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CABLE NOTES.

The employees in the iron works at Jarrow have
resumed work, under protest against tho award by
Mr.. Dale. the arbitrator.
II expected that nearly all tho cotton operatives
at wigan who have stood out against five per cent
reduction OF their wages will work in few
days.
meeting of cghty-four representatives Of the
Oldham cotton operatives resolved to ask the mas
ters to reconsider their notice Of I'VE per cent re-
duction in wages.
All tho workmen In tho shipbuilding trade at
Grimsby strike against q resolution of the
masters to extend the working hours from fty-four
to fifty eight and half weekly.
The committee OF the Manchester shareholders
of the Greet Western Railway of Canada. havo issued
a circular stating that they avorsc to the policy
of tho directors and that they have determined to
continue the agitation In the hopc of ultimately
cilecting cessation OF competition between tho
Greet Western and Grand Trunk limos.
Circulars issued by several hop factors concur in
the statement that this seasons crop is the smallest
since that of 1860. The blight is universal through
out Kent. Sussex. Worcester and Farnham. Mod
crate stocks of yearlings and Of old hops in
brewers hands, but there few offering In tho
market. A considerable importation from America
ana the Continent Ia probable. The Continental
crops arc good.
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rest, crowds came from all parts of the country.
At Chambord service was held at noon in the
beautiful little village church, which was most
tastefully and daintily decorated After SER
vice the company proceeded to an immense
tent ornamented with blue and white banners,
fringed with gold. The tables were laid for
1900 guests. Mobiles with twelve quarterings
seated themselves among farmers and artisans.
At the principal tables were Senator Barcagnon,
Due de Riviere, Senator Bourgeois, NM. Baudry
and Dasson, Deputies from La Vendee, M. DE
Maile and other deputies, General Divay and
Vicomte Dandigne. Marquis Degouville Sevil-
lier proposed the health of the royal exile i'll a
speech which created the widest enthusiasm.
But the speech of the day was delivered by Nj.
Baragnon, nervous and powerful orator. At
four o'clock it was all over, and the Chambord
fEtes were things of the past.
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EUROPE.

JlRISrOL HOTEL. LONDON, BURLINGTON GAR
)dcn WThis large irs class family hotel In the best
situation of London, IL newly established In the Copti-
STYLE and furnished with every possible
aud modern Improvement, excellent cuisine and wines.
Proprietor. II. ElSELE late of Meuriccs'.
4 ONo'S HOTEL BOND ST. LONDON.
lLEstablished upward of contufy This we'll known and
arisocrac house is situated IN the Of the most
fashionable part of tho West End Celebrated for its
cuisine and collar OF the choicest Wines
WASHINGTON HOTEL, LINK ST. LIVERPOOL
w Extracts from visitors book. To whom IL may
:laving becn guest ut the Washington Hotel in
company with my wife, have hestancy in saying for
myself and wifo that we'll pleased with varied
appointments and with pleasure recommend IL to fct
low Amercans."-J. VI. Lucas, United States Consul.
Burslcm, stailordshirc. "sclf and family much
pleased. Yours, j. k Emmct Nrtzln This magn iccnt
resort for American travellers reopened June ~
Sir wiitred Lawson Bart. NJ r., and Mr. A. Sullivan.
NJ T. About l2O gentlemen sat down to splendid lunch
con In the dining room including the Hon r. Packard
American Consul The Washington Hotel Is immediately
facing the ST Georges Hall aud " opposite the Lendoa
and Northwestern Railway and IN close proximity to the
other stations and piers Visitors sending letter postal
card from America Qneensto~n will DO welcomed BY
the manager at Liverpool
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BOYD--HIGGINS.

scuILERs' RACE OVER THE THAMES CHAMPION
SHIP COURSE FoR FOUR HUNDRED POUNDS
sTERLINa-BoYD AN EASY wrNNER--A sue
cEssFUL INIT ,ToR OF HANLAN's STYLE.
IBY CABLE TO THE HERALp1
LONDON, Sept 20, 1870.
Robert Watson Boyd of Middlcsborough, and
John Higgins, of Shadwcll, rowed sculcrs
race over the Thames championship course
from the Putney Aqucduct to the ship at Mort.
lakc) today, Boyd winning easily. This race
excited % great deal of attention, as
the men were old opponents and the
stakes were f2OO side. The betting
was 3 to 1 ON Boyd before the race. From
start to finish the contest was a repetition of
the IIanlan- Elliott match, Boyd having the race
in hand after the first hundred yards. lie won
as he liked by four lengths in 24m. Us.
THE AMERICAN STROKE.
Throughout the race Boyd rowed in splendid
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LATEST EUROPEAN NEWS.

