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THE NEW ORLEANS DAILY DEMOCRAT.
OFFPIOfAL JOURNAL OF THE STATE OF LOUISIANA AND OF THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS.
VOL. II---NO. 27M. NEW ORLEANS, FI{IDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1877. PRICE, FIVE CENTS.
DOMESMTI(C NEWS.
The Atlantsle 1id lI'ni efl Tologrsaph lines
'a.vlIt been dowl-n last. ltight north of ('tnlcn
tatl tl.lntntR stf tIlor 'hoolrtive ninagsrDtl ss
Souf tiUlt.raphi manntter this morning.
UIAI.IIROAII TROITUILEr.
.i.t t. tle MIinorl0. Hensa. and T. am
Awainst the Texta Central Rallroald.
NEw YOli, frtl. 4..- -Htorn tiLie sngo an as
rig, ment exi.tsrsd Istwte'it the HllnFtam ansi
Teals Osntratl ati the Missou.Ir KI(alisaa and
as litalr(ird, hy which the IFrimer would
ollect the atnunlt on through freight atnd
tClot to t.ll' latts'r at eorltain pIirhlI a. Trihe
Oer!eton a we're made, but Ithe ac'coulnting
dl not t take plhts', nlli the 'i'oxs. (Cont tal is
l ed to t he AM., H. and T. In a very argw '
Iimn. The agretrenlllt was brt'kokn tip aRlli cc
PitiAnig r~ei. retsl' dsaily, and tlh1' lI., I. aind
T. s.ed for the' unll pal c lltouitls 11t1 I ll jullig
m.eit for I$22t.Intt. T'hn' 'I'xnA (T'intritl iss, ptie
o.tl t I tt(lt, 11E by Ii ng over Ihir
g.ietq er, Uttisis for till' asmiont, but this
S' llnod.l'd l The 411upolsI on lhh 'I's'xars ('sn
honds wsr i a 'l.t. Ito h, paid, nt the ofli'c'
o' oltn J. Iaeo, on WilVl 1 root,. aid lsts1
moniey had been' plteiel in his handls on thei
lot of Oett !her4 to nl t' t hen. On ()1 "I' h, a nt
jthhments wer pln aed on all fumls tl' tiho
' as entral in Ih' hanIIs iof .1. .1. (.ise,, Mlo
ST. lor and Mr. Whliltn\.' i'lr'sid'tllt of tle'
! CxaeU entrnI sd s asin-law of Chartls Mr,'
it, the ehl'f sto khlit der. T'e I nking
ouse has not Asupn4letl pa'mi nt oflt : tf tl r'l
lotit. but It is exptte'ld lt ' tet Il s will 1It' atl
tied by Mr. Morg1an.
NEW 11t1H4 O'~sniP.
Germanl Imnmligrral nn.
Nnw Yoga. ()'t. 4. The dtlitr'N't of tihe
(I-e11et11t Etmigrant i, Moelt .\', 1, ti ,'h meoot.ing
yssst.ttlday, sttLtod tlhalt thllit thl It, sof Janlu
rty 138,ti (ert'lallll its sitgrlnt'iits h1s1l Is'1
laided at Castle (tslrdson; t ialllinlg off osrf 2rt7
.o.opared with the corrtsp.olnti Iig rlsre lasti
year, )iring lhie lttt t44ttllt 1ti it (Oilsrist
immlfrants arrived at ('astle (l'ard, in
eluding 11144 froissm lI'rusala.
Aid for the Wounded.
NEW YOR, Ol. 4. 4. r. Alex. IB. Mott hna
troeived from Ith (Ith ,wtt t.olsety n.n lppeltnl
for aid in obtaining liit md other asupplth.
or the wolisded in tht litiaso- 'ti'kitsh wl' .
The soelety ia simttr n It maty r.esp.ets I te t'
sanitary O'stnlllll.ilons ofi t.his scmai'ltry ldurtllig
tihte Elvil wari, aid nlTrrds il to 1th shihs
alike.
Inuursnnme Imnpnilrmnt.
NitsW Yoni. (Iet. 4 Tihe Irower'4 nt1,si
1IIatters' lisuranet o s't (si144 Itty hav i 1os1't
called upon tt iak gIl ood .ts istmpairm,'ent ofr
$120,..10 iin apittal.
Olilman'* Forgarlers.
NEW YORK, (lIt,. 4. Furl'.thr investigantion
shows the nllltotun1 otf VWin. (I. (liihttlat's fir
gerles to he $2til,o00.
The Pry I)wrk Fire.
NEIW Vout. ()Lt. 4. 'The Iass by Iht flhrs in
the Dry lh'k rat lrol d1epo IsA vario-i ly s'
tinmatxst; :11 will exctsd $25t.(t0I).
(!olunt Joeanes.
NEW YouR. ()ef. 4. (!oulntl .stoannto. tl sllnrd
at Tmnmany lalt l hs t, night, itn lthe claraeter
of the uncrttished tsragedtlin.
CIoslRin Out the Fever.
Nw" Yon. Oet. 4. Tho Inst. yvllow fever
patlent i IDix hlttlutl shospitatl waI disl'harltt'd
yesterlaay.
'1TiIRE T'III.
Jockey 'lush IItneea.
LotviurVihni. (tOl. 4. Thorn was qluitt. a
chainge in the weather last night, ald to-day
it ha.s thton cool·, , h'slg.llt wvothliler for r'atingl.
There wtas a fIalr ''rowtd on tho igroudlld ttUl
bettinlg was lively. 'ThI' Iii't., i''m was for
the Wotidburn Stake, for 3 year old Illiths, it
dash of 1 4 nlish', $sr:0 trl'tl'lce, half forfe't.,
With $.00 addettl, for which I here were 11 on
trles. Won bys Ftli'ttla, with lr'lttitulmnt
se~on(d.
The second 'ratte was for the M 'relh'nt.'
tsaltdiap, fo)r all .g..s, siais ofr :1 titlhs', ipurse
.$700' $200t to th se'oonl hi,'s. 1 I here wvoe 7
eltrles. The srcs's' was won by Mahlstta'e'k;
Heretog steotnil.
The third a Ol last rame was for the Assoc't
tlon purse of $o:1i0), $.i30 to 1t o .t's1sId, it dashih
of twO lmlkh, hlr which thor' wolre thele ol
tries\.This wVs won Viy Ten ' lests 'lt ; I'tolo
eocond. 'l'Thorss its xsI lg'd p rogramme for to
mllorrow andstlli ,5nstrl'ate sI'L Iport is eixpecte d.
Blarntnt'sshow dividing gat' misnoss with
the race .tourso tIn I l hl petll s opsle visitlI
it yesterday afttrt s at while th' o rse4s woni'
n1 trogrt',4.
t,rtsVF,AND. I.. s Oct. 4. Notlv ithi'dsti tsg
the throatlemng wctt hot andIti high windl 1 ho
attendatllmi.s si 1t11, it ' 1se s1-day wV .s gr'sd. list1
atarte'rs in the' 2:4) sste i' wsre (Smis'' K. Not.
tie ('., Frank Ks'ri'ttt. I"trank Sl0mis, k4tey
Has'kett, Valianti..t o t1K Iigg itd ()tt.s:gs
GirL, Kernanlli elosse( the wire it lengith in
the lead. Tihte 2:21',. Io K.llogg ''stelnd.
Natncy lluekelt. third. Nainy lie't[ Ill won
the secsnd lal ; Ito K',ellogg tIsecon, Kio'ltnan
M third.
The third was a s 111a2 h l eobetw'ton Nancy
Backett rantd Kerlnst. 'ime', 2:311.,. Carr'ie
. third, Killolgg fourth. The It \Iwas giveni
t1o W ane" H+aket. Time, 2:21,:. Kernan n
aesond, Kelhtg lhstd.
In the 2:3d eh l)rs'ad, ltutsell, ltuly 1t,
Bell, ishinr tnsd Masgnolia. strt'it.,
taking ths first htnt in 2:2.'9; Lady
heeeon hat in 4:21, L'-.; l' Ily1. iseond, iFlor"t
rell t . talnwi r htit a l the third Iate
and the) rato isi 2:28; Lady II. sticslo, Fhloa
Bell third.
