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GENERAL NEWS AND COMMENT.

LONDON. sept 10.-A dispatch to The Times from
Canea Island Of Crete, says With the turkish
contingent destined for Egypt now waiting here
there arrived medical and hospital coIps with ma
terial sufficient for seventy battalions."
The Archbishop of York has issued an invitation
to the clergy to observe next Sunday as a day OF
thanksgiving, aud publishes special service Tor
the occasion.
In leading article this morning The Daily Ners'
commenting on the hostile tone OF some OF the ltal'
ian papers, says that nevertheless it has reason to
believe that Italy among the earliest of the
foreign Powers to congratulate Great Britain on
her success in Egypt by sending on the 10th inst.
assurances of good will and sympathy.
The Pail Mall Gazette in a leading article recon-
mends the establishment of gendarmerie In Egypt
oiicered by Englishmen. An article in the Paris
Journal de Debats of yesterday gives smi lar advice
CONsTANTINOPLE, Sept. 19.-Et JdUdid (lurklsh
newspaper) advises the Khedive TO cOnfscate the
propertv OF the rebels and devote the proceeds to
indemnifying the sufferers from plllagc and lncen-
diarisn. m ..,
IoNDoN, Sept. 2O-The Illness ConstantlnoPle
correspondent telegaphs that Lord Duferln has IN
formed Said Pacha that, tine military operations
III Egypt are practically terminated, there Is no
longer III the opinion of Her MalestYs Government,
any necessity for conclusion OF the military con-
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REDUCTION OF THE PUBLIC DEBT.

WASHINGTON, Sept. ia statement has
prepared from the books OF the Treasury Depart
ment showing that during the entire period since tho
3lst of August. 1865 when the public debt at It's
highest point the bt has been reduced
from $50 29i 80 TO 81 437 ,693 75O reduction
Of $943 s3G544 &c. 40 per cent the total debt less
in the Treasury has been reduced from - 662
IT'S 92-esmating the interest due and accrued on tho
3lst of August at $780, 23O6O7 49, which the amount
due and accrued the 1s OF July 1862 when the in-
terest stated part OF the public debt-to
$165S 926l71 SO, reduction Of 81 ,736OO6 96, or
Al per cent.
The annual saving OF interest yable that portion
Of the public debt bearing represented by tho
reduction from $3.50 977 697 81 TO S56 i46,iSe 90,
total of S94, 53l, 200 81, about 63 per cent
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TELEGR1PHIC NOTES.

MERCHANT MAKES AN ASSIGNMENT
AUGUSTA. Ga. Sept. l9-W. T. Anderson q Co,
ties are IL 90; nominal assets, $4,000.
MASONIC CONVENTION.
BOSTON Sept. l9.-lhe trennial meeting of the
Supreme Northern Masonic Jurisdiction of the
United states convened here to-day.
HERKIMER BUTTER AND CHEESE.
HERKIMER, n. y, sept. 19:-Iwo thousand boxes
Of factory cheese wsae shiPTsd heaeS oT ,s
sold at 70 a 29c.
CHANGING THE DATE ar. F0R yasT THE ELECTION OF d.
ALBANY, Sept. 19-The New-York Central and
9bsSsS Ff h1
frs "Wednesday June to the third "Wednesday ia April
SALE OF A TROTrING PARK.
PROVIDENCE, k. L., Sept l9.-Ihe Nauagansett
Trottng PARK m canston belonging the spagae estate
xs s9G al Il was purchased BaaS '''
DROWNED BY TIE UPsETTING OF A RoWBoAr
SeP n s M"TOaey 1. at aso Mry; &
night upsettns Of rOwboat HIS three companions
'"''' -' A FATAL POWDER EXPLOSION.
SANTA Cruz CAL sept Sa III. sal mo1nas m ot tI .as
9SsSS Se dng SsSnSs psass 1t Of MIN at %e
TWO LITTLE GIRLS DROWNED:
WILMINGTON. Dell sept. l9.-At Charles Banks,
the sSS1 lSS5 oS %ss psie
Se and drOsed yesterday Afternoon They we're
FATAL FIGHT BETWEEN CHILDREN
PHILADLLPHA, Sept. l9,-Mary Morris age nine.
Gga nv XII ekad IN tue stomach by Ella Deyn age l6irtee-
Ella has been placed under arrest.
ROBBING FREIGHT CARS.
PROVIDENCE, X. L., Sept. le.-JOhn {. Matthews.
the freight department Of the Proy,
dence and railroad and Horny NJ stone switch
man have been arrested Tor roDOins freshtcas They
pleaded guilty
RAILROAD WRECK IN PENNSYLVANIA
LANCASTER Penn, Sept. l9.-An east bound
Pennsylvana Railroad train
bound In direction Collins station early this
morning The latter caught nre and tho whole mass was
destroyed.
GENERAL SYNOD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
SARATOGA n. Y, Sept. 19.-rhe General synod OF
the United Presbyterian Church Of NewYork. which In
Pcnnayyanla
ada opened session tonight with sermon by
the Rev James CIowl, Of Philadelphia
ODD FELLOWS ELECT OFFICERS.
BALTDdoRE, Sept. 19.-Ihe Sovereign 0rand
Ledge l. o. o. E. to-day elected officers as follows Grand
Sire Leach, Iowa Deputy Grand sire. Henry ~
Carey Maryland; Grand secretary, Theodore Rosa
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THE GREAT IRON STRIKE TO END.

