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CABINET OFFICERS HOPEFUL.
Encouraging Reports Brought by
MeSsrs. Knox and Gage.

Attorney General Knox, who returned
from the bedside of the President at Buf-
f1lo last night. was at the Department Of
Justice this morning. Mr.. Knox report
cd that the President was in excellent
spirits and confident Of his own speedy
recovery
This confidence, Mr.. Knox said, was not
only expressed by the President in words
directly TO that effect but was 10 be in
ferred from the plans Mr. Mckinley was
already evolving for the time when he
would be entirely conyalescent- The
President, said the Attorney General
talked OF his return 10 the Capital at no
l"Je date. and proposed the closing up Of
his home, and the conduct OF executive
business at Canton.
Secretary Gage, who returned TO Wash
iustou from Buffalo this morning. said to
day that the Presidents condition was
most encouraging
Il have very little anxiety about the
final outcome" Mr.. Gage continued. No.
! haven't any anxiety. In the case OF an
ordinary patient the physicians would
probably have said positively twenty-fOur
hours ago that all danger was passed OF
course, / should feel easier II the Presi-
dent YVES on his feet entirely we'll. but
have no doubt that his recovery is as
sured as positively as anything can be as
sured in this world"
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PRAYERS FOR THE PRESIDENT.
CIerEymcn and Laymen to Take Part
in the serNIccs Tnmight.

Indications are that the iuterdeuomina-
tional prayer service for the recovery Of
President Mckinley 90 Dee he'd at the Met
ropoIitan Methodist Episcopal Church to-
night viii be largely attended. The Rev.
r. r. NayIor. Presiding Elder OF the
Washington district. has sent Invitations
20 large number Of cIergyrIen Of va
riouz denominations requesting them 10
assist I'm tho service. which will begin at
I.30 o'clock. There is no definite pro-
gramme 10 be followed. The music VIII
20. simple Familiar hymns will be- sung.
with the accompaniment of the organ.
IT is expected that number Of prumi-
neut laymcn viii speak briefly and offer
suppIiCati0ns for speedy recovery Of the
Chief Magistrate The Rev. ". II. Chap
man, who is acting pastor Of the Metro
p0Iitan Church. in the absence abroad Of
Dr. Frank Bristol, viii assist Dr. NayIor.
President Mckinley listened 10 a ser
mon by Or. Bristol the Sunday preceding
his departure for Canton for the summer.
The Mckinley pew is on the west aisle Of
the church and the third back from The
pulpit.
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PREDICTED THE SHOOTING.
Arrest OF Musician Suspected of
BcinE Implicated.

The Chief of the United States Secret
Service this morning received information
Of the arrest al Silver City. y NJ. OF
Antonio Maggie, a member of an orches-
IA OF the Andrews Opera Company. on
the charge of having distributed al Mo
bile and Memphis among the members of
the orchestra auarchistic literature. and
having made the statement some time ago
that the President would be- assassiuatei
before October J. He is reported to also
have expressed his sorrow AT the failure
Of CzoIgoSz 90 kin the President.
Chief Wukie. on receipt Of this fnfor-
nation, Immediately ordered Marshal
Foraker, al Albuquerque. To send "a denu-
ty to investigate the matter. IL is be-
ieved that Maggie knows "a great deal
about the conspiracy To Kill the President
and detailed Information is looked for
ward To- with anxiety by the Secret Sery-
ice officials.
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DIR. KRAUsE REMANDED.
The Accused south African ArraiEn
ed in Bow Street Court.

LONDON. Sept 10-Dr. krause, the
former Governor Of Johannesburg who
was arrested here short time ago on a
charge Of hiEh treason for secretly EOr-
Wardiug information 10 the Beers. was
arraiened in low Street Police Court this
morning
The Crown prosecutor said a second
warrant had been issued charging Dr.
EraJse with facitins 10 murder in the
Transyaal and that dep0siUi0us would ar-
rive here by the end Of Jhe month Dr.
Erause was remanded for a week without
hail
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LETTER FROM II HUNG CHANG.
Hopes That the President VIII Re
cover From His wound.

