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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-22
FOREIGN NOTES..
LONDON. Tuesday. {

LONDON, Tuesday. Oct. 81. 1879.
The Hotel de Vile. st Stockholm, and mum
Der OF adjacent houses. been destroyed by nre
To-day race for the Cambridgeshire Stakes at the
Newmarket Houghton meeting, won by Lord Rose
bery's four-y ear-oG bay fy La Merycie. Caxtoniau
second. Out Of Bounds third.
Berlin dispatch 10 The Globe this afternoon says
Kurd schI6Eer. the present Minister OF Ger
many Wash ngtOn, VIII probably succeed the late
Herr BuOw Secretary Of State Tor Foreign
Affairs
number OF gineers from Bradford left England to-
day for Middletown. Penn and another party will BRO
ceed next week for the same destination.
The Grand Jury has found true bills against Aphonse
Rosenberg editor OF T0Un TAR and the printers Of
that paper for lbes against Mrs. Langtry Mrs Corn
wallis West aud Lord LOndosDOrOugh.
Two thousand cClliers em ployed In oue OF the largo
collIeres Mons, Belgium, struck this morning. and
their followed by those OF another
cOllieTy.
There has been an immense FIRE at Ufa. In Russia.
More than u NTH part Of the town consumed. and
many persons were killed. The loss Of property was
euUImOuS
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MEXICAN MINES AND POLITICS.

MEXICO, Oct. 15.-Governor Charles. Of Goa
huils anticipating the passage OF law extending the
federal Iurlsdic the district or Sierra M0ada.
teegrapned the llth instant saying that Chihuahua
and Durango are not opposing Jurisdiction Of Goa
huilai also that several mining companies. hearing Of
the action Of the federal government had dissolved.
Other and richer mines said to have been discovered
near M1jana ana over l2,OOJ persons have gone to
MOjsda Mt Foster. the American Minister telegrapbs
from tie Pacific slope that lac has intention OF visit
tue Mojdds IL said that he called at MaEat
In order DQurs into the circumstances regarding
tie imprisonment VI the captain OF the Newbern FOR
alleged smuggling.
The following Cabinet changes reportcdi Justo
Benitez, Secretary for Foreign Affairs Manuel Payne,
Secretary OF Treasury AM Ignacio Ma secretary
OF War. Senior Baniez continues to refuse TO be can
ddate tor the Presidency but his party growing daily,
and all probabilities favor the beef that ne Will Ger.
tanly accept the nomination IN due time,
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES

ICE IN NOVA SCOTIA.
HALIFAX, y. =, Oct. 2l.-l hrIe was n severe
frost last night. and Ice formed on small ponds.
THE MURDERERS OF JENNIE CLARK.
Boston, Oct. 2l.- he second trial of Mrs. Good
rich and Dr. knbai Or causing The death Of Jennie CLARK
to-day secured without much difficulty.
NEARLY MURDERED MAN RALLYINo.
MIpuLkTOW\, y. Y, Oct. 2l.-G orgc johnson,
may possibly Jepha Inwcgen, his assaint
has been committed To JaL
FAST TRIP FOR NEW STEAMER
NFw-ORLLANs, oct 2l.-lhc new uhIl steam
ship WaDde has arrived from Belize. Honduras
Islands having nude The round trip day fastest
time made IN this Trade.
FREIGHT RATES BETWEEN sTLOUIsAND CHICAGO
ST. LOUIS Oct. 2l.-FIeight rates between ST.
Louis aud Chicago adopted ay on of 40 cenIs
80 lumber
and cattle hogs and sheep $50 single
TIE FAILURE OF SPECULATING EXCHANGE
Tins evening The habitios very heavy. All the
bucket shops are pursuing conservative
DELEGATES TO TIE NATIONAL BOARD OF TRADE
Fraev George y Allen. Benjamin Janney John Price
WcherI Henry Nnsor ected delegates
National Board OF ITAie which viii meet at Washington
SHIP GIVEN UP AS LOST
SAN francisco. Oct. 2l.-Ine British ship Nat
been riy.n up lost The compauies having
ri-s 0 her pad them yesteToay AggrrgGtng Sll65OU III
V1et ADlODa twt We companies
NEW CASES OF YELLOW FEVER.
MEMPHIS Temp. Oct 2l.-len cases of yellow fe-
yer five five cODred reported The
Health today. Three additional incrmcnts REPORTED
Tnrcc people stricken with fever tonight Iuuiyn
station there three Forest Guy. Ark
THE LOCOMOTIVE ENGINEEEs.
KANSAS CITY, No. Oct. 2l.-Iho Grand Inter
cors follows 4. NJ. Arthur cher engineer. T.
ham engineer Charlie. Fletcher second engineer; W.
guide @. w lyrc chaplain Washington selected
me place fol holding tie next session.
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PORTER, TILE BTRGLlR. CA UGHT.
lis ARREST NAGRAND STREET CAR.