To-morrow is the closing day of the rasts,
when ttopeful ansid Groat Et.t.ern will ont
pete for a splsLtial IIur-s' of Ir15001. arLlsll stnd
and Hopetful will x go to hltrutsss, while Grealtt
Eaternl will g.s by sas, ddhl.
The ent;rkn for ]he 2:30 elasss ar' Kineatin,
a3 Johnny. (iGr(l'don,. Ihtl\ LIoKlgn, Postloy,
( lkt. 8.ihouk, (lhsilrlh tll., 'fortrly (iffo ird,,
1l of Fairillhl'd I,:ul ' s.Ia'tt, Iritremn,
Lady Voorh'ss,. I'srmusliv Lsdv liiggle., itl- I
mer, and Litt' .ltkt,, f.k': rrly l t.i Is.a. ''lr t
rait of thiLs morLnintg ilit thI, r;.tck in linit otn
dltion, and thit. vs',tt r thto-lorrsw ttoisie
Uroferene With the Mlners--They Deter
mine to Resumne Work.
NEW YORs, (Oc't. 4.--D~'h1'galions of miners
from the nitrines of thse I'inn·sylvt'tni, lsla'
WaL.and Hudson, and Il)elwarxe antd Lcka- I
aRafta and Western ('Cmpanists, were to hIave
left Seranuton oin a Sls'cisal trsllill lalt s'xtullills
for the purpose of having a joint t'onfrencs'
with the sveral oplnpanies in this city this
morning, and arrtnge terms for restuming
work. The Pennisvlvnnia miniers detetr'mninsd i
to abandon the dstrike5 and the otheis wereo
compelled to follow their example.
Jeha W. Young and Ill Latest Concubine.
BALT LAX CrrITY, Ot. 4.-John W. Young.
the third son of the late Prophet, Brigimun
Young, and one of the quorum of the Twelve.
Apoties, who have assumed control of the
Mormon community, made his appearance
'Oere yesterday. The girl, Annella Cobb,
Sdaugshter of Brigham, who was on the!
elh day of September Illegally married to
o=am ous husband. This is the flrst ap
ace of the pair in public since their
and they attracted considerable at-
both Mormons an Gentiles.
R'. and his concublie ly arrived I
n hborhood on lFriay i mta
ii1stn whly tl.Py have now Plrn.'gPl frniom
theiri pi. R('o, f I ,lonlli Iniellt. Raippea.R t' i I h'
thlt, they havc' jllt learned tIi thIlor.e h.t.
h·rn loi warranl yet totr .tohli.il' r a(Rnt. An
n))oon t le hlei awa'tla aR'I('eif thin faRit, thi,
apr tlRd ihllowei hirllf tef hi tn rillend yents'r
lday nv ilonii.g, andl dtlr1in t tlhe aft!niiii;n tiMe
'ohh ilrl proIiiii led hlie ntlojt wtth Iihr
hlPliandl iln thn Mtirmonl faith. Mhe i',t·'ieil
clil.·t co ,nt lbf l and rr th r pr-ud oI"f Ir
holio.e', nlln the llltarketd attlitiioin hli wan
IatItEiltlaltII________
MEVF~ltR mTORI.
Tele.rap. iVlrem .awn.
NIw' Y'iKn, I)cit. 4. rThe weathel r lhere lii
day hiam ,.onl thlrnclin|glli', with cr' ilanlilii
nallin cnild rain. AIlniit Ii p. ii:. thii nlii'iri
brekdo ntel rtain fell in ttrreltr. whlile thli
wind Ilow I perfect #aie. Telegri ,lrtli rI'
polt rl' e l veiid frloi the Nitiih nl.Il Wel\V . natv
Ith. th ,lie n.l'lr wan very neviwre. inii tihe wi 'en
of hal h1 t,'l.i'raph Io'n spaitii iin It ., ' lit t mIi n d'1t Ii
I.rll\ '"l('t" ifi cl''llir, [Jll~l Jl''Wllvl llrrilZ ~lira i'
in n many divetinsthnc·rl p'rvainf th re
elipt, an w lill ditn i i at h tf hewn. AlI Ihil
IhIur', t iiiiiiil,,milh l th 'lit.l 'ilty f the' atlo1111I
aneneta lii lon thlt l~tilarui, iiiii 11h1er3 in
ovel, p'rosRpe, of It emtllllltlanl thrm'hl.rmlll
the nii._ht _ _
New lork men li, ' .ll ain I'mnlPilan.
A! I~lm NY, (let. 4.-Wl lien tlhl l)o .loernalh
Mlata. Conventhi- ,',lnssmhlori thls morning
tIl Pht i r tlilt 111' lillod lht t, llt I h . i lllll llig ' lll
r l'.. a til.lR w u hld r p .r t a t 2 o ' , h .k . T l -h
chairm'lnltl oll !Ia P.oluliti,[.c' repl..rhni lte onl
tlr li1.t, of '11t11m1many; d.,hl.'gtr,.; whhch repo~rt
heitig ai olt lted. MI, rritiey wit lieow tIroili tIll
c villentitl il, whih]i tihen tlik , i ,i n.'trll tll 4
tiell ik.
inen tu I .tmollo i , I In' l irlhoI t iio lin.lnrtn-t
i itn g t h 1 1 , I ) t(i l ll ll v' f N e w .| Pr s e y o n l l l h o
nkmiltih i 1t t gt l . llt lehlln1, w1 1 a iidi I il .
(he rkiton Ni'. (lint1 wn, lIot i d itritl lnntil
haii llii l, wy ittlt l 1j t It h 'lIt f I hllt" 'i't i.
I.n 1 n llud l tIo 'rill lnt iy ineptti a nl:
Thii, tl ti I' r.e i itltt hi I ld hii jud I tld wihi
tirnc that tihe. cu rn vit
'llt'llatih n 1 'l t i (lullt w ih iit u l l..i , lln lo
lilyd thit i/lm ut Ilit aittit an mIthe
witlltl'd. ~rlh cFtlrcllh r Wilcq %Y ll,, Ht, ft. d..lht, th,
wmP t m mt'il Iit h1 i ii, e. in tiiti n lie l nilm ll, lit In
neknowhedge'd by o.\'.ry enlleld ans rtght
pit 't~v.
thiking .ina ; I uIt, a,. t; Mr, ll , 1.)1y right, t
Il,,]l'"""h "i,.¢ |]inl, nic -t·R r rl rrlnnl tl t ,liflr r p :~·
Illirtt il I a·. ·T~·tcy~lt ilS tc ''n~~~'~ lr
Ill .r I hrHtntt thIrtl, w lhtlotti tI, I li hla hill'i
Iteitli~lint il.) I l t(V~~l~H rrii1l 11(
ltir,r l ,n , was , o ly l, b ol. ritin, t rlr h rl ow1. -I,
Ihe,'ln, enh I llllib l l' ll, l ne ri i h iet I li MttIt'll
hn rlo t "nl ItItmjtihi rlit I trtlht hi ulV anti itt l t
IltV ti iii t eli t'l, tt il t tliihi ' llln i.'iil
"The Conuntlltoot ,.I Ho-.luthonn rep, r'ld a
wri'im of[ reso.luionhms whh'h chins Iul~l. th1,
will fr the' t 1.nding n't Ila luit.t prilllt Int i'nrtl
'I'i·'lti n lr . kAln la d -Ii y nIn i llh'i[ ; bMtt u
iitlitn oi f i tlit i gr'it a fat Itnis tii t.t II, it, otof
th rtunIl~lrnlling Ih.rds. laplortrld.I if notl hist~i
anteld, hy thn partry in p!..ando-ni of' the go"v
l nlelltllll[, tld In Ljllleml the, 1.[t].p !ldoul.
wrong and hfll it up to un-!iiel' lIxtcl
thosulpl.ort. ofl scdh~lers to Ib, ui.d in oqppr*('m
ing. ei'Jizenl.. o t he' N, lih.