NARROWING THE BRITISH CIRCLE AROUND
CABUL-DETAILs OF THE BATTLE OF GEoK-
TEpE-GERMANY ON GOOD TERMS WITH THE
vATIcAN-GANBETrA DEFINES HIS POSI-
TIoN-FRENcH COTTON IN DECLINE.
LBY CABLE TO THE HERALD.
LONDON, Sept. 80, 1879.
Sir Francis Wyatt Truscott was to-day elected
Lord Mayor Of London.
The Libertd denies that Prince Jerome Napo-
Icons visit to King Humbert has an political
significance.
Tennnt right meetings were held at CastIebar,
Ennis and Tilllow on Sunday calling for an
abatement OF rents.
despatch from Paris to the Daily Telegraph
says the transport Lie Navarin, having 400
communists ON board, has arrived at Brest
The Pail Mall Gazette this afternoon i'll lead
ing editorial says:-''It has become apparent
that serious trouble is brewing in Ireland in
consequence OF the anti-rent and nationalist agi-
tations."
The mass meeting summoned to assemble on
Saturday in Hyde Park to denounce the inca
pacity of the government and to demand an ap-
peal to the country proved to be failure The
attendance was meagre and no prominent lead
ers were present.
The Standards Vienna despatch says it is now
certain that Prince Gortschakof will visit Berlin,
although the date is not yet fixed. The Prince
acts on his own initiative in making this visit,
the object Of which is to consult Prince Bis
marck on his recent journey to Vienna.
TALLEGRAND's GRAND NEPHEW DEAD.
Paul Adalbcrt Rene dc Talleyrand, grand
nephew Of the celebrated Prince Talleyrand,
and Count do Perigord, is dead ut the age of
sixty-eight years. He was born November %,
1911, and was the second son of Augustin
Marie Ellie Charles de Tallcyrand, Due de Peri
CORD, ancient peer of France, general of the
French army, grandee Of Spain, an ardent
partisan of the elder bra,1h of the Bourbons
and nephew of the great Tilleyrnd
GAMBETTA's POLICY.
Special dispatches from Paris report con-
versation between NJ. Gambetta, president of
the Chamber of Deputies, and the Spanish ex-
Minister, Selior Carvajal. NJ. Gambetta, reply
ing to question, said he would not undertake
the direction of affairs except in circumstances
of which there was no prospect
nsI9 ), COTTON IN PnAScE.
A despatch from Paris to the Times SAYS
"A committee of the Roucn cotton factory over
secrs have addressed q letter to the president of
the Tariff Committee urging him to expedite
the committees labors. They state that not
one-quarter of their production finds market
and the stock is increasing aarmingly. Pricet
are so low that wages have fallen twenty-five
per cent. Unless there is some change soon the
industry will come to % complete standstill.
GERMANY AND THE VATICAN.
The Daily Standards correspondent at Rome
says:-"Reccnt dispatches from Mgr. Jacobini
respecting his interviews with Prince Bismarck
and tho promises of the latter considered as
the Vatican as highly satisfactory
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THE BATTLE OF GEOK-TEPE

