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f3 ta- n.i 'iwtt- WJ I um Continued from First Page. formal emand on Franca for the 400 Carllsts bav been captured by th Bepublican troops near Albacett. In a recent engsg emenf-, a Aaapoat IWU lllllll were uiw; W'uV'. TheNavairea eoiaier 10 umu army refuse to leave tneir iwww Tea Aral a. BsSLix.

Oct. reort are that the last visit to the residence of Count Von' Arnim was merely for the purpose of delaying? hi trial. LOT UM purpoee 01 uaia, .4. Car rcrada the Tlaee Shet ia Niw Yoki, QcLiWBaeklaad, the jfew York limes7 correspondent, ha been Shot by the Spanish Republicans. He was private secretary, of -Jewell while 1a placed on the Times? staff upon Mr.

Jewe. recom mentation. Bucklend was seek in the Caclist headquarters -when 'cap tured, and shortly after etiou. Arrlrol 1 BrmdlMfi. 1 Yobk.

m-Charles Hr9 w-ay Vk. -v. V' TroaUeWa ike JUf Mle Ohio Etatlread. Oct. 19.

Ootw Hen--dnoka o-day Teoetved dwpatchee from the sheriff ot Porter coanty, atatinte that body of armed moa were resistiu? his effort to protect the employees of the Baltimoie and Crtna "Railroad while attempting to lay track across Michigan' Central Kailroad, and asking, ox aid ta liM)me riot. Tbe Governor orderea two companies of Starte Guards and aGattincr gan to proceed there immediately. They left tojuKbt, and will arrive at the aceoe of the distnrbanoe a boot 2 A. M. VarlAwr JEleectea Aetaraa.

The Secretary of Stat has received official returns from seveaty-three oonnties. Riving total Democratic majority of aineteeaJconnties -yet. to hear from gave a Democratic majority for Secretary ot State at the jast eitcuon oi -ma 'i be majority in ome counties will be largely increased this year. Laader'a majority ia this dis trlct over Cobarn is 5tt. Holaaan' majority the Sixth is 24G7.

The total In-dependent vote on the State ticket so fa reeeived, ia Knox ooutity. andrv new elaetioa hasboea ordered. Leaving out, the Legislature stands: Senators, Democrats, 123: Republicans, 24 1 Independents. 8. The Honsfl tands Democrat, Ke publican, 37 Independents, 10w nASHVILLEL Brtwi ta cbo Oareiraar at IUloeia.

KA8HVJU.K. Tenii Oct. 10. Gov. Brown, in aletterof this date, addressed to Gov.

Beveridce, of Illinois, in relation to tbe late kidknapping of one indicted in this-Stota for murder, takes ground that Smith is now in the hands -of the judiciary, and out of bis control; that the constitution of Ten-' nessee eo distinctly define and separate the executive and jadicial department he eaaaot interfere, and he cites a like ease now in dispute between Ten- -nessee ana juieeiBBippi, in relation to one 'Wilson', a condemned and escaped murderer, now in Nashville jail for horse stealing. A to the abductors of Smith. -Gov. Brown says no requisition has been made for them, bat when mad will receive due consideration, MONTGOMERY. Taw Radical PreavaBaieCTlcUy Carried Uontqouisv.

OcL 19 One month ago the Shetift' of Sumter county summoned a posse of forty-two men to suppress a negro riot near Belmont. The rioters dispersed without waiting the arrival of the posse, which was then disbanded. A little negro who carried the United States mail on a mule was detained a few minutes on the road by the poaee to prevent the unnecessary spread of the excitement in other and quiet -settlements. Afterwards this posse was arrested as Kn-Klux, and also for stop-ping the United States mail, but are now released on bonds of 100 each. Large numbers of men are summoned to appear before the United States Court in Iluntaville, on the extreme Northern border of the State early in November in some counties as many a 100 to 150.

It is also reported to-day that from 500 to 800 warrant have been issued for the arrest of men in district where no disorder have been reported. Multitudes of deputy marshals are being appointed -on recommendation of Charles E. Mayer, chairman of the Republican State Executive Committee, but the Stat was never more quiet. ECCLESIASTICAL. i fU7tertan Syaa mi North ttllaola.

Chicago, Oct. 19. At a meeting of the Presbyterian Synod of Northern Illi- moia, this morning, tha-easoof Pat ton vs. Bwing was taken no. -Kevi Mr.

Iiurd, of Evanston, for the defense of the aveainat. tha complaints, made a to drop the cosnpiamii ana tne wnoie matter, a nsua. which members' of the Synod "were allowed A large number participated in Hhe disoneaionand from the eeutunents ex pressed it is probable that the complaint waU a sustained and tbe matter arirued atiengui nexore tnaeynao. BpUcepal Coegrem- the motion' repeating-' secret eeesion was lost by a "vota of 92 to 05. Th4 peooeediaga to-day teoluueaL va.

