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THE TRUTH. Daily Alta California. MINGLE C0P1EH Flfl (KNTN— -NO. ll,N:t£. — Hart la an editorial paragraph from ib* Loatr vtlle rerur .'.»'«,. tbal I* eaScleatly . xpllclt for all practical parpoaM : • We bad kepea to give tbl* morning a > coitm report** the Viackbiiri.. Owens dis ran on a! l.««ta >i- )*>u* .», bat tut professional Bkal gfapb 1 ca.ployed to .-.:-i car laaetierr In tat :i..' ll" aaaetßMa c-iMi.i bir time and Uisats to taking wtii-i atraUibta, end we air re* enall to tbe al erneuve of giving a aaaaaal M want of tbe mnttlng or none at all.** —Hagniaoent ess tae present* seal by cLltg Al. pbeaao le tbe memtera of tb* co*oaii»rlon tb.t tee* tbe Uvder ol tbe Oerter to Madrid last year Th* Prince of Wai** received iipifMi emrtb more than •ao.aau. Te tae otbsr* are *eai *ua. sapeib apeclmt- of Toledo arms, ricblf encraated wiiL COM. Im>bm tola* beve dead load* of lack and not floe t. Tbe otter day we found a garter add gave It to tbe owner aul blessed If tbe I. waeni.it aealnfl and w* war* cmabtcgly .Lobbed tot our polltenasa . — Ooaeal Uatlla wst driving oat a abort time mo la tk* aabarks of Mta.tc*rt. tteraiany, and as be passes a carriage containing on* ol tbe royal fam- \u25a0a v, bowed w.tL *omaca elaaauoe and grace thai lit- raoalved la retora * wlaaiag aatle Irom the uedlan lady Tb.D. lamia* to bis friend ob tbe l*ft, be rta«rtsil. with ele cbaraoterletlc psngvacy. -< Toe ae* tne rliibl bower alwara take* tbe ejeeea " Betag a worthy repraaiaitatlv. ot bla icre«t coajitry, be *poke by tbe card X. I* Cat. aaw —A Troy abo[-keep*r thoagui be wae playing a bug* )*ar ta at least two person* tbe ettiar Ligt. wkaa a*oarrted a Iran tiead froa In front o' ul- owo asore to an a qnainiaant » abop two bloett away. Bat ke aids t Mast, csm, laur 1l tue Bsfkt, k* wae awataaed by a poilooaan abd oam- peUad, in tae areeaaes of eev»r.l pat. ont. to carry tbe etaed beos to lie i>iec* ,oa paaalty of lauedi. aeeaereei. 11 la bow th*t ralae chlldrea Hi some por tioa* of Mertb Uarolau A asaa will »«.| op early la tbe aiaralag aad a! or *iretcbu>« aad wakian bißMalf seed will *.« •• JoLuiie " \u25a0 sir ' •• Have tos r \u25a0 ' *om> Iresb hl< suaw tc aat r" \u25a0- Vet, ttr " \u25a0 Tb*e w* t your face Ib tbt- ktaaca. like a pretty \u25a0aMaay. sad go to :b» prtsltc- aoe a*** aad ael year btaatlaet." — Bm. V. La fball we do with oar (Iris ?" agsU ask> tL« mut woman wbo ba* obarac of tbe • ledy'e rolamn " of a 111 rary paper. How bere, wt f lnvettia* ed Uil* matter, aca w* nnd that yoe bevec'i aay (\u25a0*• BWBBJ v«t a*, two y.u bowl eboai wbal ma.t yoa do wltb yoor girls, ana we .re itntM.* nt oof It. It yoa bad aay girl*we wooic advMe yoa, bat a* you baveo't kasb — Jiot long ago a venerable Boeseb elder ana obliged oar ttabbatti to walk several miles to get to tb* kirk . n* wat accompanied by a young man, who, when they bad proceeded for an boor In si- mbo*, venter*« tv temark tbal 11 was •\u25a0 a gratia day ;" whereupon qaotb tb* oilier, \u25a0< eta* mon ; i.tii, Lord's day a *Bttabl. time to lit clavetlav akoat tbe waaiber T" — Lan *.uik. _»\u25a0*.