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mitd him withthe most distinguished tion that they must decline the honor of his ao- ftusintance. He challenged them, and laid a complaint his colonel, and when the colonel lided with them he challenged the colonel too. for this infraction of military discipline he has teen sentenced to a imprisonment in a for- Iress, and all Berlin is nowon the qui vive to hnow what will happen when he out. The Impefor, the Royal Princes, and the powerful Julenburg familj all take his part. The appeal made by a correspondent in these columns for immediate attention on the part of the public to the metric or decimal system of meas- nrement is timely and to the point.

The Old World is getting ahead of us in this respect, and by discarding the cumbersome measurement which we employ and adopting the new and more as well as more convenient system they possess one element of progress that we have not, at least in general use. It is time that in all departments of trade, as well as science and industry, we get rid of the arbitrary methods which we still stick to, and accept those which are common, or soon will be, to all civilized countries. The more scientific occupations are already employing the metrical system, and have pledged themselves to use no other after the Fourth of July, 1876. That would be a good time, certainly, for all classes and inteiests to join in this progressive movement. Although the people cling with great tenacity to all forms, they will be delighted when they see the simplicity and beauty of the new method.

Our correspondent suggests that the course pursued by Germany when the system was there putting charts of instruction in public places, would work well here. Unlike our present system, it will not require laborious memorizing to learn the new. Just a few simple principles to acquire, and the thing is done; and ii is time that the peo- j)le set about it. TIIIH oijeigx A royal decree makes civil marriages coniiuilsory in Kavaria. Tlie Norwegian bark Jliulta was lost off Drogheda, but ibe crew weie saved.

Spain has appointed a new to Mexico. A decisive battle is expected soon between the Turkish forces and the insurrectionists. It is reported that Prince Frederick William, of Ger- inanv, will visit this country next year and attend the Centennial at Philadelphia. omestic ach. (Chandler, who was repudiated by the Hepublican party of Michigan and has achieved an unenviable reputation in public and ririvate life, was yesterday sworn in as Secretary of the Department of the Interior.

The twellth annual reunion of Vermont officers who served in the late war was held at St. Albans last evening. A large number of political Conventions werebcdd in th's State incendiaries are still at work in Hliode Island Two brotiiers who had committed were lynched in Portage county, yesterday morniag. An extra railway track has been laid to the Drooklyu Uink where Moody and Sankcy are to hold their meetings. The Chairman of the Democratic Slate Committee of Ohio jmblishes a card which shows that the Republicans liave resorted to criminal measures in their efforts to create an impression tliat the Democrats perpetrated trauds at the late election There was a grand reunion ol Northern ami Southern men who fought in the late war at Elizabeth, N.

yesterday It is feared that there will be trouble at the coal mines, growing out of the oppression ot laborers by acombination of coal Pacilic Mail Steamship Company yesterday sold their line of steamers running in the waters of Japan, for TuO.OOO Mexican silver dollars. CiTT AND icinity he Third Cavalry Association, the Somerville Light Inlautry and the Independent Corps of Cadets had anniversary celebrations yesterday. Rev. M. J.

Savage lectured on in in Music Hall, last evening. A large number of County, Councillor and CoDvressinan Platt, of V'lremis. spoke at length. At midnight ex-Chict Justice Po and was sp to a toast to the He was to be followed by Col. Joyce, ex-(iov.

Smith, Rev. Mr Raulson, Cot. A. F. Walker, Lieut.

Farrington, Gen. Henry Grant and others. One huudri'd and ten sat down to the tables, and tne engagement that followed as and unusually sjiirited and happy. KEW YORK. FOREIGN NEWS.

THE FOUR-IN-IIAND CLUB. and Senatorial Conventions are reported this Democratic Ward ami City Committee had a meeting evening. The Grand Army jiarade in Cambi idge to-day promises to be one of tlie most successful ever attempted. fiy Telegraph TO THE Boston Post. WASHINGTON.

Ex-Seu- llie Cabinet 'Vaeaiiiy FTlled by ntor Zacb. Chandler I Another and nrokeii-Bown Politlelan Provided For I Probable Chanfces in the Depart- menl-Tlie fVitoyvski Fraud- Alabama Claimw, Etc. TO TUE BOSTON ashington ct 19. ZACU CHANDLER IN THE CABINET. A bad been foreshadowed in these despatches, ex-Senator Chandler was to-day announced as the new Secretary of the Interior, and was promptly sworn into office by Chief Justice Carter, of the District Supreme Court, and later in the day Mr Chandler occupied a place in the Cabinet Council.

He will formally enier his new office to-morrow, and in a few days he will go to Detroit tor the purpose of bringing his family to this city. Nearly everybody is surprised at this St lection by President Grant, although it is well known that Mr Chandler aspired to a in the Cabinet ever since bis defeat last Fall in hw endeavor to be re-elected to the Senate. appointment is generally as evidence of the fact that the President experienced difficulty in fiodiag such a man as he wanted who was wiH- ing to subject himself to the (rials and tribulations of a Cabinet officer, for the honor of holding such a position for the limited time which remains fo this Administration, in short, that be was obliged lo take a defeated, broken down politician to bll a vacancy in his council. Even the other members of the Cabinet are apprehensive of severe criticisms upon this action of the President. Some persons go so tar as to predict that the Senate will not confirm the nomination of Chandler.

THE FINEST DISPLAY OF THE SEASON; FINE TEKNOI'TS in LINK ON THE AVENUE; DESCRIP TlON OF THE PREPARATIONS FOR THE MOODY AND SANKEY FULTON'S EFFORTS TO OBTAIN OF SUGAR MURDERER CONVICTED THIRD AVENUE SAVINGS BANK, ETC New York, Oct, was a better repr -eiitatioii of the lino turnouts of the famous Four- in Hand Club yc.sterdav in Madison square than has boon witnessed on any previous occasion during the -oason. The day was in all respects entirely favorable. and altliougli tlioro was some little delay on ibe part of some who were to join tlie display, yet all were there iilliniately, and all got away up the avenue in line style. The gentlemen composing Ibis club are all members ol the American Jockey Club, and comprise its Governing Comimttee. One of the rules of the Four-in-IIand Club makes it im- peiative that each member shall drive his own team, and although there was not quite so mueli skill displayed in the management of the leailers as may have been seen witli the four-in-hands of antc-ruilroad the fault may have been a- much in the leaJers as the drivers.

Mr team was evidently the best drilled ard most used to working together in quadruple harness, and hence were the easiest managed. Five drags jmt in an appearance yesterday, driven by the following gentlemen: Mr Jainea Gordon Reiinctt, Col. William Jay, Mr Thomas Newbold, Frederick Rronsoii and Mr Leonard W. Jerome. Two ot these, Mr and Mr have been fully described.

Col. Jay drove the old Dorking coach, which is the heaviest drag belonging to the Club. It was built by Gowan. ot don.and has a black body ith yellow panels and wheels painted red. The team consisted of one brown and one chestnut liorsc at the pole and a pair of bay leaders.

Mr Newbold drove a team eomposed of two bay and two brown horses, cross- matched, and the old Knickerbocker Club drag. J'liis is also an English coach, and was built by May Jacobs, of Guilford. Surrey. It is not quite so heavy as the Dorking, and has a body painted black, and red wheels striped with black. team consisted of four well matched dark bay horses, uniform in size and color.

The drag was built by Peters Son, ol London. It has a idack with red panels in the door.s, and red wheels. As stated, it was late before the start was effected, and when they did move off Mr Jerome had not made his appearance. The other four were ranged alone the upper of Madison Bennett first, Mr Jay second. Mr Newbold third, and Bronson fourth.

The coaches were ail heavily laden with passengers, many of them ladies. At the signal was given to start, and one alter the other they turned into Fifth avenue, up which they proceeded at a brisk trot. Six minutes later Mr Jerome, who had been a'ter his passengers came briskly up Madison avenue, drove out of Twenty-sixth street, tuined up Fifth avenue, and followed on toward Jerome Park. A peculiar feature in conneclion with these four-in-hand drags is the tact that, ordinarily, the passengers ride on top, while the coachmen, the inside. They are fitted up with all the conveniences necessary for the comfort of a pleasure party.

There are ample lK)tile-raeks, and ice-boxes under the elevated seat at the rear, while in iront are arranged for the accommodation of extra wraps, and outside is suspended a long wicker basket as a receptacle for canes, and beneath the seats inside there is room to stow away baskets of salad, boned chicken, and other necessities of a picnic. A POLITICAL QUAKKEL, the primary meeting for the election of delegates to the Democratic County Convention of llielson county, at Union Hill, last night, two tickets were in the field. Before an ballots had been cast one of the parties began an attack on the ballot- boxes and destroyed a large number ol tickets. general fight ensued, and the Judges of Election were roughly liaudled. The police arrested one of the ringhaders.

The whole excitement is said to liave grown out of a resolution oflered in the Board ol CouDcilmen last week by Fitz A. Meyer to abolish the Bible ironi the common schools, which was laid over for a final vole night. THE third AVENUE SAVINGS BANK. The Receiver of the Third Avenue Savings Bank has not completed his statement. It is known, however, toat the books have yielded some interesting figures.