D1)hHlare thllt. the pro,.,nt Admhintii rat iu's
witllihlrnwdl olf ltroupw fromil th[l* Hnthl. nold its
ieoaunthin of[ hnforlfer,,nen with thu inte.rnni
thl iir ¢ loli. pi'!,,d,,ts of" the Rl pb'llhflien
party..
lh.ielllrmsthlm lrincip!,,< .,t1 ft.rth inl their
pilat for nil d-pled inl 1.474 amiid n11o imi'ni..led
tOlplol.! a1 ll suhiies; airraignlt-! hel Ho.
pubhlpilin lnrl,. fori neii. a'lntinlto"l. I'-np- ort). i'ion
lthe H"ti!.a,.; phIg.1.' their inumiiilOrs to( r.form~~l,
unld|asp lroofl of' theirtl devtonhi 1th!il. worlk
they lp liin, toi thli! fruiii! ef till illil.trhioi.
] ) lerlmltl|hit thio iivll servi,, o)f thl i nlt.o
hatl honn~l ilurlilld, anidl eno rnyiiii andll prlilllen,,
nii ent. ion i n t he fi o t t'llIhilt. offTiindi'. nai ns'l !t.
t,]l Ilaw, defaulllt,,sin. publilh funids, emil .zz,!iil
an11irt trioulluril'rn, lprlllliiat.!. heard o~f tl'i.
ti.*l., Flwild ling. emliiritllr',.l. lnd th]io!.e whio
halve dhebanihed thle hleithdiv., noiniilyl) nld
Aflteri thi roelling. all a~doptioh il th" !,ra 'i.
thuii, lira follo w ing! th.ck+, was~ I t in inonl
naiol ~n: Foir MNl.iclthlry of t'Hilae, Alleni (.
liahvth; Contrll.iIhr. Frl.r!.,ichk 1 . O lent,l:t; StalitJ
Trannu~lrer. Augutuixtip Shollker;li~ .Llate o In
gt'iner. Hi aioi'lh Mo)ymour, .Ir.. anid iftt',r !,hi
apintmeillliint oif al .lta. (Comittliiel thli, nol
venlt~hion uljourneidlt~l niin dir,.
WA It NOTES.
PROGRENM OF T1111 WAR IN ASIA.
A Battle Wednesday in TWhlrl Rothl
lde' Claim a Victory.
lONttiN, Ot0. 4. A tAi'gram per Itetter
froml ( "on4'll l.: tinople ) yl.\s' t.llat tt)'here Iare un)
oilhl inll rl'+ rtlils in ci 'cuii tiotn 1!r thn, ,,l ,,4 lthat
the 'l'n1111)4 I h ') d,11'.f,,;t ,dI the a11' ily of' thl
G(rand 1)uk' Mlhitil ii in. ha 1 ,wti' Ii .,t w n Art
Iand Knm4, in which two R)L um4)ini generals
were k i,,.
ltn li, tfhlther hand a Mp)cial to Itih N,,e
fanlt, lt g rattllltt W ha g ive, n lltgng Ihe.m htilt of
Wdttng y'M liuihtt : ir il'h ritta l( wait. 'hnadeh itk
,llthe morllf' i ir, anld wiast, ag ltltti a.tlnit upto
the wholel of Mu ilhktucir .1 1ha') line. (Gn.
Itelikoftx had ilrntedinto o'tnninllir, buti
acted under orders of the (+raid Duke.
The key of Mukhtahr P'ashula'4 psition was
assaulted flrm thirey sitvs and l taken, and the
iattalhan defending it was uttorly annihil
atgitl, ) it i t hhe su hs e ini effort of the lT urk
io l)wa'rdI it livtptture were riepult e .' . The fur
Anh progress of r he in was unttpok nt ted. t
ant, but thil., succl',, has given theme hope of
cutting Mukhtar of4.- from Kars. Tihe Turk
th eeot lfo their id.efiat by attrlhuting it to
bling mi1hit by their sples, who had led
thlm to 1 explet to ho attackel on their flnks.
The Russian loss is estimated at 1500 killed
and woundti; they blvouacked in the cap
on Thursday is ·oensideerdt c ertall it in.
PLEVNA.
Anoher Attack Anttle Eicipated.
LONDON, Oct. 4.-A Sistova dispatch, iatov
aednes t hevki .Ia's that tOhe latly rtnin s,
having py enush fr their furth prall close tarmy.
thi has econd (roitza tredoubt, a attack is ex
pecteid within three days.
ntre of amuneption are goinoreementnt.
LONDON, Oct. 4.-A It istchlero tphe that two
brigades of reillome, ays tllat sPrin fo' iki fi
cavalry ihave been sent west bythat the eRunssians
to ith rof t fresh coluri ns whipopu h, i ib re
ported, have already started from Orchanie.
A ehtsive Battle Expectery.
LONDON, Oct. 4.--A dispatch from C.stova
says that Chevki attle a haas heen lately rein
forced by men from the Schipka pass army,
and hs commencd nd a forward driovemen ount. A
decisive fight, with Osman Pasha's co-opera
tion, is expected shortly. Pritdigious quan
tities of ammunition are going to the front.
The Montenegrlans Throulgh.
VIE , Oct. 4-A dispatch to the Tagblatt,
dated Cetjinge, says that Prince ikisiki has
written to) the Czar that the Montenegrin
campaign isendeil, now that the emancipa
tion of the Montenegrin population has been
accomplished.
Moukhter Claims a Victory.
Lo.Do., Oct. 5.-A dispatch from Con
stantinople says that Moulhtar Pasha tele
graphs that the battle at Gauilee lasted thir
teen hours, and that the Ruszian positions
were stormed and the emy driven out and
d0sead to Aa i o h tahe Rdieans left
Fighting nriilli Kaiatrlw A Wa r iipfm1d yvo
tor tlvy. Thtlal'.d.y.
PPFt.llenee at. Tirnlova.
lill RiNo+, (lt,. 4. A Iluchr.rPitr ilinDpnlcihl o
l.ht, ,NHu ilrrrl Hii\VI tihrt tlhc' r,'Prrii mli riuInd
T'lirirov ir" il y vi ig i tvphi|lr o fev,,r at tilii rate
ot flft y ipr lltiji.
Nasl tl ion of the DnunlBe.
LTrNuO. lth. 4. % disln atcr'h flrim Vi'illnr,
iir th ii Nrhn tit i tonr thai, IHut iia hfn ar+.ni. a
i ipr irrit~iion lti lnriri lii iiiriiitiin uT liii ianiiii
li rbtrict ionh, prvldrvi tlat, Ith. IIuitral
rlirWl'ii will giurn niitrr' thirr rlr"uig of t.ilr. IvIr
io TiII'rkilh wir"r vi ,ln dn'lln g tie iiitlnr
lReeoniqrlera Iilunsi.
IIP+,OI.I dl'roC (1 Jt 11 11~9 1(1) J~t'i . ll I·[/.
LniNiiON. I lt. 4. A tde..i'ginii it thlii, NeVriir
save¢ lnt hel |,Irto 1' ha. I reconsi+.dor'l !lh, r'e
thll I) hn i' hrl~ i bun ir lt wml itirud II.l -
anl , aiil io Iiitn(tr'lin| tor allow It o tm h rPiglhlt
nor.iilnir
Tie Tiurks Fnll fllak.
IlnNiiii, h.t A i%. l dirlrimtrh !frnrrm hlrnia
tIt ai yi tha. lltl m T il.lr if l Irurk firrirm I( la
lritclh i, l !p I IhI' aIltu 'ollrmn oli thii ll ltIniilm .
Uanhbilrrdimng lRiustleumik.
li 1NiN lit.. I4. A liImritieh firm'im lhirua
' ht I iro trhnt lr rll 'iv h lirlt in dioi it, rif trirut,
Phnlk helll n D'nlllnll numnionev.t lld tha!, tllhe i)nw ll iFs
rIuuriv di t n,-Ir iii' il. ull tll .h tie t r ortl r l'ruw i lln
-... - - .. .