\u25a0 men possessed more geaatae wit tbao did tbe late art lot o.iaun. lie wee edncated at l>mm- atar Aosdasar and waut boarded wltb Deacon Hale. AtaaetaarUMt of tbt? alaausl of tbe laetltn- uea some yean sine*. Mr. Oilman, being called upon save tut following toast : « 10 tbe memory of Oaacon Daniel liala for forty yean be was bored by boys, yet lor forty years lie toot boys to board." - bus. «a*a* seat** 1* asking a point or two U bar favor kr ruaralug siolaa property to 1 laaiia la oases wker* sue I* oonvlaced ibat BBS Lar foaad Ibe meanat wbo ware •• renewed " by ber Ist*l*a*a*e«. It eke willeead back to* WtitLam etsa: wtaaer wblcb ber Ist* batby aauoed trua ac aaae lea yean ago tw «aeetloae will b* aakaa. weed It O. U V . Mr, Jama* — Ob, I say, ola fellow yoe. co.'htL'l to go oot riaiag Way. ban* it. «wa know eea don't know bow to (It oa a boras I" •• Oh come now "- •• Bat yoa bevea'tsay Ides cf tb* scare yoa cat on iior*rbeek._)Bßp town, bow. and look at your a»lf :"~r muh Wit. — Tk* at aJoBM °-n riaialt* - test* back "ott ouslamporery laaa i - w. bay. b*ea reUmd to by tb*editor of tte Ozark Uattr as a \u25a0 glacial pan, j. Harm.' As It Is well known tbat ti>* editor at tbe £atd*r Is a pilccxolc »auriau rela ad bj nones b- gatnlty to a trtlobtu of tut iuv« aiisrtan lap part. we can afiord to pocket Uas lu.u.i " — Seabbera paper pabllsaed as lies to tb* el- teat taa* •• aa elephant w.lgeilng two and tbrc*. qaartere ponadt 1* e«biliii*« ai Un Oak I 'la ." aaa all tbe tbeaana m tbe eoantry were wild will. aliMito ael at tbe curloftty until tke> ascertained tbat tuc a\ 1\u25a0> *\ 1 waa eTaal •\u25a0 efX-plaut." metamor- pawOaMd Into Ml el'pbaar by a oompoaltor. — Tk* Oity of hlesloo IW* JieswMus. asr* : " It appear, the* tbe laa: najBlMT ot £1 farm Ad Lmmm caatalßed an article aeroely alien* tag leinl Per. Brit l>taa. Mow tbti tact baeaata kaowt. eatatde o: Ik* otnoe is not very plain." That I*a very ear- oeatM any of aaytatt tbat a contemporary sat a iln. - lUd cucalsuoo. BREVITIES. —itwm :•\u25a0 Of geod feauiy ? 1 akosia sty ao. Way. ait sister aaaarHd tk* Oak* et - \u25a0etaoo la tviatally btoealag Ligtly dvlltaae:. •be already bae aa autl aoaopoly eirllsaem the eaa eat kekraa a oartalv hill. Taa carlo* ty of aaase Wf «eaenll) oarrte* them s great way — K. t. Oam A*t II Le baoa'l b-m toid tbat that wessan tea* oe ewrloeiiy. we ebeald bave aaaaii.a see swat liimbink. -sßka ate lorl i*»tu, bbss wrot* i \u25a0 1 KartL', «ls*«ar paabway t* aew tucatly lwtiied wltb Byiag amnea. aaa aolt. n meee.s ebon swiftly athwart tb* evs-fseued dosaa." Tbaa be weal boa* at bay* bm beat b*b«a»*« wila tow<-ls sited will eraoasa lot. He Olda't Keeg sseek*. Jamet Mitchell, aa old fal faced colored man, was yesterday before Jutge Mitchell la the o.w Court of V larter Seesloa*. say* a soatbern *ich*jig*, charged with Ihe larceny of t silver-pitted pitcher rrom the hoose ef Jin* Kelcb. To ssva tht trouble of c trial Mitchell pleaded guilty, and was aaked why aeoooi muted the theft. He teld be did not know ; then ma*t bave been lomethlog the: mad* hi a do It. \u25a0> How oftaa bave you b*au bar. ?" aaked Mr. War. wlrk. "Ones, tan.' .Only oace?" •• Wail. one or twice." » Uome now, wasn't it two or three time*?" ••Wail.sah.i Joan know aah . I doa'i keep no books." The defendant wa* sentenced to an imprlaonmvnl of three month*. A dlnot blow at Ib*J*w* remaining In Boasia 1* dsslt by ths synod of tb* Bosalsn Church, whlcb bas promulgated * resolution prohibiting •\u25a0 persooi InHauls who tre not