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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-08
Last Days Shooting on stony
Island.

CHICAGO, October 6.-This was the
last day of the rifle shooting. The TEN
perature was higher, the sky brighter,
and wind gentler than on the preceding
days. The first event WAS the Thousand
yard shooting for individuals, prize 800
badge, which Hyde won. Each was
allowed twenty.shots.
The following was the result: Hyde,
49, out OF 3 possible hundred; Fielding,
10; Afford, rs; Hslford, II; Shsfer, ~;
Walcot, 10; Johnston, 80; Frazier, So;
Roberts, Levy and Burnhsm, after
making several successive misses, with
drew. Sir Henry Hslford made one
bull's-eye on the wrong target.
The next shooting was for all corners,
at three hundred yards range, of hand,
two sighting and ten gearing shots.
Miner took the first prize, Halford the
second, Shsfier the third. The scores
were: Hsford, 80; Levy, Is; Fielding,
SO; Walcott, 81; Miner, 43, which wss
one more thsn he made At the two hun
bred yards range at Creedmoor; Shsffer,
80; johnson. 33; Bliss, "a, and the others
smaller scores.
The last event was for all corners, short
range, two hundred yards, of hand, ten
scoring shots. Walter Burnham, Of
Chicago won, scoring Al. The other
scores were J. X. Miner also IL, but he
made one count of two, while Burn
hams lowest was three Colonel Shaffer,
49, S. T. Bliss, 40; 5. w. Burnhsm, 40;
J. Haven, of First IllisoiS regimenG,
made two in the ten Ihots.
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Consumption Can be CURED,
,.hon,A,s pulmonic Syrup,

schenck's Pulmonic syrup,
Schenck's Sea Weed Tonic, o,u.
Schenck' = Mandrake fllls,
Are the only medicines that VIII o"Ae
Pulmonary Consumption.
Frequently medicines that VIII stoP
cough will occasion the death OF the Pc
IienI; they lock up the liver, stop tne Srr
eulation of the blood, hemorrnagei ouowe,
and in fact they clog tn me- a copSh
Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia are sno
causes of tWo-thirds OF the cases OF Ooh
sumption. Many persons com plain VI
dull pain In the side, constr patton, coa avg,
tongue, pain in the shoulder olaoe, reei-
inge of drowsiness and resllessness, Tue
ioSd living heavily on the stomach, &C =
.ompanied with acidlty and belching up
1hese symptoms usually originate from
a disordered condition of the stomach OF
torpid liver. ,o,-a ona or
two heavy colds, and the cough IN th Est
cases be suddenly checked, Will ma me
stomach and liver clogged, remaining
torpid and inactive, and almost before
they are aware the lungs are mass OF
sores, and liberated, the result OF WHICH
is death.
Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup Is an eS-
pectoIant which does not contain OPIUM
or anything calculated 70 cheek coue"
suddenly. ,,zso,,-os Oh a
food. mikes with the castle juices OF the
stomach, aids digestion, and creates
ravenous appetite. .,.,,, col.
When the bowers are cost1Ve, skill sai
low, or tbs symptoms otherwlse VI a
bilious tendency, Schencks NlahuiaA'
These medicines are prepared only by
/ H SCHENCk & son,
NE. cor. sixth and Arch Sts., Phila.
And for safe by all druggists and dealers.
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CONDEMNED TELEGRAMs.
A few flakes of snow fell in New York
Friday afternoon.