PITrsBURG, Sept 19.-Distrct meetings OF
the Amalgamated Association held to-day stimuli
taneousy in this city, Wheeling and Youngstown, st
which it decided TO withdraw all the de-
mands made June l and to present the old
scale the manufacturers for their signature. The
meetings largely attended and the vote fol-
lows Pittsbnrg 81 for the old scale Of g so per ton
for baing ana p for comprolnse at s. 7j; Youngs.
town. As for S5 So and for IS 75 Wheeling II foe
So 80, and Is for the compromise making "A total
OF l46 for the old scale, and SO Tor - To- This
virtually ends the strike. is believed that the manu-
facturers VIII sign the scale and
ference of the manufacturers and a committee OF the
Amlgamated Association viii take place Tomorrow st
which the scale will he offered to the former aud other
details settled Tie strike has lssted ll6 days and Is
estimated that the loss TO the In wages s between
s. 600 900 aud $40 0000000, while the loss the
facturers is only conjecture.
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THE YELLOW FEVER EPIDEHIC.

BROWNSVILLE, Tex, Sept 19.-The water
Is stilI rising the streets. The citizens complain
bitterly of the quarantine between here
and Matamoras; physicians recommend its aOo-
lition. and mass meetings have been
held nj the Market Hall to demand
the raising of tho quarantine Nineteen new cases OF
fever and five deothsfour from the fever ana one fro
dinhf fhcria-are reported Colonel Davis, Deputy Col
lrctor OF Customs at Point Isabel taken with the
fever last night but is doing well to-day The weather
NEw-ORLEASs Sept. ia dispatch from Pensacola,
Fla, says: Twentysix cases OF yellow fever ana
four deaths we're reported to-day large proportion OF
these are among the coored people. Five sisters OF
Gnartv ore expected from NewOrleans tonight, ana
others will follow They will be assigned to duty at
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MASSACHUSETTS, REPUBLICANS.

WORCESTER, Mass, Sept. 19.-The Republi-
State Convention will meet here tomorrow and
there is large gathering Of delegates tonight The cam
didaes for nomiuaton for Governor W. W. Crapo, Of
New Bedford and II. r. Bishop ofNewton. The friends
each claim their candidate has majority of the
convention, the Bishop men being loudest
in their claims. The unpedgcd delegates
have the power to nominate either candi-
date. being about $50 number. There Will
compromise candidate the friends Of both being de
will also be "a contest for the second place between
Charles J. Noyes OF Boston; Oliver Ames, of North
Easton, and j. A. HarwOOd. OF Litteton The nOmina-
ton OF c. Bates is also among the possibilities, although
lie understood not to be candidate. There Is also
contest for the nomination for Attorney General be-
tween James VI. Barker of Pittsfcld W. g. b. Hopkins,
OF Worcester; E. j. Brown, Of Boston, and Edgar j..
sherman OF Lawrence. The other places will be filed
by denomination Senator Hoar will preside over the
convention.
Governor Long in letter to f. A. Hobart Of Brain
tree says that in view Of his position In the lid District
lie has said to everyone that m Is not TO be used
n a Worcester
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TOPICS In CANADA.