Cbrlstleni " froa trading la Cbrtstlsn emblem*, picture*, crosses, etc or Vessels rued In Christian worship. XHIADSACS. Tbe next race wa 1 tha "Jennie B." ttaka, rnn- nlng,for all agtt, data of one mile, the ttake to be named after be wlnaer of •» Jennie bV." time w»* bMtcn, to-wlt : \\l\. Tbre* etar.ed and In tan order : Judson's ca m. •\u25a0 May D ." four yean old, 105 pjuadi ; Prltcbard't b. b. •• Fnnk Bboad** four year* old. 103 poand* ; Vsa Bonn's b. c. \u25a0 \u25a0 Forest King," lhie< yean old. »i poand. . susl ter's b. m •\u25a0 Sight Uawk," five yesr* old, 111 pound*. and Qtlmer's b b. •• B-d Boy." an aged bom, 111 cound*. A naer race was never run. splrnd.d i;>n- being made by all th*bone* Tbe • art waa well toss her \u25a0• Bid Boy" led 10 tha home, wben •\u25a0 May D " and « Nigbt Hawk" col- lided, the latter cnttlsg in and a* a reault noalvlnir from \u25a0• May D " a bad cat on the inside right tblgb. •• Might Bewk" and- Bed Bay" wen even al tba laarter. rrom taere •\u25a0 Night Hawk" led to Ihe close In t iplendid run. At the hesd of the track all were ap together. On the homestretch \u25a0• Bed Boy" went eecond, \u25a0• May D." tuirl. and «ol home In that order. Time l:tJ V " Jenni* B.'t" record of 1:42*4 te ng tba* bestea the slake will hereafter be tDivDaa the \u25a0 Hlgbt Hawk" 8 .Ma. Thl. was the fa*te*t heal ever rnjIn the SUM. POLITICAL NOTES. According to the Sacramonto Bit, •' Many Demo- cratic editor* prole** to bava imbibed a • rong pre- Jadloe againit Kite* beriate be topported Ihelr can- didate for Presideal in 18T2 la t recent little ipeech Oeoenl Slonemtn said tbat - he and E<tee woald get tlong very well to- gether Oj!y one 01 tbem coo'd be elected, and if be bimself wen beaten he woald be like *bb woman who failed to have twine, bat came withinone of it." Tbla la very good, even if It ws* gtonemeu who aald it. The Msrln 7bcim calls sonomt ihe baaner Ucmo- crtiic county In the Bute, bat the ssnu Boss R'.nblicm retorts : •• For t premium banner, w* masl say the le nightly soiled and will require tev eral pitches. Tht assertion Is ItuS. B.nner nctD. Itg ! All thtl tort ot turkey KObDIo ttrul was taken out of sonoma county wbeu tbe railroad came bringing other people. Tbe men wbo carry Ithave a big hill to climb tbli Fill and the Sepub* are after 11 red hot wl n a charging cry of Burnett. The CaJi/anria PiLrtn, iDe Unnger organ, bronghl oat Estee a* a (iabernatoilal oanJidate some time befon bl*nomination, aad aald : \u25a0' From latlmat* relation* wltb bla. a* a private eltuen and ai a law-maker, we believe hit disposition it to maintain tbe riijht and condemn the wrong, without regard to the aouroe of lie coming." Kuiogltllc oratory In Nsvada tt even finer taan the article produced IhCalifornia Convention* Hsre It t recent ipeclmea. II belax from the nomination ipeech In ftvor of t gnbernstorlsl candidate . •• As » member of beneficiary Orden bit xc.l and charity an known aad honored ; at a clili*a loved aad pralaed ; as s man, esteemed : aa a friend, wor- • blpped. He 1. aa sure a* ice. aa itetdfaat a* the .tan, and ai void of blot and biemi-h ac the virgin ioov apon the mountain', brow " He got tbe nom- lnttlon. In the notlae of Ihe doings of tbe Kureka Conven- tion the Bodl* fvel Prut aty* : •• The platform adopted ba* * genome nag of Democracy. It start" off wltb sprssd-sagle bonnes*, ll padded out with a gnat many \u25a0 demands' and •ebtrget.' and wuea 11 Ii flntihed the result li natblng bat wind." Colonel Frederick Koble, the newly-»l*ct*dOov- ernor of Maine, made no speech** daring Ib* cam. psinn, cjnflDlsg bit electioneering fjrra to vUltlsg Qranue mtetlu.