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V0I~XXXVI.N?- 1I,0??>.
NI.WMs.f.K, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1870.
price four cents.
THE ADVEXT OF WAR.
El-ROPf. OREATLT AGITATED.
?IX ttttatttCtg I'.l-DaUD BT 8BBVIA OB MOWTB
>.,:,,H..-K- ssia Sintis?, mi. alii; .val ?u un:
oTflCB rosmaa ? wab ??i?ks bbqi ibbs in
l"VimN". .
Europe ciLtiiiHcs greatly sgitated. Rossis i? seek?
,i?i the other Powers ia deal
ing with Turkey. Servis sad Montenegro have both
?eclated thai theywill :i(?cpt noarmlstiee. Dis
msteontinaes in taaacialeirelesin Enrope, while
in tii.?? < tt v ilx- progress <>f evento to wateh?
iously by the commercial eoOamnaity. Qreees Is
?teparingfoi war, aad Eagl Hid is sending troop? to
the Meilitciranciiii. All tin- minor incidente In the
current news ludicote tin- spfsoaeh ??f war between
.;;inil'l lu;l.ey._^
Tiir. ..iti?oac?i OF THE conflict.
T!.i: in.in-ii iT.r.viKK 08S-I-B0 nv ?*> RUSSIA.?
.loritNAi.-iutnisii noon BMBABKBD ros Tin:
MBDITtB-ABl l_B?OBBBC1 IMtPABWO FOB n IB.
si. Pi ri BSBCOO, Tliur-d.i?'. <" ' 19,1876.
The Oelseyestardoy published on srtiele violently
ntt.ickintf I-""' B i owafield, th- British Premier.
Tks semi o_.i~is1 ?fsaraal i St, Pelertttws te-day
..M,:, ? f,,_ the HIisccUil.V ch.lia.ti'l' of the
tir,K,C' Vienna. Tlitirsdav. Oct. 19,187?.
T!m -aSgWefl iiiiiiiHitic.s that Servia and Monte?
nt gr<> have resolved to aooep! no armistice.
Loanon, iteaday.Oet. v\ 187?.
A limiter dtopateh fron Beriia saya: "At tlie
present nioinciit the Great _-*oweMa_?esB_n)??rtingthe
.inch Bassla has ssade to the Portaht
m tenus ?is Btevhmely sdopted by
England, l.'u ais pilfers to avoid Isolated setioa es
loag ?ts passible, sad, in reply to all overtaies In?
tended to weaken tin- tii'.'le alliance, has intimated
her intention D> adhere theiet". and hSS fnrllier
pointed nut toons l'ew.T thai Ci- supposition thai a
uili istaadhig might ?ui-?- between :
herself i? m no way Instilled by flic state cl' affaira."
11:? CBAB t-nvvii i im; TO ICI ai "\r.
BBnua. I) aradsy, ". t IB, i^"';
Thesesil oilfIsl Aarfl Oenaas Qanttt this even
hgaaaaanessthai M learna?ronia good sos
v | that the Csarowita will -
leave Livadla fot Vienna, Berlin, and London foi
the purp.'-i ui' ponwmally promoting anaaim?
tiniinf theGieal Powers in the inten ?t oi a
f.ict'iry siil:i;i"ii "f th.- Eastern questioi . \
.tn in -*t. Pet-nburg ei:. li
? ii!l adheres to hi? reaolotlon not to set singly
or abandon his alli.-.n?'? ?.
i IMI..N, Tbmsflsj. Oet ii?. l?7?.
A Bsatsr dkpateh ??oni 8t. P? iys-"Lord
Leftos, the Brit ih Embassador to Bussio, will
Livadia. This is regarded as n
gvaiptom o_ Hag '?? tvvien En?
gland ami Bassla."
A Reatet latograa. tteta Constaatiaople sano
that Gen. Igoatieff, the Russian Embassadoi to
'jnr!;c.\, wl '?' af sbsea
tn D :t i ,ty l.i?t Bight
WAH sssbs ob amnen ?n m
Tl? - i: "A war n-k of five
: c m wsa required yesterday bj I
and v.iii'i-.i?inenrance companies on British .
tri,. nd, Australia, I
No I'li.-iiii a tod m risks ??n R
_risB,snd Italian vessels, bat ths ratsa sa
weald be higher."
OBBAI BXCm MES r II WOOI \VD ID
H. r " !al;;i,T troop ship Jtuans 1? ft Ports
tr.oii- tor India, with 884 artillerymen
sr.d uiivvanl oi 7" MB geoas. A i . Bhi
:k .'H.oiher battery of artillan al Plymouth.
The departan of ths troops from Woolwich tor
?oath was witnessed by vast crowds, :
lyed was ?
i ? ? .. - "..uni-es thai the Jumna
Itor ami Malta tor
n nm .?aiie.-i should In .'?..i t al c ?l
? .?? destination of the ti
THF. h' KI', Dl ? A/I ? '.'?! TO Bt NOW,
A raawr was cirealoted hen
I1 bob Minist, r of l on ?-n Af
was ?il n nit to resign, t?> be too?..1 d bj Count
?iikIodIv, but it Is to-day pronounced tobe
without bandotioo.
OBI I i 01 ! live BFABT I < It B I
? 19, i 176
The Mwspapeis here pablieh intelligence from
A; ens saooaacing that the Greek Go ?. ent .-.ill
1 to the* i?, patios propog-ls tor
00,000 inen and demanding aeredit of
50.O'm,in??)(hat i toas ..-?s.Miii.tiim,, and authority to
C'-utract ?lloannf lD,D?)'),(ii??)(ti;iciiinas .-1.7" I
OBBAI axtiaii Tiiit'H ??n?.i i i ?
It is itni?.s?ti.ie tu draw eonelueiona from th. sum
of eontli. ting tellglSBSI a'cilt the lotOBtl
Ban-aaadthe poaitioo of tbe other Powers. The
eorreepondentewho ?m- sanaBythe beet inf
si? at fault bow, and say essartions d pr?t?
facts which ina.v lind their way tothe United 8Ut< ?
? I be regarded with great eaatioa Ea? b
tal city in Barope Is test graphlai to .'thus. ..
is it perms si war, l.ut oe ene esa answer positively.
The repartud revival af ths triple alliance la un ?on
f the staassssBl is am ontradieted.
pahlk-Hoa of tin- Basslaa note refasini to
?gras to i riiaaauV armistice, in the Berlia/_a
theGegmaa attelai gasette?-ia eon?
i to imply that Getssaay is ia toll aeeord with
Kti?.?i.T. ?r?n th.- other hand, tin- eoereepoodeal of
HeTlBMeatVtoaaa .1 pood anthorit] repente tbe
?.?.rtiun that England, l'tain <?, and ltalv ?|.< Ian d
to the Porte tln-ir seeeptanea of the six iii.mi!:?'
armistice, aad that Austria expressed herself front
the I.r.?t in 11? faveg. She n fiaitnd in.in j>r..nii?in__
deliintelv l.efiuc know int. the v lews ol BbSS?S ami
Germany, hut lias frankly inform. 1 them that in
hmofjokaTarkeylBptapoBalsare saeh ss ought i?c
seeepted.
i!ie."?iit ipoadsnthsMaveg that in view of pahlie
opinion, whi h favor? a Ioiik armisliie, nnd the
IjrahsMi attttads <>f IhaAaatra-Hnngariaa Pariio
i-.'!it, it will i..- very dittii nit f?.r the Government to
Um 'inrkn.il pr?posai. Its aeooptamoe by
Engiand, Frsass, and Italy render., this all the
more u_ tain.