MEErNll I OIN &l IIAI O Ill MlAfJINA1Ei.s
nateq to ble RnIled I nll d P1olin1 of Frr'Ielutq
II (I'Oc I I ll lll'.
Ni w ',in O tli rt. 4. Thl, ririglht. Igrnit nniril
mlln q usl1 ,,llfn Ill,, the r(1 Tr'un li n,, nm!e+tat,
ri:atl nr lr'· l-'hii nltum Itl, iiiii W tir, n u. r't l t
H :11i iirlmik tunrilhit mt. thrr WVrinrir Hiritl.
1Ar ilig thllli phrluuirt , wn Now-ll, f uItth
lRIkmi N iliri',; K ihiig motnl <lil"ril. ut thur IlaIlti
rulnll' I )hh i; l aovi,'lt,, ru t l' T roldi lr arl
WVnhiah: Jiittr1r, of lur Nrw YXril litarl;
N l\u·rar. ifr lihi I lia iia l.,liin rlnl (olithiri ;
llhc nit li riii, ft , th ,ri ; W , II. l ,rry. of tIi
( unlnnri H r iihi ,rn llr iul tI". I hoiight" h Ill, if tih'
(hi'rat, WVt.'irn Iilr,,niI.
Thi omumtinug wa~,u fi'tcly ri.rati . l It it
wl'i i rtand t iht !lr ll li" thmoi p1r,1
nut. lvireria ininitg rrigt i rati oni 1 iril
nut lnfillir ii~, lnn lmifll tun . t l'r ix' r m. m itiii rlllliUIi
mntisuhetry tro all linm. I, alls fav<.rml+
thin rnt iinii,' iin'i of liih prmiiarirt treoih, nt
poirliing inn W~'Vrauiir hrirrlrr, nunl tor ext'iilld ithi'
Mun, iii ii' lu l Wrunr ni lhirrlni frrigrhl.
n ril ig in y r l ni , lll I' aIiir n r'rret,. tthmiv ul1
jiriliin I iin il i tn-i Irrirrw rv r nir ilnIrig, at. niuiri'
I Pr l.
A uuir'it ri an , ai hr r i if P iri lh+iiiil l ,rn i
rlirn, l rt.r wlirmii wxir, WV. II. Vmmnluhi trill.
rf tin Nrw Y',rk rim ,I ri rl . tl. irirltt, rrr thi
hiiliirnnniriiia I(irt iii. rioirti irf iWin unit
timirir~ ~lt if l thri 'll iri' nun .hvf ,,rir l'trh, *lii
Irlg ir',,rritt rtf linii u t r irirr'l iohi, Irlf rrigh,
ilririt., thi i uiluo' ig rilin lljiiliiiil till lo-FFlnf
Anothler Ralilroad Horror.
Naw iiuir, lit. 4. A (ilni 'at h junt r ,
,iva, hi t i hin i ,ntriiliu l roli, I tro lin Iir liI ,
thnmt I h" -xpr,,m ltlra . in l++d lll,.. (h Orarol ( '+,
iira lu'iirt ili thin i'it, l , i1i i p. iii, ii ini th,
Ni ruth rivir, n- 1. Vi'l' , o. I h, i' p int iii ii irf
thi thiri-lirflh prlii'il , uirt l nu corpr oIr ri -
Hi'irv,4 hiv, a ii li t, h IIPiIIn oi t~h' iim'
'roirit, Pl'nrt, ic'ulalrir will II , givi, ai 14 in 1,14
r'ii roi l.
LnArir, I- Tiu iiflhkidr nt. li th, Irinl ('ontral
)ipm t miy.,h tha l, ithiii, iran lirrirlon ino llivhrint rif
a ni'hi1 u riut iii.'; lrhtl ii t rh, rlalh ' irf l, lheix
pr I t l loin i uli',rri u i rii ri t Ill, 1 p. iii. w ari
riiumnil ly Ilini H p. iii. ittwarini hlnun frinigliht
irain rninhirig nil tlhn tiark rrnil Ili ,kilnri |hli
Nii un-i. tiny i.uy. Iini lo',n injure, nnM
IhIy ,xpirt Iho nxpri'uo, i i'+,rI hoti liii I n..
ii. Thliii'e grlinet unit. i'xriilin',t lrr'vnl,. how
viI", i nti hriir ii' lo iflr at'i'-lii It, hroirg thlir
il 'li.D, nntl viini ily. T'rirIr in xlhty i lin
'uinlli', by lihi i'ftt ihat, owirig l, ttrr rtrm
thu tilgI riph wi l, Iari.t'o mill iii wn liii Ir i
ilnliiirn .II tri' rurnhielrr.
Tlne (loriia Mate unann In New York.
Niaw YOinK. (Olt. 4.. I'ori Iirin thu rihuoniniu
,r A..1. ,Jllliinrrni wilin lhliiliiginld mnii yr'rrt4'lriy
liv iho friuinrl miii rillinir'irn ut tim ul l 'iii
gi. a iita.'rniiii, Alex. II. Mtniphinn. Altrhouih
rniniirr liii Ii a piifn il dI , 'grii by lihi, iiiiiwly
whihh hun irfllithni hlim fiof yieruri. thu nitriringt h
irf a brillianr, il Id, l'l th, liuturhimph if a
glrat, mill linvi fr tIili turn' lirluipt irvi'riunii-in
ti'i' l d ,i+lnin ,, uir'. hiii auri'r'ilr i, ruin u.I+Iuir
iui.il irt.irii in nia h if a mturn ii frill lnhrrilh.
Morton.
lRl irtt oNnI, il.. (li t. 1 1 enl).rl r Mortlni 's
u .s' nt. Irliian 1.l, i-4 is Ib inh re,,a.iri d, t r.
piurtll ll y i'i rt'll!( vilt htit. will bic taiktr
trniitcr M'l)ionald'i A) omViit lt pair j lll
with Morton is tIhe tubhj1t of muIlc1h tlil"sus
5an by lcal poloiliicians.
Morton,' re,,iivs till-i nibnot, datily frorrm
l pitiilut, gtnitin iuof bltll parltits flr.n
viatious pairts of t ii couintry.
(il. .ihn A. liridlgIarrn', C(onsul at Ilavre,
Fr'anei, itim horne 1) visit hin. llis contll
lion is slightly imlprovtd.
Cclebrlatln Ihe Rattle of Cermnntown.
P'll,.AiErhllIA, (Oct. 4. - Notwlthsta.tding
the t.hrelatningl wlathter a large nullmber of
eoi le tarrti% dat,, ( lGermanitown this Hmorning
fir the muuryto of celelirating the hiundredth
anniverary )o te battle of G(erlmantown.
hlultes were fired and hells rung, and there
was grnllld pill, ral of military, civic, secret
and othter orgun ziit ions.
After thie para'l( a mrneting was held in the
Town Hall, presiided over by Washington
l'ietorlius, the oldest inhabitant, at which
atlddresses were nllllt.
Thi day closed with further firing of sa
lutes and anil 'ntletirtainment b)y various or
ganizatitons.
Arciddent on the Baltimore and Ohio
Itnllroad.
P'ITT.Itsntii(, ()Ot. 4.-The biody of a man
was found on thI' track of' the lialtimore and
Olhio rnaiondl, one mile this side of McKees
port, all tut to pieces. It is i not known what
train ran over him; he lived in the neighbor
hood.
Nknirde.
PITTsrI:nRi, O()ct. 4.-IHenry Kulle. aged 50
yea'rs, cut it va in ill his lft arll thlis morning,
from which he dlit in a short tirme; he
thouligh he was Ita burdein t every person and
it is suppose.I he took his own life.
Fire.
NEW YORK, Oct. 4.-The American Express
building, No. 61 Hudson street, was daluaged
by fire to-night to the extent of $10,000.