A few flakes of snow fell in New York
Friday afternoon.
General Sherman and staff have ar
rived at San Francisco, overland from
Portland.
One hund red thousand pounds OF
specie were shipped from England, Fri
day, for the United States.
1t seems settled that Secretary Evsrts
has selected for the port of New York
Theo Roosevelt Tor Collector and Cen
eral Merritt for Surveyor.
The Pennsylvania Coal Compsny's
miners At Pittston have almost unani
mously resolved to resume work Mon
day, upon the company's terms.
Two more persons injured in the
Pickering railroad accident Thursday
have since died, Michael Corbett brake
man, and Mrs Albert Pennybscker.
Alex. II. Stephens, visited Columbia
College Friday TO acqusint himself with
the methods of the different schools and
to meet and converse with the faculty.
John I. Tornquest, a German, aged
ifty-six years, died Friday a. his resi-
dence in New York from injuries re-
ceived at the burning OF Hsle's factory
on the 81 ult.
II is the intention of Sir Allen Young
to have the steamer Pandora reftted for
smother start for the Arctic regions next
spring, and he will try the Spitbergen
route
Captain Adams snd Lieutensnts Pow
ell and Lockwood, OF the United En-
gineers, have arrived at Memphis for the
purpose OF making q survey OF the Mis-
sisslppi river.
Judge Logwood, of the Criminal Court
of Memphis, yesterday refused bail in the
case of Alex. Woodbridge, who killed
Frank Waite last Sunday, and remsnded
the prisoner to jail.
Joe Elliott, arrested for participation
in the 900 bond forgery in New
YORK, but who quietly walked away
while his commitment papers were being
made out, has been rearrested.
Mr.. John McDonald's case came up
before the United States Court in st.
Louis Saturday morning, and was de-
clded by Judge Miller disposed OF by that
of William Mckee.
General Dakin Indignantly denies that
money WAS paid the American team for
its appearance at Gilnore's Garden. 1t
turns out that the money was paid, not
to the team, but for and in behalf OF the
National Rife Association.
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Personalities.

Saturday evening, DR.. Will Bates, Jr7
Tom. Darrah, Plat Zane and r. g. Barr
left for the South Branch on fishing
expedition
Mr.. S A. Kepner, foreman of the
REGISTER oficp, will edit the Working
mems paper II the movement meets with
successful issue.
Major Wright and Mr.. Alex. Laugh
lin have returned from the South Branch,
where they have been spending the past
week IN fishing.
Lieut.. Chas. Williams, of the U S. A,
who has been in the city, tor the past few
weeks, leaves for the West to-day.
Mrs. PAUL, widow of Rev. Alfred
PAUL, formerly of this city, and her
daughter, Mrs. Palmer, are visiting at the
residence of A W. PAUL, Esq
Mis- Lena Vierhiller, OF Darlington,
is visiting friends on the South Side.
Mr.. Fri:dee Dennings has been IN the
city some time, canvassing for the People,
q workingman's paper lately started in
Pittsburgh. Ne understand that he
received quite number Of subscribers
Mr.. II. IL. Reed. who has recently es-
tsblished himself in our midst, has been
chosen by the unanimous vote OF re-
cent teachers meeting to take charge OF
the Sunday School music of the large
Sunday school OF the English Lutheran
Church. Mr.. Reed WAS for several years
in charge OF the music of the Lutheran
church, Johnstown, New York, his form
or home.
The next international Sunday School
gathering is to be held at Atlanta, Geor-
gia, in the spring of 1878. Rev. 5. b.
Bal nitz, has Just returned from meet
ing of the Executive Committee held a.
Nav York, and reports mo I cordial
greeting from the South.
Miss Cora Black, one of the most at
trsctive bellies Of GAINESVILLE, Ohio, is Wis
ing the charming Miss Annie Hesrne, of
Wheeling,
Captain Taylor, the oldest conductor
on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, fell
off his train on Saturday morning, while
pulling out of the Washington City
tepot. The injuries sustained by the fall
were such as to compel him TO Icy over.
We believe, however, they are not Sc.
rIous.
Rev. DR.. Speer, for years a missionary
to China, will deliver two lectures in the
First Presbyterian Church next week.
Capt. Mason, of Bogg's run, VINO has
been i'll for some three months past, Is
able to be out again.
Miss Pamela Hall, of Cincinnati, who
has been visiting Mr.. Joseph Hall, of the
South Side, lett for home last week, TAX
ing with her, her little nephew josie
DR.. A. Robertson, now of Manchester,
n. H., but formerly of this city, is visit
ing friends in this city.
Vice President Keyser and Engineer
Bowling, OF the B. Il y. railroad, are in
the city.
Mr.. Fred. Husemsn returned home
last night from New York. Fred. has
purchased two fine carriages for his llv.
cry stable.
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WeIlsbiirS Items.