'sir a ar 1 Th Oaplcal Savers totjisViLLit, Oak li-Bufc few- dete gatesyaad these are mostly from Ken-tacky; have a yet arrived for the Con-, ventioa, called to ooasider the removal of the capital from Washington to St. Louis, which meets' in this city to-morrow. It is supposed the' session of the Convention will last three days.1 No one prominent inr the movement eems to have reached tbe citv. ani iaA nit inforaiatioa regarding itoannot be obtained. The bt- iouis axe expected to- morrow morning.

-i it -i ATLANTA, GA. Atlanta. Oct. 19. This fair.

i4 ia ad mitted, surpasses the preceding ones. It' i said there are a larger number ef first class race horses-present than ever be-, lore at a Georgia State 'Fair. Thcdia-jlay iaiine. If LANCASTER OHIO. Jtastestte Agatost Eteedea Frauds.

Lakcastkr, Oct. 19. A large Republican meeting was held here this evening to protest against the election frauds, A committee-was appointed to raise funds and prosecute the offender. This "were instituted gainst Cameron. Mthlenberg.

Harvey, Raymond Ueiiegeiniloh, and John for cosLfpjracy to defraud X)r. iX-Roebuck of his nomination, and jlsaae and John IBrendel, eleetion officer, for vioiatiug the primary lection law. ISCELtAHEOUS. 1 .0 i Omaha, Oct.19. Companies and Infantry.

arrived here from Cm Sembaugh, yesterday, and left for New Orleaaa. Companies' and wiU arrive to-morrow from Red Cloud Agaaey-and leave for same piac. Detroit. Oct. 19.

By a eonision of two construction trains on the Detroit and Adrian branch ef the; Lke Snore Haiiroad. Charles Kramer waa instantly, killed and six ethers aerionaly injared. i WASHiKOTOW.O5t.lAtWDevOen-reral Williams has retained H. W. Hu-3iard, of to assist the District Attorney in the prosecution aainat film, tbe Jate Postmaster at Atlanta.

btixnsd; Loe 1 WSATBKJBV KJtPOKT. Wa1 Dtepartmutt, Oftich Chtjcv PtGifAL Officxk D. CM Oct. 19. Pkobaboituis.

Fop Tennes-Bee and the Gnlf State, fallin? baromr eter. southeasterly winds, with warmer, clear and partly cloudy weather, DO01B8T1O i- MAEKBT. Nw Yobjc Oct. 19 closed quiet nd steady; Middling Up-, lands 15ai5 sales to-day 1007 bales bet receipts 40ti bales, gros8i7tJ bales. Futures closed firm sales 15,800 bales as follows: October 15; November 15 1-S2, December 15 7-32S 15 January 515-32a15Vk, February 15 1616 15 27-3.

March 16, April 16 16-8216 7-16, May. 168U-16, June 16. Sootbern flour unchanged, fair inquiry; laheat opened a -shade iirmer. moderate inquiry, closed quiet and steady at previous prices corn opened a shade firmer, closed dull and drooping, 9lk'S93 for mixed, closing sellers at inside price, SO for Western mixed, in store, bl for new Western mixed. Coffee very firm, 1521, gold, for Rio sugar quiet and steady rice dull and tallow 13-16; rosin heavy, 2 40 for strained: turpentine heavy, 37 pork dull, job lots f20 50; lard quiet and unsettled, 14 for old prime steam rendered, 14 for new prime, steam rendered; whisky steady, atfl 03Ms: freights firm; cotton, by sail fci, steam i UixcmNATi, Oct.

li. Cotton steady, demand moderate. Middling 144; flour and wheat doll and unchanged corn-demand fair, market firm, old 7375, new 55; oats demand fair, 53-3 56; pork, nothing doing; Jard demand good at fall prices, sales of current make 12Mj bulk meats quiet, sales of shoulders 64, sides nominal, clear rib 134, clear 14 144; whisky dsniand fair, market firm 97- bt. JjOuis xjc. am.

ttnn sieaay. Middling 14 near dull market unsettled, round lots lower to, selU business small; -wheat steady, No. 3 red winter $1 094 1 10. No. 8 98984; corn dull.

No. 2 new mixed, old, 77 78, in East elevator oats dull and drooping. No. 2 o0)o04 in elevator; mess pork dull and nominal, held at $21 50 bulk meats dull and nominal bacon -quiet, sides 7, clear rib 134, clear 14 14 Mi lara auu, summer, steam viwaVA: whisky quiet, 98." lAjCisviiXE, Oct. 19.

Cotton quiet, Middling 144 i Hour and wheat quiet and on changed in every respect: corn auiet, white 75, mixeo 70; oats, mixed 54 mess pork, none in market bacon, sbouldeis 78, clear rib 1342134, clear 144144i sugar-oured hams 12 9 14, no plain here bulk meats and lard, pone here; whisky 97; bagging unchanged. Chicago, Oct. 19. Flour quiet aud un-ehanred; wheat quiet and weak, No. 1 spring Chicago fl3934.

No. 2 87 corn 2 mixed 75 4 275 4 oats 4834 pork dull, lower and steady at a decline. tl9 25 19 50; lard 14144 whisky 98. win AC CIA Am i Nxw York. Oct.