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WEATHER PRO AIAILITIES.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 5, 1 a. m.---Indications for
South Atlantic and Eust Gulf States clear or
partly cloudy weather, with north windis,
stationary teuiperature and rising barometer,
possibly followed in the first district by fall
ing barometer.
For the West Gulf States colder, clear or
partly cloudy weather rnortherly winds and
rising barometer, followed by warm, light,
variable winds and stationary or lower pres
sure.
Go to the old D'Arcy iat store, corner of Canal
and Chartres streets. and purchase one of those
helmet bat-, the la est and rubblest style. Our
frlend id nerah will see that you are properly
salted.
SAM t l,. ýlfiil Iý ý 4 -
T'EMPESTUIIS IM 'rl S.
ANIOTAH1ER NTORI VI.ITO THE IAOWER
COAa'r, IPFL,'rEIN47 PI;tTIIHE
IIAMl GE AND DImANTER.
A Pierce Iale at tihe Pasars and a wRll
Water Overflow on the Coast.
Your reporter in a former ar!tsln, published in
the DIeocrM T of Heptember 2,, endeavored to
give an sppr,xilmate estimate of the extent or the
damage ilfl oted nons thle cane and rice crops of
the lower c ,tet by the heavy gale of September
18h and 19th. It was then supposed that the
rice crop had stRffred severely, while the hijury
done the cane was trivial, if amounting to any
thing.
A,'opting an Invi'tatt n from Capt. O'Pry, the
courteous commander of the Jsabl, your re
porter left the oity on his brat ou Friday and
tray.vltd thbr ugh tho greater part of the sugar
region below Ibh, eiy. Hie spn,-t several days in
that part of the con ,tr ; sond in tlding rver, or
by. many cane fiells saw that all anie which haid
been prostrated by hll stRrmr had risen high
enougli to pr vent loss by rot or sprouting, while
the crop was everywh. re gro,vilig finely. 'lhi
largest estimate of the damage infllliot , mta!u
by a pla,ter, was a loss of live pr cent, whil
many of the planters expressnd them4elves to
the effect that not the I ast ijury ha.l been suea
taintd.
Tile damage done to the rie crop by the first
storm It pr bab)y greater tlhan was supposed, as
thre vi, hi fr -m rino en'. after this storm hall fallen.
olT greatly from what it was before. In omrm
fieldi rice wh ac hab. b en yietlding ftienon hirrei
to the acre of p ,rioIrs out prevtlus to the gale,
gave less thun ten hbrrels ef'erward. Nilmbers
f similar li titlaces of troprtlionate reuinotiot
in the yi,-lil ,11 l bte inlt d.
In the b snl If I sperll of weather which sino
eerled thie blow of $p'. 19, a oidi,lerables pro
portion of the rice crop hrad be.on gathered friomr
tihe I.o, fl, but theire w i, till a I irge artln ,ut left
sairdlinlg lren , or in stacks, tip to last Monda;.
hii it has frnt! since then thie planters themn
selves carl sttie more rxactly, iunt yolur reporter
can form sornre ilsea of the iarqlagi s it f-It.
On H,411uay nornll ga st-'i ente-n rltheast gale
r.t ill, btil. lidI away to a modlerate breeze by
Rilnghtl). O)i MVlloinila it o0 mmeione,. t, bl-w
v ry ha' d ag or nttil by i vening then wtind gott to
be a itiernlr gale. witll wasr iarinlnarly rvore
alonrig iti 4 cet for nhleitt six y mo lrns aibov- the
tlihll of t)lu riv--r. I'nisn torir, which fairly
o mrunrrneodt) Vli iday at, daytight, blew untiil
late l'lite-Ro right, when it backtiil no to ih.
north, anld. it it sta'erl by reOatl-rit juet above
the forts, that she blow was Iluyiv or Itiat thlat
whirh oIw.,r lrr two, woRekr agtl. All thei trow).at
and pilot. Il-4t+i with ti. shipping arund the
pass, a we r.e ol.ll , tl o I.o In l batr brir Monl
lay. It ii r' i rr -id irt grn I at'bornty th.Ia, oni
stlhioonr l-I tiho passes could not work in and
was wrti k J.
Btaltre the storm hall reached its highoJts p-oint
tie rdhl'a !tripi ai.,n4 tbh- ir.eves sar-I on b rth
sides of rthe riv r were rirltl] 1.t.ly sunbmelrgetl by
thin wat re of hI, golf. I the hl i ghth of th,) Itale
sult water o mtritnirerro dI nolorR-aling on the east
hatnk of tIth rivrer air ,e F ,rt t.. P'Milip, ald noll
tinuneI to risen nr-l it r aoled a con;llerable
dlepth at the river Ioven jilst oipposite Uinra. HIt
tloment. Thi east b)atrlk Iof tie river frr twilyen
nliles ablivr thIe fortts was almno-st ntlirely sl b
mnerged by tl. storm tide of the gulf. Fifteen
miles above tihe forts ,ea water came up to, wit h
in flive aoes of lth- rivir, anrid your report. r was
int rmell that j,tlt b low I'oinl.--a- a-Fliohe,
eovi nly miles ab-,v- thie m,n-rth of the river, the
gulf water was ',rivent over Ihlio cane fltlds of I -
hielllra ptlllartat)on, ndl at Poolnte-a-lea-ll.sche into
the yard of th-i Eripi.io rio mitll.
Capt lJIrs-'t, Who was able only to run one of
his mail astamnrs below during this storm, and
wit t ran thr itrh the lower mal rouI te during thel
h' aviest part of the oiher blow,, slates that lit
last. g ie we s ll(uch nm -re severe artol mire disas
tr,,ll inl ts eTltei, than was the first,. no fair rui
loss oif iunlman life has been repo)rted. tinw,,iver,
the overfl 'w played soil havoc with ihoairnd of
rabbits :od o her sm ill gam-i wlich were kilied
or found drowner, and off red for sale in largo
qnlantiles to the v sasels arnd pa kets below by
ingYrtKi who hral thbur tt it mus.b tic an ill wind
that blows un,-i.ly goodtl.
The, o two st..rlIs hlve completely imp wver
Ished siame (,f he farmers inl the uettlimennts
ab ri, the f Irts. cauried an irreparable loss to
many othl rs, andl counldrably (ilnirieshed the
rice crolp of tile -tate.
l'h, crle wae nltowh re injured Iby the recen
gale, excpi ,, Boiirmi ,i pliptatio', who.ie filles
lery, pirts ly II ,iII ,i ot smtal watier. Oily two
ofr ihr, th ,arr iiat on n, the liner c.tRast weie sit
lreiln n that. rectiol oveir which lswept the
It, avrl s- partl, I til it t s' rin.
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TII.E CI Y AUINISNTRt TION VA. 4.
/.li"hr ti,'mmral - Urider thn hero ling of "'Th,
MIye'r irnd (lnt of Our i orresp ,itdl'nt.w," yomr
diti n ol ti Is ( It br 4t inolnir g Bays that
his h nor "t.., Mayor oli several of our ithy
ailrnisuHtlll!or's" r itl my (clnm limunltic ti "Is
it IIH -l.t" an I w.knowl,"erdl thot it ha aitisned
thlrenl supHi' . 'j TIay i:rot.enil thll' not only do t
Ilny (,r5' lllllrlnieU,;tltln contlil ni satpprhonsl ,n,
but. Isi urns incurR' t IIis. I deny olt.hor that
I amt Illter any I.I-at pproehtnsion or that there'
is lany gl )ss iniiL.'curri'y In any 'statemtent made
by .te.
I assortelt and gairn tsert, tt tnna of thou
Isands of dii irii of taxis of 1t97. with intr r'st.
nt I 'ost. hart' hie" n patil in aish sinct thot first
of tihe yea.r, nnrd |hit, thit salaries of ernployist
fIr 1871; rorunaLn unpalid and l lht their wsri sills i
at about. thity-tthroe enrts. For the truth of
this I otii t_ lon of prit'e I refer thorn to the I)vEM
O(IRATtr's I tnciteia ,lllunrl. And If even ttie pay
rolls of J.1i7,, 19., are vet paid,. when wert, t.hy y
pDid ? In this .onnietion 'they ask themselve.:a
whethir 'hboo re-pnr nllot. is aware that sr m 1
I among themsetlves are ai.o tlnp;oyes of the
I ity," etc.