-BUM. BATAI -'R.-.pauaT!
I'l.V.Hil ill, 1 ?11 lav, Ott, 90. i-T?;.
Order? have lw.-n received at the Davoapotl Doek*
yard is complete the repairs on th? fi.tu tarnt
steajnjjljipa Cyclops, Hydra, , ?1 li.-iai...
esitt carrying four guns, and 011 tlie iron-dad
?WarnerA_nn..mt, carryin__ 'JS gana. Th-seeom*
Pssute gun vessels are bailding hero, and two ethers
"-private yards are bt-mu prepared Cos fionimlsshai
the gfooB Bzofl__rang inguuair-oia
IhsllBsh Exchange this miBBiBg opeiinl freer
from a feeling of panic than it did JOStUTllBJ. Slid
tosstalaekswasaslighaly tinner. Consol.? waraal
"?t aigbt'? closing price. Russians and Egyptians
**re about one per cent, and Tutkish fin? 1 ii>n.-tll>
S'glier, but lluiigariaits were 0110 i>cr cent lewer.
The absence of delinite news merely the _ed
Tliere are no indications of a raeoywy "f gsa?SSBN
thi? morning. Tho London sD.ck market und the
C'iiitinental hOBTBSS, however, all elosed iiioie B t
tied, l'ric.-s were slightly lirmcr, l.ut tliert? nusim
?utrkcd rccoverv. *
E.NTjLA.M? TO _______ OIlHKItVANT.
1>)M?on, FrnlayrOct. '.0, l?-7?.
The Cabinet met yesterday. All tin; Ministers
*we present. Commenting on tho suLj.-ct, The
Tiatet ?avs :
The meeting wa? rendered nec?s?ary hv the critical
m_T..o ? } . ir!* ln ?-""?I-e, f??' the lux?.Dations w lile, li have
"'?-upleO the last twelve months are virtually at Bl SBd
oe-, m ?r,twe?.n KuMt' .il"a Turkey Is supposed to be
" '????l?lat>le. i-very rc?olutlon at a time like this is mo
tw o\\L?*L 5" tb? conclusion that nothiii? nmains to
?*?_ a_??ne 1? one which a alucie Minister ml-rl.t a1..,ll.._. ./s
he iii-U',0.'!!! *.Mch J. ?"lg1? Mi????ter mlitht decline to
^responsible tor. Tlie Minister? met only to con
nmnt?, ?2?umlm *.cet?..? \?* -"?"" 1 J?'""? ?t which tbe
wnawj bad arrive?!. If the result be oulj negative as
far a? present a'-tlmi i- concerned till* only rc?>*
tin* almost unanimous deslr?? "f tin* nation.
There is in be nn ultimata!.? eontln-ienl fl??cuM*atlon
of war. There will, moreover, i?* no Autumn aoMlon ol
Parliament The Cabinet dltl nothing: which can lustrv
prevallluK fears of British participation In the war. It
? ill be understood tins r. ?nil does not Involve n ! osll re
deetslon respcctint event! which un- still uncertain,
it'i.l thf position ?hi change eonUnnnlly. It
amounts only t?? this: thai the existence <?r
I wnr bet ween Russia and fbePorte docsi
ate n ?tan- of iliiiii.-- tain::.- foi our Int? rfi rena - thai we
are m?t called upon either by the text ?>f treaties or by
moral obligation! t" defend <.'i oi thoae ? raplres against
the other. The nation reserves full liberty of action
i should tin compromising ?>f her Intei-eati evercall for
Interference. All we can set ?I present le that a war ol
tiid re Won siitli? n -in l\ formidable i- liken :??. naue
i item Europe, li It was permissible policy to will
and aee what would come ?'f tin* itrugcle between the
Turks and their rebellious subiccts. It is nol tio*a wrong
m! usait- and tec tin development of tbeaame
? ontMt
Rngland lias h,.v.t undertaken t.? Interfere w the
affair? ol the Continent wlthoul continental aille?. There
i? m. (food ground f"i* believing thai ??? si.Id have real
i 11 .tin am Power tna war for the defense ol the
Turkish State. Effectual resistance to Russian power
in 11 -r proceed from Austria und Germany, n appears
lv that either of them will take a hostile position
tit\v.ir?i linssia, nil bartog finally returned to the triple
. ...-i*.
AfslllIA's COURSE ??! II IM'1?.
TheBerilo __a_Tcepondenl <.f Tin Tauet telegraphs
It is underatood thai the Austrian reply to tie ?Catar'!
lecond letter, while promising neutralitj In thcevcnl of
an invasion ol Bulgarl i, practically n *
Austria tin* right nt operating in any other pari <?f
Turkey. ?
nilM <?r m Ml l'l I'l M IM??.
We Thaet'teotreapondenl ?it Paris aaya:
Thereto no donbtol complete accord between n
mV. ami Austria, it can easily l?e seen thai
fc.ni.land and Prance will nol break their neutrality.
Therefore Itum-ia onlj has rurki ? to face. I .
Minister of the Ottoman I ibinetwho helleveil that T?r?
ke? might defend herself and receive Europ? m aid lias
'
The Oablnei are now convinced thai Turkey cannot
.n the accord of Europe In lur favor, and that
, rannol longer maintain complete dominion ?>f
tin Balkan i>? ninsnla.
if tbi \ hi ?it.m- about ? -' armistice, it i? be
?lai wish to ki'i.v. i.i?- -?lull! ??us t.. which ti?? i
will have to lubuiit w.*. known,
und the oitninan Cabinet ? ill probablj rc.?i
*.? n.
Rn -.im: hes the absolute Independ '- rla. the
recognized independence of M mlenegro, with anexten
II ry, and the annex ill? n ol the port ol *
? ? political and administr?t!? ?? autonot
11 , ego? 111 a. nal Blllg
rlshes to strip oil
and to have the liberty of the Dardanelles <
ilsll.lt.
El ?LAND AND THE TURKISH QUESTION.
l'i;< ?HAi-.i ' 11 V Of I?.i:i? Hi' u "'?-?i n i '.'- Bl
MINT?Mill. DKRU. |\!':i ?in? WITH i II i
I ! .. 1-mI 1? Y ?I III! RATIO!. MR. Ill M'-I?M
l\\ II! I? in III MSI ?II till I III? I.*?. I I ? Vl-I II
MI'l' -A I?? VI.1 II? ?V |'.i??!!'.|l -? ??I ?I IM ?I I. f! -.
?,.,??*.'I ' "'ll.'l ? I'ttvit? s | '?I l'l? I lill-a M |
l-'Miiv, Oct. 5. \?ii?l the diacuaeion ol ti.? Bui
L'.'i mn n't. ? in?-, the "-.i ?M.m war, and Indeed oi
the n h?h E ist? m ??n* * lion i?- II
induced by il I In re oni e ngnin i I ?'?? .1 of
: mi. i m lo the ' - It rahip "f the two irreal po
? ? .M-?* tini.,- -.*.ho t?t -
istield v*. ill i. li;.* li"i:i the < aliini ;
ai the end <.f t!i<* year, and ;
v. ho affirm linil fi't* I'.n
ton will gire place to Mr. Gladstone. I!?'ili asser?
tion! are to sum? ? I I ?I upon l.?? Is a 1?
velop ti?? ni'-\. s in the politics ??) the hour.