HAMILTON, Ont, Sept 19.-MJor Phipps
WAS taken before Judge Sinclair to-day but the eHamn
ton was waived until Tuesday next. The District
Attorney OF Philadelphia and Major Phippss attorney
have arrived here
WOODSTOCK, Ont, Sept 19-Miss sarah H's'one' 'no %
daughter or ,esnecable parents living here, has deb
erately committed snicde by building fire aud Htanl
,ng over II until horribly burned from head to foot she
was OF religious turn of mind and her last words were
going to Jesus" She left note saying tn sno y,
tired OF this world and had made up her niha W
sacrifice herself. os,.. MI
TORONTO, Sept 19-The Of the Canaden .csro les
dispatch COMPANY was today heard In the Chancery
Dyson OF the High Court OF Justice and resulted IN
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GENERlL FOREIGN NEWS.
HOW THE STEAMER ASIA FOUNDERED.

CoLL1NGwOoD, Ont, Sept 19.-The steamer
Northern Belle which sent from Parry
Sound to the scene OF the disaster
TO the steamer ASIA returned to-day bringing
the bodies of Captain Savage the first mate Mcdonald
John Little of saut Ste Marie; j. McAlpine, OF Gore
Bay, and that Of unknown man. AT the time
of the accident the steamer was about twenty
miles from land heavy sea struck the YES
sci and sent her over on her side
The boats were cut from the davts and as the vessel
went down they were showed off, The upper decks were
carried away and oated after the hull sank One after
another the occupants Of the boats were either washed
overheard by henyy died from exhaustion I'M
I'll only five persons were left the metallic boat which
contained the two survivorsiiss Morrison and Tlnks
CHICAGO. sept ia dispatch rom Colilhg WoOu re- re-
oarin the loss OF the steamer Asia says: me storm
In which the vessel went down was the seVelest tha ns
visited this section for years Until the news OF her
destruction reached here ~ was DeheNcu tha1
She had remained III port during the plow dow
THE Young man Christie and his wife had only Deen
married on the day sailing. and the terrible ending OF
their Wedding trip has caused much grief In the COM
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FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON. TuesdHy, Sept. ~. IesZ
The Porte denies that the Arab Shcikh ODodallah has
rendered submission
There 33 deaths In Manila from cholera to-day,
and 12l in the vicinity.
dispatch from Havrc says that the Bungee Brothers.
coffee merchants, have failed. Their liabilities are
heavy.
dispatch from Berlin says, AN explosion of fire.
damp hHs occurred mine Dortmuud. Twenty
persons were killed or injured"
The Norwegian bark Lister Captain TOnnesen from
Philadelphia August II. for Bayonuc is ashore at the
latter place, and will he total loss.
T. V. Smith has received telegram from Sir Henry
GoreBOoth, dated Hammerfest, September 16, stating
that his vessel the Kara, met with ice on August II,
and subsequently driven ashore Fern Island she
n0ated on september uninjured and sailed southwark
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4 FATAL RAILWAY ACCIDENT

DIsOBRDJENCE TO ORDERS BY A CONDUCTOR CAUsEs
TIE LOSS OF THREE LIVES.
GREENFIELD, Mass, Sept. ia bad acci-
dent occurred the Troy and Greenfield Railroad
Zoar Station this afternoon by a collision between
freight train the New Haven and Northampton road
and Fitchburg freight train As far eau be leaned
the conductor OF the New Haven train bad orders TO stop
at Charl-mon but, dsobeying them started for Zoar
meeting the eastern bound freight and striking II with
terrible force. Conductor Phillips and Brakeman Cnrs
OF the fitchburg train and Fireman Egglestcn Of tho
New-Haven train were killed. Both locomotives were
badly smashed and several wrecked. A gapg OF
men are nc work laying track around the wreck Tho
eastern train was delayed at Zoar i've hours.
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ENGLAND AND EGYPT.
SURRENDER OF ABDELLAL PACHA.

