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RrrIsryG THE TREirr or BERNE
The Cabinet Approving the New Universal
rn.lml IreMtN loneln.ed AT PMrI..

WAsHlNGToN. Aug l}.-Thc Cabinet to-day
considered and approved tie new universal postal treaty
recently conc Iudei at Pans This j, revision of ne
treaty concluded AZ Bcrnc tie 9Th OF ociohr. 1874
and the paruo. Go n are the European nations those o
Turkey aud RUSSIA IN Asia. Egypt Persia British India
t.c United states of America. japan Canada VI Xico,
BRAN the Argentine Republic Peru salvador ami all
the COLONIES ct France. spain. the Ncthcrani- rortu-
gal ami Denmark The various British c1Iome, other
than Canada and British India which are par
ties 20 the convention are tcylon straits settlement ::
IAluun. Uun- k0us. Mauriuu. atA dcpcndencics Der.
muda. British Guan1 Jamaica. ami Trinidad TIE
Change. made tu tlc Borne treaty. SD Hr A. they an I
are restricted to aruclcs of mail ant printed matter
other than letters Che treaty of fcrue 90 the llft r
respect remaining unchanged NJ tn rates Five
cents ARE CHARGED fur letters amt two cents for
postal card. printed matter ot every Mind. patterns,
aud samples Of merchandise, books. CONNIE lHl
our for each weight ol two ounces OF traction OF two
provided the charge on commercial PAPER shall
not Ice less than five cents per package, amt the cuaEe
pate ms samples uui less than two cents e pack
age Another change l. that IN, maximum weight ut
oommcr, al paper ana printed paper, of every KIND 3.
j. An increase oi rum one 10 TWO klosrauncs. or tom
two pounds three ounces o. tour pounds six ounces
The Nluum weight of pHe khgc, ANA samples remain M
2iu sfHmmrs equal 10 -, ounces Under the new
treaty huth letters ami uuntd matter cen lt forwarded
ON partial pay mcn q rosiagc subject 10 eharl sn dr
states the provisions o the treaty W Bcruc are revised,
su DIS allow uus nuNtruu,ut o. char-e exc pnonAl
transit rttc- for closed mails transported ross the con-
untnt between san Francisco and NrN York.
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doubt tho possibility OF It's success. Yes. my
fellow citizens, the very existence OF popular
government, the question whether u IL possible
now on trial before you. As you loye the inst-
tutions be1ueathed to you by ne iathersI
as you rSverepee y your Constitution ana
virtue and detcst all wickodnees. you
are bound. in no uncertain tones. TO manifest
B. Another great topic remains TO no con-
sdercd, and when | shall have offered some
brief observations upon i my task will I've done.
Fellow citizens. nothing in politics seems moro
certain to me than that the Republican leaders
rest their hopes Of q prolongation OF thor power
upon the success that may attend studied and
energetic cfIort on their part TO excite and per-
petuatc sectional feeling. And nothing seems
to mo moro unwnrrantcd. unpatriotic. and de-
tcstabe than this scheme II is not enough that
the South has frankly and mnnfully accepted tho
results Of the war that waving all questions ~
against the binding force Of the Constitutional
Amendments; that every law passed by rad
zeal Congress, however doubtful It's consiiiu
tionaty. or manifest its Injustice or imprcy.
is nevertheless obeyed that desire for har-
mony and peace and dciermination to aid in
the preservation OF the Union. are unmistak.
ably and plainly the dominant sentiments OF
the Southern peoplc-all this IS not enough to
deter the Republican managers from rcsorting
20 all tho weapons in the arsenal OF tho dema.
goguc. by which sectional hatred can be aroused
and pcrpctuatcd. and solid North therhy cre-
ntcd to rule with n rod Of iron PROSTATE South.
IL IL thirteen years since the close OF tho war.
thirteen years since n hand was raised or
WORD was spoken against inc IftStrNNuOn OF
the Union and yet articles are now written and
speeches are now made by men, prominent in
the Republican party the bitterness of which is
scarcely parallclcd by anything thnt was writ
ten or said when the war was fragrant and tho
Union was In danger.
Fellow citizens, nothing moro unjust nothing
more unpatriotic. nothing more Injurious to
the peace. welfare. and prosperity OF the repuh-
lie. nothing more clearly demOnstratiNe OF the
necessity for change of rulers and the inau-
guration OF nm era OF Justice and fraternity
than Is afforded by these facts. can ibc imag
incd Do you wish the Union preserved Then
support those who would bind II together by the
ties offrnternal feeling and common interest.as
well ~ by constitutions and laws. Dc. you re-
we're Justice and advocate equality OF rights
Then SUI port the party on whose banner jus
tce aud Equality are ndelibly inscribed. Do
you wieh to see the country strong and prosper
ousy Then support the policy that shedding
it, benign influence upon every part, gives ire
sistihle strength and universal well being to tho
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BEN MOVES SENT TO PRISON
A Party OF Gentlemen Kidding Him Good-by
In NeMnrk-Iti. feebIe MeaIth.