Though with a thin vail #f mod. Ij I_ord Ifc
field told the Buckinghamshire fannen? i'
. i, ;iiiti thai
a in .?lu? e. In
ii.?iis t?? the up ; iiing
him. It was |
policy which ? aa bt mg pui - to 1
I
- -
been rath, r the - ? i in the
Ayleabnry up I
one who follow .1 t!i in as :. II ?? ,l,.i
to Lord 1) il
hardly those ??f <?n<* ?>?<!.> had
one who bad a I d to receive
the deputation from the Citj ol Loud,
gated the t.-i-k t.. the I
illj .ii'-iitin? ?1 from ?laiiiit .*
lias been done I ?? e hole <?i t lie
negotiation ! tl .??n t.?
?Load Derbj of the ia-k of a I
difficulty, ?uni <?f umenl
?? it ?.t the ? rapt into ???? hi? '> the I.
policy of its chief had landed it. II
to know that afar larger proportion ??i
confidence in Lord Derby tliuu in I
t.? fort i_.'n affairs. 'I In ?
*..ii? ?s whii li indu? ? a b liel in Loi i U
field'?.
As to Mi. (ihulstone, li ?..
. am m. the East? rn qm stion. il
forward, and, n itfa an *
eloquence which even surpasses him ?-'?. ? ;?
the ?popular ?side in the Tui kish ? ?
did be do it I Hiaown tnswer w thai "as the onlj
mrriving member ??f the Cabinet which ?? ?
reaponaible for the Crimean .*.;.!."In feel that "the
responsibility <?i sileuce is one too great t?> be
borne." Bofarai Mi. (.la.Ut.un- himaell is eon
1 I should prefer to take lus own version ??t
? '. the oue found by the p i
prophets. Those who know Mi. Gladstone will
know well enough that he bad no soeh moil
that aacribed to him in thus rushing luto il" polit?
ical arena at a time ??l abnormal popularexi Iti mt nt.
Tbey will knou that his one and only object was, ,i
I ?? -aid. I?? guide t?i a l?< 111 flc< lil >!i?l tin* li.lt- i?l |?n|i
nlar feeling which wa ? i bbing and 11 ? ? \s ing ii knew
not whither. Yet thoae who know him beat will
have the greatest difficult] in finding an answei lo
the query non ver. frequently pul la what light
would Mi. Glad rtou? al the present momi ut n gard
a powerful and spontaneous call fot him t<> come
back to bia old place, It we look ?around and eon?
?-i.I- r Hi?- likelihood ?>. meh a call ?being
made, the aepect ia certainly nol unfavor?
able. The Libara] party i?< disintegrated almost
1?? atoii??-.. Beaicelj ..n<* donen of n- member.
uith another iln/?*n ; the \\ higa and the Kadi
?a?s ai?* bopeleaaly apart, and there ia no quoatiou on
which they arc likely to unite under the present
management. In Hi?- past Mr. Gladi tone Im? l? ?i the
Wbiga and tin- Radicals as un?- bomogeueoua whole,
( iniiil lu- ?In it again ? I will nol give my "\\ n .?
in this. i m --tii.ii, l ?ut will recount one or tu., recent
circumstances which appear to some extent t.? ap?
ply ?m ans,..-.. The extreme Radicala are every
wfa re calling out for Mi. Gladstone, They natur?
ally enough do nol lik.' what they not Inaptly call
Hi?- ?liliit?*?! Toryism .?( ?Lord ilartington and Hii
Wiiiiatn Hait-'iiiit. |fr, Potter, the peeaent oeen
iii.-r ?>f tin- lat?* Richard ( !obden'i aeat at Rochdale,
lias emphatically ?I.? Im? .1 thai be muai come, and?
aomeeeea aignificaui ?? in the aaaertion ?I??< lared that
be will. Mr. ciiaiiita i la i n, tin* neu 1 \ -.-]?--1? ?l Uadii ;?l
member from Birmingham, baa expreaaed ? aimilai
opinion, aiid (?vi n .Mi. l'av. i-i-t I lian openly UTOWed
bia regret thai he ?lui nol in thnea past gire hia ex
leader m more eocdial support, Thk ia a decidedly
different t.iiii-, i,, tiiat which tli?1 KaSiealausedto
adopt lias n < ? ?m i?:i.*t been made between the
Radicale and the "i.,i,:-.i* i,i Hawarden" t?. work
together, <?r baa it hmm othei __e_-__ng T
.May tin li* tint l.i* ?ninth, r Mftctto tkigl In the
ease of Lord BeucoiiHfield'a r?*tir?-m. nt what ?In-.-.
ti?.u will Un* (??us? rvati.i* puti tai..-? Will they
wink on the line*. 1..- baa laid down, ami will the
n? w li ailir lind Without falling into tin vi?ii. ami
tmstiikcs of his pvedeceeaocT il k?? the Badk ala may
wi 11 he in ilnail of.. ? ??alition Intwi-cti t ? i ? - Whiga
ami the p mtal l???dy of ( on-? i \ at i\ ik. Sir Stafford
Mortheotaia thenew leader in tin. Commons, li?* ?s
a man far ahovc i.iedto. lit.v ; Un ? -.tiitisinati be it
young. In his h.'iii?o :? present tut party tumid Wtr
pad MM of the hohler stinkt s of Dkm h. hut In- is
a man whoae opinions are in aomewhut remarkable
coinciden?*?! with those of home of the old. r Whigs.
Mr. (,'rosM and Lord l)?rhy airain ai? juit in tin: sain?',
category, and people may well u?k wheicin do they
dificr ?ruui Lurd llartington, bit Wiiiaiu iiiu ,*.ui t,
aad Mr. rarster. Mr. (?la Is?.n,o led the Liberal
party with a unanimous voice Ifl the disestablish*
in? nt of the Irish Chare-, bul I rath? i d ?hi
whether, If thst institution were ??lili in .??-.'
Lord Hartingtoneonld and BirWilliom Hareoarl
would be found t" take ?? leading , oeitira la ?meh s
movement Atoll event?thej bavi aprotoandbe
lii't in the exietenee of the Engli ' hment.
But on this question so ittdeod ha? Mr. Gin
The ihiI.v bi i- of the Liberal party u at l
organised-lies In the adoption by the u?
d trograde poliey, and ni tl d m re?
f,.t a iimtii. ut iimi f.iv i with tbe coontry
it is l.ut ?i den 1er hope ??t best. Bul
to go from sp?culai inn again t?> bets, 1 wssia*
formed tlie other day by ?? raty eminent Rsdieal
member of Parliament thai the Badirak do indeed
dread this coalition. My Intormoul Is one who sal
in Parliament ander Lord Palmerston's coalition
government, and be onlj too weil rememliers ths
waiting game the Radicals had to play from thai
time till Mr. Glad_rtonc same into offl? e. The Whigs,
I am told, were f?nicas "f ths eoneessions made to
the Badieals by Mr. Glads!. ami thai his Baal re?
tiren? nt wa? pressed apon him bj the W\
lion. A well-known Liberal newspaper proprictoi
ha? boosted openly m a political ''In'.' that he formed
i,ne ni a deputation to Mr. Gladstone a Itb ?his em!.