< shaking hacdn with farmers alpaoite R>tberlom. Moat of bis time 1* spent al bla quiei borne at Uorbam, near Portland, wben be ha* a ana farm of iOO acre*. He 1* a tall, well-built, robust man, with a good natnred face, a sharp, clear eye, and a quiet, cnltared air. Major McQalddy 1* aatbortly for tbe itttemabt tait Tom Fowler, wbo reared In ibe ssa tat \u25a0> Con- vfntion. It ttlklog of rnoaUg si sa lodepeadtini candidate for Railroad Commlbioner. Santa Boat K4putilua» ; " Democratic otndldates are taking to Ihe woods throaghoat the state m&k. log ttump speecbea aad imlltng th* bark ofl the pepper-wood rest." Tbe HiTcktM. t stonemm paper, taye : \u25a0* M. M E.tte ie a clean, aosonbl* gcnileman aad If •l*cud, will make a good Uovernor " sico»d Bawa The second raoe wae also a ronnlng race, ths Oal- lfornla Derby stale for tbree-yetr-olds, one-sad .- till! aiUe dt?h. lion enmnee, 15 forfeit, fisu adJed. (ieorge Hunt suried >> Unte of Monday " and \u25a0 Mule I." W. L. Prttobtrd itarted Cap- tain Kldd." Fools told for Hearst's stable »«. for tbr field $12. "Marie" took tbe lead, withthe m Dokx of Monday " eecond. Tht* poeiiion was maintained throagboat tbe beat nntll tbe last qaar- t«r, wben tlie \u25a0• Duke " forged ahead aod woo the raoe by a neck. Time— 240 Third Day of tbe fair - " \u25a0la'Bt.Hawk"' Man* tb<- r«.l<-.t Mile aa Btecara la tha \u25a0tate-SXearat*. " Daka" H..d.y a Wla. aer. BACmAMMrro, BepUmber 13th_ Ta* receipt* of tbe are! day of the Fair ware *o small compared 10 tboae of former je»r» that tbelr publication waa wltbbeld. Tbe second da. 'a re elpla exceeded by . amail amount tbe correspond 111* day of last year. Toe stock display Isbelter than last year, bat tbe altaadaao .1 visitor* ap to this, : he third day. Is somewhat below former years. ViUUIIMATCH. Tbe walk.ng match began a liltla alter t*n thll morning. Tba reqammant* were tbal the horse* entered should b* draft *talllon(, weighing 13(10 pound* or over. Tbe walk waa one mile to wagon. wrUf.uj on* too. Tb*re wen tbre* eatrie* 1 . Hooeet Tom," bay, weight 1(00 pounds, ownea by r. W. Wllil.ainon -I ».cramenta | •• Conqueror, " black, weight 1500 ponnda owned b/ C. Porter of Marytvllle , \u25a0 »t. Lawr-cc-," black, weight 1*01) pounds, owned by B W. Wilson ol Nlcoiao*. The lit.er won InIJ *i\ , which is considered anoraally good time. run kacs. Tbe flnl rtce loxlay wat s running race for two- year-old 01 Me*, five el« bib* of a mile Pool* so.d aarf livelysi *40 for \u25a0• Augusta E." and t» and 110 for tbe field. Only two started, •• Floa Vlou " and m Aagatta £," in the order named l£ach carried alnety-seven pouodi. The bor*** w*n *tsrt*don Ibe Brat track. A backer ot •• Vloa Vloa " won tIMO with only ago In tbe pools SPEED AT SACRAMENTO. Bo,,!, us Baslaael la Central A\.l«— The \u25a0feat Iwlaaarsa to Vl.ll Aaaarlaa. AMueUwl rraaaDMcaUSM Haaala Bad BTaslaaa la Aeta. 81. FRBBastTBa. Sepfmbir 13tb._M*Jor.O*i»*ral Dttebenilai.ff. Oovemor .1 IrkoaUk. htl left for Teihktn. litnaral Deteberalaiall Informed a corre- spondent tb.t If Knelled «d Hoilla tboul* muiO- ally smnge tbatr Interest* In Central Asia they would have bo need to a.t»ml. If aver loan shoold be serloai troobl* It woald not be the ftall of ajBBBjB, \u25a0ejeclatr at Alezmaarla. Lotnxia, aepMmber ISth A despatch from A.'