The Town Council at their meeting
last week, gave the Pittsburgh, Wheel.
ing and Kentucky Railroad Company
The privilege TO construct siding on
Yankee street, from Ursns street to Buff.
talo creek, n distance of FIVE squares.
The contractors expect to have the ties
and rails laid TO Wellsburg in two weeks.
They are now erecting trestle work, tor
a distance of about one hundred yards,
at Cross Greek bridge This will be the
only trestie work along the line.
Wellsburg has thirteen stores that deal
in groceries and dry goods, two regular
dry goods stores, three oyster saloons,
one jewelry store, one bakery, two banks,
four livery stables, two hotels four drug
stores, two paper mills, one foundry, two
planning mills, one machine works, one
-four mill, one tsnnery, two cigar manu-
factories, one WOODEN mill, two coal
works, one clothing store, one news
depot, two notion stores, two newspapers,
and popua ion of 1000.
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Badly sold.

Saturday evening about six o'clock a
boy named Speaker informed Squire
Phillips, or his cOnstatables that the dead
BODY of man had been found in the
woods near Mt. de Chsntsl. The Squire
Instantly picked up Messrs. John Simp-
son, Conrad Miller, Charles Miller, g. Ii
Smith. Geo. Smith, M. L. Colling, W.
A. Gary, Geo. Weir, Adam Weir, Jos.
Wickham, Abrsm johnson and Andrew
Smith, as jurymen, and set out for the
scene. By the time they arrived at the
place, it was quite dark, and search
awaited them nothing. But yesterday
they resumed the search and found the
drunken carcass OF an inebriate, as live
as the Irshmen's flea, but rather mud
dled from his nights dssipate. 1t is
needless TO say that the jury WAS forth
With discharged, and the man locked up.
Thus was dissolved In illusion first class
sensation.
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River News.

The marks at the landing last evening
indicated feet inches in the channel.
The Ed. Pope departed for Matamoras
Saturday morning.
The Tempest left on time Saturday for
Sunfsh.
The Science is tied up ut Postum bar,
unable to get over.
The Iron Valley, with three barges of
salt for this city, is laid up at Letsrt
Falls.
The Fanchon enters tie Cincinnati
and PomerOy trade Monday.
MEMPHIS, October 7.-Kiver falling
slowly. Weather cool and rainy. De-
parted-Belle, Yszoo, Capital City,
Vicksburg; Colorado and St. GenevIeve,
st. Louis.
CAIRO, October 7.-Departed-Gold-
duet, st. Louis; Grand Tower, Vicksbu7g;
Anderson, Evansville; Hickory, Mound
City; Belle Memphis, 81. Louis. De-
parted-Grand Tower, st. Louis; Ander-
sou, Evansville; Hickory, ST. Louis, Gold
dust, New Orleans; Belle Memphis,
Memphis. River feet inches. Rain
ing since noon. Mercury So dogs
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Third Days Session of the EpiscO-
pal Convention at Boston.

BosToN, October 6.-The Triennial
Episcopal Convention only had one ses-
sion to-day. Chiet.Justice Waite made
his appearance, and the Rev. Mr.. Tail,
Secretary to the Archbishop of Csnter-
bury, WAS introduced, and said the Eng
lish Church was in tull sympathy with
the church in this country.
Hamilton Fish was added to the Com
mittee on Amendments to the Constitu-
tuition.
Mr.. Hill, of California, offered amend
ments to the Constitution, which were
referred The first was that it would be
unwise to change the name of the Pro-
testant Episcopal Church, as it was time
honored. The second was TO strike out
the word "four" in the second article of
the Constitution, and substitute 1.-TWO
The trustees of the Missionary Bishops
Fund made their report. The balance
on hand at the beginning of the year WAS
S29S; income S2l78; expenses, 1881;
cash on hand, Sl45.
On the part OF the House of Deputies a
committee wsll be appointed to act on
the joint committee With the members Of
the House OF Bishops to consider how
the expenses of the Convention could be
lsssened.
A resolution was presented and refer.
red. that the Csnons be changed 80 that
no candidate tor the priesthood should be
ordained for three years after being re-
ceived Ms candidate, or tor one year AZ
ter receiving Descon's orders.
The resolutions regarding the setting
of of a part of the diocese for missionary
jurisdiction, upon which discussion was
begun on Friday, WAS taken up, and DR..
Fulton, of Wisconsin, opposed the
change.
James Parker OF New Jersey, favored
the resolution, and 1t WAS formally voted
to be made special order for Tuesday.
The Chair appointed Committee TO
Rood -
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NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
Notes Gathered Here and There by
Register Reporters.
BELLAIRE.