The private carriage Of Sheriff Harrison
was drawn W before Warden Johnson's Office.
in the Newark jail. at s. O'Clock yesterday
morning. 1t had called for Benjamin Noyrs.
the President Of the National Life Insurance
Company ~ Washington, d. c., who was TO be
sent 10 the State prison at Trenton TO serve his
sentence Of eighteen months .or consurng 10
lefraud the policy holders Of the New Jersey
Mutual Life Insurance Company. Therepricve
granted los Gov VI rCicllau, on thed ouhl, ground
~ the discovery OF new eNidcnf' and ~ Nuya s.
illness had expired. When Noyes came out of
the Jail he was smoking cigar. was neatly
dressed IN Il dark suit. and wore Kid gloves.
He was Accompanied 10y one 81 his sons and
Sheriff Harrison, His steps We're very feeble
las he walked 10 the carriage. II was driven 10
the Broad street depot of the Newark and New
York Railroad. whore MR.. Noycs another son,
and her youngest daughter were IN waiting.
Noyts was deeply affected when he found n
large party Of gcutlemcn-all we'll known citi-
Xrus OF Newark waiting o. So" him of and bid
him good-by. sheriff Harrison and Noye. >
sons were compelled 10 support him from tho
carriage g. the depot. He t'itorrd Ike m old
and infru man. and his mind was apparently
much Affected His family accompanied him to
Trenton His private secretary followed IN an
other train and his physician. DR.. ZEN will Join
him in a iow days. i Is thought N1yes vii! be
placed in the prison hos lital.
ON reaching tho state prison Noyos was
shaved dressed IL convlcts suit, and sent IT,
cell
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Average annual expenditure. SOL 554. s1e.
Expenditure. per capita - -.
July J. ls6s to June 81 1873. seven years


q e.
Expenditure. yer capita. Is -
All these figures nre derived from oflcinl
sources. and Il appears 10y them that the aver
are annual ordinary expenses II Government
I'm seven years oi Democratic rule were sGl
81 lOg while the ike average annual expenses
in seven years Of Republican rule were sl43.-
Ala 11g i.inr an average nnuunl eNrr-- under
Heplllican administration - ssl gul no
And his eycess ramn1t be- EXPLAINED hy tho
, ,u - ,onula,i,, f,rtha eNr,yse nav an,
In i'm Tho seven Republican Years was ~ u
while in the seven Democratic years II was only
~ can IL bo explained as necessarily result
INK from tie war; ior. rs have said. have
Xu4cd rHm tine fomp9r1i9 Xxx snd e2 6r
ct irrron: and the nr-t II the seven Ropuhli-
can yenrs have taken was the third year after
B @, the corrnption that hns brought dis.
cra'e tilun the republic and furnished the hd-
V.Uato-' ii d"-lo lti-m the world over. with ar
ne'cs-ury flr me t. speak IN detail Unfprtu-
naiely for the credit % the nation the instances
brings forth picture from which the mind
turns with lnIihing and Indignation. The
Credit Mob!lier, the Paeiilc Mail. thu, Bclknnp
trial. thu Nillainics OF tic Custom House, the
straw hills of the Posi- Onice, the Indian and
Whisky Rings, and the long list of default -
IN every department have become matters ~
history, and attest tno clearly for controversy
the need Of reform. But no substantial reform
Won nnv rest assured will take place So long AS
R.puGIi,q,n rule Shall prevail. Tho evil IS to
deep seated 20 be reached hy anything short of
an entire change Of administrator,
Of fraud one huge black spot upon tho national
csoutchcon. that cannot be passed Toy with
mere allusion. The peat Of the Chief Masis-
and in all times should be- an emblem of purity
aud honor-is occupied hy man who was never
elected - it. and whose elevation was accom-
pshed by tho grossest frauds and bodcst
usurpations that ever disgraccd the history Of "a
free people. have NO time today It, go into
tons have no time 10 show You how the Re-
turning Board of Florida in plain violation Of
the law of the state, in equally plain violation
the State threw out a sufficient number
Of Democratic ballots 70 give the vote
of the. state, To- the, Hayes electors. in
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BINdNcIaI AND COMMERCIAL.