Mr. Gladstone did not Immedistely take the bint,
bat h- n tired from the leaderabipof hi? party when
In- vv. nt ..in ol offl? ''. It i? -?'id that the L BSOB whv
tbe paper of which tbie gentleman is propri? du, ami
winch I..?. hitherto shown snch fsithfnlaBeginnce
to Mr. Gladsl.?, haafaUen swaj from lie old love
is mu,i. otbl i than thai a very potent t..;t:i "I
iiiiln.TH c im? !?. ? ?! broogbl tn beat apon il
prietor. I ic lalooni ol Marlborongh House hsve
I.n opened to him as to another Journalist who re?
?ut!? began the can or of his oewsnoper with on
?m--! ?i fht .' ''m Pi nice cf Wales, I .-. ill n.it per?
sonal.? ' tl'" ?Hi 111:1' ? "I tbl
hit I Will ' " "I""'
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the old v. hi lees than the old
and .'.:.:?>?.::" it II. at? *:?i? m D SI i
or of tbeit '?-. tli? Bodii ala.
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? 'tii' . '!
nd i- - lid
?
who
it ia ti
011} L
' ' - ill . tin- pUI
? ,.,| pn.v o thai
" d? ' |>lj m" ?' i " e'. .?
mtinning ?
,
daunt .f the ; i l latlior? '
in, rqatt one "I i hi fea pon nal
have tint I ? : ID ']
:h truth .?? I .t. it that till.i
with it " several tho ol pound." tor tin
of th? II. the issu? ai.Hii'V
(loverai
gem i" ?i ? une im a lire ite the
ig .-i n Inch it has !?? ? u the cause, oi
statement nn-rely snothei inipnatura upon pi.hin
?(?.lull!', t..i the piii|."?- ??I leadiug It i" b
that tbe Porte is real)) i
i.al ?inn '.'I f"i the past! "-??.:.il II.Muda ol
pon ml ,ll\- w hen
? d to believe thai this sun.lies out
coffers o! a virtually bankrupt llov? mm? ?i uid baa
loil I" ? -. public ?ill.-s i IptioB.
I'liiiin.r Ions, by the way, on m v. ._?:.- here. Mr,
Baring, who returned from II ill iris about a m ?iith
. go, b lioo] !"?'. -v In . taah did not m?*? t
with the approval of bis master, been aenl to do bis
will, iivi ?mam a duty which I hew the English
Commission?! does not tuke to very graciously, It
appear? ih.it th.- Port? boa asserted its ability to
prove thai the English Com.ionei was mialtxlon
i in Aral "c. aaion, and Bii Hei i ? Elliot b i ? th? r? tow
-?ni lii ?ii with Blacquc Ihiy'a (-nniinissloii, to give
them an opportunity ol adduciug evidence before
him i" this ' He? t. 'I In? ii anotbi t ht t ?.t the Eo?
;di?h Emboasador which proves hispcrei U-nce in
di believing the magnitude of the Turkish atrocl
m ? Ib Bulgaria; and yet Ifr. Baring's preliminsry
account, Mr. flehnyler'a two reporta, and the letton
? i the special correaponilento o| Tut Hail) Sews and
ColOgOt On.?Hi ought lu he i .iiiH.-l, I,, ,!: I, ;i 11 \ -
body.
i ni i T OF ?TAB RUMORS i\ ruts <n v.
Mi'.miDM- vv vin .(, i .i.; ii min i; m \S , | ^ , , , i?
i i"'. 11..in. IB . \ i. m \ iva;:.
In tlie :ili?eiiec of ?my Div. k from Kin une in
regard lo the initiier progresse! the pendlngwai i"
twees Bossts aad Turkey, w.iir.t. yosterdu. ? eoai
1'iiaii-.. il. ijulet. ?.?.id opened In the mornlog al uei
seathetowtheelostag ggensot the prevmas dajr.aad
IhroagBoat the da] the pnees rsoged betwei i 110 i irnl
iii'i.c!" lagal id?7?. Tin- total el.-.iriii". at the OoW
Boehaaga Bank tor the past few da/a bavi iMwnasfol
towel ?'. i 10, - :i.i;7o,(mio; o, ti- IQ. Oct.
it. ?.?_.?.(?-o.oiio-, aad iin- ?m rag? rot the hi d
eedlag Oct. 17 am *07,0S2ji. tin , i, iriogeef the
baa- ?ne f?.,- tin baataeesof thedaj next preceding. At
tin- Moot i. eiiiii,'- ths greatest saetuatlou wen
in D?dawsrs, Lsekawaaaa sad Wsstera sad Balawsrs
mai Bodeea Oaoal steaks, n.?- safas rar_rtag i - pet
(.ni, i'i.hi" ??t one Dm. ;,? i.tei, as ?p.. ihr highest
11,'iire? rea. i d Mine tin m, nt in.?,..ii,tut dSOllnc and
alealag ??i 7-'i. 'i per seal in.ii. r Hma the elostag
?gar. ? of Wednesday. D. lawan and Bodaoa Bnetaotod
in twees ? i sad 10, stoslag at 77?. Time wot ttttk sx
iiieiii.Ht atteadlag the day's trauaasttoes, ahhoogb
every SBC WSS an vl.nlsly wailing tor liupoi Dint news
Irotn Europe, fot which constant Inquiry was mad"
llir uglniilt lliedav. Indeed, the piolmlillltv of u toil ?II
Europe and ils effect upon the htisiiies? of this country
formed tin- |,lllnlpll! Mtl.J.-el ?,f eiuiveihaltoli on the
street, tin- general noncluslon bel?g that sucha war
could not fall to stimulate bu.sliK'ss and mil an.-.-pile? .?
Ilt-le.
To ascertain the effect upon the produce andlgralti
market* of tbl? country, caused by tbe prospect of a
Ruropeaa war, i Ti.*i ? n reporter eatti .1 apen .1 naher
Il promit.eut ili-al,,, of tin. rit,, ,m,| g,',,! ,-,,, ,.v
preaalnu of opiaton upon the ettfeet- in auny eeaee tt
va. tiifii,nit to obtain Ums, for there aaeeaed t?i ii**- ? ft a
eral rettet m -?? aaaong Um mere hanta. Many lanimtitl m
uunk tiait a war was Improba?!?- iwaarktag thai tin
rumora wereaaJy "aseare." Mr. Walker, atatlatMaa
??f tii- Prodae? Bxekaage, mid te the repot t.-? : - in aaaa
ii"> Dardanelles ara eleae-1 Um anppUsa ?t? breadetaA
will be diminished in this way, and to this amount.
i avi rage ? _porti .?r breadstuff, from porli
ol tin- Aiof ?-..., f.,i- eine ream ending with
191t, nave be? n : Wheat, '_????_'?'.?,::!?-j bu
rye. l,'Jflfi.37fl bushels; ??.it?. 353.-.08 bushels;
hurley, l.* ?so.70-1 i'ii-ii? I- ; llusocd, 3,541,1.12 bushels.
??i* reexport fi.?!i,<i|..s?a forscvi n yearsending
with 1--.I bave i?-.-n ii.nn.-T'j bushels ol wheat,
i.-.Mi.7ti?i,ii-?,. ,.,r .-,,,?,, l.l.'T..;-l bushels of barley,
I.(H?!?.3U ' l.ush? I- nt rye, and 1,272.24(1 mi.li.-i,. 1 oats.
?hi -?- ?1. s ol sunplj. there have been 1 ?