Spencer K. Green received Iroui the bank between $70,000 and in salarv as President. The investigation has e.xonerated Mr Daniel Bates, the last President, showing that be drew no money ircni the bank as salary or otherwise. There has bfpn some talk about the bank resuming busiuess under the management of Mr Carman. The b.iok corporation has been dissolved, and is incapable of either paving out or rece.ving deposits.

Another IHow at Catholic Itule Civil rlPites Made Coiiipulsory in Bavaria bj- Koynl of a AorweKiaH Decisive Battle Imminent in Freilerick William of to Attend the F. N. Arrival of Troops at Cnba, Etc. DF.SFATCHES TO THE POST.) Council. The building is a three-storv structure with co-operative stores on the first iloor, Council rooms and ofliues on the second, and a fine hall on the third.

The semi-anmial session of the State Coniieil ill begin here to-inoriow. FIRE RECORD. CINIL MAKRIAGES CO.MPULSORY, unich ct royal gives effect to the imperial law introducing compulsory civil mar riages. CSIBEAX BBIXA.IlSr. THE DIHECT CABLE.

ondon ct steamship Faraday sailed to-day to repair the injury to the Direct Cable. SHIPWRECK. The Norwegian bark was lost off Drogheda. The crew were saved, but the cargo wa.s totally lost. The was 500 tons burthen and was last from New York for Dundalk.

The cargo consisted of 24,000 bushels of corn. NOTES OF THE INSURRECTION. ondon ct A despatch from Vienna to the Pall Mall Gazette says the Herzegovinian insiirrec- tieniPtsare preparing to attack Zubei. The Turks are concentrating there and a decisive battle is believed to be impending. The Standard this morning publishes a special telegram from Vienna, in which it is said a lorce ot 600 Dalmatians had attacked a Turkish village, but were defeated after a serious encounter.

SBA.I3ST. A NEW MINISTER TO MEXICO. adrid ct Murnaga has been appointed aiiuister to Mexico. Senor Merrv will go to Brussels. OEBIVE A3ST Y.

PRINCE WILLIAM TO VISIT AMERICA, BERLfN, ct is stated in naval that Prince Frederick William intends to attend the Philadelphia Centennial and that a naval squadron will escort him to the United States. Financial and Commerctal. LONDON, Oct. 19, P. 91 3-16, I', S.

5-20's, 1865, old, do, Erte, 12 J. LONDON, Oct. 19. 2 P. 121- LONDON, Oct.

19. 3.30P, from the Bank on balance to-day, £136,0 a Erie. 13. FRANKFORT, Oct. U.

S. 6s, 99. LIVERPOOL. Oct. 19.

P. easier, but not guotabiy lower: niiddlliig uplands. 7id: do. Orleans, 7Jd: sales lo.iHPU bales, iLCludlug 2000 lor speculation and export; receipts. 16,700 bales, of wlilch .800 were otton to ar- rlce dull and unchanged; of mloilllng uplands, low middling clause, snipped January and February, per gab.

7id. LIVERPOOL, Oct. 18. 1 0 P. to arrive l-16d cheaper.

Sales ot nilddilcg uplands, low middling clause shipped October and per sail, 7d; do. do. shlppeu November and December, 7d. LIVERPOOL. Oct.

19. 2 P. of middling uplands. L. JM.

shipped December and January, persali, 7 LIVERPOOL. Oct. 19, 3..30 P. the sales to-day 5600 bales were American. LIVKKPOOL, Oct.

19. of middling uplands, L. M. shipped November and December, per sail, do do February and March delivery, 6 I5-I6d. The market for yarns and labrlcs at Manchester steady.

Tallow 47s 9d. LIVERPOOL. Oct. steady. Wheat Us Idlffi IIs5d forCalilornia white: Us4dralls9d for club do: 9s 10s Id for red Western Spring.

Bacon, 58s for short clear middles. Lard. 649. Receipts of wheat for three days, 32.000 quarters, of which were American. LONDON.

5.3« P. ol Petroleum, lOpaiOid. Tallow. 62(4528 6d. ANTM ERP, Oct.

27i francs for American. LONDON, Oct. 19. flrmer; three-eighths of the crop has failed and samples are poor; English hops are (luoted at £1 I5s; New York State. £4 American yearlings, £4 10s.

Linseed cakes, £10 general DESPATCHES TO THE BOSTON 'W'ESX IlSrXIIES- AKKIV a of troops from SPAIN. avana ct more steameis have arrived from Spain with leintbrcements tor tlie array. CHILDREN BUILDING FIRES WITH KEROSENE; TWO LITTLE ONES BURNED TO FIRE IN WEST FIRES IN RHODE ISLAND AND NEW HAMPSHIRE, ETC. Oil City, Oct, small tenement house in the northern iiart of the city, occupied by a family named Ginty. was burned this afternoon.

The mother ol the family had gone away, leaving the hou.se in charge of three children, who endeavored to kindle a fire with kerosene during her absence. The fire in the stove ignited the oil in the can. which ex ploded, enveloping tne house in flames and so badly burning the little boy, who was lighting the tire, that there are nc hopes of bis recovery. One ot the little girls, about 13 vears old, escaped without Injury, hut the other child, a little girl about 4 years old, ran to a closet and shut the door. She was not discovered for hours, when her charred remains were found, at CHARLESTON, WEST VIRGINIA.

incinnati ct Charleston, West Virginia, special says that a fire to-night, commencing in restaurant on Capitol street, burned from the Cotton Opera House to Virginia street, destroying seven storehouses. The Opera House and Courier budding barely escaped. The loss on the buildings is estimated at very little insurance. The loss on stock is considerably more than on the buildings, but the amount is not known. at ANDERSON, TEXAS.

alveston exas ct a fireat Anderson, this morning, destroyed fourteen stores and dwellings. Oda Hall and liirnituae.WiUon store and two warehouses were destroyed. The losses are estimated at $40,000. Partially insured. at providence RHODE ISLAND.

rovidence ct of the bams at Xar- ragansett Park, containing twenty stalls, was burned to-Bight. obs about $2000. Two valuable horse- Fearnaiight lillv and Dr gelding, Prince. The tire is attributed to an iiicemiiary. AT MANCHESTER, HAMPSHIRE.

anchester N. ct 20, i a. unoccupied cottage in Bakersvi lie, two miles from City Hall, owned by Col. Waterman Smiih, was destroyed by fire at midnight. Loss from $800 to $12(K); insurance $400.

Incendiary, MASSACHUSETTS POLU'ICS. METEOBOLOQICAL. Was DiriRTWEST. Orrici Vnixr SioaxL I D. Oct.

2U, (1 A. For the Atlantic Sta'es. high or rising barometer, northwest to uortbeasl and wanner, partly cloudy weatner. For the Gulf States. Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, high barometer, northeast to southeast winds, rising or stationary temperature and clearer, partly cloudy weather.

For the Lakes, the upper silsslsslpDl and lower Mlssoun Valleys, falling barometer, souiheast to southwest winds, and wanner, partly cloudy weather. The In Boston. bserver ffice icxal ervice U. S. A.

I Bosios, Oct. 19. 1,875. 7 A.M. 2 P.M.

9 P.M. II 23 P.M. Barometer 30.124 Thermometer 46 ..................50 47................. 41 Humidity loii ..............93 ...................92................75 SW-s NW-s VeloHty Weather Ma.Tlmntn Minimum Total Mean baby Barometer .................................................................30.142 Mean Dally Mean Dally eorce H. ohe Sergeant Signal Service.

U. S. lectbotyping Bay State Electrotype Foundry, 15 Comhill. Best of Work. Low Prices.

lmwood ollar We are bound to hevetliem. You cannot put us offi oct20-2t hy not buy and wear the lmwood ollar oct20 2t ome avings ank P. Cunninghtm at 512 Washington street, are receiving the books of this Bank for Carpets and Furniture, and allowing par and interest. oct20-3t ook and ob eintiko neatly and promptly executed at this office. BUSINESS NOTICES.

11 unn NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS IN ALL THE ine bench borr aw Fall Patterns. ackson Hatters, .59 I'remont AND COUNTY NOMINATING CONVE.V llONS HELD RALLY AT I.03VELL, ETC. all iver ct Democraiic State Senatorial Convention for the Third Bristol District met at Callan Hall in this city, to-day, to noniinato a candidate. J.

I. Pierce, ot Somerset, was chosen Chairman, and E. Collins.of Fall Kiver, Secretary. The AO xxn la I Committee on Credentials reported cities and towns representeil by 69 delegates. During an in formal ballot Judge Lapbam said lie noticed his name on some of the ballots, and said that to save trouble he would state that if he received every vote he not accent the nomination uniler present circumstances; Senator Jones had served them faitbluliy, and he saw no reason why he should not be nomiuated again.

Alter considerable wrang lirg over all sorts ot motions, in and out of Older, the Convention finally renominated, by mai iuu, Jonathan Jones, of Berkeley, for State Senator from this district. CAPE SENATORIAL DISTRICT. armovthport ass Oct. Republican Convention was organized hv the ctioice ol Beniamin Freeman tor Chairman and'C. A.