TUESDAY, Aug. 13-P M.-The operations
at the Stock Exchange. although continuing no.
strictcd, reflected better tone and tendency:
but the bears took advantage Of tho low prices
To cover such contracts as were possible without
unduly encouraging an advance. Tho bulk Of
tho business, however was confined 10 tho
Northwestcrns, St Pauls, and Lake Shore; but
at no time was there my special interest or
vigor impaired to the dealings. New Jersey
Central suddenly dropped from 3ikto SAX, but
again rallied to 81 at the second call 1t Paul
common was y cont. better at 80. and tho pre-
ferred Ia at 665s. while Northwestern common
rose q cent to 34ji, and the preferred
also to G5s, Lake Shore improved q to GAY
in the final hour with Western Union "
cent. higher Mt 500; and Michigan Central and
New York Central wore stronger; while at the
same time Delaware, Lackawan ma and Western
rose y cent 10 53'i. with Eric recovering
from lG7s to Ia Union Pacific was = lower.
~ "a but there were very few incidents in
the days business worthy of special remark:
generally better and moro encouraging
lief thnt the lowest prices have been recorded
seemed Impressed upon the minds Of opera
tors on either side Of The account.
The gold market assumed n flrmer tone, con-
sequont upon the rise in exchange, added to
Yesterday advance in the Bank Of England
business was recorded at 1905 with final trans
a'tions at the higher figures.
Tue iollo"ms were uie principal quotations:
~ - VI ~ ~ \ VI lFsf i. VI lfbH
In loans The rates paid Tor the use Of gold were y, u.
4 cont and HAT
The total clearing at the gold department the
Exchange were slni4-Wn. gold balances 81 6srs.OO;
and currency balances. o. e97.ie The Sub treasury
Interest on the public debt SON
The days business NJ the United States Sub.Treasury
Wa COIN receipts, s32i 3-l ~. do payments s42e
4t70a do balance. Si2l fe 81 Currency rcceipts
s52- ~ 81 do payments. sI7y $40 81; do balance
sin.iil .56oge customs s.s3ioJ
rue internal revenue receipts at Washington today
were t55uF. AMI tile customs receipts f4DOO1O The
Treasury also received S4SUyp In national bank
lg nj sftf
S. 03G ia 80
The receints N wheat Chicago to-day were i3s $40
bushels and the shipments 4735. the corn receipts
footing up 52abv2 bushels and the shipments ii2 Ia
The wheat recoipts at Milwaukee today amounted to
pUD bushels. aud the shipments 4.Sop with only 1900
bushels received oi corn. ait no shipments
Foreign exchange was again further advanced 20 - -
and - ~ for uue and demand drafts respectively.
In the money market all loans on pledge NJ approved
stock collateral were freely offered at ,a2 n
with Anal negotiations at the latter figure nrstcass
dry goods accep tanccs passed At aai
GuNcrnnfn NJ bonds continued active. and al ~
cent higher than MONDAY except Tor currency Is and
Clustered 10 4ps both of which were lower The
ket closed strong The following were the T. NJ closing
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CRIZED WIN LIQCOR,
And Going to his Death at the Rate of Finy
Miles au Hour.

CINCINNATI. Aug. ia special despatch SAYS
while d passenger train on the Springfield. jackson and
romcroy narrow Gauge Railroad was standing az the
Bainirdsc o. station az noon Yesterday, the cnsrccr
and fireman bcius al dinner Albert People resilient Of
Bainbr ridge. cralcd by drink detached the engine from
the tram pulled the Throttle valve wide upt, ami. Toe
tore amy orO could int,rrc tAc cullne hyI- over
the rails the rate oi nitV miles hour Coming Go a
short curve the engine jumped the track and f,
side. complete wreck ftppic was maugt4 ia tear.
iu! manner, and died soon aftcrNarl.
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NovNr Holly. y. j.. Aug. 10. Luke Amos a
desperate character has been lodged IN lau here lie -
To be ti two charge. for stealing from Jacob
Rice of McrchauNulo some olothns AMI valuable
diamond .ul Aui the other tor hl-hWay robbery AMI
assault WITH mtrut q. XIII Ills Ncum the latter ON.
staurr WAS Niihlm BAckwopi. from Nhum Amos de-
mmi,d Nalsc The owner refused 10 kiNe II up. ana
Amos drew knife Hni inflicted severe stats Whio "A
nearly cost BiArkWuud hls lite Amos was Capturrd
wlnle working on farm in Delaware township by Con
stables Malsden and Fish.
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Found pead in hi. schooner. Cabin.