-i ii'l? . ? 1 t.i,-. ir.,m Hi?- Dauiiblun ports of ?slate and
-tiiuii. iddlng ni? 1 hese siueunt?, excepting that of
iiii-.-.-il. sud the i-? ??ill is 1 ,.i 1 ...,.._? - u iieli ,.i grain thai
would be cut off probably, .Jtiimi.ii 101 e of u might
? 'im ?'"'ra.i>-?,v m.-n.-... tin rali? , Taking with
tiu" ?? lub estimate ??i e ha a? ol
?i 1 Stillos, and tbi re Is .1 -:- 11 ic tcj of atiout
sixty ml ? ? - ? ?ushelsto ba supplied. TI1I1 would 1 1
a great deal more than we ran furnish, snd therefore It
Is to be Inferred that In -.??.- ?t actual >?>: there would
be mi ?almost unpreci ?'? ut? ?'? a< Hi itj In tl.ni.ii."
Am? * in? riprei m of opinion obtained were the
said : *? 1 he m irkei is nulel
1..1I.1V. loi f.? iv ?me 1-huill?n. ..ti to see bow in
si ??ai ii ? 1 ? ai- there would he, ??.
,a 11 I si re m wheat. If England takes
pai 1. lut a the di mand. Oral? al the v.? -1
1? '?.-.ii- la i?! i- " it." another reinal i.? ?I : "II 1.
? mi 1 lie demand for grain will he i? -
'? 11? live, alaI ah ,1111 HI plus Ulli III till
Co-da , freight Im-1ii_ higher snd exchange lower, n?>
a.Ivan..- WOS nbt liln .1. ' An export? i - till ?;
1 id ???.,n!,1 ,,f ,.? b? m it, and li
followed, 1. it urn ... thai ibe would blot _ad? tbi Uus Inn
i ' I 1 . real demand In Ihe
Inn n ii..!. A prominent Arm on Hroad-st. gave
as Hi? .i. in .-.,.1 war, would I
aii-.an. .* In p Min- |,|. -, m rauge.
??-I ? -1 from in.* West >.Uowc?l that
u.? freelj ? Ihe ? onlluued sdvani ?? <>f the
11 '?? n.? ?-.? - : ither lei ml furthci id
-, afl- ? -, llllll I -, ,. .|
?*. 11 ?i a he ?!
' -.,-? ? ll I. I II ?? li.nl I a a H a III ..
movrm? nt of it from the West, and the granarte* ol Ku
; I ?
1-, m.at. much ,i-|,. laii-n n,,.,n 1.,1 laud, h -in* took !lo
[ml II il
II .tl I A- . ,t ?
it . 1 tin Hum Hade. uikI there
sas 110 telling wh?-n
. sud 11 ir ha?lad? need ?"
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way, ??' ?? in? u u ? ir in 1.1.1 ? ? :?? ? nulil
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BTAIT D.\ S AND Till I"1
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1 1 1 f. A. Foi, .riria ;
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I in.?n. rill. tout ap|M - "I ?'?
velvet let ? but III '
mithlhi 1 tu?'1 - "' ""'
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: : 1 the perl rmaiice
.; 1 a frantic I ?? the
In.* 11 ?flu
- *i .. -h .11
1 . 1 1 Chief M ?I-a.il. Im. Il ?itl-'ll! lall
ihn-cfoti . U ? Mr. K
in-! pi :/? . in ein um ? "?ii <?< nine. The l'i titelt
mal km. in. Mr w hl e. won the i ? ad prise ; Mr.
Hi t..ii, rn.?? il? ill's . ii implon, lb? i ilnl, and Mr. Jai
lib 1 ; ?u?h. li.'
1 d kuiguls each I.- 1 their
mal i....k three, two, und
, ;,. ||, i;.,. ,,.,? 1 -j -eu. Mi. n* n lord el Maryland
?a. a . Ut! Oll- ;
VBBI8TI IA ?ISSIOa\ IS ) < ONI BA TION,
va rom am? 111. non 01 ornci u ?11 d 01 1
m \ ? \ m .
Hi. imimm?. \' 1., Oct. 19. -In tl.?' Christian
? i?. ? unventlon ??f the 1 alt* i B( iU ? to-day t?. B.
Vsnbusklrk of New-York, from tlie 1 ommittee on a Week
01 Prayer, 1.?nted 1 report reeommendlng, Brst, thai
all preach? non Um Or ILord' Da] 1!? Deeemls r m tt
eall attention 10 Iba raat laiportauea >.f .1 general n
rival; seeond, that the remaiuder of thai an k be de
,, t. 1 i., 1,,.., ,1 -, :,,. 1...,,'? -.?..n m.1 prayer; third, thai
?n!,. ol pastoral earn ba risil ?l by
_.?iu m.mi., rsol .?Hi? 1 eoogregatlone, and ? fforti made
i.t..: . in, m 1,1 iiit.it- rl "i"??- -,-ir.iii.il tiff? . fourth,
inn? in.*-laiii n-.. . m of limit reading and pi? er ba
urged upon all families ol el.bes; Bftb, thai roch eon
lu a , n. -??i .t lugs to turn1 sinnen
1.i 1 . ?m sdoiil.il Hi? < oinnilitee on
Hihi? .--. hiHils i.iK > i. il, i" on i.t uding s|" ?? 1 ?i -A'.i'i?
ioloie.1 .i.l-, il?-.1 ?lieclal attention lie, given te
ihe iiia.iti.i,..i ibe I, .11.-nil? Hi"" * 1 "".I thai
aid be asked lor Un* ?Southern t im-iun lusUtute.
Vi'.'.' 'following officers w? re ? li ted: I *? .-i.i nt, W. B.
I*. 11.1 ? I. Vi.? I'rL-sideUte, A '? l?-'-'-- ?? ' * ' ??'??"" ??""'
(i \ 1. . . one 1.tii.? *-'" tery, rb-u. ?uu
-. II . l:? ? ??.i .. ?? '.? ? - '*? ureyu, M.Htreutor,
m..I N - n im . l'ieusiirer. Jaiui limiter,
I!. W. Uus uu; ai-.?.? I.....I.I??! Mam?., rsund an hxeju
Uvel'ommltiee, ht. Louis was selected as in. place lor
holding in?* m xl annual eoovi titlon.
OBIHM ami 0--.UALTIM nY ti:i.i:..i:aiiii.
lus?.??ii, lie, Oct. 19. Th? .?.i.?!., i's jut, have
fail. .1 i.ttli?, m . , .,,111. a-iti .M.l.i!??- t" implicate huiilti
.1.1 .,., n .?rn Hit? ?_s|?orl iia_i.i). snd hart sent
ta| .. .?m, .1 ,i,-t,, m, !? ?a m w H|? n?*
BA-IDTHiIJ N \.. "' I. 10. I In- null?'.?d sl.itf.,11
hen wsspl.i.-i..i i?v milt*.-i? i.i-t i?.?'-1'1- ""? gotaalyaaeal
*..>.. ??iiiiii ol atoas) and goods.
Mii.i.n roWN.N. lf.,Oet. 19. AndrewTcrwlllimr,
a well knt.aii ..M,i. nt of hhswsusunk, *o* klll-il 1. h-niay.
IIUhorsssisBS?rsy,<trssgioghlaislougtas Kr1?????' limn ?Sa
?li ?1.
Wa-mi\.;i'?iv Oct. 1'?'. Bartholomew Remra, a
..I...I. m,.., ,..; M,ai .nal Instsntly killed yeslenlsy by Ihe
?i. ' . !"iii,i ?lis? lian? ?n ? inns. ? ' i" ""' hsadi ??i un- risk W.
\S I. II? k. ?In, f.a ? lal.Ml? il? il.