Swift for Secretary. On the first ballot the whole number ot votes was 36. Frastus Chase, of Harwich. had 14; Jonathan Higgins, of Orleans. S.

II. Gould, of Brewster, Bangs Hallett, of Yarmouth. Samuel Djer, ol Truro, 2. The sixth ballot stood: Higgins, 19; Chase, 16; scattering, 1, and Higgins was declared the nominee. CRIMINAL COURTS.

IJIDDEFORD. ct Supreme Judicial Court of this couniy closed a three session on Saturday, the term having been a very busy one aud an unusually larce number of cases disposed of. Over 90 criminal (including apneal) cases were cleared off and $1700 paid into Court in fines and costs in criminal ca.ses. and fines aud costs of cases carried up amounting to $1000 more. It is estimated the county has leceived ami saved, in the two years past, $2000 by the vigorous prosecution of the prohibitory law.

MURDERER CONVICTED. Sanderman, who. on the 19tli ef April, shot and killed Louisa Leebermand, a pretty young (lautihfer of German hoardmg-oouse keener waa convicted of muroer in the first degree, to night in the Ot er and Terminer Court. The proot was that Jacob proposed marriage and was reiected, nearly a year ago. and swore revenge.

He skulked in a door- tvav, ana as the girl and her friends were waiting for car, he got behind her and shot her in the Thedebnce was insanity, caused by a fall on the head ten years ago in Germany. On motion of the prisoner's couiieel, sentence deferred till next morning. an INSURANCE CASE. A motion was made in the Supreme Court in cham- beis belore Judge Lawrence, to day. fora uiiudamus 'ineeting tlie Hoard ol Fire Underwriters to the Relief Fire Insurance Company to membership.

Plaiiiliffs were expelled for giving a policy at per cent, when the established rate was two per cent. The question raised was whether the underwriters can under their charter pre-cnbe rates of insiii ance, and thus contrary to public policy prevent a healthy competition. Decision was reserved. PKEPARATIONS FOR MOOD! AND SAN'KEV. Lawrence, Oct.

Superior Court occupied all day in the tl-ini T. ot Lawrence, charted with an attempt to fraiulu- leiitly obtain insurance money by tiring his boot and shoe store on Essex street. The showed the boring of boles tlirough a partition into an adjoin- store, the use of kerosene oil, and the presence of iMeCarty iu the store just previous to the alarm of fire. Oftiecrs, suspecting design, had An extra track being laid in Brooklvn for the crowds who will attend the revivals of and Sankey in the rink. Tlic building is being fitted 80 as to contain iieoplc.

The first union iirayer meeting a- preparatory to Moodvand tour took place evening at Dr Ludlow's clnirch in Fifth avenue, led by Dr Hall and j.i.rticii.ated in bj Gaez, and a crowded no THE ASSOCIATED PRESS. Washington, Oi t. ter, has been oniercd to take charge ot the National Cemetcrj ric. utly established at Emu's N.J. ALAB A.MA EAIMS.

Iu the Com of Commissioners of Alabama Claims lo day the following Judgaieiits were rendered lor by tliedestriiciion oi the Sea Lark by the Alabama May 3, iSi 3: Case No. 300, Abner H. Davis, ot Ml KDER OF A COMMEUCIAE rKAVEI.LEIi. A Troy peeial savs that Cliarles Kirbv wag found murdered in the woods County. He was well known as a travelling agent for Shields Son, tobacconist-, ot Albany.

He wa- 011 the way to Pittsfield, when murdered, aud bis wagon was robbed. It is believed the murder as comiiiitted by tramp-. A FANATICAL PRIK.ST, The Herald states that Father McMahon on Saturday deuouDced that and two other papers irom his pulpit at the St. Catholic Church. He is the some priest who attempted to prevent singing in the parlor of a Long Branch hotel last summer, and 13 to have endeavored to force the lessee of that hotel to exclude the Bible therefrom.

A MEETING OF SUGAR I5IPOKTERS was held to-day to take further action on the recent order ol the (fovernment atl'ccting the rates of btek on exported hard sugar. A representative of the trade lias lieen sent to Washington to ask a suspension ol the order until the experts have made I heir repoit. REV. FULTON DISGUSTED. The effort on the part of Rev.

Dr Fulton at all of last services to wipe out his church debt of $19,000 resulted obtaining less than $500. He is disgusted, as that amount does not pav the regular expenses of September. KNOCKED DOWN AND KILLED. James Ciowlev, of Williamsburg, was knocked down near Houston Street Ferrv i.o-day while insulting people, and picked up for dead, his neck having been broken. Two comjianions have been arrested.

SUSPENDED. New York, ship stoies, expen.sps, case No. 301, G. Reed. Dostoii, stores, outfit, Ireight, cose No.

200, Lyman tirinies, ol Francisco, loss of oue-eighth of the ves.sel, $2911 01; case No. 934, F. B. Boston, merchandise, ease No. 584, I'lKiinas Tilghinaii.

N'ew Bedtord, persona! tfffots. case No. 734, David Hos- teibr. for loss ot merchandise on the Conimonwealtli aud other vessels, ease 320, George Fuller and New Vora, loss ot nieieliandise on the Altahama, 24; ca-c 812, tieoigp W. lU linings et al.

Liveipool, Fnglaud, for loss of inoTcliandise on tbc Manchestei, $0616 1W)2. Tiiomas Josephus Finery et C.nein- nati, lor loss of merchandise or. llic Commonwealth. 76; ease the same, tor loss of merchan- on the Crown $3096; case 12u2, .1. Ajoochaiix, I'ans, France, for loss ot meichandise on the Crown Bonn.

$1218 87 ease 328, F. Hiiiek- ley, Barnstable, loss ot personal effects and wages tlie d. Btruction ot the Star ol 11 0 THE NEW SECKKTAUY. Secretary Chandler did not his appetiranee at the Intfciior Di iiartaieni to day, but ill i.robahly begin the discharge of hi- new'dulies to-morrow. Ii is understood tliat in accordance wiili custom he ill be consulted in regard to the ainiointiuciit of an Assistant Attorne.v-General for the Interior Department, to succeed Win.

H. Smith, resigned, aiul tiiat theidlice-of the A.ssistant Secretary of tlie Interior ami Commissioner of Indian will be vacated by the resignations ot their present incumbents 111 ease the new Secretary should preier that they should be tilled by other persons on his independent or coii- eiirieul uominatioDs. CHANDLER DELANO. Fix-Scnator Chandler had a long interview with the Bresident this morniDg and accepted the appointment accepted of Secretary of the Interior, THE WITOWSKI FRAUD, AVitnesses were before the Grand Jury yesterday and to-day 10 testily in the Witowski timber iraud easfc, bv whieli the Treasury was recently swindled out of about A DISHONEST CLERK. Jobn II.

Nichols, a clerk in the City Post Oftice, has hcen airesteil with marked money and decoy tiers found upon him. He has been tor some time SHSpecteu of purloining letteis. VERMONT SOLDIERS. TW ELFTH ANNUAL REUNION OF VERMONT OFFICERS IN THE LATE WAR THE ELECTION OK OFFICERS SONGS, SPEECHES AND BANQUET, ETC. ALBANS, ct twelfth annual reunion ol Vermont officers vvlio served in the late war was held here to-uight, and very well attended.

Harmony and enthusiasm marked all the proceedings. A business meeting was held at 3 P. M. and the lollowing oflicoie were elected for the ensuing year; President. Gen.

P. P. Pitkin, of Montpelier; Secretary, Gen. James L. Peck, of Montpelier; Treasurer, Gen.

L. G. Kingsley, ol Rutland; Executive Committee, Capt. F'. E.

Smith, Capt. Clark and Adjt. J. M. Poland, all of Montpelier.

It was voted to hold the uext reunion at Montpelier. A resolution was passed deoloring the death ot Charles G. Chandler, of the Tenth Regiment, and requejtiug the Government to eonect his record, which had been made dishonorable by too precipitate action of court-martial in the field. At P. a column was lormed in front of ihe Weldeu House under Chiel Marshal Albert Kingsley and Gen.

W. W. Grant, of Boston. It consisted theht Albans Brigade Band, Companies and It, ir-t Regiment N. e-cort, and Vermont officers in numerical order of regiments, marching to Hall, which was packed to it- utmost Tlicy filed into the -eats assigned to them, and the commenced.

Upon the i la.ge were Col. W. Veazie, of Rutland, President; Rev. F. J.

Kaul-on. of Chaplain F.X-4.0V. .1. (iregorv Smith, one of Ihe war Governors of Vermont; .1. IF Platt, ol Virginia, who was a Vermoiii soldier and Col.

Charles II. Joyce, of Rutland, a member of Congress 11 om Vermont and tne orator of the occa- MOD. After music by the bami and singingof raiics in by the Hansom Glee Club, pi.iyer was iiflerea by Chaplain Raulson, lollo.ved by the siiieing of on the Old Camp ol. Joyce was received with great applause, bis oration was an eloquent and discriminating ivview ot the military career of Major-Gen. Wni.

F. (Baldy). who was a native of St. Albans, and Considered by the orator the ablest cajaiinanacr Vermont lurnished to the war. It was received witli any marks of approval.