ACCOUNT OF THE FIGHT BETWEEN PRINCE
DoLaoRoNKI's ADVANCE GUARD AND THE
TEKKE-TURKoMANs-NEA TWO HUNDRED
RUSSIANS KILLED.
BY CABLE TO THE HERALD
LONDON, Sept 20, 1870.
The following despatch has been received
from st. Petersburg, giving the Russian account
of the battle ut Cock -Tepe between the Russian
expeditionary forces and tho Tekke-Turco.
mans:-
"Inteligence has been received from Beurma
that during reconnaissance near Gcok-Tepc, On
the 2Sth of August, the Russians cncoun-
tered large masses of Tckkc Turkomans,
strongly cntrcnchcd, who made "a desperate
resistance. The Russians for six hours
cannonaded position occupied by $4,000
Tekkc- Turkomans. In the evening the Russians
obtained possession of the outer entertainments
and at night the enemy fled, losing several
thousands. The Russians lost seven officers and
17S soldiers killed, and sixteen officers and 234
soldiers wounded"
This is the same battle which was reported in
a despatch from Sumla on the 23d inst. That
despatch stated that the Russians were de-
fcated. with the loss of 700 killed, and were
falling back on Beurna.
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FORM lie has Hanlan's style to perfection,
which no other English oarslnen OF
the many that has been praticing it
has yet succeeded in initiating tn
any satisfactory extent Boyd has employed
Bright, Hanlan's old trainer here. and in the
race he used boat built by the same makers
that constructed the Canadians shell in his
race with Elliott on the Tyne.
HANLAN's FUTURE ENGLISH ANTAGONIST.
at the race to-day expressed it their belief
that Boyd will become Hanlan's future
great antagonist on this side of the At
lantic, with the same ADVANTAGES in style.
and with longer reach and more strength than
Hanlan, they argue that Boyd must become .
foeman worthy to measure blades with the
Canadian. Higgins rowed fine race, but .
hopeless one from the beginning
ELLIOTT NOT IMPROVING.
Reports say that Elliott ex-champion, is mot
improving much in his style of rowing.
ELLIOTT CHALLENGES BOYD.
The Sportsman announces that Immediately after
the Boyd Higgins boat yesterday Elliott chal-
lenged Boyd to row for E200 side. The offer was
accepted.
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ROBERTS MANIFESTO.
COLUMNS ARE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ORDERED TO WITHDRAW.
IBY CABLE TO THE HERALD. !

ORDERED TO WITHDRAW.
[BY CABLE TO THE HERALD
LONDON, Sept 20, 1879.
A despatch from Sinila published in the
second edition Of the Daily Telegraph, says:-
.Many persons here regard the Amccr's
arrival in the British camp us astute
move on his part to foster the belief
that he is innocent OF completely in the murder
of the British Envoy ut Cabul. On the other
hand high officials express confidence in
his entire innocence. The advance of
the British force continues. The Amecr
accompanies the troops. 1t is expected
that the column will arrive before Cabul
on Wednesday next. Resistance is unlikely.
Sir Frederick Roberts has received instructions
to issue manifesto tn the Afghan people that the
British army advances on Cabul to avcngc the
treachcry to the British Envoy in that city; that
the peaccable inhabitants will not be molcsted.
but II opposition is offered those persons with
arms in their hands will be treated as enemies
Noncombatants, women and children. are ad-
vised to withdraw to place of safety. The
viceroy of India telegraphs that the cholera is
prevalent only on the route from Rawul Pindee to
Jumrood. there have been few cases Of cholera
ut Ali Musiid, but that place and Lundi Khotal
are now quite free from the disease. As the
troops advance beyond Jamrood they lose the
cholera influence.
A despatch to tho Times from Sima says -
''1hcrc is n very general distrust of the conduct
of the Ameer during the Cabul outbreak but us
he has now come to our camp he has given u
material guarantee for his future good behavior
The gates of Cabul are closed, apparently
with vague idea that the British were close at
hand" The Times, in leading article this
morning, points to the fact that Daoud Shah
being alive and Mt the British camp confirms
the suspicious of the l\mcer's nsincerty, as he,
in despatch to the Indian government at the
time of tho outbreak, stated that Daoud had
been killed while endeavoring to quiet the
rebels.
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BoYp's BOAT.

BeHs Life. September l3. gives the following par
tculars OF Boyd's new boat-"A new boat for hia
in the forthcoming engagement was launched
Saturday afternoon (September 6). from
the yard of Messrs. Swaddle Winship. at
Scotswood and christened Albert Boyd by
Mr.. Matthew Gillespie. of Gateshead. The dimen-
sions Length. 80 feet inches; beam. II inches;
height amidships 81 inches; height ut the stern.
3al inches and height at the stem. ~ inches. her
weight being 81 lbs. She is built of Mexican cedar
and is fitted with the swinging rowlocks. The slider
has a run of 10 inches--3 inches more than Hanlan
80 etfectually used but Boyd always fancied long
slide. and he certainly has got one now"
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CUBA.
THE NUMBER OF DEATHS TROOPS