Baucm, N.J., <><t. ii?-- The Grand Jury i???iiv
f.iniiiU ti.ir* I,ill ..( ?aitni.-i sr>lnsl J-.'h ?U...I a. ?? on 1. 1
lohn 1 Isrke, lllolisnl i.twin, ?I " i l_t 1er"
lot III?' kll.lU_ ul Ualkil l? Uli' llllll HI'-.- fka Ul_l Hill Itf.la
UU I ui?ii_..
CAMPAIGN NEWS.
REPUBLICAN CONGRATULATION.
ADDDISS ?,_? TIIK NAIHiSVI. UOSUUTTBB.
Ths BepnbBcaa National Committee yesterday la*
sasd the foOowiag addreaa <?f eon rratalation :
ID IT).I I? VV NvTIONU. ?'?.MttirTI'.K, >
ru ni am.m ? dorai, Oet tt, i?7??. 5
Tin BepBbBeaa (tattoool Committee eougretalatei the
part] wiiieii it rrpnseato sad the seaatry apeatto ia
?nil? ..f n..- pan eleettom already beta. Is Mame, ? 1;,.
pnblii al toe Ikon Bvs tl ramal ins besa tn
? ii'.i?i ?1 to mariv ?I'.Dcii thousand. In Vermont, the old
sseeadeaej boa bees fully maintained. Ia0atora_to.a
Di iiio.iai;.- majority of twothousaad has beeeevefooase,
sods Bepabtiean Ooveroor aad botb Imnnhes of the
I.e"l-latine have I? . It iTcteil, ?. . iiiinc two 1
Mat.-? .s.-ii.?tor? ?m,i three Prestdeutlol HVmlois
in Ohio, a Bepobllean majority of 5,500 hi?
bean laewand to betaeea MOO ami 10,000,
ami five Bepahlleaa Coogreeaasea have bees
c nuc?, in lud: ma a Democratic malerlty ef 17,000
baa i'en redoeedto 5-000,wttb aaalaeffoar Bepah?
lleaa Ooagreassms and the fqglslslan spaa fotol ballot
Them highly gratlfytag resalto hsve beca obtslartltn
th? ft"- of f nods at the ballot bos and sa snaamBi led
ll?e (if money by llie oi.|i.,?:(nui. 'Tiny -iiovv liu- drift of
popolor e'ltiitu n:. an 1 elearly Indleate s national vie*
tory for tbe BepaUtcaa party to Naretaber. All that 1?
imw nee.?-? trj is i?, continue the 1 Ixoroui peaeeeattoa at
the canvass, toaeean proteettoo f?a-all nttosae ta the
right of the ballot, tobrlagall legal roten te the pelle,
?'?"t to prat i ' e the staMol rl til mee apon the doj "f the
election. Fortunately for ths eooatry,oar candidates
? ?pi; it of reform, to whtob they an
pi?-.|_r.-?l i.v'i'v? ?v ael and utterani a of their Um -. 'lin br
?ucee?? alone v, ;<] m-iiie lio|ie-t ?id nil n i?l rat nui and pre?
serve t;,,- Qovernmenl from the uofrieodly boods st
ih"?" who reeeotly aougai t" destroy it, sod who now
?ci, n. prej uM.iii its ri mon i ??
/.. (Tl VM'I.1.1'. I ...iHlilUll.
B. C. Hi C toxica, ?-? ' retory.
OFFICIAL PIQ1 BEB FROM OHIO.
HI II IV- ?;...M I'.IHV COUNTY i:\il.PT OBB?UK
LI SI p v. " v.".! tl i s i ..,.- iBT 1.006?
rWKI.VB hi it hi ICAB am? ik,:ii DEMOCBATIC
? "\',l;l ?Mi ', i I I.ill n.
The official returns of the "!ii<? slection, ?i?
ip ??.... of il at Stute, have i era a -
reived trom all the counties except Bbelby. The?
taras an- token from tl"- ;
Mat.-, and then wUI be rerj littledlffereoeebetween
tbe report to be made bj that otBcei and the retan
publlabeil. In the compel ?on? made below the vi
Shelliv ' ?? ,|. [n i?; ?
rount) rave 1,131 Bepobllean vote? for Becretary ol
? wen i ,757
Republican ? ?md 2,701 Deowerottc.
The rot -
l-s.?>. ? 1-?7I.
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?iv in. D ? ' ; Win. Bell. Ir. Ill
I I J R. It.ichl. I (Pro).. 7.?I :
i ? , .?>(< '? 7. l_:t
. . D III. pill!'.Hill 17 - (-J
. 1-71.
[ho Problbll tl in only live couo
i d, ,i-ii-i.|e, ami Wan. n, :i each;
* i j each. In all I eoantlea tbe
... ?, omitting i
? mints :
I *-7<>. I?.?."..
Milton
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All ROED BEOISTRATION FRAUDS.
Cl VIM? 111 vi rBAlll - v ' . Uli u m D i BOM I"l",
IN..-D??: -is.
The Fourth and Sixth Wards, 1uhiih1.i1 on
the north by ? rest bj Bn sdwaj . i
. . and
?i min- Die lid \ ?i ml.I; District, i oiujii i?e
11. ? re!! II dlstl a tS "I the I 11 V Vtlii'L I Hill
iil.ut rotlng .n?- .ici.i.liii be bio I fn pient Witbln
,i m,.?i .u ?in- tramp lodging
i .m- now niade u-. c- tor 11 ?
purpose ol all? wlug the thi isaods of ragroata la ths
? ,i from tu,- lurroumUng eountiy t?> regteter as
quaUOed voters. Oui) the very lowest classes frequent
these place?, and thej? never itaj Is one boom awn
Hi.m a tea aightoal a lime. A des rlptioa oteme at two
..f these will give sa idea of them alb Al .*?...
508 pearl it. ta a miserable cellar with ens Boor above,
room, al.: '-'?"> in :i.'. fu-i. Forty people an
.,i inie in the upper room every sight, while
m the .. liar beneoth the nao ef oebolr is glveoforSve
cents; for twenty eeots ?i "book" and a cup of coffee
are furnlsbcd. Al Bo. 15Neu Chamhen-et 1? the Aim r
n u.? Lodgtug House, seadueted m b ilmttor plan.
At.t lift, persons Und ?belter ben st fifteen cents for
? Lim1? and '?v.-, ? nt? far a ehalr. AI Ha M PraakUn it
l? .-ni II du ni pi.n ?>? Kept by O man Ham. d Bot-OCO. Ill?
s dilapidated bouse, la whleh the proprietor claims to
bave pace for from 85 to 100 people. At the Howard
|U nlld l.no.otelt -'- . -It!.'. II tli.lt hive
i,,,, i, i, _ i. i.... t. who ail claim lob? uf American blrtb.
'flic n u ni tier i ?! native bora applicant? tlon In
ia, i mirth .uni Klxtb w mi? lia? m. ream d 200 per c? nt
?une tin- la-! .Lilian. In funnel years there W(
more than five or six nativo voten lu the Vf b i
District, tvi.He now there are over tort}'. lutheVIItb
I II ?I I let tin |.. .-.a:- I i : -le lei I oil We. I.-d IV lll.lt! tt. e
?{tl-J ill n U III I n I , "I Whom li.'i ttele llallVi I., a II. The ow lier
,? . si ' bathatn und Boosevelt-ats. was asked
muieol In? i.ii.i-i, who n i-ii-r. .1 di Wedue?