The Glee Club fidlowed v.ith for old New when the olH- cets returned to the Welden House and sat down to a iuxui ioua hBnqiiet, the ball being prolusely Order being called after the feast, H. Bigelow, oi Burlington, was introduced as toist- iiia.ster, and the first toast was Vermont, which was eloquently responded to by Hon. 0. W. Willard, 0 Alontpelicr.

The second was the Centennial Firs, lo whicb Major J. Halsey Cushman, of Benmngton, J(dm Cifthbert leiiners. have suspended. Liabilities THE TURF. awrence ass ct There a good attcudaiicc at tlie liist ot the races, at the Kuimg Park, to-day.

The lollowing are the been watching him for some days. The lekii'nony is strongly circumstantial. The arguments are concluded, and the case will go to the jury to-morrow. ortsmouth N. ct 19.

-The Circuit Court, Judge presiding, commenced its session at noon. The Grand is Dowout. There are seventeen prisoners for tri.al in Portsmoiitli jail and fifteen at Exeter. Among them is David Magoon, of Ray mond, ler Ihe poi-oning of his wife Mehitable, His trial is lixed for Nov. 1.

owell ass ct 19 Court today Hugh Gildea was to six months in the House of Correction for assault on Police Officer Henry Farrington. Ho appealed. The case of Coiirsay. for larceny of Mayor team a week or two ago, continued. ashua N.

ct P. Webster was airaigncd in the Police Court thi- afternoon lor theft of household projtertv belonging to L. and George B. Marten, of He waived an examinatioi) and was bound over in the -nm id $600 lor Ids at tlie January term of the Cir cult Court. BRIBERY AT ELECTIONS.

IMrOKTANT ACTION OF THE DEMOCRATIC GOVER NOR OF YORK THE ILLEGAL USE OF MONEY AT ELECTIONS TO BE PUNISHED; INSTRUCTIONS TO DISTRICT-ATTORNEYS, ETC. ALBANY, N. OCT. following is a copv of a letter scut to evera District-Attornet iu the lo-aay Executive Chamber, Albany, N. Oct.

19.1875. improper and illegal use of money at elections is, in some of the State, a serious aud growing evil, sometimes threatening the unbiased ill of the people, and always debauching the public riue ot both officers and electors. You are bimiliar with the stnrgent statutes and the conditional provisions last year relating to the subject, and are aware that it they are vigorously enforced this evil will soon be eradicated. 1 expect that you will be vigilant in detecting aud diligent in prosecuting persons guilty ol the crime referred to witliiu your county, and shall legard any dereliction of duty in tliis respect as a 'Ulficient cause lor removal from office. I am yours truly, ameel j.

ii den To sq District-Attorney ol county. THE OHIO ELECTION. incinnati ct G. Thompson, Chairman of the Democratic Executive Committee, requests the publication of the following Purse for horses that never heat three minutes: $145 to the first; $75 to the second; $50 to the third, and $30 to the lourth. F.

y. Mar-a. (ireat Falls, N. us. eh g.

2 111 Alois Wttlilroi'. Wake held. ns. hr. g.

Charles 1 12 2 2 P. Winchester. Keene. N. ns.

b. g. Idttle 3 3 .3 3 Lyman Patch. KUcUburg. ns.

hr. s. n.oc Weston ,3 4 4 4 4 Fred'k Tilton, Lawrence, ns. g. m.

Ladv dlst. Tin 2.3-<; 2.,394. Purse $.300: for horses that never beat $145 to the rtrst: $75 to the second; $50 to the third, and $30 to the lOurth. es W. Bennett, Lowell, ns.

m. Kva 1 1 1 Charles Hall h. Si. N. ns.

b. m. Lady West 4 2 2 J. h. P.

Wheelden, Bangor. ns. g. g. Honest Farmer 2 3 3 Ejman Patch, Fitchburg, ns ch.

g. 3 4 4 2.39; 2 84 To-morrow the 2.44 class, fourteen entries, and the 2.34 class, seven entries. altemore T. 19. sccoiul race, for the Dixie stake--, was won by Tom O.

Cliiltree. Viator as second and Cerns third. Time, 2.42}. Ttie tiiird race, Central -takes, one mile, was won bv Cyrie. Parable wa-second and Davis Cliiet third.

Time, 1.49j. F'otirth nice, two-mile heats, for all age.s, won by Kadi, iu 3.46|;Big tiaudy second. Piccolo third, Hoaxer distanced iu the sec- PROVIDENCE, R. OCT. Fall meeting of the Narragansett Park opened to-day with a fair attendance.

The first race for three-minute horse.s had seven starters, and was won bv Belle, Ben J. second. Rose Thorndike third. Best time, 2.424. The second race, for 2 30 horses, had three starters, and was won by Lizzie Keeler, Colonel Time.

2.32^ 2.35,2.374. The meeting continues three days longer. RAILWAY INTERESTS. angor ct a meeting of the holders of bonds of the Consolidated Eurojiean and North American Railroad Company, held here today, J. S.

Wheelright was chosen Chairman, and C. P. Stetson, Secretary. A resolution was offered by s. H.

Blake to the effect that the bondholders decline tlie proposition of the creditors, and that the net eainings ol tlie road should be applied to the mortgages iu the order of their priority. The resolution was adopted, and a Committee of five was appointed to conler witli the Directors of the Company and holders of other classes of bonds and report at an uijourned meeting to-morrow afternoom. The Com- met the Directors tliis evening. The attendance was small and tne meeting of short duration. PORTLAND, OCT.

is riimored that the flight Pullman train on the Maine Central is to be laken off. There will be a meeting of the Directors on Thursday to decide. angor ct City Council this evening laid upon tne table an order lor the foreclosing of the rooi tgage ol $1,000,000 on the Fhiropean North American R.iilway held by the city. It will be iMriher considered hereafter. LOWELL FIREMEN.

I owell a ct afternoon and evening has been devoted to the annual parade, review and banquet of tbe Department. About 2 a line was formed on street, and moved in the following order; of Police, Ctiiel Engineer George Hobson and assistants. Band, Ocean Hose No. 1, with guests, Mechanics Hot-e No. 2, Excelsior Hose No.

3, Mazepoa Hose No. 4, Wellman Hose No. 5, Wellman, hose cornpany of boys. Hope Steamer No. 1, Torrent Steamer No.

2, Steamers Nos. 3 and 4. F'ranklin Hook and Laoiier Company and Sappers and Miners. The chief test of the apparatus was on Central sireet. were also made on the South Common.

Dinner was served at halt-past 5 in Central Hall, where eulogistic speeches were made by Mayor Jewett, Aldeinien Owens, Goodwin, Wright and Chase, and Couucilmen Abbott. Garity, Lyiord and TARGET SHOOT. Lowell, ass ct thirteenth annual target shoot of Company Putnam Guards, took to day on the Fair Grounds- The active members were in command of Capt. C. H.

Richardson, and the honoraries of C. D. Colson. A game 01 ba-e ball was played and resulted in favor ot the honor- aries. The prizes for marksmanship were awarded as follows: F'or the actives, best three shots, silver badge, Sergt, A.

FL Bowers; poorest, a huge tin liadge. Druu mer O. R. Goodale. Honoraries, best, a lounge, G.

W. Fnglaud; poorest.dittoin miniature, L. S. Kimball. RAFTS.

ort ervis ct recent rains have i-aised the Delaware river to allow the lumbermen to get rafts down the river. This was much needed, as huooreds of rafts were lying in the river that would Deceeaarlly have to be taken out be- tote winter. The Republican daily press ot this State on Friday morning last published a despatch signed J. M. Thompson, which purported to be in answer to one claimed to have been sent from E.

S. Doud, of Toledo, to Jno. O. Thompson. This despatch was furnished to the press by the Republican Executive Committee, and therefore they are responsible for Its publication.

I unhesitatingly sav. charge that the Kepuhltcan Committee Is aware of the truth thereo'. that 1 never sent such despatch, aud that I am not aware that such despatcii was sent by anv one else, and if it was that I never saw It or bad anything to do with forwarding It. The Repuhllcan Committee has bet'n gulliy ol a crime which the laws of this State declare to be felony. If such despatch was never sent, then they have perpetrated forgerv.

11 it was sent, there Is but one way It could get Into their possession-by thelt. It was either stolen by them they were accessory to the theft be ore or after It was committed. Tney can fake either horn of the dilemma. If It Is forgery to write a name, and they have written It or caused it to ne written, then they have been guilty of forgery. If it is theft to steal a telegram, or to be accesioiy to tbe stealing of a telegram, or to use a telegram knowing It to have been stolen, then they have been guilty of thelt.

I le.ave the character ol the crime to be determined by the Committee. As to the Wood county frauds, tbe Republican CtmmUtee Is no doubt tied with them, as that county has given an Increased Ke- publltai) majority. (Signed) J.no. G. Tu 0 THE CCAL MINES.

New VoKK. Oct. Wilkesbirre (Pa,) de-patch say there are charges that two ol the coal companies have violated the agreement made with the cumbiuatiou as to the movmgof coal, which may lead to a rupture 01 the combination. The time in the WilKcsbarre mines has been reduced to three- quarters. aini it is believed that a general suspension 01 mining will take place in December.