- exiadrla taya tbe demonftratloa . In oelabratloa of tbe Britlab vlotory at I'el-il.&ablr will n>l r adlly be forgotten. Tb* EsKllsb w.re treated as here* by Ibe lealdenta bete of other Batlooalltie*. The (Milan wan whit t very popular emoer of to* elted BUM* simmer NlpsloMprettsd as \u25a0• Ibeir pride la the Anglc.9axon raoe." \u25a0 wiabarae Ceaala«j Over. Lokdow, September 13th — ewinbara., th*pool, oontempi.t?* a loar to the United BtaUs, wb*r* be will Rive a series of readlßna. Plalat of the rallae. Dvbuji. September IStb —The eommlttae *p- pointed by the polls,bu prepared a document aar- tlßH forth tbelr grievances. Tba aathorlUea elected from tbe police that ibey woall omit r*f -r.aoe. to discipline, ibe rigor of wblob, however, I*th. chief matter of cmiplalßt. FOREIGN AFFAIRS. At 10.30 last nl«bt, Peter htcSwoaaey, abont ewiaestw. year* of age, <ru ametsd by Officer Barmlagaam oa a c*asw* of aaaaaltluf, la l'arinc etrvat a nuiaaata an — Ah Tol. awaaoey. afMr •omßlttlac tbe tetsalt ran into a variety theatre. waar*be we*caprarad by tb* efneer ajgat Appletoa, who wu *rr**led by AaslsUbt Depnty Mentals rtror and PetertOß. oa • charge of aa attempt to Berpatrat* iatss lectetraUoe, wa, taken before ta* Lolled mate* OiaalWaair yMter. «*I. ana tba beariag are* aeat»*aea until Taeed.y. la*ptUsa*. glvtag boaas for I2OOU. a..r..ary Beater of tbe OaUforata Society for tb* ttniallia of Uraaltr to OklMr»a. be* aied a i«t. lion far tb* apaetaia*a* of a proper pwaoa aa no.- eUaa over in. peneas of aiery Alto* wood, aged IS, and Mead Oeealta Wood, a«ed *. ib» eiiegeiioti 11 that la*tnnthsr is aa bebltaalaraskard.and craslly BaaM tb* Bjßßaa Tisliilat 'aaa* H*l»-y realtte* tb* tar af • 100(1 Imposed ob Bopertßtendent Urabam of tbe •Meat* Uapawant, tbc writ bavin* keaa camp lied with by ta* removal of canals step* at a boa** ob Dopant *treet. Edward aeesaaroU. a native of Italy. M years of ad, employed la lbs Onion Iron Works, bae keen reported missing * mo* tin 2Btb of Anmst. As be 1* a man of etsady aablM. and bad f 200 In bis posse*. \u25a0"400 MSI play 1* •otpeeted. Baale Bior-ada*a w*«arrested about eight o'clock Met eveauag by Umoer* lia«siß and Luuky, ob a oaarg. of greed laroaai preferred by Jobs E. Crle- aaa. He aaj« tee aoeeaed stole bis watch and cbala and (260 * '\u25a0\u25a0••< A Willaau tad Tboaja* Be.a.li, from Vntte eeaaty, aaiar eaaiaaese of bsruUry la tbe weood Itgin. were iodcee *t tue ouy Prleoc yeaiataaf ansratoa «c mi W tbc ate** rnsea In caaiedy el Is tk* TJaatsa (Nates Uistrlct Ooejrt. before Joa.e \u25a0oaTasaa. yeeteiday. 