HIS ARREST IN A GRAND STREET CAR.
RECOGNIZED BY DETECTIVE wADE-HE OFFERS NO
RESISTANCE.
Detective Wade, of the Tenth Precinct. was rid
ing on a Grand-st. at Laight and Greenwich-sfs.
at | o'clock this morning when he recognized
among the occupants of the William Porter
the burglar, who escaped from the Ray
mond Street Jail in Brooklyn some time ago He
arrested Porter who was well dressed and iaunty-
looking at once and locked him up IN the Eldrdge
Street Police Station. A gold watch with the i'll
scriptlon :. RAYMOND" a revolver, and a small
sum or money found on hs person. Porter
seemed much surprised, but made no resistance. He
had no friends with HIM IN the
Porter's partner, in his flight. Irving is
still at large. The two traced
to Passaic n. j., after their escape, ana
in August last the house IN which
they were hidden was surrounded by BROOKLYN
officers, with variety of assistants. they man
aged 10 escape however, by frightening one of
their pursuers by pointing their pistols at him.
Detective Wade one OF the few officers
of this city who knew Porter by sight.
The rogue's gallery kept by the police, did not
tam his photograph
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ATELEGRAM FROM COLONEL HATCH.

WAR DANCE AMONG THE SOUTHERN UIEs-
COLONEL HATCH READY FOR WORK.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 21.-Ihe following was re-
ceycd at the War Department this afternoon by
way of Chicago;
FORT LEWIS. oct 10, via ALAMosA. Oct. 10.
To Assistant Adl0tdHt General, Fort LedrentDOrthi
Sine my rcluit Ol "a council with the Indians yeRter
day the Interpreter aud scout report that the 9Th
six | Cians from White River Agency TO the
Southern Utss. That night dance was held and
many young warriors ieit with the White River Utes
The six U,s fired the young bucks with reports OF
great victory over Thurnburgh's troops. TINS
morning saVan, chief OF the Chapates, and AquaIa
OF the Mauchos. along ana reported the
same IL seems Ienacio had instructed his men that
this Information be withheld. These chiefs say
Il is mpo,s BILE control all their young bucks On the
2lst annuity goods VIII be issnrG 10y Colonel Page
when the missing Indians will he known also sent an
Interpreter To the Agency who knows nearly every
Indian in these tribes. shall be at Aumos the 2OIb
when hope obtain Information rr0n Mcrritts front
II II IS the intention To ngnt then the Attn Cavalry
should come forward AT We nave rumors that
conclatory being taken II Merritt forces
his way INTO the UncOmpahRre Park the Genera COM
handing may think best the Atm, thus e Ving
me to do the work here with what nave. am now IN
communication with Colonel Bucii's command the
San Juan. hAICH' Solohel.
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A HEARTY DEMONSTRATION BY HE REPUBLICANS
OF ST. LAwRENCE-THE SENATOR SPEAKS FOR
TWO HOURS.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.i
CANTox n. Y, Oct. Ex-senator COhkling arrived
IN this village at noon to-day. large cOncourse of
people had gathered at the station from all parts of
the county, The leading Republicans of Northern
New-York were present. A National salute
fred on the arrival of the Senator, and amid great
enthusiasm he was escorted in procession TO his
hotel.
At p. IN. Mr. Conkling repaired to the Town
Hall winch Will accommodate 5000 people. The
hall was already packed in every part, and vast
crowds unable TO gain admission, filled the street.
Mr.. Conkling was introduced by Judge l.. W. Rus
SELL lie addressed the audience for two hours.
Beginning with the surrender Of the State govern
ment to the Democracy IN 1868, he reviewed the
administration of State affairs and the history of
the bounty debt and the canal and prison amend
mcnts, showing the absolute falsIty of the Dem
ocratlc claim Of economy and reform. Mr.. Conk-
ling then turned to the National situation. His eX
position Of National affairs was exhaustive. Turn
ing again to the situation in this State, a slight
reference to MIR. Cornell was received with pro-
IOnged applause, and declaration that not only Mr.
Cornell but the entire ticket would b. elected
brought out the full enthusiasm of the audience.
MI COnklmg was taken 10 the tram which VIII
convey him TO Utica. No greater ovation was ever
Lawrence than Mr. COnklng has received here to-
day. Though far from well, he showed no bad ef-
fectS his eNcrOn, and seemed better on his de-
parture than his friends expected
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THE SLAUGHTER IN NEw-MEXICo.