The despatch from Wilkesbarre says the companies now control the market so effectually and hold the laborers in such an iron grasp that thev can venture upon tliis course with entire impunity aud actually increase their profits by it. The prospect ot having an idle population of some fifteen or twenty thousand roaming about duiing the winter is not an agreeable one, blit the fact will stare us sternly in the face if the proposeil plans of the coal combination are fully cari led out. THE BLUE AND THE GRAY. lizabeth N. grand reunion of Union and Coniederate soldiers commenced this morning.

A line was lormed at 10.30 to march to Waverlcy. F'ourteen companies participated. The streets were Imetl with spectators. Everv building on Broad street was decorated. Gens.

Kilpatrick, Pryor, Pemberton and Halstead were present, together with a number of Stale otticials. At Waverley, Gens. Pryor and Kilpatrick delivered addresses, ami a long propamme of exercises was given. This evening the Fire Department met the veterans on their return Irom Waverley, and a grand display ol fireworks followed. HIGHWAY ROBBERY.

CCMBERL.4ND. Oct, This morning, as Benjamin Fawcett, Treasurer, with Fi. Miilvanev, 'Superintendent of the Cumberland Division of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, were riding in a buggy along the towpath, three miles east of here, three maskeil men sprang out of the bushes, ordered them ro stop, and fired three shots into the buggy. One liall went tbrough the sleeve of coat, but neither was injured. They whijiped un the horse e.scaped Irom the assassins.

There has been one here, but there is no proof as vet. F'awcett paying off the hands, and had the money with liiin. BURGLARS. dktland Oct. sailors, Robert Clarke Slid Peter McIntyre, broke into G.

M. Por store in Calai.s last night, and made quite a haul, Tbe police i)nrsned them, and caught oue last night and the other to-day. orwich onn ct Howard, of Rbmie Island, was arrested in Griswold to day, on suspicion of being implicated In the burglary there Sunday morning. THE MISSING AUGUSTA GIRL. ortland Oct.

negro named Henry Clav was arrested here this afternoon 011 account of having boasted of knowing about the abduction of Ella Clapp from Augusta. Nothing was elicited from him, and he says he has been at the races at Unity and not in August.a for a fortnight. Clay was discharged this evening, a telegram having been received irom Augusta stating that he was not suspected. INDIANS. OCKMULGEK.l.

AbOUt 1000 PottOWlt- tamie Indians, an advance party of the tribe from near Topeka, Kansas, passed through here to-day lor their new home in the Indian Territory. Thev were well provided with teams, wagons and household goods. DISHONEST ALDERMEN. uffalo ct Keenan and Benjamin Dickey, Aldermen, were to-day arraigned in the Superior Court, criminal ses.sion, for misconduct in office in selling to the city and auditing their accounts lor work and supplies lurnished. They were held $20C0 bail each.

SOVEREIGNS OF INDUSTRY. pringfiei ass Oct. first building In the country erected exchisivelv for the Order of Sovereigns of Industry was dedicated to-day with addresses by William H. Earle, of W'orcester, President of the National Council, and I. F'.

Chase of Cambridge, Presideut of the State republican rally at LOWELL. Tlic -ecdud Reiftiblican rally of the campaign was he'd in Huntiiigtim Hall to-night. It was preceded by a successful flug-raising on Merrim.ack street. Ex Mayor Ricliardson presided. Speeches were made by D.

Long and Gen. J. B. D. Cogswell.

Both challenged any disparagement of the private character, personal worth or ability of Mr Rice, and pledged the Republican party to a judicious treatment of the liquor question when experiments had proved what policy is best. THIRD NORFOLK SENATORIAL DISTRICT. oxboro OCT. 19. At the Republican Senatorial Convention held here this day Hon.

1. White Belcher, ol Randolph, was renominated by acclamation, The Convention called to order by W. FL Jewell, ol Randolph, who was chosen Chairman, with Sanford Billrtiga, of Sharon, as Clerk. FIFTH MIDDLESEX SENATORIAL DISTRICT. St)CTH ACTON, ass ct Republican Convention called to nominiitc a candidate to repre- the ifth Middlesex District in the State Senate met here this alternoon.

On motion of Hon. T. P. Hiirlbui.of Sudbury. Hon.

Joseph A. Harwood, of Littleton, was renominated by acclamation. BARNSTABLE COUNTY REPUBLICANS. armoi thport Republican County Convention was presideil over by Asa FJ. Lovell, ol Barnstable, and Joshua ftl.

Hawes, of Yarmouth, w.as Seiretarv. Joshua Robins, of almouth, wag nominated for Couutv Commissiouer unanimously by acclamation, E.8SEX enatorial district Haverhill, ct Jas. Carleton was noininatert by acclamation for Senator from the Tliiid Fissex District by the Democratic Couven tion held hiTe this Now the drawing near, And rife. While candidates are anxious all To pain the coming strife Yet voters never should forget. When to the polls they eo.

That they buy pood furniture from Cunningham Co. The Democrats, Republicans, Hard-tnOney men as well. The inflationists likewise. And each his friend can fell That all meet ihvre on cqviai ground. For they no parties know.

And all will be courteously received By Cunningham Co. And there thev sell such splendid goods, And have since they began; They each and all accommodate. By their instalment plan. So let politics deter A single one, but go And buy what carpetinp you want From Cuuninpham Co. ocl8-3t Washington street.

SPECIAL NOTICES. Tlie fuJlovviiiar from the Eminent TraKedi- eiine, Mrs Bowers. ark heatre bookltx opracd ill you send six bottles of your Cream to the above not torgettlng to he reasonable in price. Yours truly, 012 It MRS D. P.

BOWERS B. M. C. Soaial by Geo. B.

Ford, Veii- trlloqulsm by Mr Harry Bryant; Vocal Music by the Alolne Quartette, and Plano Solos by Mr W. S. Sargent. o20 It H. J.

DARLING, Chairman ot S. G. Com. FIMST WOKFOL.K IFK.MOCBATIC SEAIA- TOKIAL. COATVEAiTlONl.

Tbe and Liberal Republicans comprising Wards 13. 14.15. 17 and the town of Brookline are requested to send Delegates to a Convention to be nolden on WEDNES- DAV EVENING, at 74 20th, at tbe Democratic Headquarters, corner of Dudley aud Washington streets. Ward 14, Per order, 013 MARTIN LYNCH. Cnalrman.

J. B. MAHTIIMKZ A HAVANA BANKERS. 10 Wall Ntreet. New York, Box 40M5, Post Office.

Inforinatlen and Circulars sent onappllcaiion. tt Jy7 mo. C. W. CALKllVS, aOU Tremonr street.

Nearly opposite Common Street. Special attention given to tne Diseases ot Women Children. tf 06 Itoor Plates. Kuirravintr of all kinds. nies, Bnrningr Brands, etc.

Mitchell'S, ave. BUSINESS NOTICES. mmm to be tihek down. BERKSHIRE AND I1A.MP8HIKE SENATORIAL DIS OCT. RepiibliciuB of Berkshire Hampshire have nominated Janies il.

Howky, of Egremont, tor iseDator. IlARTi OKi), Oct. B. Viets, a proniinoiit aii.l do citizen ot New Britain, 67 vcar- old, diowufd himself on Monday, aud bis body was found to-day. He had been Iow-3pirited for aome time.

rROViPENCE. R. OCT. Rosier, a (iernian, aged employed in the Slater cotton mill at coininitted suicide this evening by banging. Cause, desire to marry the man to wlioin her is encaged.

ARRESTED ON SUSPICION. iddeford ct wo voungnien were arrested this loreiioon, on tbe 8.45 Boston and tram troin Portland, at Saco, euspicion of being corcerned in the robberv of he ticket office of the tranffer etation at Tortiand, yesterday noon. The Older for the arrest came from Portland. Nothing suspicious was found on them, but by request they were taken back One hails Irom Boston. the other from Biddeford, aud they claim to have come down from Boston on the boat night.

DISGRACEFUL CONDUCT. Nuw ork ct a special to the Sun, from New Haven, reports that the proceation of the Odd encampments ot Connecticut, with invited guests from Providence, were aud pelted with stones by the students, as thev passed Yale College, and retaliated by charging upon the students with draw swords. Several of the students were slightly wounded, aud tbe afl'ray terminated. The F'acultv of the college have expressed regret at the unlortiiuate occurrence. SELECTMEN PROSECUTED.

ancaster oct Clough, Francis Kellum and FJuward Emerson, the Selectmen of Lancaster iu 1874, were arrested at their homes, last night, and committed to jail to-day on process in favor of one N. B. Cooper, who alleges that he was unjustly deprived of the right ol suffrage at the last annual election. They were released on bail soon afier being committed. Much iiulisniation is expressed towards the parly bringing the suit.

BAPTISTS. ew ork ct annual meeting of the Long Island Baptist Association was held in lvn to-day. The annual sermon was delivered by Rev. Dr Thomas, of the First Baptist Church, wlii'jh was principally devoted to showing the unreinibilitv of science as a spiritual guide or substitute therefor. Alter tlie appointment of committees, the Association proceeded to the election of Moderator, which resulted in the choice of William Richardson.