PERTH AMDoY. Aug. l3.-Capt. Dckcrson Of
the schooner Peter Ritter, from Mddlct'wn, Conn was
found dead n the schoon'rs cabin here vcscris, ON
sunday evening De was ashore az rutiou,c auJ ,ccm,
20 ht lu his Usual heulfh Coroner lNu ht 10
and tho Iury found verdict 90 death from natural rHi~'
cart piO ,trsou unmarried. lie las brother iu
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TRENTON. Aug. l9.-The famous stallion Tat
tier dict Arts hlmc, Tie Fashion sri Farm. suddenly
this morun, of hcriia He wa, 10 Years oii Nj
Hrnry smith, lis present pWutE NAAed A.m a'
sl7ssl
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Mrs. Jenk. Appointed to once.

WASHINGTON. Aug. l3.-lt is stated hero to-
iay that Mrs jerks has teen appointed detective in
the customs service NJ Sew orleans This appointment
,oWe, from ihy Treasury Department. % WAI,h john
Slitgl AMI |I It.u al
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The body Of John Schloh, the missing grocer
of i7J GrecuI avenue, Greenront was found IN the
East river or Smith street, on Monday afternoon 1t has
been nsccrtnnrd that he was driven 10 desperation hy
In, financial snits and fearing that his creditors would
push HIM to the wall he drowned himself lie WAS so
years nt age au unmarried ls pince Of business MAS
seized by the shcu at about the same time that las
body was found.
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M.iEINE INTELLIGENCE

nfSiArrnF AtN.NAc-rHts nav
sun rises. o ~ sun sets. 90 Noon rises ~
WfeH N,rfK-ru. uAr.
sandy Hook. - COY. Isanl.. - Hell 0ate. 10 ~
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"Minsmne the substitute for qininc, best remedy for
chS aud lever Prescribed by ph> sleianA aVV' b01Ae
ado,
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SPECIAL tlotltcs.
I.orIsIANA srArrLorrrKN coNrA

I.oVISIANA STATE LoTTfKN COMPANY.
ftAaNN NlliN GRANT bisitts
lfi.N Ht Sew Orleans :, % ~ ~ ftiN> nuH.uuuI
~ ~ 49, Cauw rll,, 80 ~ sioD". t,"'. &C.
- tH hcf-. fwN :. ..nf,. lNlNts. uur n iNlAr,
Alpl, tu NJ a DArrlilN. T. o BOX Hlt Sew Orleans
LI.nrl II l. fllN, Hls HioaiwaV. @.W furs
RoIALHANNNA LOTTERY drlw'
INK Az ~ sNlHtD drawn, capita ~" H'' pl<ts
easH'i. V'ers NA'i miWmnum iuiw'hr.. ii- 't,s
TANLpNGCu, BAukcrs ~ Walls i.
Tie newt Extraordinary Drawins a avs s.J
CAPITAL fRlLE. UALF MILLION p'il.N
KEMARIAAHIE CURES AKF DNILY
PERFORMED hN lir lANAtIi, iNih t4f ON. 81 - ltl
~ without me 'tciu, ll.ursHA NJ 10 i VI, NE l'tr
cuici ifct ti,m yful'
"A."-suRE ,IKE ron Lt>G MS
EAaLs-Ne AM RON - yer gallon II rcr lafSe h' &C.
VAS BELL. - 'hamhcr's It,
ct ~ WILLIAMSON CO.
: i --open tins evening an ior NJ
SO7,os5. kENTtCkt sTATh LOT
tcIl. drawing An -tAIitat pm, SH"t' ! A't,
tl Il n fORIEEL GO Nurtutfn Agents. ~ hin"d
way, NY, opensNeMnss, aHd 1888 MVn1asN, 81 l.'''NA
The New York herald., 1878-10-10