SIXTEEN PRISONS KILLED Al ONE PLACE AND
THIRTY VOLUNTEERS MAssACRrD AT ANOTHER.
SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 21.-A Tucson dispatch
says that a letter from Silver City. n. NJ, contains
the following about the slaughter on the 1Sthi
Arriving at the ~ the tragedy found sixteen
persons dead. We buried them Five others are known
10 have been killed. We found no Indians about. They
are reported 10 have gone 10 the Mimbres Mountains
About $50 Apache scouts. lately VITA Colonel Morrow IN
NeW-Me1icO, have returned 10 Arizona, Their term
OF enlistment having expired. They refused
10 T,tnlisf. II Is probably this which gave
rise 60 the tnat Indinn scouts had
deserted and joined the enemy Governor Wallace
Is now al Las Vegas. III believed that VctOTtl'a
band - trying 10 80 through the Burrs Mountains 10
Mexico. Colonel Morrow he has troops enough to
whip Victoria but that IL viii take wn mouths 10 do IT,
lie needs a couple Of light hOwiizcrs. Volunteers
being raised al Mesilla and Las Cruces III light
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KINGS COUNTY NOMINATIONS.
ACTION OF THE INDEPENDENT DEMoCRAIs-CANDI-
DATEs FOR ALDERMEN.

ACTION or THE INDEPENDENT DEMOCRAIS-CANDl-
DATEs FOR ALDERMEN.
The independent Democrats of Kings County
held their CITY and County Conventions last night at
No 1853 Futou-st., Brooklyn. The City Convention
nominated ex-City Works Comm isslOner John W. Fla
herty for Mayor. and the following Justices OF the
Peace lid District. James Harrington IVth District
ex-Alderman Marx Reardon; Win District. Adam schah
Mr. Flaherty accepted the nomination and made
speech. IN which he said he would like 10 meet Mayor
Howell on the stump elsewhere and discuss the Is
sues involved in the campaign. The County Conven-
ton nominated for Register Rodney C. Tnursby,
prominent Democrat Of the Eastern Dis
trict Previous To the regular Democratic County Con-
vention Mr.. Thursby prominent candidate for the
County Cerkship, hut nis claims not recognized
by Boss" Mclaughlin lie appeared before the con-
vention last night and accepted the nomination,
saying that he WAS regular Democrat ana he believed
the convention to be composed OF regular Dem
oTats He pledged himself T. remain IN the until
shutdown On election day. and said that no power III
BrOoklyn could induce him 10 withdraw. william
Mcmahon, OF FlatbUsh, was nominated for Commits
sioner of Charities aud j. 7. Mccormack FOR County
Treasurer. committee of five was appointed To cOucr
with outside OrgauiIat ons regard To the uOmiua
tons County Clerk and Surcivisorat-Lurge. mis-
nittecs report will Doe pres utcd evening
The Republicans of the Eighth Ward Ia brooklyn last
night nominated David = AruOit tor Alderman. He
has served one term In that capacity heretofore. Ala r.
man Matthias Perry. oi the sixteenth M1r has been
rtnOmlnatcd by tie publican OF that ward.
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THE WORK OF POLITICS.
ApraTFORN IN Louisiana.