PEKIN, Sept lei Hung Chang has
sent letter to AR Conger, the American
Minister, expressing his regrets for the
attempted assassination or President Nc
Kinley. and hoping that a man so fav-
ored by heaven viii soon be restored TO
health. which will be a comfort TO all
peoples. as wen as the Americans
He requested that an expression Of his
symuathies be sent TO Washington. and
has asked the Court 10 prepare a teIe-
gram Of sympathy
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was regarded as highly favorable Many
Immediately discarded the doubts they
had entertained concerning tho Presi-
dents recovery. but those who were con-
seryative preferred 20 wait for the un-
qualified announcement from the surgeons
TO the effect that Mr.. Mckinley had pass
I'd the crisis and that danger had been
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CHINA's MONETARY SYSTEM.
An Edict of Great Importance Re-
ceived at Pekin.

PEKIN. Sept It--Au sdicr dealing with
the monetary system has been issued
This is of great Importance because Of
the Grimm al abuse Of the miuting privi-
Ieges. II fixes the Hipes ana Canton dol
lar as the standard receivable by the
Board OF Revenue The mints are ordered
10 increase the fractional coinage. and TO
report quarterly 10 the Board OF Revenue
The japanese Minister left Pekin yes
tcrday- He will become Minister Of For
eigu Affairs at Tokyo.
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QUIET AT THE ISTHMUs.
Demonstration Before the Venezue-
Inn ConnuInte nt Pnnnmn

COLON, Colombia. Sept I0-At present
all is quiet on the isthmus. The Iowa.
Ranger and Icarus are at Panama and
the Alachias is at Bocas del Toro.
A mob at Panama made a demonstra-
tiOu before the Venezuelan consulate. The
authorities, however, dispersed the rioters.
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TO CRUSH OUT ANARCHY.
The Pope to Take the Lead for Inter
national Action.

ROME. Sept. lo-An encyclicaI by the
Pope viii be issued next month in which
anarchism viii Doe strongly arraigned and
condemned.
The Pope. it is stated. viii advise joint
action 10y the Christian Powers against
anarchy all over the world. He has been
deeply stirred by the attack on President
Mckinley and Will take the lead in a
movement to prevent. II possible. similar
Outragcs I'm the future.
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seuEers who arrived this morning on the
steamship Houigiu Luise from Bremen
and Southampton was James c. Stowe,
,N-Cuited States Consul at Cape Town.
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FEW WHITE HOUSE CALLERS.
Anxiety About the President Rap
idly Growing Less.

There have been few visitors at the
White House today. Confidence in the
speedy recovery Of the President appears
70 be wei established by this time. and
accounts for the absence 5f en,fIirers al
the Executive Mansion.
Colonel Montgomery and Mt Forster.
Executive Clerk Of the White House.
spent last night waiting for Information
concerning the Presidents condition
Only one bulletin was received today
before noon from Buffalo and that an
nOunced the continued satisfaction Of the
physicians with the condition OF their pa
tient
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THE RACE AT DoNCAsTER.
J. CraiE's CarIekemP Wins the Fitz-
william stakes

LONDON. Sept. 10--The race for the
Fitzviuiam stakes of 20 sovereigns at
DOucaster today was woE by j. Craig $
Carekgmp at odds of Too 10 6 against
Richard Crokcrs Harrow, the favOrite
at Il to on was second, and r. Collins
Red Light third The betting against the
latter was POI To J. Eleven horses started.
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THE CRISIS PASSED.

Commissioner MacfarIand's Opinion
OG the Presidents Condition
The following despatch was received at
the District Building at o'clock, this aft
ernOOn from Commissioner Mcfarland:
Buffalo Sept 10.
Il believe the Presidents GONZALES
cence has practically begun and viii
steadily continue This Is the fact be-
hind the conservative bulletins Of the
physicians.
H B. F. MCFARLAND"
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so To Buffalo and Return $40
Via PcHnsyIVHHia railroad

PAN American Exposition excursion will 1.-,.
Washington by special train Weduezlav S-rre,--
bcr n. tickets good returning within seven dan.
including date Of sale Similar excursions So
temJer Il, % October 2, {, l., %, and ~.
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AN ANNIVERSARY MASS.
Services in Memory % the Late En-
press Elizabeth.