The Board ot Education meets to-
might.
THE Turner's will give ball on the
18th inst.
THERE We're forLy-two teachers exam
ined here last Saturday.
The Liederkraz had a rehearsal at
ZIlch's Hall yesterday.
LORENZO DANFoRD will talk 70 The
Republicans here tonight.
OWING to the pleasant weather yester-
day he churches were well filled.
Hon. SAM CARY, "the man with the
horny hand" spoke in the city hall Fri.
day evening to large audience.
The Republican meeting here lsst
week was hopeless failure. rhe Re
putllcsns feel the work of the Democrats.
WILLIAM METURN was arrested by
Officer McCormi:k Saturday night Tor
being intoxicated. He was fined two
dollars and costs yesterday evening.
J. NJ. BRoDIE, of Wheeling, has been
awarded tie contract for building the
tobacco warehouse, ard is to have 1t
ready for inspection on the lst Of April
next.
If you want No. dish of oysters
served in any style you may wish, call
at Jakes bursts. He sells the freshest
and ill est oysters, at retail or wholesale.
GEoKGg MARTIN, of Martins Ferry,
and Fred Hohn, were arrested by officers
Drugsn and Mccormick, Saturday night.
Martin and Holm will have hearing
this evening.
Mr.. MICHAEL CURRAN of the Fourth
ward. is = candidate on the work
ingmens ticAet tor City Cornell
man. Mr. Curran is a sturdy
well thinking man and will use good
Judgment in the Council il elected.
Rev. l. J. SPENCER, pastor of the
Disciples church here has accepted "a
call from the Disciples church on Pack
ard street, Baltimore. Next Sunday he
will preach his farewell sermon at this
piece and take charge OF his new posi-
ton on the 2lst of this month.
Hon. Ross j ALEXANDER came down
TO near General Ewing speak Saturday
night, and was so much pleased with the
speech that he rose after the General
had taken his seat and exclaimed, IL say
ditto TO General Ewing, say ditto to
General Ewing"
PROF. BURNS, candidate for school
commissioner, was in the city Saturday,
and examined plumber Of candidates
for teachers in the public schools. The
professor is a talented gentleman and
would effect credit on the State II elect.
ed to the office for which he is al sspi-
rant.
WILLIAM JUDD, of obsburg, came
to market Saturday morning and sLaid to
hear the speech. Judd took on
too much benzine and was
jailed by Marshal Drugan. He
informed the officer that he was going
to vote the Democratic ticket, but owing
to the trouble he had gotteR into, he bad
changed his notion. The fine was 81 and
costs.
The meeting held on the public square
Saturday was very largely attended.
Hon Robert Eaton, OF st. Clslrsvile,
called the meeting to order and
then introduced Gen. Tom Ew-
ing, who spoke fully an hour and
half. Mr.. Ewing's arguments were
fine, and went far to show the corrup-
ton of the Republican party. The Gen
era! left on the night train for Cincin-
natl where he closes the campaign to-
night
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Railway Matters.