EGYPTIAN TROOPS LAYING DOWN THEIR ARMS
THE NATIVES RETURNING TO THEIR NEGLECTED
FARMS.
ALEXANDRIA, Sept 19.-Abdellal Pacha tele-
graphed today from Damietta that he never In
tended to dsobey the orders Of the Khedve, and in
timating his readiness TO surrender. lie saws he
awaits the Khedive's orders large pody OF
Egyptian infantry and four batteries OF artillery
supposed to be from Salhch, have appeared at
Tantah. and have surrendered to battalion OF
IIighanders.
From 10 o'clock Monday morning until late III
the afternoon bodies of infantry. cavalry and artll-
lery continued to pour in from Aboukr and surren-
der their arms. There many more TO come
The ironclads MinOtaur, Sultan, lnconstant and
Achilles and the gunboas Falcon and Condor sailed
eastward this morning and are now anchored OH
| Aboukir The forts there will he occupied by sail
ors and marines. Altogether $4,000 men from vari-
! ous parts have made submission at Kafr-el-Dwar
| The telcgraphic censorship has been abolished
| A troop of Indian cavalry will leave Cairo to-day
for the purpose of escorting the Khedivc from
| Alexandria to Cairo on Thursday. The Ministry or
| the Interior will he transferred to Cairo tomorrow
AT Ministerial council held to-day it was deter
| mined that Riaz Pacha Minister of the Interior
| should GO to Cairo tomorrow to represent the
EQvptian Government there. There will be a grand
| military review III Cairo the 27th inst. Many
wealthy natives have arrived here from Cairo, some
TO pay their respects to the khcdive and others to
look after their property return TO their homes
LoNDoS Sept. 2O.-The Daily Ne,cs has the follow
ing dispatch from Zagazig: 1.-The entire popula-
ton of this part of the country have
returned to their homes, and are work
ing in the fields Every house and
hovel floats white hag The forbearance OF the
conquering army has produced most Wholesome
effect All the natives property has been left I'M
touched. There have been illuminatlons every
night since the arrival of the English troops, In
honor of the Khedive and England"
A dispatch from Cairo says: Mahmoud Pacna
SaIuI has been arrested disguised as priest. Two
passenger trains daily are now running between
| Cairo and Kafr-el-Dwar"
The Times has the following dispatch from Caro-:
"Ridicuotls rumors still prevail here one OF which
is TO The effect that Russia insists upon Arab Pa
chas release and is sending an army TO Egypt 10
drive out the entire English ermy-a proof that our
authority is still required III Egypt" 80
The Daily Telegraph has the following dlspatch
from Cairo: "An the Egyptians wounded III ne
battle at Te-el-Kebir have been brought here, mo
grenadiers guarding Arab Pacha and IoulDa
Pacha" ,s.o
A dispatch from Alexandria says Half of Cen
eral Woods brigade will start for Cairo to-
morrow The remainder will go there on Thursday
There are now 800 rebel officers held as
prisoners at Ramleh. They place confidence IN
the reports that the Christians at DamanhOur are III
danger. A regiment has been sent there by tram
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CONDITION OF AFFAIRS IN IRELAND.

DUBLIN, Sept. lS.-Denhy Noou""i"' w ~
lam Brophy and Cullen " no we're arre'eu On
f ,h murder Of the informer Bailey, wero released
fr,m nrison to-day. McAhrey, Poole and Carey WHO
were arrested after the seve-pace murder was com
mjtted were also released. The remaining suspects
IN prlson. with the exception Of those VINO can DC
hoht to trial. will be speedily discharged from Gus
tody. - J.. ,,o a ,horsond attachment de-
orees are posted the courthouse at tne Iut o o,o
nninn No rent has been paid on LORD Dioh estate
since 1879. ,,, 40 roso,to patriek Walsh
under sentence be hanged on FRIDAY heAe ioi 'o ~
der of Martin Lyden.
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CINCINNATI Sept 19.-SenatOr George d..
Pendeton presided to-day at the Democratic County
Convention but he made speech touching on the is
sues of tine Campaign Neither did the convention adopt
any platform The ticket nominated Is: Sheriff, NJ. l.
Hawkins; clerk. d. j. patton County Solicitor, o. j.
Cosgrove Recorder, George W. Rubensein Prosecut-
ing Attorney, W. II. Pugu County Commissioner il.
Kuh Board Control, L. W. Fowler; Coroner, G. b..
Miscrofi jr. Infrmary Director. W. J. Applegate.
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TIE RIFLEMEN At C0NEY Island.