19. The Post's financial article says The week opened in Wall street with dull markets aud with speculative shares Jower than Saturday. In the gold market all sales have been at 110. The only feature having been that cash gold commands higher rates from borrowers than last week. These having been 2, 8 and 4 per cent, per annum, and 1-64 of 1 per cent, per day.

Treasury disbursements on account of the November interest will be less than in previous years. Foreign exchange is quiet but firm, the actual rates for prime bankers' sixty days sterling1 being 4.84 ii. and for demand 4.884 the nominal rates being respectively 4.88 4.S81. U. S.

bonds in sympathy with firmer gold here and a firmer market for them in London they are a fraction above Saturday's quotation. State bonds at the first board were a fraction higher for Missouri and steady, for Virginias, to which dealings were confined. In the loan market 3 per cent, is the ruling rate for balances lent on demand. Some lenders have marked the rates up to 4 per cent, on this class of loans. For mercantile paper there is a ready demand 1 for prime short date notes at per cent, and for three to four months' date, at 6S7 per cent.

What ia known a good ordinary single named mereantle paper sells at 8 10 per Speculative shares opened at 4 below Saturday' elosing, except for Wabash, which was higher, an dNew York Central, Northwestern and Ohios, which were unchanged, i During the first half hour there was an advanoe of 4 whioh was followed by a decline of 4, the lowest prices havmr' been made about noon, ainoa I whioh there has been a fractional reoov- ery tuna opened 4 below -Saturday's advanced 14 per cent, during the first half hour, but again declined and is steady as we write at below the highest- k' i Extreme sales are as follows, stocks being given in. the order of activity: Erie Lake Shore 784794, Union Pacifio 84435, Telegraph 78 79, Pacific Matl-4644ftH, Ohios 27 28. Wabash, 31432te, Rook' Island 98 984. Northwestern 74i28, New Central 1011014 i 1 i 1 un Ev mt il wr FOHIGN MAKKETtS. LOKDOir, Oct.l9, P.

M. Consols for money on -account 94 92. 5-20' 1034 --r Londoji, Oct. 19. Erie 264.

Paris, Oct. 19, P. M. Rente 62f. ton quiet Middling Uplands 8d, Orleans estimated sale to-iay Dales, -f Port.

ineiuaing aouo lor speculation ana ex. uctooer delivery, xrom unarieston or Savannah, not below 'Low- Middling, 7d. Later 30 P. Mv Cotton unchanged. The sales to-day include 5800 bales of American.

October and November shipments from New Orleans, not below 'Low Middling, 1-1 6d. i LrvBapool, i Oct. 19, Noon. Bread-: stuff quiet corn 85s. 9d.

lard tt2s. od. pork.77s. bacon 51s. for long clear 54s.

6d. for short clear middles; tallow 42. 9d. Liverpool, 19. 5:30 P.

M. Cottonsales on a basis of Middling nothing below Low Middling, shipped October andNovember, 1 lard 62s. BJTKBWKATHEH XHO STEAM-: BOATS. v' VicisBtnto, Oc'-Passed up Jno. B.Maude at 9 last night.

Down: Bello of Jxa? 7 iS? Biwnarck 9 A. and Belle of Shreyeport at 11 A. tv day. Arrived City of Vickeburg at 13 Weather warm and clear. RrvefaTlen 3 incbeala FJ warm.

The rivrr has Tallea an moa ju the laetwrty-f our; bojsr. Qftrtd- Kivr and Glencoe for I CircurKaTT. Oct il9 River 4 feet i8 Hnebe i and alling.i Weather hazy and i Pi-ree burg ia.T-Rlver3 Inches (uln uToa.r Kjti- f.lAar and aooL Lovssviux, Rrver' falling slowly, with 3 feet 8 inches in tne canal WlVn. lAa nnM TV www. i Evakbvillxv Oct.

19. River falling lowly." eat ner clear anueooi. tT i a tv I )f i Arrived Konntz. roA St. LJouis.

at 6 P. M. Departed Atlan- XJVA UVUIOf CaT M. Aa Wf'vwa. we- avi AT a pity New ,11 In icury St, ,1 for VIcxBburg.

8-; Mary AUoe. xor OrleflTiB. at 6 A.M. River 5 feet and ibbea, falling. Weather clear.

Mar Mnnr i viv -wsj a va cut p. from New Orleans Kinney, from rViokiburg. i uepanarea. ivnoi xan-Weather clear ajid pleasant. aiowjy.

Pass. Oct. 19. 6 P. M.

Barometer 29.95. WindN.N.E.. Uzht. Arrived: bchooner J. vvnippie (W ebb emht and a half days from uuua.

I No denartures. York. Oct. 19. Arrived out Penn sylvania.

ryrom Terterfiaj's Evening EdlUoru Londok, Oct. 19. The Fiji Islands were unconditionally ceded to ureac Britain. Paris. Oct.

19. Full returns of the election yesterday, for vacancies in the Assemble shew Elerand (Bonapartist) heads the poll in the Pas De Calais, but rails oi a majority, a rresn election be necessary, in tne AipesAiari times, where there are two vacancies. Med Join and Cheris, the Republican candidateswere elected. New York. 19.