4aua Pearca ws* aoeßlttod oa a ratrai of sellnsg aad »ivib* oae quart of apimeoos iiaojr 13 aa lndiaa nsaad Nbbbl steraardtso Tbe »apervlajr» , la esMatlvc *M*<oa yt*t*vdty| aefTMC to appoint M Mrtvoy laitlaitr of tbe.Kew City Ball. Ties Joke kiac. iniatil. M.kvoy ill promoted from ttanesat eßglaser. Scan Mormai »\u25a0» Ei-J tea dollars li Poll*! Osan Mo 1 yesterday, for rroeity to animal*. More. cd was feaad drivin* a bom a-aleb was a ntur aebject for the boatyard tbaa for work. •teiapbeo Bvaa. nlnrasg wltb taiaay. bad aa aa> amlaatloß II PeUa* I ocn Mo. 1 yectaraay. end wat dlaatiars-ao . Bras wa* eocenes of bavlag aasaaaisd aa pilaoo wltb ancßlceoue cattle belonitlba! to a nelgbbor. Tb* aiabiri ol the Maatataal rir* Ooa- paay Ho. <. b»ld • pla.aat eaaaloa at «*a Batael Tasaday, IB kooor of tae tklrt|-inf a aantwaary or ttw iiianaltitloa. ff*abllc Adatailatrator iteasaa ne peiltloaM for tatters cf laamitmeii'ia oa tvs ».t*te of 1 «ac bo.u- aoc. woe di-a st aatoru oa tb* l*t- of thui last, esiaed at *<\u25a0«• A CaaanaiaUaa mt Iteaa. of aCUsraar". tool Mew.. Th*oast- of Martla railoc. ccartrnd bbbb 'Le mot der of Cbariet Bock, will be brard to-d.) In Police Coon Mo. 1. u*iu i' ice Jrvlsh fcoliatyi the two establish, meat* of Cscle Mania' will be closed Tbcreday and Itiasr. • 1' Is BBdsrstood that Orlsael Wllllaa Baraey hat bees Had— ll tbe frsellifny at saw ABtnor.' Car. nival Association. Jela* llt.fijbss appolatsd William Bel* as- signs* la tbe laaolvent asaee of it. v» m.< tiiag tb*bend at I Ivj Pollea Ol&oer <1. A. Welweter. eoavlcMd of batery ob B tMi.tvaa, wet Buea tea dollar* yesterday. u> rollosOoar: 80. 2. The eaperrltors are eoa«io*rf« *sn«c«m»rm to she leaaflfi order, M a view of meeting lbs ob. }.ctlea* of Joetloe field. Bam Hswk. a Cblnamtß. wan yesterday sentenced by Jodg. BsaaaBBBBS to all aaoataa la tbe Uoose of Correotloa for aeaer laroMiy la tb* ease ol Wllllaa Taylor and Bridget Taylor, bla Wif., vi- Tbe Oearr|Bmm Battroaa Ooaaaany . tie jari - turaed a varaici for tbe awteaaaat. •tiuiaia oeuntiiL. cLar^ed wtta aaaaall wltb a deadly «•*\u25a0>«> mMid la folio*Oeert Mo. 1 yes- tarday! to aasaei wilt ball tied at OL*. C' r - Ma oa*r of Ua <jol. before Jadge Scfi. aaa. la tbe I t:t a tiutr* l>Mtnci Ooart, lor In.. porting OtiiLese women, tut }ary dtaagratd yeelei. oay THE CITY. Compr*h«nUv» tad Ezplisit SUt.m«nt from Hon. Paul Hcamann Regard - lac « F«l«» and Mallaiova Chars* Asala.t Him. sir Te glra.|.ra t c aaareaa Uhl* pwailr oommumoation to wrtngaaa ~ tianaas* tbo** wae kaow ac do sot seed it. 1 abhor • oard* " They an aaaenlly »g (tea. Yja are (tuely maligned, sad yea sloa* snow tbal 11 1* falss. One vauliiaa it*, however, use • \u25a0 e'arlaaptd Itasll," sad nod* m* wita wltn.im tad fact*, not oaly lo eessbuan its filieain bat ite awtaoss* Aa 00. cur* blaekaalliag shest pub- lished th* following : YeaMrd.y tbere e.me to lbs • •• • oaV* the following card with an offer ef aa aasdavlt la support of itIf d**a*da*o*eeiry 1 To Ihe editor ol tb* ••• • 1. tbe eater signed, take Ibis method of notifying in* people of my treatment by P.al Seaaaaa. attntaey sad ax- sanalor. Oa th*91*1 of Ootober, IMS. my hasbead'a gre- eny eton, corsar of faoinc aad Powell, wa* de. •troied by are. Be wae tainted le the aaeaal of tMOO in avaa Fire luartao* Uocapaay. Eight days afttr Ib* St. ib* Company offered to pay him 127D0. As la* suck burned tmounud to over It M)U, a* did not feel like lakitg any lass than th* polley called lor. Aa Qermaaa, wa *»asali*d Paul Naa- inain. and he advised a*hot to tabs I', bat said %t would make tbem pay ail. sabasajaanuy, aalt bad to be brought, abxiob* to ksow what that woald oo«t, a* Mid be woald nit la any easa charge ac more than $JOU. and believed De eoaid mas. the Uompaay pay that, Tbla wae aaU in ma pi**»uo. of a