LYNCH LAW. ilwaukee Oct. a week ago the Sheriff of Portage couniy. named Baker, was killed by two brothers, named Ames and IsaacCartwright, whom he attempted to eject from a building. This morning, about 3 a party of Idriy masked men went to the jail at Point, seized the watch and put him in irons, beat down the outside doors, took out tbe Cartwrights and hanged them to a pine tree overlianging the road.

A PHYSICIAN EXONERATED. Augusta, Oct. tbe Suiirenic Court, to uay, the deci-ion of the referees on the mslpractice case, heard the other day, announced. Josepn II. Lawrence brought a suit against Dr Thaddens Hildreth, 2d, of Gardiner, for malpractice in setting a broken ankle.

The rejiort acquits the doctor from all blame and gives him the cost against the claimant. INQUEST. great alls N. il, Oct.19.—Tbe jury, alter several sittings on the cause ot the death of Fred Golnacle, ol found in of the Great F'alls Manuiactunng Company, returned a verdict of accidental drowning. BROKE JAIL.

Council luffs Iowa, Oct. out of rwenty-two confined in the County in this plase escaped at 8 this morning by tiling off seveial bars in one of the cells, and afterward digging through massive stone wall. POSTPONED- incinnati hio Oct. citizons here, who were preparing for tlie Hard-money Convention, appointed to be held in this city on the 25th have regarded the action ot the New ork Committee as a postponement. BASE BALL.

llARrFORD, Oct, 7, Ilartfords 3. Philadei.phia, Oct, 1, Chicagos 1. at the end of eight innings, when game was called on account of rain. PRESBYTERIANS- ouohkeepsie Oct. 19 the meeting of the Presbyterian Synod to-nigbt, Dr B.

Dunn, of the Boston Presbytery, was elected Moderator. TELEGBAPHIC NOTES. H. Trescott, who shot himself in a cemetery in Providence, R. a few days since, dead.

The reported failure of the Memmac Iron F'onndiy, at Lawrence, has no foundation tnith. The anniversary parade, trial of apparatus and supper of the Fire Department of Lowei! occurreti yeeteiday afternoon. The Gilford hosiery mills and White Mouatain mills, at Laconia, N. II stopped temporarily for repairs. The Rev.

Mr of Newburyport. has accepted the rectors-bip of Christ Church, New Brighton, Staten Island, N. entered upon his duties. Newton Woodford, of fde Hart Tool Manufacturing Company, of Kensington, and a prominent citizen of that place, fell dead of heart disease, while transacting business at New Britain, on Saturday. The Overseers of the Poor of Loiwell will make a tour of inspection to the Worcester Insane Asylum, to-day.

to look after patients there who belong in Lowell. The Circuit Court at Nashua. N. is engage 1 in a trial by which the sum of $1, with eighteen interest added, only is involvetl. It is apparently a case ot anger.

An Italian girl aged about seventeen years has been niissinjt from her home in Providence, R. for live or six days, and there are apprehensions of foul pliv. She was a violinist, and may have been decoyed away for infamous purposes. Murphy rode on the Maine Central train from the station at Lewiston, yesterday, and in attempting to jump off clung to the car and was thrown under the wheels. His right leg was cut off below the knee, Hon.

Frank Jones, of Portsmouth, N. has disposed of five yoke of Ins prize team of oxen, each yoke weighing about 4500 pounds. The cattle were purchased by Boston gentlemen, who made a similar transaction last Spring, and they will be replaced by other stock raised on the farm of Mr Steamers Arrived. At New York, Oct. 19.

City of Chester, from Liverpool. At Queenstown, Oct. 19, China, irom lioston for Liverpool. At Glasgow, Oct. 19, Walaensian, from Montreal.

At Greenock, Oct. 17 Virginia, from New York. Ship Newst LoKDOir. ct British bark Rarhel Blackwood, from Liverpool for has put Into XJshou leaky. -INFINE FURNITURE UPHOLSTERY GOODS GEO.

GROOME oppositf boston theatre ,) AEW MUMBJER 526 Washington St WILL OFFER THEIR ENTIRE STOCK OF Clioice Furniture and Upholstery Goods, -CONSISTING FRENCH AND AMERICAN MANUFACTURE, 411 or ILe BEST QrALiTT, ill less man cost to manufacture, on account of the above change. OS' All rSoods warranted to be ol a KlOK UI AL.1TV. WStf se21 1 PIAWO-FORTES. Over 47,000 made and sold. These iDftmnients have been before the public more than years, and sf ill maintain their excellence and high reputation as the Standard J'ianos of America.

Tbe Prices ot tnese Instruments are as low as the exclusive use ot fint-clasi muteriah and uorkmanship will allow. rianos sold easy monthly pay- at regular catalogue prices. Catalogues and price lists mailed free, on application to CHICKERING SONS, IA 6 Tremout Ntreet, Moston. 11 Kast 14th Street, Mew York. tf M.

EN6ELHARDT GO. Vin- Vlii- Have received, per bark ARISTIDES, from Rotterdam, an liivolte of the choicest Wines fiom the private stock of Messrs BEIN ard Cohlentz, among which are the following celebrated STEIN BERGER CABINET. KaUerwine. tage 1862, $75 per case. $7 per bot'le.

SCHLOSS JOHANNESBERG CABINET. AUSLESE, tage 1362, $75 per case, $7 per bottle. MARCOBKUNNER CABINET, AUSLESE. Vintage $60 per case. $7 per bottle.

RAUENTRALER CABINET, AUSLESE. Vlataga $60 per case. $6 per bottle. MARCOBRUNNER, HOCHHEIMER. SCHARZIIOFBERG, STEIN WEIN, etc.

Our large stock of Wbite and Bed Wines, with the above, offers to the Invalid and Connoisseur the largest and most varied list of fine German and French Wines ever offered In this city at prices ranging from $7 upwards. M. ENGELHARDT Weinstube, 1862 Room Id Joy's BuUdliiK, iSIMk VVasbiiigtoii at. 013 Mwl-tt RUBBER GOODS, Best Prices. AI.FREH HALE A Wasblnirtoii Street, near 9111k Street.

0 WStt STEINWAY GRAND, SQUARE AND UPRIGHT PIANOS, SVFEBIOR TO ALE OTHERS. And unlTcrsall acknowledged to THE STANDARD PIANOS OF THE WORLD. Having been awarded the First of the Grand Gold Medals of Honor FAIR, PARIS, 1S67 Prices as low a tne exclusive nse of the best materials and most thorough workmanship will permit. Every Piano Warranted for Five Tears, ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUES, With Price List, mailed ftee on application. STEINWAY SONS, Nos.

107,109 111 East 14th New York. G. D. RUSSELL Tf holesale and JBetail AgentSf myS New Fabrics miMM DO lae TYPE, Type put up ezpressiy by the New England JOB ashlngton stneU Band stamp fbrsoecliDeD book. tt WI RUBBER 31 Otis and 112 Arch Streets, One door north of Summer street.

RUBBER 600DS IN 6REAT VARIETY, 2 AT EOW PRICES. eoplm THE LONDON STREET GLOVE. Imported from the English Manufacturer and sold at $1 25 for and $1 35 for Hewins Hollis, SM4W 47 Temple place. Have now open their im portation of Choice Dress Goods for House ai Street Costumes, embrac ing all the New Fabrics They would call specia attention to the new fab rics in Wool and Worst ed, which are to be used in connection with silks for street costumes. Cheney Brothers have manufactured exclusively for them special colorings in American Silks, ior Skirts and Trimmings.

They have also received a large invoice of Lyons Silks to harmonize with all the above Fabrics. 27 29 WINTER ST. CONFECTIONERY. WILLIAM TUFTS, CATERER, Odd Hall, 513 Tremont Street SCPERIOR WEDDING-CAKE. ICECREAM, AND CONFECTIONERY.

Special Attention given to WEDDI.VG RECEPTIONS PRIVATE PARTIES, and COLLEGE SPREADS. o5 IuF3m GROCERIES. Pratt's Haxall FLOUR. At the New Er.glanu Agricultural Fair. lately held at Man- cheiter, N.

Bread made from tbis celebrated Flour took theURST PREJlir.n. Sold by all cers. ThStf sel6 ST. JOHN, N. R.

s. -IMPORTER OF- WEST OF BROADCEOTOS, FAACV TIVEERS, A wtt dkkVay Made up accoroing to latest New I ork Styles. ffilllam Ntreet, Maint Jnkn, IV. B. An invoice of line Fiencb ana English Coatings lUft received.

eopiy Jy20 THOMAS FURLONG, WINE MERCHANT, AND DIRECT IMPORTER OF OLD BBANDIES, ST. JOHN, B. from Boston Rentlemen solicited. Jy2u eop4m JAMES ADAMS -IMPORTERS OF- BEITISH AND FOREIGN OOOON, No, 8 King Street, St. John, N.

B. Nilks, Hosiery, Poplins, I'aderciuthlnK, I.ares, Baby Einen, Flowers, Morocco Parasois, Mcarfs, t.Ioves, Collars, Clioice Hid Costumes and Mantles, made to order by Mons. HAM MON DI. eoDly Jy20 BUSINESS CARDS. HUGHES DOWNING, Carpenters and Builders, Travers Street.