The Committee bf the Peabodv Fund Trustees, consist ing of Wm. E. Evarts, John -II. Clifford and Samuel Wetmore, appointed to con sider the subject ox mixed scnools at the South, report that after the most careful comparison of opinions and the 1 most solicitous consideration of all the elements of the disons- sion 'afiectins the Interests of eduoa tion in the various States for their white and colored population, they have unanimously come to the conclusion that the prosperities land bones of the toublie system of education at the South will receive a serious, if not fatal, blow from any legislation whioh should make Incn a system ot. education maintain able.

1 The board are of the opinion that while instice and nublio dntv. aa well as the interests and feelings of the white and colored people of the Sonth, ooncnr in demanding a system of publio educa tion Wnlcn snouid give equal opportune ties and eoual advantages to the shildren of ei er color, th at no such result would fe pi omoted by the compulsory system of ixed schools. Th committee in conclusion, say these viev.8 are fully set forth in the report of General Agent, which is accepted and approved, as expressing the unam moos approval of the trustees. i JSkw ork, Oot. 19.

Special cable dis patches state that the charge against Von Arnim has dwindled down to one of insubordination only, Prince Bismarck dreading a in rt.ner spread or tue scandal. The United States steamer Juniata has arrived at ante, and Stanley has ar rived at Zanzibar, en route for the scene of his labors in Africa, and was accord' ed a friendly receutiou by the Sultan. Boston. Oct. 19.

Father Gleason. in a publio meeting speech, applauds Capt Jack and his xellow-Uodocs, and denounces Meacbam aa a political adventurer who misled Capt. Jack regarding tbe views of the Government. Memphis. Oct.

19. The residence of Dr. Luke P. Blackburn, together with the furniture, at Laconia, was burned on Saturday night. Loss, $15,000 insured in the German-Amerioan, of New York, for $4500 aud Plurnix and Membhi, of the city of Memphis, for $2000 each.

The Lee Memorial Monument. The latest advices from the Lee Memorial Aswciation is that Prof, Edward V. Valentine, the sculptor, having procured from Vermont a block of p'-ire white marble, is fashioning the statnte of Gen. Lee, which is to be placed on the grand monument now being erected at his tomb at the Washington and Lee University, Lexington, Virginia. The figure represents Gen.Lee reposing in an easy, recumbent position upon a couch, his head and shoulders slightly raised above the body, his left arm outstretched by the side of hie sword, his right arm laid across his breast.

He wears full Confederate uniform, -including boots and gauntlets; acid a light drapery covers nearly the whole form. The appearance is natural and graceful, indicating peaceful slumber rather than death. The monument, when surmounted with this tine work of art, will be a lasting memorial to one of Virginia's noblest sons and patriots. The members of this 'Association are gentlemen well and. favorably known by the entire community, who will see that nothing is left undone that will add to the beauty and finish of this great work.

We are advised by the Secretary, Mr. Chas A. Davidson, of Lexington, that the funds subscribed are insiffficient to complete the monument. In order to further this object they haveissaed a life-size steel engraved portrait of Gen. Lee, to be lold only by through authorized agents, the.

proceeds of Such sales to te applied toward the' completion of the work. An opportunity is here presented to every person, not only to" procure, at a reasonable price, a superb life-like portrait Of the great General, but to aid in the erection of a lasting monument to hia memory. Each subscriber will receive a certificate duly signed by the Secretary; and Chairman of the Lee Monumental Association 1 We commend this valuable portrait to the pubiici and'predict for it an loimenso sale. Somo energetic snoum secure the agency in his section to' assist' in this novel -W. W.

Bestwick 177 and 179 West Fourth street, Cin. einnati, Ohio, have been appointed general managers of all agencies on the United Ail communications addressed to the above firm, for circulars, certificates and terms 'to1 gents, will receive their immediate attention, ri s- Get your kids at Kreeger's. Dr. A -vintt tn fh Twr.ma nt this eminent physieiah yesterday, proved the high estimation in which he is held in this eity. The number of callers was surprising, some as friends, and many desiring to take advantage of his ripe experience and well-known medical skill.

Dr. Curtis will remain. in this city until the 1st of November, and in the meantime may be seen at his office. No. 9 Rampart street, between Canal and Customhouse streets.

The Princess of Wales is said to be the hardest working woman in England; but, somehow or other, the Duches of Edinburgh got several days' start of her in me matter ox a new tall bonnet. 7TT Third. sV7ard CkAinratiT Colored i it. A meetuiar bl iLis laV at night their No. 49 telfat teet; quit a nafneTOda attendance beinft: present.

Amdn the reaointlon adopted were tbo following: Be now ahdhenoeforth Hre are determined and will sever all connection with, and refuse all support to, the vampire who for nine years have gene nothing for ns and all, against oar est interests in reducing to poverty our Only, true the Conservative white men of this State. i Be it further retolwd. That we pledge jDuraclvee implicitly to follow the sound advtce oi our newjy adopted friends, the Conservatives, and that for onee. an least, we' intend and will support their lifiemintr it th. otilv TtnnvihlA means oi exit from the Wilderness" ifl carpet-Dag rule.