The old brick building, which sd-
Joined the round house at the head of the
wharf is to be condemned, after which
1t will be torn down to give place to the
passenger depot of the T., w. & h. rail-
road. The ordinance which passed the
Second branch of Council, Saturday
night, provides that the freight track
shall be laid along the west side of
Water street, just east of the row of
stones that separate the wharf from the
street Near the intersection of alley 8
with Water street, trustle will begin
and rise 10 The height OF ten feet, so as to
carry the track up TO the high ground
west of the b. Il D. freight depot. The
track will begin to diverge westwsrdly
At the otamm House.
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Louisville Races.

LOUISVILLE, October 6.-The fall
meeting OF the Louisville Jockey Club
closed to-day with large crowd in at
tendance. 1t has been very successful,
well attended snd full OF interest.
To-day Mirsh, Emma g., Adventure,
Bradsmsnte, Grit and Cruissn, started
in the first event. mile heats, for purse
of $500. Adventure took the first heat in
I:43; Emma c., second; CruIsan, third.
The next heat was won by Emma c.,
Bradsmante, second; Adventure, third.
Time, l:45. Emma G. won the third
heat and race in LAO.
The second event was handicap, for
all ages, for purse of $3.50, mile and 8
half dash, in which there were SIX start
ers, namely, Hertog. Janet, Bill Dillon,
Buf-and- Blue and Tslona. Tslons come
il first, Janet, second, and HertOg, third.
Time 1881.
The last event was for the Gait House
stake, for three year olds, mile heats,
yaiue $500. Lizzie Whips and Garry
Owens started. The latter won the frat
heat 10 3:44, and Lizzie Whips won the
next two and the race 10 3:43i and 9:4si.
The fsvorites to-day were Bradamaute,
Janet and Whips.
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The whe,.n Li,erar, society.

After vacation OF two months this
50 .iety has resumed its weekly meetings,
and elected the following officers for the
ensuing year: President, Mic. g Refs.
ter. Vice-President, James Mathison; ;
Secretary, John I. Nolan, ir.; TIessur-
ar. Peter Fields; Monitor, Charles G.
Bosley; Critic, John A. Black; Librari-
an. Nj. Madden; Marshal, James B
Quill. The society is in fourishilg
condition, and expects to give an enter
tsinment soor.
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The Cheapest Roofs the Gravel Roof

George Crumbscker, Of this city, is
now fully prepared to put on gravel
roofs in the most improved method, and
warrants his work to give satisfaction,
both as to resisting fire and turning
water. The tar used is put through a
process that frees it from oil and beHzole,
and 40 matter how great the heat, i! will
not run. 1t is equally efficient in roofs
of every conceivable pitch. Mr.. Crum-
hacker keeps on hand roofing cement
and cement for tanks and sidewalks OF
the best quality, which he offers for sale
at the lowest rates. This rooi has stood
fifteen years in this city.
Address him through the postoEice or
call at his establishment, head of 18th
and Wood streets. All orders promptly
attended 10.
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The Gretna Green.

The Gretna Green OF the Panhandle
is looming up, SO to speak, and Squire
Msyes is having his hands full. On Sat
urday Samuel Miller and Miss Rsusen-
berger, of Bridgeport, took advantage OF
the liberal ideas OF the Squire, and one
OF the Spring Garden beer manipulators
was welded to a drummer" from Pitts
burgh. AS is usual in such cases, the
contracting parties were very forcible in
their demands on the Squire to keep
"mum" regarding their respective nup'
tisls, but murder will out, and 80 will
weddings.
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Chow Chow.

Tonight u. the Opera House, "Cbow
Chow" will be produced, and as twenty
per cent of the proceeds go 10 the widow
OF the lac Mr.. Thos Kirk, victim If
the Washington Hall accident, it is earn
estly to be hoped that a full honse will
greet the company. In speaking of the
performance, a Pittsburgh paper says:
miss Richmond, MS Prince Pretty PHI,
led the piece with unfseging vivacity,
and her action and vocalizstion were
frequently encored. Miss Pauline Mark
ham as the Queen, made that somewhat
quiet character y stirring attractive ies-
ture, and showed that she has lost none of
the power and vitality which made her so
popular in New York a few years ago.
Miss Emmons INTRODUCED an attractive
song and dance, and Mss Temple and
Miss Martinez also gave very acceptable
songs. The male support is excellent.
Mr.. j h. Jones as the King, Mr.. A. w.
Matft rs Chow Chow, and Mr.. VI W.
Fiske rs Captain Beebo with his beauti-
fully graduated army of home talent,
did themselves justices in roles they have
made famous" Seats now on sale AT
Opera House box offi2e.
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THE COURTS.
Saturdays Proceedings I'm the DIFF,
ferent Judicial Bodies.
COUNTY CoURT-JUDGE BOYD.