DECREASE IN THE NUMBER OF DEATHS TROOPS
MOVING EASTWARD.
HAVANA, Sept. 29, 1872
There twenty-six deaths from yellow fever
during the last week. The heavy decrease is owing
to the troops having been sent eastward The troops
have always contributed to the greater part OF the
mortality list.
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IN NEW ORLEANS.
After his liberation lie went to New Orleans where
no obtained employment agent for insur-
ance company. In this capacity no went to Coum-
bus. Miss. where he again entered on course
of crime. Soon alter his arrival there he
formed the acquaintance of the Rev. Joseph
b. Cottrl and professed to take lively interest in
religious matters. He went SO far as
to announce his intention to study for holy
orders. AT this time there residing at Colum-
bus a very cstimable widow lady, Mrs.
Green T. Hill. who we'll known and respected
b, everyone who knew her. She was woman of
great refinement and prominent member of the
Methodist Church. Mrs. Hill. prior to Cooper's
much. She was a frequent visitor ut tho house Of
her pastor. DR.. Cottr and under his roof she first
inado Cooper's acquaintance. lie was a very
plausible young man, apparently devoted
to religious affairs, and soon won Mrs.
Hills confidence. Their intimacy eventually
resulted in marriage the 3lst OF August. 1871.
They livcd for somo timo apparently happy. but
soon Cooper began to show his truo character and
rapidly squandercd the property left his wfo by her
former husband.
FROM BAD WORSE.
During this time he was In the habit of visiting
that portion of the Bank of Commerce outside the
counter allotted to customers. In this way
he managed to get possession OF a few
sheets OF tho banks letter heads and
some envelopes. lie then visited tho Post once. ut
which place he was well acquainted. and pushed the
hands of the clock twenty minutes
ahead of the right time. Afterward, the Post
master. not being aware Of this act made
up his mail to forward to the depot.
When tho messenger of the bank arrived with his
letters he was informed he was too late for that
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-02-11
A WORD TO THE BUSINESS PEG
PIE OF CARSON

The citizens of Storey County are dead in
earnest Id their movement toward obtaining
relief from the present syste,n Of railway ex-
actions 1t is not at sll Improbable that in
case of the Legislature neglecting to do any
thing in response to this cry for relief the
business men of Virginia City and Reno will
combine to build line of narrow gauge rail
road between the two places in order to IA
ciiitate the transportation of wood, mining
tinbers and other freights from the Truckee
10 the C0mstock
Indeed, We cannot conceive Of any greater
oversight than that through which the excel
lent business proposition has been so long
cisregsrded of constructing a tramway from
the Truckee to the eastern slope of Mount
Davidson for the transportation of irewood
and lumber of all sorts.
The earnestness of the movement in Storey
viii be made more evident day by day.
Fresh impulses are already set on foot to add
to the force and magnitude of the effort
What is done in Storey County will be sup
pIemented by 8 very earnest movement in
Eureka. We speak advisedly.
Now, then, independent of the interest
which We are all forced to feel in such modi
fcatious of the existing la" 80 will give us
ONT Reno frelghts at more favorable figures,
~ have reason to be stirred by the selfish
impulse Vt local affairs A direct line OF
railway from Reno TO Virginia would leave
Carson very much out in the cold, especially
If the Mound House extension of the v &
I K r. 10 Columbus is to DC built.
Some days ago we urged our citizens to get
together and talk these matters over. one
With another
We hear now of petition ny the people
Of storey and EureSa III .ehaIf of this rail
road movement. Does 1t not strike the citl-
z.,ns ot Carson 10 beug she part Of wisdom TO
make some stir N this matter before 1t Ia too
late!
There is scarcey taxpayer in Ormsby
County who Is not, upon all showIngs of the
question, interested Ill reasonable amend
nent of the present railroad law. Taxation,
buslness of all kinds, the local Importance of
the Capitol and country seat, the essential
need OF adverting the concentrations and
dangers of threatened isolation, all these
things consplre TO make If essential chat the
men Of Carson should .aY choir btf"rr
tie Legislature. A petitiou stating nnr c4s'.
- IL order