Itii tbe following results : William Bruwley bad
n, t i., en ?.-, u for !"ui da? -. U utier had not Is en
Du n- .m..- s,mu,i.,, , Etlley b id noi Is ? a ?.. u lu
? .n,, time , lav ingKtone wa? th? n- ?orne nl ;bt? and
?.une i at. The number ot fraudulenl nat
III.III/..Doll paper? p?cente I I? VelV l,.I-i. InllleVlll
I u. i i,, l ci .n t pape. ? bave been ?. l_aiid. tin : are itjra?
iiy Jumes M. Hween. and have the seal of the Superior
.il., i. '.nt i i.\t question? pul lo the beeren an
-i n, lent i,, ptote their fraudulent o bars? ter.
lu l MUH, I I-I Hef" I e I In-ele. Don?, ii.it lira li. ilion papers
were issued lu blank bjf wholesale, IgnedbyJatUM at.
stveent ; tlies? me be penen ? bli h are m.ts pn ?. m. .1.
,-io . ai.a.-?.|, vt.i.s the Work ilone t D..I t In- null vv ho I ??
I iii.-ii'i, Isuoraut laboren for the most part, wen
not ? vi u instructed as lo the law? governing naturalisa?
tlon, or else the? have forgotten their leasons. ro take
.me III? lain?', <V HU. Hll I?. ?V If ol N?>. [l? (llcll.l -1. ?? !. ? t, ,
that hi p. a? o vet ill when be came to tbl? country ; be
never declared any intention to beeotueocitUeo, and
i . nt remember going before an) JuiIku ; be received
Huai,..nidi papers tome n...i.ii.? alter lauding.
V man ovei ?l in list de.Tn le li.? IliD ntloii? am' hat e lie? n
- y ,i ,in tin- eeuntrj befo re r. oel. log ( ItissS 's popei -?
DKiinKI.YNl'KMiiCU.V'llC QfTT CANDIDATBS.
Tbe Brooklyn Deaaocratk city Convention,
v, ?m ii ... 11? >.i - ned t?. m. .u ?u 7 o'ci.n-k last arming, oat
not eaUed to et* r until tive inmute? altor S, \. lisos ?J.
Blume oceupied the chair. Aft? the ealllngof th.? roll
ni o? legatee,.. motion, m.ule by Oai loba Meyeoaorg af
th.- Bli tenth Ward, that semlaatteas fur Csatrettoi he
m.ui., was lariled. The uaiue of William A. Hurt ill BBS
put baton the ooaveattou, Althoogh there was a_??u
eral sxpeetattoa Bad controller l_8.1towsU woui.i i.o
rcttoiiiin Hi (I, Sad a though Mr. Hurnll'.? 11:11110 li;nl not
been mentioned In connection with the ofltoe, aad was
probabl] snknoa s tu a oanaMsraUs saaiset uf Bm bbb
Ih'im of the e.Hiveiilii.n, ev.-rv SetogStStSSthe roll wu?
(?ille.l, voted for Mr, lliiiTill. who was tliercti|K)U de
e ?II? ?1 llOHlitlllleil lill'.llll.lO.lslV. Tin? iiiiiiiiiinceiuent
1 was rsestvad with stigat spptoaes. The uwmiaa
tton wasaRiirpi-laC to. vfrvltt.ilv but those who were In
the secret or ex-Begleter McL?nghllu'i plans, and n?
nierons Inquirid wore made m regard to tin; candidate
Just nominated.
The convention tli.-n, apon ? BBOtton af ev-Ahlerman
Newman, adionrned for one hour. During the recesa at
address -. m mads by Mr. Blume. Upon tin* nassem tiling
of ih convention, Mr. Burrlll, who was pi-eaeut, beicitedl
to bwexensed from making a speech. The name of Wil
Iihiii A. SiariiiL-, for renomination as City Auditor, w*.
offered bj A. 81mn?! of the first Ward, the nomination
was unanimous on the tlr-i btdlot. No further nomine
tloni were made, and the convention -djouiLt'd tu mea
on leturduy al - p. m.
vomvATioira to covgum,
Xiiiiiiiintioii. tu the Xi.\'ili CoagnM havt
i.? en ma.i. -im-?- (i,,., hist report aa follows:
Otttritt .'.. i>i,iiii?*.
. HI? We Jersey_Win. A. Iti_-!it..r.t?.*iin??*ra_.
Xlllt.'i Nets -t n.s.r. Miiiisi'?-.,! Davis .... l??-ina? ml.
XlVtl ?>. a v.?:!;.Mi.tni.a n. ii,i..!ii?,_..i(,'|.iittl?t aa,
VItb New-York. - B.Uox .TlBSIIl
\ filth N.--.1 roi*.I--, riiiiii.l?. Wood.'I -1II1III-.I1V
IXth New-York .Kllnii Wird T.niniaur.
Xth New-Yolk.tin a B. lliwltt . I titmiunv.
?Itb Ne* Yol.I;, i.].m, n A. Willis.TawiSf
XII. Sea Yort .(leorge A. liraii. un,.ht-piiiilesa
IV..Mas?.? Im t *.'?.. Jn.t-e .1. (i. Abli.lt.lleiuucral.
ASSEMBLY .nomination--..
Niiiii?!i;iti?i!is to tlie St.it? A***<*iiili!y are re
p?.? ?.ai is fplWaai
I" trtt '. .V. miner. !'? littet.
ige.Vsthn.nl?-1 W, ia ...sPnill.Tieinocrat.
fu--. .lames ?i. Graban . RcpatMcaa
isl M tu.;. ? .U :.,:., ni M. .V. uui.iu.lJi;uiit?*laL
TIIK SOUTH CAROLINA CONFLICT.
?? _
OBV. .-ii::uman nut OPPOSED to un*: u?e oi
il:?.'
far n.i.KiiiiArit in ms TitinrvE.l
WAannroTOir, ??.?!. 19. Bo?e latec-enl is fell
la regard to U-ea. Sherman's pereoual viewa aataaenaV
niV Irtnips to BeUth Can.?nia. He-day, slaatly before a
protracted tntecrtew with the Pn-sldeal islatlie ta UM
iiiovemi ata of troops, Qua. Sbei man lahl ?South Oaroliaa
wed treabte enough la tiii- leunliji. sad o?iifbt to
ba the toot Mata t.? en ala diet ai baa ? ? aew. Last eight,
at the ,-iri.iv Iiiriinii. after depiwatlag any attempt to
connect polltfce-wlta the proceedlnxa <>f tin* an ?tin, of
the Society of the Army of the ? naaa
?aid, laanbataaee, thattf aay oaa man or IfiOOmaam
10,000-000 of i.?.n- ri-i-e their haada age mat tl.M
Union or against die old flag.fa ? he himself
and tin- Army ??t the Teiim tick tt. avenge
such auront, Tbli statement wi : rlihentbust
a-tn ?applause, wuiell toilid Lint be* MhdUed for luull/
mluun ??.
RETAUATIOH IN IOCTB CABOLO.A.
Coi i mi: i \. s. c. d.i. L8_?Sis irfciti men
who were returning hoam froaa i.unmst
Jai-', tl. ??I Court Hull?!1, at t'V; IIIIK, were
Bred a|.bj i olon d men la ambush. One man was ln
stsntly killed, and anotbet severely woaadad. ?Eajot
Kline and other Ui Ulcera, at tl- I
the white men, went to the spot, and while they were
? white man ' ? i.?-1 or
oner was also shot from ambush, his ie_ shattei
bone wouudetL The meeting bad i ? unquiet i ? ordi rly.