The club paraded last night witli quite a show of enthusiasm. 1 i a i i i Frandolent Registration. I Two arreBts were made last week in Amite City, in the parish of Tangipahoa, of parties suspected of attempting to register contrary to law. both of them being apparently under the age of twenty-one. 1 United States Commissioner D.

Craig had them apprehended. The oaenders were Edward Snyder, and Eliaa Lawpon, colored. Upon examination Snyder proved himself to be of age and was consequently released Law-son admitted his guilt, but alleged that he had been instigated by older parties to register, or at least to attempt to do eo. He was placed under bonds to appear before, the f. Circuit Court in November next.

11 RlCe Shooting. At the match of the New Orleans Rifle Club Ust Sjjndayi Major J. C. Shipley won the irold medar for the best off-hand shot, he having ecored 171 points in ten Major WnC Arms won the medal for the best rest shot, scoring 195 points ia ten shots. The prizea, however, are still open for contest, any member.

exceeding these scores being entitled to take possession of the prize for which he shoots. i i I Faxuitlciam In Ruaaia. IPaUVaU A correspondent writes to us: A strange story has reaehed Mem el, in East Prussia, from Russia. In Woriio, a Russian town, a male servant sudden ly disappeared from tbe house of his em plojer, a Roman Catholic priest, and it did not occur to anybody that 'he, like many others, might have run away to escape from military service, to wnich. according to the new regulations of Russia, every young man on reaching hi twentieth rear is liable.

The priest told his congregation that the absentee had. presented bimseii to mm in a dreaiu. covered with awful gasnee, and related to him that the Jews had murdered him and had sent his blood to Jerusalem. The Jewish towns-people, ia consequence of this ridiculous statement, are tin danger of being murdered. The petty magnates of tbe town do not stir in the matter, and leave the mob to determine the case as may be thought' proper.

The Governor of the province, who has been applied to, takes no notice of the dangerous accusation. As a natural consequence, a violent attack was made on a Jewish dealer who had ventured to quit the town. The poor fellow has received such injuries that his life is despaired of i First op thk Season. Mr. L.

Amy has Wm. Massey fe celebrated Philadelphia draft ale, in whole, half and qnarter barrels, landing from tbe steamer Yazoo. Those who want something fane should give him a call. Change. The day of sailing of tbe steamship Wilmington has been changed from Tuesday, 20th, to Wednesday, 21st when she will leave her wharf, foot of Calliope street, at 7 P.M.

For freight or pascape apply to Mr. J. M. Wither-spoon, 60 Carondelet street. Grand Firemen's Ball.

The gallant fentlemen of St. Bernard Steam Engine ire Company No. 1, will give a grand firemen's ball at the hall of the Mississippi Club, near the United States Bar-, racks, on Saturday evening, tbe 24th in wbieh will be one of the most brilliant affairs of the season. Applications for-ladies' invitations should be addressed to the Invitation Committee, ball Mississippi Club, or at room No. 5 Gallier Court.

1 To Sugar Plajtkrs. Messrs. Gaines Relf No. 127 antl 129 Common street, have an advertisement of sugar can Knives of the beat make 'also, cane shed and sugar honse-lanterns, all of the most improved patterns. These goods they are selling at very low 1 For Rent.

Tbe splendid private residence, corner of Philioand Camp street, large and commodious, with all the modem improvements, and 'having handsome grounds-' is -now ottered for rent. Apply to Mrv ArP. I 1, i 1 rrt Miiar TW Rmit.h At eies in the Insurance Company -of North America, of Philadelphia, chartered' in 1794. and having, now assets amounting to $410.000, on the i most favorable terms. Their power includes authority to accept service of process.

Choick Fixur. Choice family flours Of all erades constantly on fiand bv Messrs. IT. Odendahl Son. No.

526 Camp street, opposite Magazine naiKct. Auey will nou ui quauiiiiiioa nit purchasers, and guarantee satisfaction to 1 i i i ii i in I l.i... 1 A world jof thanks is due 'to the hot-1 anist who first discovered the virtues of the Quiliayai fiaponariaj or soap tree of Chili. The wonderful cleansing and purifyiBg property of its bark give to the fragrant Sozodont much of its unrivaled efhoacy as a preservative of theteetlu. 4 For kid gloves, so to Kreeeer.

i i hi 1 1 mi ii i They are worth of gold leaf on the dome of the Capitol at Xios- ton. i I lBy TetogTapn.l.T-! Batox? Saraj Oct; Te Capt W. Cannon Leave Bay on Sara at 10 P. with 4200 hales cotton, and 4300 sack seed. Wm.

Campbkix, Steamer Ri E. Lee. I Beard Bro. buckle cotton ties, 7c per pound, at agency e2 Magazine street. A box' containing two kittens on a journey alone from Maine to Ohio passed through Boston, Monday.