LONDON. Sept IA low requiem an
uiversary mass for the r-pose Of the soul
of the late Empress Elizabeth Of Austria
who was assassiuaJed at Geneva. Septem-
ber To- I>yS. was celebrated in the Roman
Catholic Church Of the Immaculate Con-
eepriou in Berkeley Square this morning
All the members OF the Austrian En-
baSsy i'm London attended the services
Similar services were held fin the various
capitals of Europe.
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HOPING FOR GOOD NEWS.
Isthmus Of Panama Residents Sym
patbize with the President.

pHtblZe - ith the President
COLON, Colombia. Sept I0.-The resi-
dents Of the Iathmus are showing the
greatest sympathy for the wounded
President Of the United States. and the
act Of the assassin is roundIy condemned
on all sides
Later tidings from Buffalo are con
stantly sought here and everybody is
hoping that they viii be to the effect that
Mr. Mckinley viii recover.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-10
SETTLED WITH THE PORTE.
One OF the French Claimants
Reaches an Agreement.

PARIS. Sept lo-M- Tubini, one Of the
two French merchants whose outstaud-
ing claims pTecipIJated the Franco-TlIrk-
ish rupture, has made a definite settle
meUt by a direct arrangement with the
Porte.
The "Matin" says FeridUu Bey, chief Of
the Turkish police in Paris. has been in
formed that hc must leave the country
within two days
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SO seashOre Week-End Trips. SO
Via ID. a o. H. II.

Beginning July 5. all trains Fridays and Sat-
urdavs: good 10 return until fOIouiny TIle.,f9y
70 Atlantic City, Cape MAY Sea Isle CITY and
Ocean City; So for the round trip.
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EXPRESSIONS IN HAVANA.
Newspapers DenOunce the Crime OF
Leon CzoIgOsz.

HAVANA, Sept 10-AH the newspapers
publish articles expressing their detesJa-
tion OF the attempt 10 assassinate Presi-
dent Mckinley.
The Spanish papers however. are not
SC outspoken in their utterances as the
other journals
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BRUSSELS. Sept. I1.-The Belgian
Government is drawing up q bin pr0yid-
ing for the total suppression OF Sunday
newspapers.
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FIynn's Business College. sth and X.
Business, Shorthand. Typewriting- -S25 year.
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b. : o. ~. T.nd countrr -.

Tickets sold Saturdays and sundays for return
until following Monday al reduced rates. fro.n
Washington 70 Charlest0wn Frederick. Aunapo-
lis Junction. and intermediate points
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Prompt Lumber Delivery always by
Frank Libbcy Co, and white pine doors, 81
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ABRAHAM =. SMITH.
uitCd States Consul "
From Johr S. Hendrie. Mavor ii -

ilpu, ontario
The mayor and citizens Of Hamil-
ton Canada, are hoTTiticd AT the das-
tardly attempt upon the life of Prrsi-
dent Mckinley. We are greatly cheer
90 hE favorable reports and earnestly
trust that he VIII speedily recover.
Kindly convey 20 the President and
From Ambassador Choate, at London:
following is translation Of telegram
from N. IHbUri-
Allow me i'm recalling myself 10
you To express my profound sympathy
Tor the dlStaruiy attempt on the Pres
lqtHi and accept fervent wishes for
thr speedy recovery OF your UlustTiOuS
President "
"LARORL LAWYER. Paris.
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Cnrs and boats loaded with Lumber
L-"e a0d dressed shoathiag, SI.25. At 9th and
n. Y ave.
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Best Cypress Shingles only S3-75 per
100, and full size by 20. at 9th and y y ave.
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Change Of Train Service TO Atlantic
civ Via Pemns, INnnin Railroad.

uu and after TUESDAY. September 10. the At
l.uJic City Special viii De Withdrawn Com
uieucing thac date, through Pullman BuGet
Plrlor car VIII De operated on train leaving
Washington I2-45 noon weekdays.
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$1,000 To Indianapolis and Return
Nln n 4 a ~ ~

Aoeo-nt Sovereign Grand Lodge. l. o. o. F.
Tickets good. going September II To Is valid
returning until 23d, except by deposit and payiu.,
fee Of ~ cents extension 70 October Z nav be-
obtained.
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Best Quality i'm Lumber AIyvnys sold
BY Frank LiJbey Co.. and Georgia flooring, =
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Special sleeper for Deer Park
Via b. & o. r. r. on train leaving Washington
leaving Deer Park l2.a a. N. sundays nights
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CHINESE TROOPS IN PEKIN.