THE RFpuBlIcANs AT NEw-ORLEANs COMPLETE
THE BUSINESS OF THEIR CONTEMPORARIES
MEETINGS IN NEw-YoRK sTATE-MINoR NEWS
The Louisiana Republicans completed their
State nominations yesterday. and adopted a
platform which demanded the honest pay
ment of the State debt, fair treatment
of the negro. protection to native in
dustry. and subsidies for lines of Ameri-
can steamships President Hayes was thanked
for his course In New-York State yesterday,
large Republican meetings were held at Can
ton and Oswego. The one at the former
place was addressed by Senator Conklng
An election will take place in Baltimore to-
day. Senator Hill is trying to reconcile the
differences between the Democratic factions
III New-YOrk State.
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RUSSIA AND HER FOES.

MORE LIGHT on TUE ACsTRo-GERMAN ALLIANCE.
LoNDoN. tuesday. Oct. 81. 1870.
The NOrlh German Gazette of to-day. refer
ring TO Lord salisburys mention OF the AustroGerman
understanding, savsi Whether this agreement has
taken the shape OF written treaty. formally concluded,
must to the practical politician. appear aher an indif-
ierent matter affecting he actual position OF ar
fairs" The Daily Standards Vienna dispatch says;" IL
Is acknow dyed that document the subject exists
and ~ Is suggested form such not to
require the signatures Of toe contracting parties"
In ~ Petersburg thu GOf0s expresses asOnis ment NJ
the tone of hostility toward Russia pervadng the speech
81 lnru Salisbury Manchester Frd. night last
The GOfos SAYS II the Norcd Austrn-Germa all
ancc proves 10 he n realty. Russia must 10 her
sell allies "a act IN the In OF an
cmer cucg. L'rd Salisbury. speech not oniy opens
kus-a's eyes. hut gives freedom 81 action"
Tic Journal de s. Icf,TsbobTg cuuraaicts the state
rcuf cuut ned l. Itrshurg dispatch 10 me DGifV
Nccs 81 tie lsfh INST. t.ai England has Informed
Russia thar BRUSH inn dominate the foreign
relations oil AIg.anisiau."
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ALETTER TO MIR. EvARTS.

The Independent Republican Executive
Committee" on October IS sent letter TO Secretary
Eyarts. calling his attention 10 the alleged fact that
large number OF Dcpubcan voters are IN favor II
the Presidents policy ana opposed 10 SUI porting
Mr.. Cornell bcrause. II asserted, he chose
defy Pr, sidcuts ORDERS 1t suggested IN tins
letter that Mr. Evarts In his speeches TO the thinking
Republicans u this State. should either preserve Six
mfcaut silence regards Mr. Cornell and
Mr. soule. or else inform the friends of
the Administration and Of reform generally. spe-
officially upon what grounds lac recommends TO
them tine election OF Mr.. Cornell and Mr. Soulr. Mr..
Evarts ms speech last evening did NOT keep silence
concerning the candidates. but spoke earnestly III favor
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CHURCH CONVENTIONS.
THE EPISCOPAL CONGRESS.
THIS BODY MrKTs AT aLB,NY-iHE FIRST DAY con

THIS BODY MrETs AT sLBANY-iHE FIRST DAY COM
sUMKD ~ MAKING GENERAL ADDRfssRs
ALBANY, Oct. 21.-The sixth annual Con-
gress OF Protestant Episcopil Cnurch of the United
States met here to-day in st. Peters Church. Bishop
Williams OF Connecticut preached an eloquent adj
dress
At Twedde Hall. the Right Rev. william c. Doane,
Bishop of Albany presided and delivered the inaugural
address
The secretary. DR.. wilder, called attention 10 the
death OF several members Of the CONGRESS who had
been prominent in other sessions 81 the BODY including
Thomas j. Lee who was most Efficient I'm securing the
sncccsFof the meeting 81 the ngress and the Henefa
Convention Boston Robert Mason. %! BOs on "A vice
president, and earnest promoter OF me sue
cess of the Congress; Jonathan Edgar. an eloquent
speaker 81 the meeting In Boston. and Dr. Jam be
KOveu. The recent deccase III Bishop Whtttnghau was
alluded graceful terms. ire secretary saying INST
while the BishOp always opposed the congress from
mine plr the death distinguished member OF the
Chnrch should he noticed by Tie Congress
The Congress oscd with singing the seventh hyBn'
Jerusalem, the Golden
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SUICIDE IN A HOTEL.