Boston, Jobbing promptly attended to. Special attention given to tbe fitting up ill Offices aud Stores in Hard and Soft ooas. Satlslactlou guaranteed. tf ol2 I. McLEAN, BCIEBEH, SEWALL PLACE.

Estimates given on first classwork. to23 mh30 HOCNE, STOKE OFFICE Manufactured, Lettered. Made and put up to order by CHABEES n. BBFCE dk 704..... Street.

....................794 BAEBEK. ABAinSOIlI OF Ixit 8 A.33.CX. fSmery Paper, Emery Cloth, Curled Hair, Covrhine whips, Plasterinig Hair, etc. street. Highest given for Sine Stock, Damaged OattM etc.

MANTELS Purchased Eow for Cash, vrill be sold less than prices. JOSEPH W. GRIGG, 07 If9 STREET. eop6t JOHN PEAK SON, UNDERTAKERS. WAREBOOMS STREET, apio eoptf 11N4 WANHIISBTOIS STREET.

ESTABEISHEB E. F. PAGE A gents OAIC BELTING, Of Every Description. RUBBER BEETimO PATEWT EACE EEATHEB, Cl.ABM’S EIIVEIH FIRE HOSE, BEET HOOKS. ST COS.

etc. Washinston Street, between Haymarket Square and Hanover Street, Boston. Have no jaterest In any other firm or Belting Co. nslng name ot FMIWtf mhu FOG HOR9IS. and have been designated by the circular ftom tne Treasury rjXHE and manual horift.

which Department. No. 110, as meeting the requirements of the He law iu regard to the use of Fog by balling vessels, mav be luund at the office of the Prvvidence Tool No. 44 Broad street. Boston.

Price $6. se23 KIDDER, FEAB0D7 BANKERS. 40 DEALERS IN EACHAIVGE OW EOWBOfll PARIS, and the other Principal Cities of Europe. Also, EXCHAWGE 091 SAW FRANCISCO and BfOftiTREAX. EETTEBS OF CKEBIT ISSUER, available In all parts of the vrorld.

Spcurlties bought and Bold on commiaslon, In this and othei EU 91BER. I Kstabilsned 1315.1 EI9W. PETERS Ac Itt Central Wharf. C09f9tl8S10H 9IERCHA17TS. Our facilities are uasurpassed for filling orders for Eastern, Western, and Southern Enmher.

YELLOW PINB, suitable for Bridge, Factory, Store and Snip orders for the celebrated Bagdad Mills, Pensacola. and D. A. Boss Western Manulac- turers, Detroit, Michigan. Advances made on Consignments.

tf mylS Hkillings Whitney Brothers, LUMBER DEALERS, At IVo. Kilby street At Block 9flch. At South Vt. At Railroad Ohio. A.

3. MCLAUGHLIN, Agent. At Nos. 13 A 39 Eumber Albany, N. O.

w. POLLARD. Agent. At Parish A R. 10 w.L.7A(xrroA.

AoeaL ricmf HOME iiniis Ml Home Savings Bank Books laken at par, with inleresl, in payment for any merchandise, al cash prices, at our Store. LEOPOLD MORSE 00., NOVEMBER ATLANTIC Ready, and Far Sale Everywhere. W. H. HOH REES Commences In this numb''r bU long expected and eagerly awaited American Novel, enlltled Private cals.

ClIAREE.S HI HEEY WARNER Has a characteristic and enloyaale ssetch ol travel the 44ates of the East. 44EORGE F. WARI9i44, Gives the concluding article ut his valuable series The Snnitury Hrainiqte of Houses aud Towns. CIIAREKS FRANCIS AHA.HS, Contributes the first of his series ot on Railroads In a chapter on Railroad Acciilents. AND CLOTHING, Corner Washington and Brattle )20 BOSTON.

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Send cents for Sample Number. jro3BCjxr xa sxxozi.xs'ir, 36 Bromfleld street, Bostoo. 020 It fAlSTRlUT t'OURT THE S. THF DISTRICT OF the matter ol LUTHER STUDLEV, Bankrupt, A Warrant in Bankruptcy nas oeen issued by said Court against tne Estate of LUTHER biUULEY. of Brockton.

01 the Cornty of Plymouth, oi the Stare of Massachusetts. In adludged a Bankrupt upon the petition oi his Creditors; and the payment ot any debts, ana the delivery ot any oroperty. oelongtng to said Bankrupt, to him, or to his use. and tne transfer oi any prupertv bv him, are tbrbldden by law. The pemton was tiled Oct.

9th. 1375. to which date tnterest Is to be computed. A meeting of tne Creditors ol said Bankrupt, to prove tbelr debts, and cnoose one or more Assignees ot bis Estate, win oe neld at a Court Bankruptcy, to be nolden at Boston, In s.aid District, on tbe 28tb dayot October. A.

D. 1875. at 10 o'clock A. at 242 Washington street, neiore B. Noyes, E.sqmre, one of tne Registers in Bankruptcy of Court.

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Mass. District, as Messenger. TO L.ET. he ELEGANT CHAMBERS of building 167 Tremont street, itinulug through to Mason street.Ligiit. airy and high studded.

Apply to 020 3t JOSEPH COMER. 162 Washington street. 1 91 OF M.XSS.a'IHU- SBITS, uodersuned hereby notice of hishereby git appolnlBient as Assignee 01 ENOCH H. WAKEFIELD, of Cambridge, whii bas been adjudged a Bankrupt udju his own petition. AR'lillR LINCOLN, 2 Pemberton square, Boston.

October 12. W3w o20 KT THE U.9ITEH STATKS-DISl EICr OF -MASSACHUSETTS In Nt'tlce Is hereby given that I have been duly appointed Assignee ot the estate and effects of ALIIKkT L. Chelsea, Bankrupt. o20 CHAS. w.

LINCOLN. 106 Pearl St. TVOTICK THE AYH i gentleman thoroughly aeqealnted with tne trade of Ohio and Kentucky desires to make in arrangemei to sell Boots and Shoes on by large bing house preferred; satisfactory refereice given as to ability and Integrity. Address Box-ai29. O.

3t o20 OF BOARD IL. Oot I.S. l.sr.k opinion ot the Board, the satety and couveuieuce of the lo- huWtants reaulre that ri mo it pl should be laid out and widened betw-en Tremoni street anj Cary street, as shown on a man at this otflce, it Is therefore nereby Ordered. That due notice be given to the heirs of Samuel A. Way I.

H. Cary. Catbarlne Johnson, and all other persons interested, th.at this Board Intend to lay out and widen the street before menM ined by taking a portion of their land and hi.vlng out the same as a public street: and that the tlrst day of next, at 11 A. is assigned as the time for nearing any objections hich mav be made thereto. Pas-sed J.

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H. JENKINS. Clerk. 9S PirkCKXEt STREET-EOB S.A OR TO river. JAMES JACKSO.N.

51 State street. VOSSLER RESTAURANT, (TL.ate Knerelliarclt Is known to be the best place for a good LUNGH OR DINNER. ol9 19 door from 5Iiik St. STOVES. ESSRS B.

P. UNNINGHA.M .512 Washington street, are offering th best Cook. Parlor Stoves and Portable Ranges in the market, for cash, or on ments. tf Rubber Goods. Horse .50 I .50 70 Aprons tor a.

70 Al HALL'S, cor. Federal and Franklin sts. 019 2t BILLIARD TABLES. GET THE STANDARD TABLE. NEW DESIGNS.

SOLE NE ff ENGLAND A GENl -FOR THK- Patent Wire Tension Cushion. The superiority of the DELANEY CUSHION is proved by the tact ihat all pruies.donals use and recommend It. and Is constantly being put on and others taken off which are advertised as the best. MeMeon, Ltncolu's. E.

Daniels's. Branch, Palais Royal, Sappho. Hay State. Lafayette, Union Club, Summer street Club. Atbenian Club, and all the principal clubs and rooms In New England use this Cushion.

Over now in use In public rooms and private houses In Boston alone Cushions warraated to retain full life tor ten years. It a well known fact among billiard men that no other cushion without the wire tension will retain Its iite tor more than two or three years. Adopted as the standard by the Billtard Congress. Old Tables modernized, re-cnshioned or exchanged. Manufacture of Tables adapted to private rooms and residences of all sizes a Specialty.

Second-hand Tables at low prices, OLIVER BRIGGS, Street, (Old iSnmber.) Iel5 970 (ftfexw Wnmber.Y COAL. COAL. Until further notice our prices for Coal on whart Aviii be as follows Furnace, S6.50 S7.00 S7.25 Stove Cartaice Extra, accordiuK to Histance. GEO. M.

WINSLOW 139 Cross St, 228 Causeway ly Cannei. have received a second importation of 500 tans of this tv superior Coal, which will be sold at about thirds the price ot the Consumers the first lot sent to this country, which was received here spring, have invariably spoken favorably of it, particularly Its fteedom from Impurities and snapping. The entire outbut ot Ihese mines has lieretofore peen coosumed In England. where It enjoys a renutatlon tiardly excelled by the InceHall." E. BUKXHAVt sel7 FMWim Charles Street.

