claims for recognition well estab.
shcd gov Senior hats called at the Depart
ment OF State Yesterday and mad an Interview with
Assistant Secretary Seward, during which the sub
jecs above referred TO prominent topics Of con-
yersalion.
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DOMINION FINANCES.
0rrowA, Ont, Oct I, 1s7

OrrowA Ont, Oct 7, 1871
Tho revenue of the Dominion Tor the month OF Sep.
tcmbcr was 81 o25 600; expenditures, s765, ,ooo The
excess OF specie the required to be held
BY law was $236 000 The value o the ports Tor the
month OF August was SIC, ,3lS.oC0; duty collected
Al 335. 900: EXPORTS, 1851, 600.
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THE LATE STORM.

BALTIMORE, Md, Oct 7, 1871
Tho river and bay steamers arriving to-day report
that number OF oyster punges werc driven ashore by
tho storm Thursday, but SO lar no lives have been
reported Tho punglos oil got anoas again high
tide.
Tho oyster police schooner Mary Compton was
driven ashore In jackson Creek, Chester River, and
won't pieces
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A TEXT BOOK FOR ALL.
from tho Rion puhlic

Tho manifesto may be divided IN three parts. In
the n.st his object is to reply the prctcxs whsh
have been Invoked to justify tho dissolution OF the
Chamber Of Deputies IL proves with ce
OF and arguments that the House did nothing 10
alarm conservative interests, since u showed It's dis
position TO be conservative. III the second portion ),
1hisrs re.cstablshss tho verify facte. lie reviews
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ADDRESSED TO ALL FRANCE.
From the Debatal

II was specially written in view OF the troubled
time through which VIC are now passing. It's ad-
dressed 10 all France and every eector should read u
before voting No pretend that he has nothing
10 learn from NJ Theirs relative TO his rights and his
duties The great misfortune OF tho age 10 the dis
order and confusion which the incohercnce OF
events and the caprces OF tho authority have spread
every where There were formerly, IN 1880, and also
IN lS4s fixed principles which well regulated minds
werc In accord We IN an intellectual chaos,
the precursor Of the most lamcntabe catastrophes.
That subversion existed already at the close OF the
Empire, but it was not perceived and careless JOY
reigned on the edge OF Tho precpce Al present
bc seen and fct Wo suffer from IT, and We do not
know how to escape IT,
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MURDER IN A DRUNKEN FRENZY.
SYRACUSE. n. Y. Sent. :. 1877.

SYRACUSE, n. Y, Sept 7, 1871
Alonzo T. West and Harry S. Blyc, OF this city,
who driving IN Fayetteville this evening, were at
tackled without the slightest provocaton by drunken
Irishman, named William Burns. who sprang into the
wagon and stabbed both gentlemen several times.
Mr. West jumped from the wagon, ran to the house OF
Henry Beard aud Tell dead OH tho steps. Burns was
syrsatHd-
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ASSEMBLY NOMINATIONS.

SYRACUSE, N. Y, Oct. O. 1877
The republican nominations for tho Assembly from
Ouondaga county are as follows:-First district; ;
Thomas G. Aivord; Second district, Samuel Willis;
Third district. Josiah q. Holbrook.
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TEMPERANCE REVIVALS.

PouGHKEErsiE, ". Y, Oct 7, 1871
Tho Murphy Temperance revival, under tho direction
OF John Gobrgnt, will commence In this city to-mor.
row nirht and continue nightly for several weeks.
The revivas at Rhinebcck and Hydo Park nave boen
very succegsfuL
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Judge Henry ". Sponord, of Now Orleans, and II.
b. Hurlbut, Vice President Of tho Cleveland. Colum-
bus Cincinnati and Indianapolis Railroad Company,
arc at the Windsor. Ex-Governor Andrew G. Curtin,
OF Pennsylvania, and Judge o. A. Lochranc. OF
Georgia. are at the ST. Jamos. Captain Kennedy, Of
tho steamship Germanic, is at tho New York. Con-
gresham joseph g. Cannon OF IlliLos, rs at the 81
Nicholas. Surgeon J. r. 1ryon, United States Navy,
at the Astor.
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FIRES.
DISTINCTIVE CONFEDERATION AT oouvEnxEun,

N. Y.
WATERFOWL, N Y, Oct. T. 1877.
nrc at Gouverneur, N. r.. last night broke out In
the wood buildings in the rear Of Union Hall
block The entire block and the adjacent build
ings wore burned. rhe following the suffer-
ers:-C H. Bovine, hardware; j. b Echhod,
dry goods; S. b. Van Duryeo Co., furniture; Miss
Beilingor har works; MISS CulberisUn drcssina
p. H. Burton, dwelling house; Masonic Hall, Thomas
Doyle grocer, and Whitney Brothers, marble works
Tho loss Is estimated NJ 500 600; insurance, S3 600
The FIRE Is supposed 10 havo been OF inccndary
origin.
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A CHURCH BURNED.

ISDIASAroLIs, Ind, Oct. Z, 1877.
Tho Eighth Presbyterian Church, on tho west sido
OF the river in this city, was burned to-day The loss
Is not stated; partly insured.
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CUSTER'S FUNERAL.

PoUGHKEEPsIE, N r., Oct. 7, 1871
Tho guard Of honor for Custer's remains will be
taken from tho Twenty first regiment and Bald Eagle
Battery OF this CITY, The funeral procession here on
Wednesday will DO an imposing ono, and bells will be
toed, &c.
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DIED..