I am. and ws., thoroughly aware of the fIt-t..
tlbut aill entirlyv ti, sine the slightest lor' ing it
has In tht. nilltr'rversi or how it makeRs rl;e tis
ilppr"tt!insivit or intwiurate, n my assertion.
I s.irted that thnt. ptlimo wern ,'rig -'git at
thir low rat' of wa .1s with the ,tdtdsttaidin'.(
that they wou it he pal I Iln casll.
To this reply is mrade to the effTetrthatithe
,'ity madll nIo 1sth prtnliispc. it,'.
'iis -i not ii sit i-fl'" ory resonose. The tIo
lit r wa r first Iogag 't ty I.th' hoard ulnderr thll
etIte. hub *quently thy Were tturned over ito
the eit,, anld it. always was the Ilrln'.lstndii;d l,
not only by otillers anld m"nl. but lby the putl.
alt large,. inl ~im'in.tintel on by the pressn, t that
atl t ,t' re.du . d rat the mrei would ttl paid rash,
and I wanlt tromlnl tvid ier to show that this is
a' inC.law ratr nti terit' ti..
TI Ti .la or' . In AtImilnistate's next make; he
tfn:ltow.ng et item nr: ''As t tthe selling of ,'ity
sirip ol luv kind on the i 'rtet at 33 cents."this
is altl,, "'lt 1 i an it:a 'iuraie., for the riltl issttes
I,(. s'rip at t. .I 'an b ing time honor ble t ity
Adninitst r it ,rs a htia r I fuil ot city s, ip if they
will n ty nm' i40" lo ts it , th*" dollar eash for it.
What meanls the law of the last Legi lature
making axes of 1875 ainu l ack years layabhle a
porTin of them in city scrip? 5hat thei
printed t.bleau prepared by theriff Handy for
the bh n".flt of taxiayrrs shotwing them that
so.le per cent of '74 tx-es and 63.5s of '75 taxes
witll iltcrrtst prlntilg and cler s' cost- are paY
atile respectiv,ly in scrip of 1874 and 1875? and
what the d ily q.,ota io' s in the DL)EocRAT's
financial column of city scrip of 1874-5-6?
'They deny that the $250,.s0O of bonds recently I
funded hby the "gintleman just from Europe"
were dralinage her es. I said that they were
mainly,. or a o' tetm, of that series. and I h
I eve 'tlrl that I all correct. I know the con
neci',n ' f thi gentleman from Europe with the
sub ogatt"d trans~e ee of the drainiage swindle,
and I wuld hIra to know when nd where any
court th.tt the taxpyer- of Orleans or a city
a iministrat on el, c ed try them, rhouid respect.
decla ed these or any other bonds legal. I, the
present admin .tr:,tion art- going to rest qui-t
ly uniler dei ions giv n out of eOturts pr'sided
over respeetive'y by H. C. Dibble, Jacob Ha v
.kins and John . Lndeli, they are very far
f rom repre-enting the people who elected th, m
to office. Those courts were organized to give
the form of egal sasticon to steals petr,.ted
.8 a d armothl's and 6edoame
~b~n~t~D~ ~rp4 !
aInni'ry nIeIIt h I l"' i'tl n )," thl ' rlrtr. 'F'ht
' -ty al n.l i t .... a .......t ' o ia kno..w that if i . rrport
if lrit n(r'' ljt bilih , i " '''itut is ii.ir1ly V 'rv .wirt
for-t'I was Ioni .j ln trii' ,d ii Inior,,ii rit, niif
th t1 | rt", l ye|.t t crn, tIlh'h IIr t l yw.o r ll h f i ,lt'nt.
tfit I trianipsn too trinih p'ii your vaiuaiiii
'IhI h nmr m rnl, oif thi oity airlminlittrn i,,
I'I t'n my fi-rt ' ltrlnrrirr ' i ''i hi tiri inI nlv hen.
ni iyniioM of tfh ipa-un iinili by ini.
I c·h'rar.' lt'lt thi, nrn .'v i l' Iftli' .n pnv,r ;n~,u
to piiv premiirmn in iinininti' nil frinil. v hitl
thli nuuu' n i r oithur frthful ''ivu'iitp of thr *i y
ti I i '''rl t nllll rF rnl illlllt,~' iri lili Itoii l ji thlt
best th ry (nun got for it.
'I hii i nIot , i iprovrl, nor 'in It hi , long ..s
th , iirniniaitr'tilorn tiltly rio'kuP'z, ir viidIh
vWiry onrrlrniy ol",I.' ttll, inillr t li'ly' orii of
Vi irrnt h Hi ii)iu llg'f' ugaii iiit, ilie ti Ciayis) of
In rig nril to thu u"iinii cinimiiii toI hn pRitl
for thr Ni,'holl o '. th.int whi f, r t n four
runthsit on Jirnu'tii, lio'iriii'i, Mu rih onuf
pri', for whill , .Uli'nr tuii op'pr inn.i ni'it.of
thlt' h in g't for ,' llio ', xpIluiin s-- Favrtul s 'iiiwuii
(in, 'ml vl r n n h . lr wl all . , l o ,l ,m inrr sin thatfl.in
fori f,i' .ncii /r ,~i;i ,,t.Ir nithir p.,li, ri ll of iht' Itp lirur'
d Ihp r'lr' pos! t'111tl! on too llto (!1.u111l s1 tl .lsid" 1'i!' if
i, /l. t.hi, /. Hi ( rn ito l!.
A' for i Ie ' . i . . nl y, lrly f rthi ll r .'k stort. w.ly
l. ,f t to it? Why i,t . ..n p ainfilT initrin t
t'iittll Ii horI ) wili. I' in It'Ii'p'k i -w f'r inyir
n/il iml/froi p. oriiil iink thorn ii i suri'rg? Wi
Itn u-il hon 'irt h.'rt' now. Wtivy not. inik' tii'r
.II in i nhf ll.lf of tll p. o. rI' . ,l l ini'h t th|l ir' rlb
hmrv. fhr ,ugh hnd' nirdl ol'i'r w-i#o'
I"-p; thily--- -
DOMER TIC I t RlmE'r.
Nivw YoK. Oc, (. 4.- Wheat, 01tiot aid inoni
litl; C(hii'tugo $1 32. Milwanl,' $I $13, wint-r
4I4 I,'r I r5o . ('ornl qiliet, 'tlfiuly nlid strong;l
No. 2 57'i+54. Out.; ul-t. (rop4 linr
15,714. whent It.71, l'Eirnf9.919, andi.43.0,
tr n i nI 123 1hhli nit 715 1 U;ng, rye 314t1,
hIrihy :17157, Inrd 539t. whi.kv 41;1.
N Iw Yi Y t,. t. ( l. (, 2'l. t'rFmiih ronten
(:rltr'NNATi lOt. 4. (itgs active arnd flrrn;
,oniumtn $1 St50( In; ,hiir to goud light $.5 20
rtr 45; |A'r to goofd ,tm king "5 25't5 54r; niet
lhtitbher' $. q5 ri 5 (iN. Ultes fhlil and heavy
nixodi 254627; white 2(i5,1(0. Iltyv quint; good
to good -ntim , 5"at;4 1S 4 1l miuhel. lat'+lv
iioih'rat deiimaed; spr3ing ultt, n'55607 1i4 t1
iuinlity. I'"rk lirn anl light.; oIffrinrgs at
114 23.11 I 50 tii hi.thl. ,Lard quiet; prlnto
winteir 4tistin ' aind eitl urront,e mtke 8;/ 1,9 441
It. JlIk i1,()1 rnih d+,muid and l1trt offor
inogs; shouldlerl 7 .. Whinkey lI 00; smtloes
1:14. lii,.