There was an appeal in rhyme on the box to any who might chance to see it to give the kittens food and drink. h. Axmuexnanta. Acapxmt or Music. The Wallack Combination engagement openedVwith a nroniiuoa.

aeoect Tlaat DivoxceA? wa produced Titer first appearance of company before "a strange auaienoe ana'upen a strange ftage i fot often conducive to favorable mpretrions. rot are we disposed to nttef a cx opi oieti, uoxLer such respect to tbe merit or demerit's of the member caatv Generally, we may remark that the company appears to be a fair melodramatio corps, capable of giving a pleasing entertainment. Tbe play ran very smoothly, and in the representative of Clara, Amelia. Mr.K Lavorle Dolh. Waveri0- a and Mowso, we recognized artist well educated, well drilled and carefully cooacieatioB in-their They Showed too, attentive in email'1 things, which at once won our regard for no one act is so aggravating to us as a solecism in business.

It was a xnuJortune that the troupe should have been put forward 'in so weak a play as Divorced," which has tbe, single advantage over Daly's ver-Bion of the same subject in the commend able brevity of the acts. Notwith-etanding the dead weight of the drama, ladies and gentlemen of the company exhibited a capacity whioh a stronger play will bring into bolder action. That opportunity will be presented to-night, when the pretty drama, Clouds," will be produced. Of -this play our contemporary, the Mobile Register, says: i The beautiful new play, seemed to meet with universal approbation, and we can honestly commend its clever mingling of sentiment and fun. Quiet interest in the audience gave way pften-to strong applause and frequent ripples of laughter, and the acting of the principal parts was well received.

To those who have not seen This beautiful piece, detailed criticism would mean little but we can sincerely compliment tbe acting as a whole. Tbe plot centres around a pure girl trapped into a mook marriage, but by her truth and bravery, amid doubt, suffering coming out in the end. not only udbuI-litd, but happy and Opera House. The oft-postponed benefit tendered the ladies of iba Crescent City Relief Association by a number, of leading amateurs -is at'lavt to come off. The Denefat will take place at the Opera House, Thursday -evening.

Oct. A large number of amateurd have offered their assistance. Gaiety corner of Baronne.1 and Common streets. A crowded house greeted the first- appearance last night of the famed stars Baby McDonald and her talented father, James McDonald. The previous parts of the pro- craninie were listened to with much in terest, and especially the daring feats on tbe trapeze of M'iie Lauretta and u.

Alarm eucitea proiongea ap-plan. For those who -admire blood curdling Bights, the evolutions in mid air of these courageous performers possess a pecnliaroharm. But of course the interest of the evening centered in the fame announced stars. Mr. James McDonald, in his specialty of dancme on slates on a slab of marble about eighteen inches square, elevated.

on pot to about three feet high, com ix anced the admiration ox the audience. His movement were gay and graoefnl, while hie feet, kept perfect time to the liveliest airs. As a jig or clog dancer Mr. McDonald has tew equals. 1 When the scene chanced, and a charm ing little girl, slender and graceful in heure.

with jet blade hair and a sweet. childish face, stepped before the andi- enoe- dressed as a young beau 'of the period, a round1 of applause welcomed UaDy JSicuonaia, who is only nve years Tin, ana jooks no oioer. Her Sailor's Hornpipe' was a triumph in ternsichorean art. and her sonm -Awfully Clever," "If the Girl is Handsome," and "Jack. were greeted with repeated cores.

Her Changes in costume were rapid, and her self-command perfectly surprising. (Everything did was pleasing, and Hbe audience evinced tbeir satisfaction in the most complimentary manner. The McDonalds will appear azain this ivenio and gentlemen who wish to aee npetumervtu nou id not fail to attend. The Globe Theatre. A very laree udiesce assembled last evening to wit ness the representation of the lively bnrlesque, Ixioo, or the Man at the Wheel," in which the' Worrell Sister.

Cahiil and Macarthy, assisted by an excellent cast, managed to keep the house in one continuous roar of laughter. The scenery and appointments aa supplied jby the clever management were gorgeous and resplendent, and combined with the artistic acting of the players in assuring already the success of Ixion. 1 Miss Josie Adams, in. her serio-comio vocaliem. was received with well merited applause.

Ernest Byne, Maggie Nichols, and the rest of the troupe dia-tincuished themselves as usual. I The same programme for to-night. Laid Up for Repaira. Detroit Pre Vress.1 The ofScer said he found Frank Daily rounded to In an alley. He ranged up under his lee-rail, forged ahead and boarded the prisoner at the -bow, receiving a couple of kicks in the stomach as be was getting out a line to take the prisoner in i "And here you are, Mr.

Duffy, with your head-gear carried away, your bowsprit sprung, your cable snapped and 'TOUTollmginthe trough sea," remarked the court. The prisoner said it wouldn't take him long to repair damages, and. if let oft, he'd spread what canvas he had left and head for Buffalo. 44 1 think," replied his that you need to go into dry-dock ora thorough overhauling. You, need newtopeailfl and repairs to the hull, and I thabyour deck beams, are "badly sprung.