The British and American teams visited
Conev Island Yesterday at the invitation OF the 18th
Regiment OF Brooklyn. which had dress parade De
tween the Oriental and Manhattan Beach Hotels vi
the British there were present Sir henry haiiolu
Cantain Godsal Lieutenant Heap Corporals Caldwell
ptes and Parry Sergeant DOds and Privates McVitue
and Bouer. OF the AmeriSs9S %cSoyn Shero poiaS %e
2 PauldIng and Privates smith, Pollard, Hnman nhd
Hines In evening the teams were gwen
tha Nnnhat tan Beach Hotel There were many SPeoono7'
ana everything passed of pleasantly
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ARREST OF SUPPOSED CoNsPIRATORs.

VIENNA, Sept. 10.-Three men have been
arrested at Venice suspicion OF being connected with
those who threw bombs into the ranks Of the Society
ofVecrans, at Trieste August q while the society
marching through the Corso to salute the Emperors
brother, Archduke Charles Louis The pris
oners found to have communicated
with the man Overdank, recently arrested
near Ronchi They belong to secret society
spreading frem Rome and Naples TO Trieste. Over
danks father Is esteemed rayal officer The Italian
Government Is anxious to assist In arrcstng the persons
connected with the plot and has sent agents 10 Trieste
for that purpose
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GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS.

MEETING OF THE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
The Republican Central Committee met last
evening at Republican Hall in West Thirtythird-
ST. Owing to the absence of so many OF the MEM
bers at Saratoga there were only about thirty pres
ent. Colonel Charles S. Spencer called the meeting
to order He said that matter who was nom-
mated for Governor the Republicans would support
him heartily. This was received with applause and
the meeting ndiOnrned.
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THE CORONATION OF THE GAR.

Moscow, Sept. 19.-The Car and Czarna
will arrive here on Wednesday morning, and receive
dcputations from the Of the Empire at the krem
lin Palace in the afternoon.
LONDON, Sept I0.-Heuier has received tine iolo"ihg
dispatch from st. Petersburg " Inc Czar vi" start ,o M
s,orr 10 niobt most probably for coronation. All
nrivate tclegraphc service and railway frame III rug
firecton of MOSCOW will 10 suspended unill hls arrNu
there and 80 900 troops will he stationed along tne me
ne flr as Moscow. Absolute secrecy - nalhtahou III
regard 10 the actual date Of the coronation
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.

ton will not finish its work before Friday night.
General spinola emerged from his shirt collar long
enough tonight 10 say that rammany was all right
aud would be admitted The days Of the County
dramatic assertion Generally speaking the situation
is very much mixed. There is no better ground for
basng prediction tonight upon the action OF tho
convention than there was last night
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an EPISCOPAL COUNCIL.

ROCHESTER, n. Y, Sept. 19.-The forty
fifth Episcopal Council of the Diocese Of Western
NewYork convened here to-day. Routine business was
transacted during the day, and in the evening Bishop
Coke delivered his triennial charge.
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RIoTING AT DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIES.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 19.-DemOcratic primaries
for the election Of members of city convention which
controls and manages the party affairs of the city were
held this afternoon. At the close Of the polls tonight IN
the Eighth Ward general fight occurred and number
OF pistol shots fired OF which took effect The fight
speedily queed by the police. In the seventh Ward
Frederick Buckheimer, wellknOwn ward politician
and IN the Second Ward shot through the
leg This has been shot several times in street
n1lts md riots
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THE OREGON SENATORSHIP.

SALEM, Ore, Sept. 19.-The Republicans
of the Legislature held last night and nomi-
naed John H. Mitchell for United States Senator by "a
votes His opponents claim that this is his entire
strength while II votes required TO elect The
Democrats have nominated Judge p. Z. Prime
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THE BREAK IN THE ERIE CANAL.

SARATOGA, N. Y, Sept. 19.-The State En-
ineer reports to superintendent butcher that the dam
are by the canal break ut Camillus VIII DO q9dhy r9 80
nsired and navigation can Dc resumed on friuay VI
Saturday ut latest
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perpetual injunction being granted against the defend
ants TINS establishing in Ontario the validity OF the
Bell telephone patent already sustained by the Quebec
courts.
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CARRIE BETWEEN PORTUGAL AND AMERICA.

LISBON, Sept. ia contract HIS pcch
SIGNED between the Government and VI. Braam Tor the
LAYING of cable between Lisbon and the United States
touching at the Azores
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Adding these totals to those already given. the
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EGYPTIAN TROOPS LAYING down THEIR ARMS
THE NATIVES RETURNING TO THEIR NEGLECTED