(!nti .\no. (lit.. 4. 9:40 1. im. W Vheat, Oitoihor
$1 06',6l (H1' . (Sire (h-totii'r 42%O 42'/4, No
vm'rhlr 12' ~'.442' ,. P',rk Januiirvy $12 921 i.
I(iAsriition , (lit. 4. F'rlir dull' roie'ilpit
25:14; 4ihi pmnts.1 44, ; sitlus rl0,) WhS dtt. J11i,t
i ilI stlrndIv ; rt-'-litlts 3519.(10(; sliprmrent 44.r,,11;
s1 lts t 1,t 1 ,t1; NnI. 2 atth $1 41. (I to<iier $1 41,
Novo ,'b r $I 31- hid. (',,rn ltld" rD,'l sHtrfly;
receipt.1. 27,11111; shiprnint ., :A.1(11; Ral1s 25,0tYl;
,aish anod I ht .r 5; Nvmblrtr 59a'g,4 f (ath
flrmfr; mixtedl 3I'.31; white 351437. Whisnky
di1ll. *i 12. 0,17iff 1e qui't.: ,argo lS 1 4';rl( ;
oi Il,,s orrdinary t, ,tuion 17,1t24 (gold) (fl
dayes. 1'roviions firm; hulk shbondtlrs 9'(4
i i,,; te' pork $tl4 75. ltrd ilr a refi l d 1';i
FOREIIGN M WARI(ET4.
lIov 1ov1. (lt.. 4. 11 t.. n. -3-Ci(imnls for minltey
n dil 14 1 ' lllt .
FlHour n mtchti a gd, 214 4111 . W heat dtpress.ne
tn(.rgii'1s 1f (lhiniago, ilTl til' coiiat, at ynster
da.y'4 i05idi prhi'in, 55 5l ; do (fCalifornlIa unn
c'llhtngel at (;2A, iargorin off Chiciago tUo arrive
Is1 IwI lower. 0t, r11s; do (Califoirnilirn uinchangid
att. 5t81s I":' ll s; a ]rrivalI light. (4or'n dull and
nlhltni·ngt'l; lt,rgir,' soff thle (bcislt 29le' ca.rgKcne
t.o ,rrlvi' 245524 il. Cirg'e. of Mliur unit
wIhtu.t, on IpiuasstIg 11.700.(i00 () alllrter+. (Corl
3:rt1 ,ett'r 1,t 2.-I 31 ; -'argi ts on pass.,4'14 41;,
II00. I f(ins ItIn trtiiged.
IfoNI 1oN, (Oct. 4, Ntin. - (mieol 9t5'/; Ericl
117.. 'T'he dirlectors of tIh Hank fof enRglhnd
tivve fi-vil the uinitrumn rate at 1 per cent.
2 p. in. (:Consol uIn'changnd.. Elie 1';
s..tnr(t rat, :;';, which 14 '; holow bank.
iWh11,at. (IIT ii t. 1 l4t1Imli; tI artriv , dull.
Corn( )IT ,'oast 4 ly ; ( arrive, qlulat.
,vollv 'tt' s,, Oct.. 4. 5 pI, in. Flomr un
chi.ngd .l,, Wheat, uncha)ngid; spring i it
P'ARis, (lit. 4 2 p. in. tientl- ' 1114r C.i.
:1::.1 p. ti. lthAnto 1 4r0 4 H2%'c. ISpe,',i dc
crea;', . 1(, 45,:4000 francs.
THE (;OTTON CROP.
liirevnport 'imta. I
There is some little dliffereneo of opin.
ion in rogalrd to the relative proportion
(,f tih cotton crop m lde on thoe bottom,
mnlddloel and top of the stalk, or weed.
'['he subject was up for dilscunslon in the
l'exchanget arnd sme of the membher
crorltenirlelI that t.l lottorn crop was
7fimr.eighths ori t ho whole, the middle
(crop thr'o 1-eigIhths, anid the torp crop
one-reighth, while rit hers contendedrl ll that,
the t'ititornl Wlta novel.-lsix'enrth, the
middle thre-eilghthti, and the top
three-sixteent h. Will omIn Intelligent
planter furnleh'ua hid views on the suit,
jict Imltt'r. Tthesle proportlont once
correctly api'rolxmrntedl, the damage to
a crop can be easily and more correctly
esti mated.
NO DEMItNI FOR THE FOUR PER
CENTM.
Ci ni 1innat.i FnquIrer.I
WAHIIorrT(oN. Hert. 21. --AnlsItho'r vhdteonr ofi
the failure of, thi, now four poIr clntla I, not,
withlWntani ng ltHhrman'an aIniliilioncimrnrtt in
the in!,rviiw with him-nelf to the contrary. i4
tun dis'-harge to-d iv of rwcnt"ty lat, printers
from Ithe lIurnau of Engraving arid P'rinting of
thi' Trea It Ir- Dlpartrtmnt, who wire plt at. work
oi thosO anl.+ds in Julln lnt., in antietpation thatL
the pI,,-lo would try for threm. Theret bt-ing no
rlnniiand by thi synrdi'atfle and tffiniftrlltt Rtoilk on
hiand. t.',1 wior- of printing therem hba bten sus
pwl,,d ntril this "Ms,4t prwor . +.tn country in
the w'rhl" I ;,at l , VA.11 mor, yo.
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OU1i PRO*IPECFI4.
''l'h, Niw Yrk I-eralnd is -orning ntl enhu:ed
n, t our industlLr al arld ,'omrner I,,l prospo;tR.
It nays-: ")ur advatn1Lk,s: are .4o great that, wI,
n-II(d only t somei1what sirn[pl, r and more mod
rate tariff andl a sound curri'ncy to guI. -s, a
start ;n the road to tpro.iprlty w1hi'd wo'lId
It ;vi all Europi1 far behind, an I which ought.
iun Il'ss A n--rilan enterpris,, hias died out, to
i'Inalbli -4 in a ldozn years to command ith!
,iOtnuarlree if the world.
A Dportion rif the Ninr fi c-,,th IReiment of Hlu
:arcs mnwnui.ird ii nid nl arhleid out of 'he llurr.ggh
Camrn. Irlanld, in a body on th H ~ t11 instant. Di,
content was prriv,,Ilent among the men a' the
I urge amount of extra rluty hlt-ly t erforried.
TheIy w "re ilrsuel tid surrouIllndl I at) ut
three milo. ff by inf +ntrv picket and corstaib
ulary, when they qui tlv retmurned to o'nlpg
stati;g that th y only rirqllr'ed inquiry into the
militaiv Mriltnisi of th.lir officers. 8ev.ntv
fiv rrn were; olt under arrest and are, await
Ing trial.
The Crown ['rincriss of Germany and her im
perial husmianl a~r r.mlot anxilun that tlheir
,hldiiit i,-n. Princo William. Rh und have the
benefit of a I -ngr rsid-nce in F ngland. "th- only
ltulrntry." ,ays the inlabl, Prin.e-is, ' wh-r-' he
can learn how to .*-.ome a gintlaman." The
PrIn-ean' Prn.-niesa Wiih1,d th*ir boy to have
q narters at one of the royal pa aci. but here
dfftrlultles arose,. and the r.,tult is9 1ay the
Whithall Ri-rie,. tat the Crown Pri3ce haa
tak.n a hou-e ir the lo ging of the future Em
peror of G+-rmany.
Otner's grand opening takes place Monday.
Theholmet hba ar" now all th "go." You
"an fin I tr em in btheir utmost D. rl ,tlon at
Beinerth & Montardier'-. the famous old
D'Arey's store, corner of Canal anI Chartrte
streets.
Go to Ofner's only for nse wand choice china,
glass sad crockery.
A(1RIJlliIJRK , AND S(IIE'NtC.
rTTPT, UNIVIRPIrI'T AND ASfllllOn .
'I HAI, WATF&ES COMlIDIIERI)
IIT TIE IHOARD OP
OItPERVE.4ORn.
The Pllora* eoard Rt teady ton rtlreuae
the Preoprty After the C,lurrn Coml'
piel Them to Do no.