disasters The circular also appeals 10 the Powers
70 support In friendly manner the Portss rsprsssn-
tauons against Austrian srueisiss the Constsntino-
pie correspondent OF tho Vienna Political Correpo
dece, while confirming she statement that the ofcia
circles valus the maintenance Of good relations with
Austria, says shat, nsvsrtheess. Doth In the palace
and ossw here the agitation kept up against Austria
The Times Vienna correspondent states that, ac-
eording to reports current In Constantinople. .
party In the Palace Is sndsavoring 70 induce tho
sultan TO break on relations with Austria and
concentrate large army TO bar any further Aus
trisn advanca II docs net seem 10 be apprs-
nsndsd ~ Vienna that these efforts will succeed.
A Vienna despatch to the Times says Prince Lobanon
has informed Sawed Pssha that by order Of the
Gear the further Withdrawal OF Russian troops 10
stopped and that they will keep the line which they
occupy at TshataidgA This In consequence
Of she murders OF Christians the districts evacuated
Vienna despatch 10 the Telegraph says
n IN 10 BE- feared that the Turkish note
has seriously II not Wrssrisvabiy compromised
the smicabls relations between Austria and Turkey.
Germany will formally notify the Porte that its
note u offence to all the Powers.
UsyoUaDsD RuHoRA
Tho story OF the London Standard that French
would be despatched the Msdtsranean, 10 entirely
uufoundsd. The Paris Aonieuv or yesterday said the
last OF the difncuitiss IN the nsgotatons bstween
PARIS and London relative 70 Egypt would
bs arranged isst night or to-day. Mr.
Rivers Wilson held . conference yesterday
with \. waddingten. French Minister OF Foreign
AnAirk No success Whatever has attended Italy's
sndsavers 70 obtain share In tho Egyptian admiAis-
trassn. The StdwdaSds Vienna despatch says that .
ssmi-oicta states that the Porte has
spontaneously rspudiatsd any intention Of seeking >
Russian alliance.
CABLE sorRa
Peter Troman, the Bull River (S. C.l murderer,
Was arrAignsd At the Bow Street Police Court yes
tsrday. Tho warrant and sxtradition papers from
she United ssatss-wsrs presented and an order for
his surrender was made cut
Ths proposed tour Of inspection to Malta and Cyprus
by the Lords Of the Admiralty, accompanied by the
Secretaries Of War aud Of the Colonies has been
considered. and will probably bs abandoned ,tt.
Adsspasch from Madrid reports that there were 6o5
deaths from cholera At Casabanoa Morocco. between
the nh and Gath OF September. The spsdsnic 10 new
decreasing.
A despatch TO tho Daily Nes0s from Larnaca. Cy-
prus says NJ. Cssnola brother Of General Cesnoia
the a.e American Consul has been arrested. but was
released after twenty -four hours' incarcsraton.
despatch to the Nesos s,stes that several persons
were wounded at Trieste IN disturbance caused by
sailors from Austrian man-ofwar shoutiag "Dsash
TO Italy" before the Italian Consulate
The New York herald., 1878-10-10
ono CARDS."

4 MooxsKrNsR MANFRED AT MIDNIGHT IN THE
MOUNTAINS.
IBY TxLxanApH TO TIE HrBALD.1
CoLunBiA, s. c., Oct o, 1878
Information 10 received that the famous outlaw
Lewis r Redmond was married on Sunday nisht, the
eth inst to Mas AdsIine Ladd, OF Piokens county.
Tho ceremony was performed at the hsur Of MD
night. In order 70 avoid The possibility OF the attsn-
dance OF unwslcoms guests. In the shape Of deputy
marshaIs, ss a previous attempt made few weeks
aao had been frustrated by their spdcavor
20 surround the house aud capture the intended
bridegroom. The bride 10 . sister Of Amos Ladd
death last spring ~ the hands Of revenue
officers led the we'll known connict oil authority be-
tween the local ana United States cours4 The we'd
dag took place ~ Redmond's nominal residence, In
the heart Of tho Blue Ridge, and the notice OF the
affair rs accompanied By the sgninoant announce
mont. "No oardaD
The New York herald., 1878-10-10
THE RIO GRANDE MASSACRE.