Yuan shih I<ai's Men TO Police the
City.
PEKIN. Sept. Ia-The troops Of Yuan
shin Kai. Governor Of Shantung. entered
the city yesterday To take over the po-
lice work which since the occupation by
the allies has been done by foreign troops
They appear 10 be a stalwarJ. wei
drilled force
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AN IMPORTANT LEAsE.
Woodward n LothrOp secure Prop.
erty AT Eleventh and r streets.

erty AT Eleventh and r streets.
A lease was placed on record today I'm
the office of the Recorder of Deeds by
Kate y. Carlisle. letting 10 $. W. Wood
ward and Alvin NJ L0throp. constituting
The firm of Woodward d L0Jhrou. lots 4
and ., in square SO. for "a term OF fifteen
years at rental OF $3.50 per annum.
The term of the lease Will commence
April I, 1902 and the property is located
al the corner OF Eleventh and II Streets
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MORE MESSAGES OF SYMPATHY:
The state Department. In Receipt of
Additional Dispatches.

A number of additional telegrams OF
sympathy have been received at the Stat,
Department. Some Of them follow:
From London. September l8-
Il have received the ff wing teIe-
gram from the King rejoice 10
near favorable accounts 0t the PrcSi-
dents health God grant that his life
may be reserved CHOATE''
From Bueuos Ayres.
Argentine President. Cabinet Min
listers. Diplomatic CORDS. and many
citizens called and expressed ss-u-
patEy for our President and hope for
his recovery Argentine Congress has
passed r, solution uf sympathy. Press
aeuounce crime. praise the President,
and hope soon recovery
LORD. L. S. Minister"
From Buenos Ayres-
TO the Speaker Of the House Of Rep
resenJaJI--s Of the United States Of
North America.
The honorable Chamber Of Depu-
ties Of the Argentine Republic In its
session Of today manifested uuou my
invitation. its protest against the bar
uHrpus =ttempt of which the worthy
President Of your Republic has been "a
victim, BY rising, and has authorized
me 10 bring this 10 the knowledge Of
your honorable House. through you.
as an evidence Of solidarity and con-
d0lenCe with your sister nation from
whose Institutions We draw our in
sFlratlOuS and models f1T ours.
"MABlANo DE VEDIA.
President
ALEXANDRA SORONDO.
JUAN OFANEo,
Secretaries"
From the Chamber Of Deputies Of Bra.
III:
President Of tho Congress Of the
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Everything ready to construct n
cottage at one days notice. Flooring. SI25.
Libbey & Co
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Suburban Cottages Constructed
without delay when supplied BY Frank Libel
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Interest paid on deposits subject 10 check
Banking dept, Union Trust & Storage Co., 1914 F.
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Clean Well Dressed Lumber Always
ready 20 use, at 9th St. and y. Y. ave, and u
inch boards $50
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THE OFFICIAL BULLETINS.
Condition of the President a. Re
ported BY His Physicians

condition of the President a. Re
ported by His PhysicIans
BUFFALO, Sept. l8-FoII0wiug are the
bulletins issued by the Presidents physi-
clans today.
7--1 a. m--The President has passed the
most comfortable nicht since the attempt
on his life Pulse, us; temperature, lUl4:
respiration. ZN-
p NJ. RINEY
n U- MANN.
BO~N ELL PAREE
HERMAN NNNrER,
EI GENE WASUIN.
CHARLES McBJRNEY
george 3 CortelyoU, Secretary TO the
Pesideut
a. m--The Presidents condition this
morning Is emiu-utly satisfactory to his
physicians II no complications arise. a
rapid convaleSeDCe may be expected
Pulse, ll4. temperature, 99.S- respiration
Z5- This temperature IS taken By mouth
ana should be- read about one degree
higher by rectUm.
p NJ RINEY
NJ ID. MANN
ROSWELL PARkE
HERMAN NYNTER
EUGENE WASDIN.
CHARLES McBURNEY.
George b COTtelyOu. Secretary 20 the
President.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-08