There's your weather-eye all closed, up, half -your reef points and there's three feet of whisky in the bold. You would probably hold three feet more, but you won't -probably smell it for thirty day to come." Then I'm sentenced am I asked Clear aa daylight." i 44 And 1 must go up V. "Yonmust.TM ThenJ' 'continued the prisoner, stretching out his arm, may you misa stavs with. breakers dead i as was an awim- uuvw auu. viu told him that a soon as the thirty days' were- out they'd! arrest' him on' the charge of -manslaughter and him where Concord were.

a dollar a pound during every day in the year. 4 A. Intemperance is largely On the increase in Glasgow, Scotland, and the authorities are verv much, troubled about it. Saturday night 'thousands of factory hands men and women--become outrageously drunk, 1 and remain in that condition over Sunday. t.

1 There is in the Island of Skve a minister of one of the parish churches who, occupies the pulpit which his father, grandfather and great-grandfather have filled in succession, and who is training up a son to be his successor. t-t 1 1 i The ladies are wild about Wax work, and are to attempt incredible things in that line this winter. Artists' materials are to be ransacked i fhdeed, many have begun the work of-collectiag sew ft i THE. CXTJ. fire aa CUe atraet Wakratlaa Iaeaa- About half-past morning tire broke out in a grocery store, v.

corner of Clio iJocust streets, occupiea mr j. luiunde, which i with hi adjoining dwelling house, was total ly con earned; The DroDerty wu said to have been inEured'for $4C00 but Inr what vorn- 1 1 mi. pauy.wuuxu.uv up uq tire waa doubtless the work of anin-een diary. Corporal Kelle, who was making TjDiajrcxindad heard a loud crackling noise, and running to the place' whence thevnoiso, found the place on tire, and a tron 'cMdou lssuJngr, from' the remises. The door waa burst open, and an warm struck, the promptness Of the fire-department preventing a spread of the names.

Finn War FatiUea. A meetineof the Fifth Ward Dem- ocratic'Club was held -yesterday, in- uio pansn nominaxiooa wiu a 1 rtr me exception ot inose ior ine omcea of Justice, Constable and Representative instead of which nominations the club has' selected names from the ticket, to-wit4 respectively, Messrs. Laresche, Pons and Castella-nos. Ji -1. A FtlU About half-past 11 o'clock yesterday morning a child, of Hyatt residing corner of Lafayette, and Carondelet streets, accidentally fell from a third story raliery.

but in Now' thai w'nter has started in on us and our fetreeU. Again become crowded. in iictAui- nuisance is again beginning to demand attention; Complaints have been made already against certain Canal Street firms for obstructing the Sidewalk, but in the general "don't careiwn among officer holders incidental to tbe coming elec tion it is not thonght the ordinances on the subject will be enforced. Wlath Ward The registrar of the Ninth Ward. one Dougherty, who j.

moved, a few ays ago, somewnere in cue swamps, Out near tne Rigoiettes.yesterday con eluded to move back to tbe comer of Love and Independence streets; where his' old office was. Ilia efforts in the; swamps succeeded in registering foar men, two white anq. two colored, and his removal back, ia hailed with dei-b'ght bythose citizens'of the Ninth Ward who have not yet had an op portunity of registering, UnhBB. i There was somewhat' 'of a rumor yesterday among police officials three colored murderers now waiting their fate at the Parish Prison would be shortly hung. This is, however hardly credited, as it rs not tjelteved the death warrants would be signed so nearan election.

i i. laaseecloe. 1 Since the-' sudden collapse of the" Creecent Billiard, Hall, the attention of and has been brought to quite a number of other buildings which, are not thought to be oversale in an event or nre. ana it is understood -some effort will be made to have an inspection of all danger ous or reported dangerous CaaaaJid The Mississippi Base Ball uiubs have consolidated. Before the- consolidation each of these clubs was "very strong." "The dew club formed from them is ano of the very strongest in tbe city.

Sunday, the Mississippi-Wasliingrl ton Base Ball Club played the defeating them by a score of 23 bo 13. The playing of Messrs. Bell and Hanlon was particularly good. PeveaJh Ward Kef erasers. The Seventh Ward Reformers' Republican composed of colored men, and of whom so much has been said lately, will hold a grand mass meeting on Tuesday evenine.

Octo ber 27th, at 7 o'clock, at the corner of Love and Frenchmen streets. Major E. A. Burke and White 'will addiess the meeting on the topics of the day. All the negroes of the ward, in favor of reform, are invited to attend.

-j Sharp Wark. A Andrews, having comnlained of a colored sirl. Anr- 'lina Byrnes, who had stolen from her some $iuu in currency ana 55U ia jewelry, the case was placed in the hands of Detective Walsh, who last evening succeeded in arresting, the girl 'at the. corner of Bam part and Common streets, and locked her up, recovering $89 of the money and nearly all the StaMHaa. About o'clocki last a difhculy took place on Cadiz'', street, near Live Oak, in.

old Jefferson City, between William, StansbeTtr and, Andrew Parker, in -which the former was cut and severely wounded in, the left sideband throat, both wound a barely escaping being The ne in the side glancing from 'hia rib, and the one in the throat reaching almost tortheJ Jugular" Vein. Parker was arrested; ana up in the 'Seven tnv Precinct 'tStatloo, Bbile Stansberry wis attended by r. Chamters; wnd 'pronotinced the Wounds -not neceasaruy dangerous, Sarreadered. It will be rerhembered that on the 16th inet. a -colored Baker, was cut by two unknown parties and Peters Hie cause 1 the every thing con was considered verynrysterieuej and Baker's life was for the-time despaired of.