A young man registered his name at the
office OF Leggetts Hotel Monday evening as ii.
Solomon, OF No. 2i5 East Ffty-third-st He oc-
cupled q room during the night. and yesterday
morning came down stairs for a newspaper.
AZ his door remained locked during the
day IL was opened In the afternoon aud
the Young man was found TO be dead having committed
suicide. Two letters found In the room which
planned who he was and word sent TO his brother,
Maurice Solomon, OF No. 240 East Ffty-third-st., as
well az 10 the Coroner. The body removed 10 the
Coroners office at midnight, and inquest viii be held
to-day.
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NEw,JERsEy ASSEMBLY NOMINATIONS.

Ne w - flNNLl A''i-'ipi'i -'O'hi-'-A A'-'''
The Democrats of the With Assembly Dis
trfct OF Hudson County Monday nominated ex-Iree
holder James Curran for the Assembly. Joseph Meeks
has been renOminated for the Assembly 10y the Demo
Gratis of the With District meeting OF Independent
Democrats was hed Monday night in the Id District,
and John H. McGrath nominated for the Assembly.
They also approved of the Independent Democratic re-
nomination given to County Clerk Braun, who has
"bOed" the regular tic&et.
The Republican Convention Of the lid District II
Hudson County held Monday night, and Samuel ".
sulsing was not chosen again. hut William w. Ice was
given The nomination for the Assembly. Mr.. Stsng
having only served term his friends are furious
the OF the convention and he VIII probably
enter the field an Independent Republican candidate.
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COUNTY NOMINATIONS AT NEWARK.

The Republican County Convention assem-
BLEED al the Academy Of Music at Newark yesterday
afternoon for toe domination of Register Surrogate
and member OF the Poor Board. F. II. Pennington. Of
Newark received the nomination for Register Edward
D. Person. Orange, that Tor surrogate aud Jacob l..
schmidt uf Newark the Poor Board. The delegates
of the Thirteenth ward. representing the German
Iberals" left the convention before the adjournment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-22
REPRESSION IN FRANCE.

PARIS, Tuesday Oct. p. 1870.
The trial Of the action against VI. Ilumbcrt.
the rcturn,d Communist, no VAS recently elected a
member OF the Paris Municipality. ana tue manager OF
The MarseHaiss for hauling the Magisracy ana up
holding crime, ended to-day. NJ. Humbert was sen
rcucrd to months Imprisonment. and 10 pay e Of
1000 francs (-iOOl. The 81 the NdrsetUdiSe
WAC condemned 10 IMPRISONMENT for a term OF Two
months ana u nue 81 5000 francs trlOOOl the Mar
SeiHaiSe -uspeudrd lora period of Two weeAs
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the 18th instant q Mesilla and Las Cruces company,
numbering 30, we're massacred by 100 Indians only
man (Mr. Hcksl escaping. Stages for the East leave
here regularly. : thou h there were no trouble.
Advices from Mesilla. New-Mexico. by mail, state
that among the killed Is w. c. Kinds. United
States Collector. large body Of Indians is re-
ported to be concentrating between Colorado and
HlllsborO.
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RELEASED CONVICTs COMING.
LONDON Tuesday, Oct. 81, IS

LONDON, IursHlY, UtI. II, IbIH
Mciklcjohn, DruscovIch and Palmer. detect
i've officers The Metropolitan Police, and Froggatt
solicitor. who were convicted conspiracy 10 defeat
ends of justice I'm great turf frauds Madam
Gnncourt 1877. were released from prison to-day.
the OF their prisOnment having expired. Frog
gait rcarrcsicd charges of fraud IL Is stated
that ID uscOVlcn anu Palmer have accepted appoint
mcuts as detectives erfrp.
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SENATOR HILL MUCH CONCERNED.
o CHANCE FOR THE DEMOCRACY UNLESS THE en-
PIPE srATE Is CAREIED IIIIs EAII.