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise O4 Sunset 2;1s tnocns age
HIGE WATER
AM-Sandy Hocr .:i5 Gov 80 Hell Gate g 43
PM-San6Y asa Gov. Island 5:00 He'll e5s
New-York tribune., 1901-10-08
WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Racing Morris Park
Municipal Assembly City Hall. afternoon.
Notification county and borough nominees Republican
county headquarters, p m
Republican Aldermanic Convention p. m
Tammany Assembly conventions in all districts in New
York County, p m
Assembly conventions Kings and Queens S
p.
District. evening.
Dinner for Sir Thomas Lipton New-York Yacht Club
evening
Meeting the Bar Association. evening.
Memorial for President Mckinley. Mount Ovet
Baptist Church, West Fifty -third-st. s p m.
Iinnaan Society meeting, Museum of Natural History
p. m.
Camera Club meeting and address. No. West Twenty
ninth-st., 8 p m.
Society Accountants and Bookkeepers,
tainnent, No. III West Twenty -third-s. $50 D. m.
Association for the Advancement Of
OF Labor St Michaels Parish House, p. m.
Social Reform Club, No l2s East Tweny-eighth- st.
D..
Opening nment the No
BoWery. < p. m.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-08
HOME NEWS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
FIFTH AVENU E-Miss Mary Johnston. of Br-
mingham, Ala. ex-senator II. w. Blair, Of New
Hampshire. GILSEY-Captain S. J. Roe, of AL
bany. GRAND-Judge Burr Mattice. of Oneonta;
Lieutenant II. D. Hinckley. L. S. N; Captain T. c.
LySter. assistant surgeon L. s. A; Lieutenant e.
T. Fryer L. s. NJ G.; T. n Smith. superintendent
Of the National Express Company, of Albany.
GRAND UNION-ProfessOr Charles z. Strassbur-
ger of San Francisco HOFFMAN-C. H. Dicley,
of Baltimore. HOLLAND-Robert {. Pruyn of
Albany: Ex-Governor Frank s. Black. of Troy.
IMPERIAI.-ColO Theodore ID. Kline. of Savan-
nah: S. Harrison Wagner of New-Haven; Julian
Hawthorne. of Philadelphia. MANHATTAN-Ex-
Patent Commissioner G. II. Duell, OF Syracuse;
Lyman r. Goff of Pawtucket, r. |. MURRAY
HILIl-Burdett Loomis. of Hartford; G. Grant Nc
Curdy of New-Haven. PARK AVENUE-Captain
c r. Hoppn. L. s. A. PLAZA-J. c. Bleckens-
dorfer. of Stamford, Conn. SrURTEFANT-Ex-
State Treasurer L. ]. Fitzgerald. of Cortiandt.
N Y VICTORIA-Duc de Arcos, Spanish Minister
at Washington: Colonel II. Bensdorf of the staff
of the Governor of Tennessees Judge II. w Sum-
mer of Philadelphia. WALDORF-J n. Beckley,
president of the Toronto. Hamilton and Buffalo
Railway of Rochester; ex-Mayor Bruce Fem, of
New-Haven: Lord and Lady Marlborough, of Lon
New-York tribune., 1901-10-08
NEW RAILWAY MYSTERY.
CIRCUMSTANCES AFTER RETURN
ING FROM A DANCE