MEEKER DEAN, MINERS AND SHIPPERS OF Lacknivanna Valiev, Lehigh and Georges Creek OAL BY THE CARGO. 9io. 93 Hoane street. Boston. IS Trinity Bnildinat, 9few York.

anil 'WFM4m COAL. CU3IBERIiAKD, SIDNEY, AND L.YKENS VALLEY. HARD COAL, of all kinds, at lowest cash prices. BOSWOBTB HAMLIN, jj20 soplf 91KS KE.Vf BEK Continues her entertaining VVoinan's iK9iltY J.V.VIES, Brings delightiul novel. Kotlerick Hudson, towards its close.

llOKACi: E. S4T HHElt Contributes a brief anide on Andcr.en’* Stories. 44EOK44E wmes of The Olu KeKime iu the Old Ho- ntinion. P. EATIIROP, T.

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It will be the most attractive spot In your Spring garden-a permanent decoration tor set era! yeirs. We otter 50.000 Tulip Bnlbs from te S5 per hundred. 73. T. WlilLLN, lO Sitx'oot.

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IVicliola.s in T.onclon. We fee! that St. Nicholas will not suffer by comparison with any publication of its kind on the other side of the Atlantic, and that it should receive as grateful a welcome in England as it has in America. From the lathers and mothers, and the children themselves from literary men, clergymen, and the newspaper press all over this country, have come to us the warmest words of praise. Jobu G.

Whittier, our Quaker Poet, seems only to express the universal sentiment, when he writes It is little to say of St, Nicholas tk'tt it is the best Child's Periodical in the Tbe ew ork ribunb utters but the verdict of the American Press, when it says In the at alanehe of immoral Uierature that threatens the children, some strong, really wholesome, and really attractive magazine is required for them.and ST, NICHOLAS has reached a higher platform, and commands for this service wider resources than any of its predecessors or contemporaries The NOVEMBER NUMBEE, Now Ready, will be sure to attract attention as the first of the English Edition. It will be round to be a worthy representative of American Art and letters. The prospectus ol 8r. iuholas lor the new year 18 UDCominonly brilliant. In addiCiou to coutribu- tions Irom The First Writers of America, articles on English History, stories, poems, and sketches are promised by Christina Richard A.

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We publish this da.v ((Kt. 2')' MoDthly for November, containing the opening chapters or By BRET HARTE. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. SHAWLSl Invite attention to the following prices, without further comment: FILLED fWlEL'S IIIIR SDLWLS From 100.00 to $1000.00. STRIPED SIIIWLS At $15, $20 and upwards to $250, P.lSli)IERE SUIWI FILLED AND OPEN CENTRES, From $12 to $100.

SOPIRE SlIAMU, FILLED AND OPEN, $7 to $50. INDIAMES, Longs, $35 to 100 INDIANNES, Squares, $15 to $75. striped liidiaiiiies Lonp, $20 to $40. Squares, $5 to $30. We have opened the most beautiful assortment of Foreign and Domestic WOOL SHAW LS ever displayed in the city.

BAY STATES, 85 and SCOTCH SHAWLS from to 825. AMERICAN PLAID SHAWLS from 83 upwards. WORSTED SOCARE SIUWLS at 81.25, 81.50 and 82.00. We have also received a i ery rhoive line of Carriage Robes, anging in price from $3 to $00. "The opening Is said by the critics to be very powerful.

If i.s a terrible picture ot a starving camp, trum start tbe story will hold the reader, muntn by month, with aa me st uneoinl'irtable This is the author's tirsi extended work, and no ibiiibt will altrait wide attcntUm iu this country and in Europ' We shall a'sobegin in SCRIBNER for JANUARV, I PHILir NOLAN'S fRIENDSi Or, Show Your By EVERETT HAEE. Xi. oeriod of our history has more dramatic tnterest than the periixi of Treason, to which this story retati It will be treated by Mr Hale witn a lasclnatlou entirely his own and it is likely that tbe novel will produce a scarcely less priiioui'd impression than did ttie story of WlTHOl A by the same author. Moiitbly for 1876. In addition to these Serial Stories, will contain other features in all its departments, both LITER.4.KY and PIC- TdKlAL, of the Dighest excellence.

It will be our aim. during the centennial yeas to nroduce twelve numbers ot the Mat-azlne. which shall be the brightest examples of Amern an Fertodical Llteiature. and which shall be In all respects an advance upon anything we have hitherto attempted. 9f 09TTHET Is Issued slmulLtneons- Iv in New York and London.

The edition for otimbku T. 5.4I4N» Copies, and we anticipate a still further advance di.ilDg theyear- Price, a 35 a For sale by all NEWSDEALERS, and by SCRIBNER 743 745 N.Y. Published This Day THE JPorr X076. ROBERT B. THOMAS.

For sale fUrotighout New England by Boik- Her: others. BREWER TILESTON, 17 Franklin street. Boston. It MEDICINAL. .) Washington and Avon Sts.

020 it I FI RNISHING goods We Mnpply all onr Custouirrs witti ELMW OOD and AVARWICK COLLARS the ur otherwise, at the v-ry lowest mr g. Also, Jiist received, ail The Latest Styles and Novelties the Day, ARGENTS, HARVARD. LONDON. eo WASIUN TYCOON, BURHANK. COLI EtilANS.

MALVERN, SIR EBWARD. GOVERNMENT. NEW EK.i, GR. BEEMIS GR. BRANDON, WINSLOW.

HHKinrwoon. bUNNYSIDE LINEN, Cuffs and Bosoms of All Styles, New Styles of Neck Wear, Tnat im: it be found where In )u. EMERSON, EEL AND 013 17 Boylston Street, Boston. W.s.;; STATIONERY. Ac.

The Celebrated Elastic 8 JE2 X2 XI. Jik. I 84'BIPTUKE Jc. PAKHEK, Xo. 31 Cnart Square.

for the In barrels and fountains, for Boston and vicinity. ot Is warranted a perfect cure for att tks worst forms Fiua, Lepsost. ScROruLA. Rittc Worm, Salt Ca.sceb.Ca- TARRU. Neuralgia.

Rhitiiatisx, Astuxa. Dtspepaia. Kid- and ail diseasetof the Skls and Bnooo. Sntirsig vegetable. Honey returned in all of failure.

H. D. FOWLE. Chemist. Boston and Sold everywhere.

a boi tlo Send for Circular. WAStft fe3 CARPETINGS. CQ a 'S 1 pj HH .2 s-i cS flg t- rx3 .2 t-, co iti 1 'w -a OQ 00 2 a pq a Pd 'S G-b ttv Pd 1 30 IU are for sale by all in Ntalionery. the conveidopce r.t those who may one ol the 13 numi. wiu i mull OR receipt of 95 lents.

Ivison, Blakeman, Taylor selM F.MW3m 138 4k 14U Urand 9ievr York. SAFES. Morris SAFES, ARE 1.x USE. Serd fur Descriptive tell ItA.SMWtf i MISCELLANEOLS. CA EE For use of Weighers Coal.

STBAMSHIP LOO BAMtKS tor sale by AARON GAY A Statlonera, 13 street tf In' FRUIT JARS. AS)iN' Porcelain Lined, Gem. Pearl, and Be' proved, in quanUtks to at SARGKN.7. 49 liuUastreet. GHARLES HALE, Attorney and Coitnaellor-iU-JUtw.

99 ASHBURTON PLACB, Notary Public. United States Piasports OfcUiacd. 3m COFPEKAS. he BEST FOR HVElXtJ, well Ff EUT AX known. Better than ChJo.

Lime, cl and odorless. Use In solnllon. GOOD'VIN, eral Agents. Nos. 11.

12, 13 India, and 52 Central streets. ton. INDIGO. COCHINEAL, ANILINKB. 021 ep3m4top9m IT PAYS A PER CEXT.

To liawe Your Uiotbiuw Put in Order J. TEI.NG. Steam Scouring.Clotne* Repairing and Laundry Establtsbment, 19 95 Howard For apd slightly soiled custom made clothing ot all Over and Pnder Foats. $J0. Pants from $2 to $6.

from 60 cents to $4. CiothlDg bought and sold. 91oney on all of 91 erchancUso 015 FWtw Birds and Animals Stuflfed at the Central Bird Store, 357 VTASHirfCiTOX STBKET. WOHK Is done In a style in th? and will find at oiir store a large variety ot very ffne specimens ot workmanship. St.

CII.9IA1X. CAMBRIDGE BRICK COMPANY OFFICE 300 BOSTON, manufacturers OP FACE, PAVIN6 AND COMMON BRICK. The standard size and quality of the varieties mauufactured by this Company are superior to any In the market, and wtll be lully maintained. F. President.

K. D. WINSLOW. Treasurer. 0 WATCHES JEWELRY leaL SALE The subscribers purch.i.-ed at the late sale quite a large lot ol iril and fine Gold at great u'tlflce, are prepared to give great in tte same.

Reed Barton's Fine Plated Castors for the former price. Also, a splendid of Tortoise She.l at a advanc Call and see. 371 Washington, cor. Bromfield Or 84 Tremont st. JOHN FEDERHEN Stulhjot SONS.

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