Acc.orling to previone annontnenment In the
DRea, oter, th-e oard of i.upervtl re of the Lofs
iioana state Itnversity and Agricnhloral anid )
chatioal (Uollt ge met yesteiday at the eezeeolI
Prior to the merting, iowever, Gov. Nileholls
trir, lNi TWO VArlANlt'IEi
I n the board by the ePpostiotent of Mr. M. &
toOoilam, of Terr, bonne, vice Gen. Bprnrow,
and, Mr. E II. Fairar, of this ol'y, vice Mr. E4.
w,,rl.. WhIen the board was railed to order bl
tlh (tverenr ti e'e was present those already
namPd, with Mr. Harris, of thi4 ofi ; Gen. lirety,
of Ascensior,; D,. Wtl ims, rf Faet Blatol
rlnrge; antl the Hlon. Mr. Lusber, 8tlperlat
tendnt of Punblio Etdnoation-- te less than ai
{Th1,tial quorum.
To cisl ig Ihe board to ordetr, the Governor tu
marked t.ht since the board htid held its lllt
roreting tth it jnnotion which had vlr nally tied
Its hands had been dissolved, and that the pith
ties who
RUPD O1rT TrIpc rRJlNFi TION
hbad irnfo, meld him that they iedl wvt bdrawln 6
o0 je ilnlle to a Irns,'er of pr, p, rt , ett. As t"e
the nuitter of f.ld:rna the H utltnary tnonds, he
seid that the drtoJitarl s, or toe rreaittter wh
w 0, one o' thom, bed su',m tied th - quaselon,
with th previous ,o lin of the HMartl, to the ~A.
torney (letirs.tl or an opl' i n, a.d that be, th
Q v.ernor, noderet, dl that unless the I'reaegstl
received an opinion that he hail the power to
comulv with toe direotlou of the Hoard it woeat
be ul.cesearyto
MANDAUTIS Tlft TRIEAStIIRit
and the other oun*itlle of the bnt,.a before the
could be funded.
Itegard-ln th,. meeting or thb b ard at Bates
it rnue on the let uint., ne. the Gvernor, nodef
ltoo i thtere wonul d, Ito I ,ri lom, and fO'
that r, ales he bad called the metllng here is
the ci'y. The matt, re before the b ,ard now, he
cacd, war first, the leas rg of th AgriMtOiaUl
U(tlege farm botlow the city and the couslderatlk
of te qe f rmmd ,mnd npon th-t bond eel
totdas. He did not u+htk the b amtd would be
jsitlted rlin troltocrling anly other btin-lOess athis
mniting ,. s ticon wnltl have to be coufitmed
whtn a tull q ornm wer present. Mr. Mark
aron, t.he trleatrer of the bhard w.e present,,
said. and barl iformed him teat a onslidera.
samount of movable property w,. upon the ptase
htlow, aid action should be taken upon the ma*
ter of
MOVIIRfn TnAT nOPRIITrY.
Mr. Markham was aielod in and bandid to the
secretary an inventory i f the pirot, rty referred
to,, which was reacd, .nii tlnlid di hiosehold lf1
oiture, a few l.rioultnral Implhm ate, booh4,
picluren anti a varietey of goods.
Dr. Wthhms omoved that the oommittee halfe.
in charge the lbasing of the property, make Isel
disp,|el ion of the property as they saw f1t and
stip such p rtion as wee rt quired to Dates
t nige. Carried.
lie ale , moved that Mr. 1arrar be added to the
oomnitten referred to. Oarried.
On motion the same coamittee be anborised
to receive the p operiy Ieo ted In the oltegtt
bnildinug and make such dtlpsition of thes ai
as in their discretion they saw fit.
i he qucmtion of the fee to be paid to 46
at'orney, 8. B. Kelley, who
AROIRIgD Trr INte JNOTlwIow
ca-e in the corte was diso sea d. when on Io
tion or Mr. Las..er, the fee war firx.l at 1690, the
amount invilred hvinug, as wee stated, been ov"r
Mr. Farrar presented the following, whibh wil
adopted:
Itnlr,'ed, That a committee of three be ap.
pointed to investigate the books, saeouOtl,
vouchers and finannlal maoagemetit of the la6
board of control of the Lint iano Agricutlttra
and Mechanical College from the date of that of
ganization down to date, with instrnotioue to
report at the earlest prsible mom ut.
The Governor appointed as the committee
Mensrs. Pat rar, MdOol<lam and It nutre,.
Gen. Breut offred the following, which was
adtoted:
It'RolThLd, That the rommittee be tbhorized to
aecortail whether the R ae bho ds belonging to
the late Aruonltural and echaricatl (orllese Or
to thte 8eminary food are d rsliated in naumber
Io any mr.nner, so as to I dwate their one.t.
ship. or whethler they art, b, ids payable to
hearer onli; andi If T and to be paysb a tWo earer
only, that the sai I commit'ee be rsunttoriz to
iorter Itti the , Mtte , reaorlre , and in harmony
:w.h himn, lake the nece-esry narn.nres to bhave
ith, bond, tmarmpetl acr, th. ir hee-' with the
words "Beorigi.g to the ILmi.rmna Httate Uia
verAl t and Agrlcullnral and Machanical College
and not transferable."
Mr. Lniher moved that when the board ad.
Jonri.n it be ulntil Wedned.ry, ,het 17th of Otto.
btar, and tbhat at that meeting the qu,"ston of the
organtziaton of the college be conusdered. Cvre
rced.
Adjourned.
The WIll of the late iorrge Jonas, RIg,.
On Wednesday the suoaesetni of that mes
beloved man and estimable citizen, George Joes,
wa opened before Judge Tissot. At the same
time the following will of the deceased ws 1U
tented for probate:
NMw OnLUrc s, Jane 1, 1870,
I, George Jons, be.ig mn sound mind .dl
boly, do mak- thi,, my last wi. and teatameuk I
sppo.nt my dearly beloved wife, roea+lie Jloa
my sole execu'riz of this, my laet will ad tete
ment, giving her full es zin of el my property, '
real or personal, without exa iting from her ay
seanrit for her faIthful execu'ion of the same.
The obj t, chl fly, of this instruniet Is te
sppoint my dear wife my execurrix. The iae or
th I State providing for the equal dia,rlbutio of
an estate among hildre.u carries out my wietiem
fully, as :iy children, adl goo anod siffectotle4
have n,+vr given me a moment's pain, and are allI
equally dear to me.
I oequeath to the Jewish Widowan and Orp.ba.
H ,me of this city, an usoclratoo of whioh I wee
r rmeriy the pre-,dent, the sum of ItJ0O, to be
oaid within two yearr after my death.
Eatirely writteno. dated and eiiled by me, on
the day and year bhore writ en, to wt: New Or
lean., June the first, eighteen tuodre' and
-erenty. riEO. JUN At
WoId Rsaptna.
If yon don't find toarcna whteh Is manufae
,ured with borax the best of a I laundry or fau
fly sor,up, J H. KH-llr, 110 (ravter s'reet, the in
ventor and Vat~ntaf. will Dar you double the
price you pad for it.
Have yonr money by purchasing your china
ania crockery at Otiner's.
Fathionabale oung gintlemen now wear the
h Imet hat.. all the Ftyle noN. whi,.h can be
had at t'e old D'Arey he.t store, corunjr of Canal
and Chartr-.es tr eta.
New goods at Offner's, Monday.
Mr. Winm. H. Pierson, the well known lbthiPr
has itat re ur ed f'tom an exrnd.d tour of
buaineae t-rough the N rth,an, hI a purchased
one of the most extens v*" ad .:eganrt assort
ment. of gewntlmen's furnishing govis to be
found in the reountry. Mr. Piersa a i bu4y re
eeivng 'he ab",e mentioned g odal at the old
st,n'. Wheeler & Pie' son's, No. it Cam street,
where he will be pleased to see his many
friends.
New maoia r g . 374 Canal, op
3y~uACs..390f~s*1euse

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