Railway Oct. Miss Christina Knowles died
here yesterday morning under circumstances which
have resulted in autopsy and inquest being or
dered. Miss Knowles eighteen years old She
belonged In Elizabeth. and was employed as a
servant In the home of the Rev Dr. j. Fl. Howard
of the Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church On
Saturday Miss Knowles asked permission of Mrs
Howard to go out for the evening, explaining that
she wanted TO go to dance hotel near Gar
wood. She promised to be back early. before mid
night at the latest She said she was going with
a girl friend.
The girl did not return at midnight, and il was
about o'clock on Sunday morning when she was
heard to enter the house. She went to her room
and a minute later Mrs. Howard heard her fall
Mrs. Howard went to the girls room and found
her seemingly dazed and sick She later explained
that she had tripped and stumbled. She said some
thing about being frightened on her way home
and something about some one attempting IN
shoot her Her talk rambling, hut Mrs How
ard not able to obtain anything definite from,
her. Mrs. Howard thought the girl had been drink
ing.
An hour later Mrs. Howard heard the girl
leave her room and to the bathroom She was
evidently sick, and Mrs. Howard hurried to her
aid. She found Miss Knowles exceedingly i'll and
Mr.. Howard for DR. Selover MeanwhiIe Mrs
Howard had assisted the girl back to her room
and minute after reaching II the girl had
become unconscious. She died before the doctor
reached the house.
DR.. Selover's examina tion disclosed no indica tior
of any i'll usage, there any trace of mol
sonng far could be ascertained from an eX-
ternal examination. The body taken in charge
by an undertaken and the coroner informed II is
thought the girl may have been given Knockout
drops
New-York tribune., 1901-10-08

with j Kerr & Co Arrived at the Bar at
Steamer n comus Kembe October .. with
mdse and passengeTs pass to 5sfdns Allen rrsxc, o,o,sr
passsnseIs % H MALLORY CO
Charleston o. with mdse and passengers to William
steamer Mama Hata, Charles Baltimore. with mdse
sandy HOOK n j. Oct I GRO D ni-wnd west-south-
west; moderate breeze; clear.
SAILED.
Steamers jefferson. for Norfolk and Newport News:
Indrani r> Singapore Manila. anchored In Graves
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
Lizard. Oct = mPassed, steamer Maasdam Dutch.
Baker. New-York for BouIogne Mer and Rotter-
IAverpoo 5-sailed Hesperides Br,. Marsh
Greenock. Oct S-ssed. steamers Buenos Ayrean CBD.
Plymouth. Oct J. 5 m"Arryed steamer Kronprinz
Wilhelm Ger r5 S0emsT Sewfor for chsrbOurs
scliy Oct 7Passsd Steamer British King cBr Riddle
Flushing Oct 5-sased. steamer Washington Ger.
Hull. Oct arrived steamer Hindoo (Rr,. Cox. New
shields Oct Sailed, steamers John Bright sss,.
Glasgow. Oct 5saied. steam dredger Teredo (Br). for
HAMBURG oct e-Arryed, steamer Deutschland Ger
Gs siehsi bel s;,.s New,xerk via soutsampson
copenhassn Oct Arrived. Norge DAM. Gun
Ha're. Oct = Arrived steamer John sanderson CRr.
oTanie Nassau Dutch Palos Sew-York via West West
Indies for Amsterdam
Cherb0urg Oct I, m-Saed. Koenigin "a
om wse nGE s4 arrived
Plymouth for Bremen land proceeded.
Gibraltar oct e-Sailed steamer Picqua (Brl Filkius.
New-York; passed steamer Bucentaur (Br) Ritson.
New-York for Zanzibar Calcutta. etc.
Algiers Oct 2-Saied. steamer Patria
Marselles and Naples for New-York.
Patras Oct 1Saied, steamer Lacrona Csrcich,
New-York.
suez Oct Arrived steamer Heathburn (Br). Kelley.
Yokohama, etc, for New-York.
Alrneria Oct d-Sailed steamer Bolivia (Brl George.
New-York.
sydney N W. Oct ARRIVED. steamer Devon (Br).
Young. New-York via Adelaide. etc.
la Guaipa Oct -6-Sailed
San Juan and New-York.
Rio Janeiro Oct 3-Sailed, (Br) Oils
York.
Curacao Oct Arrived. steamer HIdur (Nor,. Mussana.
New-York Maracabo.
Iquque, Oct ARRIVED Gymeric (Br, Manson.
New-York.
St Thomas Oct g. p m-Sailed steamer Madiana (Br).
Fraser. New-York.