He was, how vow yesterday wooounoed -oot of danger, and two also eolored. named MctJar uiyana ocou Andex IBOD and surrendered themselytes at TZ)e i irsi necmci oiauuu iuq uues. Who dtd the cutting, und were locked; Gotaf Back tbe Academy. From ''theaccounnt ri ten tlu'tho Sunday Times) of the Standard Club soiree, "we quote tho following sentence tk 44 The music was excellent, ud to its inspiring strftins Terpsichore's votaries done him obedient and willing homage." -y -r I They did "did WelliTdid they done or dun him? Please to explain. So, Terpsichore, the gracious muse of daneing, has become a 1 when There is nothing like being thoroughly conversant with the subject you are treating of.

The Times man is evidently well posted in his knowledge of mythology. However, it is not to be marveled at that a paper which can erect an entire rowoj buildings in a single should next undertake to change the sex oi the Grecian deities. Taa aaaltaaaar. At lheregular(electiqn of the new amMtaaBia ail V1C WABat. 11 Monday, Octeber 19.

the ollowisT Gcex ware--elect id Pre-iderCV Camugli, re-elected; First Vic ident, A. Luigi Second Vice rW. dent, Truck, re-elected Secretary, riani, re-elected Collectorft Snares, re-elected Grand MarthttT i It is a noticeable tact that tbal- 1 ber of detailed men; ries, receiving pay, has. k.4 been left off, the police reporta, wfchi are handed to reporters, thus keephTr the dead-heads and their names the reach of an inQuiiins and ccdc, i '-O tl-rj' Phillip Johnson was arrtatM rC ead of Upper Line street, in Jetii! on cty jeeveruy, cnargea Wltatisa larceny of skiff. w-v-.

(. 1 r. talea Louis Joseph." vestordav'aliAra: picture, but had' not puHseeded with it before Officer Laf erasers caught him and carried him into etia i Delia JDavU. This well known denizen of Dry. ades street, yesterday got on a tt.

lar old tear, and finally managed to get mixed np in some sort of a rev with Thomas Haley, when ahe pro-dnced a knife 'and cut him severely. Officer Mclntee, however, came akmr -at this issue, and carted the fair DelU into calaboose. BreacJa at Tpab. fij vi" Geo. Hunt, a bold manner, yesterday came to grief, being charged by Wm.

rark with, breacii of trust ml embezzlement. 1 Na L.IBL.,'-,i Tbe gas in the Sixth Precinct Station; west out; suddenly and the occopants were kept ia dark a 5. -t-miY i tY- "Tf An i 1 1 1 BT AU(a1 1 s. mi i i ti WTtten the heartl la its aaVnuRh au4 rorK Pot cry out tor sol ace is vaUt, Ada th clooaoi talay an tn notzew Bat tiKiitona arooa4 ns ImcIim; Wbefe nono bat tUa dead aecta iUkfalrf 1 dlovaltMltaetnareai. ItUtlifn tha(lnbaatr, Pearls: tr EilencS is the fittest reply to tdnfta Sorrow are badowxf past iya Better is a portion in a wife than witb wife.

i i.vitM-f';. I A near lantern is better than a diaUnfc afar. I Quarrel with dead men aud you won't get hurt. i Wherever a fire has been, you will find ashes. 1 i 1 Much corn lies under the straw that i hoteen.

Yon will not find a deep fox in a shal-. low burrow. i An unpleasant sort ef arithmetic vision among families, Prosperity is the thing In the woxll we ought to trust the least. '-L- That man, only, ia truly educated, wh has been so trained in his youth that -his body is tbe ready servant of his will, and performs with ease and pleasure all tbe work that, as a mechanism, it is pa ble ox 1 Dr. Aver, -of Lowell, will leave Lis 1 handsome daughter $2,000,000 ia grass- backs, and there' a sagar-oate4 -Pl I worth taking.

ml Scrofnlaiprodneinir'por7cadplnrl- promoting buckwlBeat cakes what 1 the Philadelphia Star calls two-artioie of the average Amexican' daily winter fOOd. 1 i A small stone has been found ta Dexter, with 15S0 on one sida, sad en the other. VII -and XIVj Everbodyi puezled abont it, ef coarse, and probably the tourist who pi an ted it are.ea-joying the on. METEOROLOGICAL RECORD. OCTOBKB 1 9S.43, P.

U. 1 4' 69 I Omaha Coraicana Cincinnati 19 Pitta borg. 65 ...65 1 Shreveport. Davenport 4 66 fit. 6 68 St.

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