COUNTY CoURT-JUDGE BOYD.
In the case of John Schuman VS.. John
Beilville, certified to court by Justice
Wait, defendant failed to answer, and
judgment was rendered for plaintiff for
$l4S0.
In the case of John Wagner VS.. Da-
vid B. Sherrsrd, certified to court by
Justice Gardner, the following jury was
empannelled: j. X. Botsford, John
Gibson, George Lawson, F. n. Norton,
Chss. Bickerton, Jas. Hollingsworlh, A.
Ii. Chspline, j. H, Stamp, VIM. Kidd,
A. 5. Nelson, JAS. 4. Patterson, Z. w
Whitmyer.
Adjourned till the usual hour this
morning.
POLICE CeURT-JUDGE CRANMER.
Harry Stole, for obstructing the side
walks with boxes and barrels, fined two
dollars. Paid.
The case against Augusta Miller, for
failing to make the necessary alterations
to her property, was dismissed on account
of the Fire Warden failing TO give in
his notice served upon her to have the
repairs made.
Peter Criswell, using profane language
In street car, lined five dollars. Paid
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OkHcers Elected.

At recent NEE ing the members
OF the Schultz boat cub elected the fol-
lowing officers: President, John Rstlif;
Vice President, Richard V. Rose; Gee.
tary, Harry Wood; Treasurer, William
Elrose ana Captain, j. T. McCady.
NJ ssrs. Thomas Ourum, Thos. b. Rose,
Burrel Walt, Ed. Blather, and Frank
Rein hardt were elected directors OF the
club. With the exception of one or two,
there has been AZ entire change OF
officers in this club.
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Aquatic Sports.

Felsinger "took hold" of Barrett yes
terdsy and will train him for the coming
Barrett-Clstor boat race, which comes
of on the lower course on the 10Th inst.
Paddy" Denmarsh will arrive in the
city to-day and go into training for the
Denmsrsh WeisgeGber race next Sstur.
day. Denmarsh will make the Schultz
boat house his headquarters during MS
stay here. Billy Msnton will be his
trainer.
Jimmy Msnton is training Clator for
the Bsrrett-Clstor race
Felsinger has made all necessary ar
engagements TO challenge the winner of
the Denmsrsh.Wi sgerber boat race
Side bets have already begun on the
race for next Saturday.
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MAKE a MOLE OF T.

Ifvou wish % m X pre-.. a l.. (. 80 Z
or ynurpelf call aud .OoE a. 49,. 4 -
PORTEMONNAIE-, "ALLh,..1,.,s. DE-
and handsome stYlss lLs'
ladies and gentlemen, AZ rr-Ttlt
SepZ Ly'N.''
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FIRST BRANCH.

This branch failed to get quorum and
consequently adjourned without transact
ing any business, to meet tomorrow
evening.
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NEW YORK, October 6.-Arrived-
Steamship Germanic from Liverpool.
BosToN, October 6.-Arrlved-Steam-
ships Palestine and Iberisn from Liver
pool.
LONDON, October 6.-The steamships
August Andre, from New York, and
Elvirs, from Baltimore, have arrived out.
PHILADELPHIA, October 7.-Arrived
Steamers Illinois, from Liverpool
LONDON, October THE steamers
Canada and FreEs from New York, In
diana from Philadelphia, and PolyLesisn
from Montreal, have arrived out.
NEW YORK, October 7.-Arrived-
Steamer City of Brussels, New York.