DETAILS or THE sLAUoHrER OF THE DowDY
FAMILY BY THK MEXICAN RAIDERS.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE BERALD.1
SAN ANTONIO, rsxas Oct Q, 1879
Additional particulars which have been received
fully confirm tho horrible massacre Of the Doway
family BY raiders from Mexico, on the slh ins.
The raiaing party numbered thirteen and, from the
fact that Of the victims soalped Il 10 be-
hevsd they were all Asxicans or unosr Mexican
leadership.
pKrAILs or rhH MAssAc1E.
Two girls, aged fourteen ana sixteen, and . boy
aged twelve were killed outright The remaining girl
aged eighteen, was ssll living when discovered, bus
died few hours afterward. The wounds were made
by bullets. Several arrows wore also used, bat t
10 common trick Tor The Nexicans TO arrows 10
order create she imprssssn that they Indians
weight 10 attached TO this orcumstan Some of
the clothing oil the children vas taken.
The raiders stole herd Of horses from the family
which had Just moved into the ncighborhood . few
days before. All this occurred nlsssn miles from
Ksrrvills and not more thaa sixsy miles irem San
Antonio
AxoThKR RArn
News has been received here Of Q party Of abeut
hundred raidsrs from Mexico BENG on she lower
Nuecees. Three persons have been murdered alfsaA
near Fort Ewol.
The New York herald., 1878-10-10
THE ELEVATED RAILWAY.

OPINION or rHE ATTORNEY oxNRRAL ON THE
GRAND yURY's PREsENTMENr--"A MEaE
EVASION OF DurY"-rHx CASE TO De HEARD
ON FRIDAY.
ALBANY, 0ct Q, 1873
John Sparks, clerk OF the Court OF General Sessions,
has forwarded 70 the Attorney General copy OF tho
presnsmspt Of the Grand Jury against the Elevated
railroad, In accordance with the order OF the Court
Tnc Attorney General had arsady read the paper In
one Of The New York dailies ana to-day upon being
asked mis- opinion OF the matter said very
promptly :-"Ths prsssntmsnt, a. the Grand Jury
call their paper. seems 70 be simply an
evasion OF tho duty of the Grand Jury. n
evidence had been presented 10 them sufficient for
an indictmen, Of the railroad corporation they
should have found an indistmenI To do otherwise
N purely svasive. prcssntment such as they bring
mere has no active force whatever. IL 10 nothing
upon which could aot or court could act except
that 10 IL the opinion OF so many very respectable
tlemen, doubtless we'll informed upon the subject or
course shall take NO action upon Il, for there 10
none TO taxa
YuRrHER HEARrSo ON FRIDAY.
The Attorney General VIII be IN New York on FRI
day, and will resume the hearing relative TO the pro-
posed SUIT asainft the Elevated Railway. II win
taKs place a. eleven o'clsck, In some room In the
Court House In regard 10 the eject oi any he
may take the matter he said tnas tne hearing IL
simply to decide whether he should or should not,
the Attorney General or the state, bring actioa
against the corporation Tor 10 dissolution. Tho COM
plant lodged with him vas not supported BY am
davts or proofs and he would not ordinarily enter
tain any complaint unless ~ Was strongly sapporssd
The New York herald., 1878-10-10
RACING IN ENGLAND.

THE NxwMARKsr SECOND ocroBER xExr-
rxc-pEIER rHE WINNER OF THE xrDDLE
PARx PLATE.
[BY CABLE TO THE HxRALp.1
LoxDos. OCT. o, 1873
The rass for the Mode PARK Plate, tor two- year.
oIds came or at the Newmarket Second October
meeting to-day and brought out eleven startsrs Tho
winner turned up In General Pesl's chestnut colt
Psssr, Mr.. Psck's chestnut colt Victor Choi coming
IN second and Mr. Aetons chestnut colt Gunnsrsbury
third The wlnpsr vas ridden Oy G. Wood.
LArxsr BETTING.
The latest betting vas TO against Peter, II 10 1
agsns, Victor Chisi, ana 10 70 1 against Gunnsrs-
bury.
The following also and came In In ths order
nsmsd: :--strathern, Disosrd, Lansdown, Charibcrt,
soapsgraGs. IOdiso. Roscius, Rayon d'or. Massena,
High and Mny. GnAz, wsssbourne. Nigel, Rupsrra
ana sapsparei.
SUMMARY
The MIDDLE PARK rLArr OF 500 sovs, given by tho
Jockey club, added 10 sweepstakes OF 80 each,
20 n for two-y yearoi6 colts, 81 10 Ibs nilics and
ssIaingA ST. ibss winners Of stake value LOCO