KNoTr-On Sunday, October Z, MARGAREr b, vii
OF George A. Knott, In her 4ith year.
Funeral notice tomorrow.
(FoT Other Deaths See Ninth Pdgel
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COFFIN MANUFAcToRY BURNED.

TORONTO, Ont, Oct 7, 1871
Tho Canada coffin company's mandatory was dc.
stroyed by an inccndiary lro this morning. Loss
500 900; insurance SIC, 000 Thirty-two men
thrown out OF EN- poy mcnt
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YELLOW FEVER.

THE DISEASE AT PORT ROYAL, 9. C.
SAVANNAH, Ca, Oct T. 1877.
despatch from Port Royal states that two deaths
from yellow fever occurred there to-day.
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CHILD MURDER AND SUICIDE.

ST. Louis No., Oct T. 1871
FHcnry W. Mann, cashier OF the Stockyards Com
pauy OF Kansas City, shot hts little daughter, aged
three years. through the heart yesterday and himself
Though tho head. Both died instantly
The New York herald., 1877-10-08
SMITH r. PHILLIPS.

Smith r. Philips, late OF the coal 1rm OF Bemis,
Phillips 4 Co.. of Springfield Mass., and . we known
citizen OF that place. died yesterday OF paralysis OF the
brau, aged orty years. He w.ll DO buried on Thurs
day afternoon with Masonic honors
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IT WILL TxERcIsE AN IMMENSE INFLUENCE.
From the TempAl

At rst sight ono Is disposed to regret that tho ad-
dress Is long and TO ask ones self whether shorter
II would have produced moro effect But aner read
ing II would abridgc It by single line. It was
necessary that the history OF tho last few years should
be retaced with such clearness and that tho justice Of
our claims should bc affirmed with such authority. II
the address TO the electors OF the Ninth arrondsse-
ment Is not OF nature 10 roach the masses Il will
nevertheless exercise an immense influence the
elections by tho views and Inspirations public men Will
derive from It
The New York herald., 1877-10-08
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

Tho following record will show the changes In tho
temperature Tor the past twenty -four hours, In COM
parson with the corresponding datc Of last ycar, as
indicated by the thermometer at Hudnups pharmacy.
Hyux Builulnr
The New York herald., 1877-10-08

A.-BENNETP BUILDING.
FIRE PROOF
LOCATED ON NASSAU. ANN AND FULTON sra,
nANpsoMG ANp WELL Inx HEATEp oFFicEs
TO LET ON sEEH sEinABI KkAi1NxSLh FoR rhAAS
LAWYERS BANKERS AND INSURANCE OFFICR2
APPLY on TIE PREMISES.
A-THE VARIOUS DISEASES OF THE RE
spiratory organs which large number OF tho rest
dents variable climate subject promptly be
made 10 yield DR. ScHEscK's PULAoSfc SYRUP SKA
Toxic Thcse medicines are pleasant to the palate
speedy their action They be had OF druggists
throughout the United states.
DYEING AND CLEANiNG.-rAKE YOUR DYE
ISc AND to tho Now YORK Dyeing and Printing
Establishment, staten Island Offices DS Duane st., 7J3
Broadw $40 9th New York: i66 Piesrepont a..
Brooklyn.
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mot DANGEROUS BUT TIREsoME."
IFrom the Pnys.1

The document Is long, wiredrawn and heavy, and
we have only to mako on 1t ono remark which will
describe the paper with regard tho effect It may
produce. 1t not dangerous, because It is tiresome
Mover was rhapsody throughout moro prosy and
moro maundoriDg
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MoRToN's CONDITION.

CINCINNATI, Oct Z, 1871
Senator Morton reported not SO vol this morn
ing, but this afternoon he rested much easier.
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THE RIO GKANDE BORDER.

pEFSIDENT LOCAL AU-
TnoRrTIEs AT CROSS PURPosEs-RIo GRASpr
CITY RAIDERS NOT SURRENDERED.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Oct T. 1877.
SO far known At the Department OF State only
three OF the participants In tho Mexican outrage a,
Rio Grande CITY, where the jail broken open. the
sheriff killed and several prisoners carried on have
yet been delivered TO the Texan United States An
tnorites for trial and punishment The Mexican
cii authorities seem to have little or no dsposito
to facilitate compliance with our demands for The
rcndi ION OF those law dcfying individuals but the
Diaz general government Is believed TO be sincere IN
Tvs assurances, made through senior Msta and other.
The New York herald., 1877-10-08
A-REyNETP BUILDING.

THE PUBLIC AWARDS THE PALM TO HALE'S
GoxtY or uoREHouSD TAR cough remedy.
PtKf's DRoPs in minute.
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1876. 1877.

Average temperature yesterday. %
year. sax
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The lettcr OF N. Theirs TO tho constituency OF the
Ninth reimbursement OF Paris far exceeds tho impor-
tancc Of simple electoral circular. II is manifesto
addressed to tho whole nation, and which In the pres
ent circumstances cannot TAIL to profound i'm
preston. Never did the intelligence OF tho ilustrous
writer exhibit Itself with greater lucdity; never
his language moro clear. precise anu persuasive; !;
never did MS thought attain such elevation pcnc-
tratc so far into the future. IL would that tho
approach OF death had increased ten told tho vgor OF
his mind, and that, leaning over tho unathomable
abyss, no had received from IL bright ray Of light
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EFFECT OF THEIRS MANIFESTO IN FRANCE AND
ENGLAND-opINIoSs OF THE FRENCH AND
ENGLISH PRESS.
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DEAR SIR:-It may be some satisfaction TO
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