NO CHANCE FOX lhh pfM'NhAt1 UNLESS lhf I'M
PIRE STATE rs CARRIED THIS FALL.
tBY TELEGRAPH To TnE TRBUNEI
WASHINGTON, Oct. 21-It has been ascertaned
that senator HIPS journey TO New-York from this
city was for the purpose of making second at
tempt t. bring about compromise between the
Robinson and Kelly factions III the Empire state.
In this master Senator Hill represents "a feeling
(which is general among such southern men rs
have been here since the ONO eeciOn) that unless
the Democracy can carry New-lOrk this Fall there
can be nothing 10 hope for IN the Presidential
pagl. He j. urging an adjustment betwee'. Rob
insOu and Kelly IN the Of all the Democrats of
the South.
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ALARGE MEETING IN OsWEGO.
SPEECHES BY ]. Q. BURROWS, MIR SLOAN, AND
GENERAL wINsLOw.

InY TEIEGHAlH TO TIiL IHIBUNE.l
OswEGo, \. Y, Oct. 21.-A large and en-
meeting the Republicans Of this city and
surrounding towns held al the Academy Of Music
this evening. The hall filed to oyei1owing and the
greatest interest manifested throughout AT times
the enthusiasm unboundet, particularly during the
delivery OF the speech OF the Hon. j. c. BurrOws Of
Michigan. made Of his telling efforts The
speech of Nh Burrows pronounced by all the
very best that has been made here for years
Speeches we're made by exspeaker Sloan. who vas
the presiding officer Of the meeting, and by General
Bradley wnslOw. the Republican candidate Senator
from this dist ict Both effective ana the point
The meeting was ~ all respects "a success The rush
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THF BRITISH IN AFGHANIsTAN.

sIMLA, Tuesday Oct. II, 1873
The explosion at Bala-lIissar is believed to
have been accidental. All tue military stores collected
by the former Ameer snere Ali. were destroyed Gen
cra SIR Frederick Roberts has begun investigation
into circumstances OF The outbreak Of sep
TENDER 3. The latest from Ali khcyl represents
that the frontier tr0es. since learning Of the iaI OF
OHM. are disturbing.
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THE NEW OTTOMAN MINISTRY.

ibNbDN iufNiliA' ONts - lo'V'
The Vienna correspondent of The Daily
Telegram discussing the Turkish Mluis.ry says.
OsmaD Pacha, who reians the portfolio OF mister OF
War IN the present CaDuet, - as much Pho Russian
q Mahmuud N-dim Pacha, tue MinsCerOf the In
terror. coo w with him Osuau Parha must
hcncefOrth be cldssed among those unprinciplcd III
tfigucrs VINO 50 materially contributed to rum the
country"
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THE DEBT or ELIZABETH, N. j.

TRENTON, n. j., Oct 21.-In the United
States Circuit Court to-day the question or appointing
receiver for City OF Elizabeth TO arrange for
psyment OF its large before the
Judges Mckenna ana Nixon wero In conference the
subject A decision will be gwen IN lew days
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SLAVERY In CrRA.

MADRID, Tuesday Oct. 81. 1879.
The Commission on Reforms in Cuba has
agreed 10 recommend that the slaves shall be entirely
in years from the date OF the pas
SAGE Of an emancipation DILL.
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THE LARGEST SYNOD EXCEPT ONE.

TRENTON. n. D., Oct. 21.-The annual
session OF the Synod Of the Presbyterian Church OF
New-Jrrsey began This city to-day There are about
400 delegates In Attendance
The retiring Moderator, the Rev. DR.. Barnard. OF
Salem preached sermon in def nee OF miracles, after
which Rev. DIR. GO>Indn, OF Lawrcnceviue was
elected Moderator Tor the ensuing year.
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
EUROPE STILL PERPLEXED.

THE AUsTRO-GFRMAN AGREEMENT CAUSING BITTER
MESA COMMUNIST LEADER CONVICTED IN
PARIS.
The Austro-Gcrman agreement continues to pro-
woke much pickering In European journals In
France VI. Humbert the returned Communist, ana
an Editor have been sentenced TO fines and imprls-
onment. Two members of the Ottoman Cabinet arc
friendly to Russia. The Mexican Cabinet has been
partly reofganized. steps are being taken to aid
the sufferers by the floods in Spain.