DEPARTUBE OF TROOPS FOB IOCTB ' ABOLD-A.
'I'll?* varions detachmeuta of artilleryordeted
f.> South Carolina are ? i
and n ?ni?/Min-- at Port Wood. 1 L Iheooafr
11 mu? il:** 1-t .iii-l 3d \i ??' Ge_L
rk'scommand. From tbeforn my B,
\.l II I!, N- - - : '. il. I : ? I. ?? ::iy D,
Capt. ii? i, p atl
If, Capt. II peay
. ??? t Warn n. 11. i liai ??? : i lompaay
L, Capt. It I ? .-??t.
: Truiubull, ?
. Fort
S'lngam; ( ? no ; Com?
puto H, ? ipt. Kellj. *?! ?
rn, mid . ?m . 1.,.
. ! .t.! \? ... '
,i. . i. m be ? "
Ulliler tl.
? -. the Q? *.
: \*.a.?L:ii-riua
,. -i i: In *. t ; . ? . ?n.:,* ?, -. c.
Boston, < let, 19.-1 ? tad I. boa
. : irtlaud, 'jo ? u .a
? - - i .
Os? ego, !.. \- Ort Ltf.?Cotnpsaj F, 3d
? i ei to
.i ..ma. ?ml will leave to-night.
VIEWS AT BEADQUAB1
mi: -..' : :i CASOUSA iTlOg .-.*1!mm;i.T
U . gO? 1 D I'V l.tAA III I Ms DE
Ni, iv.'i ?i \- t -.i .?\-,ii no ?!.
Ths Executive Committee <?i the Repobttcaa
lay, i.t'.t
.. ted only n
was in attendance, having returned from'
The eallers at beadquart : ..In,led
? -i. i i.'-i.. :ai Tyner;tbs Hon. Jam?? ... i
nil.? felt -..in- llttla weai extra
- . II-,- t?i Ml.li II he * i? ?*. 'I ? '' ?1 al
a H p, Banks, ex-Go*. Sejrea <>t OMka,
: . lean, aai
j. L. ii.-in.is, jr.. Chairman of 1 " I MateCbaa
- -use tl)
i lam, la ord '" -..?ri. Carollaa,
il satisfaction, and the opinion -ana ??? natal
that the demand for Uovemmeut prol large?I
an Impera
i retar) Chandler, hi conversation, said Praatiea
i.i .m emii.i imt have done othei ? di?
obeying the tow af the land. He bad aeted .-u-ictiy ia
.nfi.iti.iiii?. wita the law and Uu a and mi.1er
the advice t?f the Attorney OcneraL The meaafeataof
the i'ai'iii'-t wen a nit la support of the PNatiaaatfa
proclamation Aside from the ?-vui? aee reeeitred threngh
Oov.Chai.?lam. the Bovecaa taated of the
n.. easitj ol protection to the ? .
The (;??\t-iiini.*nt was determine i ;?> aee th..t i-ist??-e wag
-i :.nd \ii.ieii?*t ami towlem.-s put dovn. if the
regular United Btatea Ireepa did nal wHlee, IMa BUttta
would '?' employed. Been tary i ii ladk : mid ha a-.itui
pated -??in?* advene erttielaaa from tin i?? anenttb ,,ut it
Monhi be -impiv ai.-iu-d t?> ehanta thai the troofohad
11. .n -.nt to -south Carol in.i to inl iii.nl..tt: tue white vote
at Hi?* balk M???\.
i:\-.iov. M < ?'?iii'a-k, Si-.-r?-t.iry af tin1 N itlon.il ('.tin
inn;??*, .-.aid he had beard no tit-publican make an natte
Vtirahle eoiniii? nt on l're*?iil? lit liiaii-.'? eUOkb CUNHpa
pititlain.i?oi!. II?- hinisi If was ni'iviiuttl Unit the
presence of troops In ?Soyth Carolina woald Blem n?
?i i am \ mil Me ami .-?-eiir?- a peanabta and tak eteetfoa.
? ,?t\. ? ii.tm!" i lam, u h.? wa- n eii vahea af kg aaan w*:io
kimw him per.ally, had been eadnentty naaervatlvn
In his political life, end en thai aeeennl h.ni ?not ii?-?-u
oeeptable to the radaeal Bepnbllenna at in-s st.ne.
Ml*. .M. I'ttfiiili W tbOOght tins was one !? asnii for tnistui_f
bis Judgment m a ssatl r of thla kind, fil?ala aeooaata
ibowed iia re waa nothing .ik.- n. e ipei k la Benth Oatt*
Una. lie thought Hint President (?runt, in matters per
t lining t?> niaru.il law and the tjoutlieni Sta!?-, had bi*?-n
e\ell ini-r?* ?alt llll i?f do?lC jilstlee and pli'Velltlllg UU
?v n-s'or tnan a eivUlaa Pnitdent might have
been. ?efoUowtag la aa octree! from a letter wart t^i
tb? National Committee bj a realdentol BoathOanttaai
who la knnwii to the i-iiiiiiiiiiti ?? aa worthy of endaaee.
it was written leea tii.;? a aaaath agai
M?- an n??w In tin* iui?i?t ??f one of the vet] ? aeel trntu
palgna known in the bouth sun-.* reconstruction, our
convention met m thla elt) laatwwk. Beforoa third of
Nu- detogaU s could depan lor tb. Ir lu>m< ?. afteradloum
niini, we were apprised bj telegraph ufa " riot " hi
.inl Burn well Counties, between blacks and
whites. A " riot " here meeui an sttack upon colored
lit'piioi.t ai,s n, w i?u?- Democrau, and tint Uemocratio
m u ?|.ai?? i s lur?- a. know ?i-tl.f lli.it not ess than 11 , ,,1
ki t?l lin-u were klUed.durtug the abovc-nieuUoned riot,
andonlythree whites are thus far reported intured.
?Even labor? rs at work to the cotton ti.i.i-, were brutally
shot down, and mutilated. * ' ' A man whom 1 luve
known foreign! yea, -, and regard as trustworthy, re?
ported tome what came under bla observation on .
?lay. tbe l'.'tu m?!. He went down the Port Royal rail?
road, aa im* aa BUentoa, ?M miii-s mm km
nata, Qa., when the couductor refused to take
the trolu any furth-w on account ??i reponed lighting a tew
miles below, al a plat e called "Kobblns's." before leaving
i;iit iitmi in-saw a former member ol the Ix-slalatiire, by
tin- name of < oker, who w as a d? legate n? tin* reeeal it?*
publican convention, deliberate^ shot do?wn i" aeld
blood nol '?it rarda from the ears, where be was sitting.
Cok-ar ?lui not leave Uns uu for his m,,iu.* tin *?nn.l.iy
moralng, and could not have rea??i?e?l Ellenton tin thai
mu night Conaequentl. b.* ...u?i u??t toaaywayaan
been mixed up m the reported riots of aunday. outer
was shot by 10 men, aud while uol suspecting tii?* i. ..-c
?l.r.t.i-s Hewitt si.ld to U Till III'>K reponer^.-...
,W *? ?,'?'.iH..Iei It an unwariiuii?-.! aad __?__*"__{
i.m.it ?? " "11er disregard of tin e.instiii.t!?;?' ???*
^ ?iiu of the people ?_____\_*__o*+ U ' ""'"
of auy stronger language 1 should use it.

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