wun«**. lie, after much delay, oba:: .1 a Jadgmeat for 9409J 75. bela^ principal, lat«r«e» asd 00*11. tod Was said toil tarn At ws ue>d moaty to creditor* ws bad to give thsm a n-o. Tbe>. Neamann ha* paid, lla be charged a* $71», tool* anil inter*.!thereon, aad tbe balaaoe. amoaattag to over $1KM, be bu stuck to Orgealaad ofirepeated Inquiries have aaly elleiud tas answer that If we (apt a.alet be would pay as la time. It we did not. he woald make hi*fa* f 1200. lnave received that answer from him again within Ib. last few daya. All tbla wbta we ooald at oaae have ooiaiaed wltbla 9303 of tbe aam due uj,bat we were over D*r.asd*d tcroo«D him. la eoae«ta.ae> cf allIbl., 1 aad «ay Ova children are left d**titnt*. (Blgacd.) AtniA Basrna-ia. some daye befot* coming to the ->'*\u25a0*« Ltttt 1 cdlee, Mrs. k*soh*ks wss advissd to go with bar aye child, reaa aad cam's ob la* Banartbl* (?) Paul 9en- maaa'a dooritep and rafa** to mov. untU las wae paid. This the proposed to do. bat wa* assared, a* •he inform* as, ay B*bb«bb. thai •\u25a0 aha weald be paid ahoilly II she kepi 4111*1." By her peraleteaey \u25a0bo in eollaeud f ISO of th* som sb* claims to Be doe. Inquiries mad* of Heamaaa hlmsalf brou.at oot tb* answer that \u25a0\u25a0 be eoneideied tb* costs sad a (1 2 jo fee not reasoaable, oat us meant to retain tbe whole." Won asked way, ta that case, ha bad paid SIM, be aald : •• Oh. I mala hat a pi mini of tbal." Mr. Basobke prodae** * wlta***to in* agrwKsnt that the eolieotloa taoaid not la any event coil her more then I Jut). Taaa th. fact re- mala* th*l ba, for bl* «wn oeoeat, edvtsad poor, confiding fsllow-»antry people of alt own to bring salt, and made bis advice coal thsa nearly S2OOO. wb*n only f 300 were at staks. InOctober, 1373, liu.tav Bucbka aal on. Hut- chock had a grocery on Powell atrser. to* latter tarnishing tbe money tb* torm*r th* •\u25a0 aiperlaaoa. " ' aa willappear. The store was lnenrsd in tue dva* Company. It wa* destroyed by lira the arm owed everybody, from ib* bread and milk man 'o HMbing M straa.. The policy we* assigned v Heloing * Hmoa, and with It weal sa agreement thai th* Isst-nsmed 3rm thoeld collect the amoaot, te.Ue with the cred. ton, and pay tae balance auare and ibsn allka, to Bitchk* and Belecbock. apoa taeir jnmt onttr Thee* papers were all drawn by H. lAweaberg, Bsq , attorney aad notary Public Msaits. Halbing x Tirana empioyod me c > bring aotloa. th* svea company Bavlng not only declined to pay, but bav- lng aald taey woald send IB* man io ansaa fer arson Ao eomprtmvt »*s **«r ofmtd. My fee wae to be ooatiogeat upun my recovertng jad«jneu , Uelbinf m\ Straus agreelßg to advance in* coeu. I'be amoont :ne-i upon wa*oa*- third of what 1re- covered ; in ataa ot (.liar*, nothing. Tbe action •a* tried before tae Uoo Samuel a. Owiaelle and a jury of twelve men in 1lasted over two week* The Inearanee Company foagol Ins as** at every Hep, end with t vehemence foal thawed they, tl least, believed tbe banding to here beta orialaaiiy And. The Company, coaaeel, ao lees * asa Ihsa tba Hon. Joseph W. Winan*. torew Into tb* dt>f*no* all the geniat at hit command. Mr O. T i«d*n- rtca. oa« of tbe noal promiaeal attorneys la the ci*y. waa associated wstb me. We lAaa balisv.na In me jostle* *( oar client* cans*, aad mladrul of in* i urea! of ihe Company to have Baacnks » Bsiaaaaak indicted and poatsned for arsoa, s.r.iaed every serve to wm th^ caa*. ao4 did wm it A new trial wai asked for by tht c .mpany, which devolved upun Mr. Fnedenrlcb and Eayself an amoant of labor Ibat oaly a lawyer eaa spare*****. Tbe u.w trial wm* daaled, sad taea tb* Uaataaay, • hroagb Mr. Wlnsnt. appealed to Ihe Baareaw Uoart, where, la ta« ooart* of at *ad crowded calendars, tba out wae beard, argued aad dsotded. It was a long and bluer oontess. aad not until its very end wa* oo* cent paid for c anael fees. Tbe money was coiieoted aad paid over to Hal- blag * Slraaa, alter Ib*fa* of lI2OU had been de- ducted. wai:n was lee* than onaoaird of thi amoant recovered. rher* wss ao complain: st tut time by tay oae a* lo tha amoatl of ths fss. Non* ol tn.uj objacied t< thi: urn*, assa ware only 100 well eststasd with tb* bread placked from the oarmng " I first beard of Basciike dsavlag tbe jastl c of mj chariie wbeo I learaed rrosa Beuchack* r-martl that Baaebk* wa*trying to ebeas hut obi of bat than of the real of tb* money remaining la Heibiag t Btrene' handa after eatufyln*; the eredltora. lUaebke, II stems had been deoetvlag Bslhlag a dtrao*. and drawing money in the arm same law. 1 apoa "joint order," a* agreed. Balaebaak thea employed bit first c.on**l, Mr.Lowsnberg, aad Mr. iotu L. Lor* to protect him A notice aad d*- mand for sa accounting wts served on afeeere. Hel- blag * Btnos by lbs oaonsal for Balscbaek. end Meatrs. Hslblog * siren* propsily rataeed to pay any clot* money until tb* matter wa* settled by ;b* Coart*. which, by ths way. we* strictly In ac- cord with tba agreement between tbe former part. aara. Messrs Loweaberg aad Love *aed M***s*. Helblag at otraa*. a* trass*.*, and Bs*cbk* and Anna, bis wife, to deteraiia* thdir right la th* trass fond Tb* action was tried before the Boa. 1 . M. Allen, presiding jaattoe or the superior '-curt. 1 appeared for Helbiag a Straaa. Lav. aad Loweabeeg appeared for Kelscback, and Mr. Marpby appeared forIhe man Btschke ud Anns, hie wife B**chk* than claimed, for the Ural time, tbat I agreed to take f 300 for a fas, tad Introduced, a* hie witness, a man who aaa slue* been arr*st*d far tail 1 1 eg spoons. gaface Itlo tay tbtt tbs Conn found In isver of Mr. Loweabera't c I leal, laawtng Basabi** story ab ot the 93- 0 agreement. aDd virtually decided teat Bsechke. by ble maacbinatlon*. hau rasatvea ail ibat be was entitled to within twenty odd dol- lars, and the wbol* fond rsaalalna wa**warded N Belscback, then bslag last saoago left to tave Uai binii a sirens froa loss Every act of Bascbks la all tneee trsastc lon* tkawaa tbe de-p-lsid plan of t rascal to onset t slmpletoa who relied on hlj>. rale oan be snb*Untl*:*J by Me**r* Lava sad Lowrnberg, who sre .'ally ooaversaai with the facia Wb«n I took ap Ibis man Baacaks's can*, at ibe tastaaoa of Messrs. H.lblngat Dtraas la 1575, 1 believed him. a* be represent d blmaslf, a wroaaed x.i, wiihoot frl«nd* or money, and tbat a neb oorsoratlaa ptreaentad him boeaaaa ha wa* poor. aad tried to brownest him oat of his rtgb:*. I espoaaed hi* cause aad iralaad It. Since tl«o 1 bay* bad occasion to change ay alad, ana Ido low believe that the rive* laaaraaca Company was Jastlfled In asserting that the Ore on Powell atreet was not acri<i«elal. My reasons tor arming at Ibis osaelatloa are . Ist. B>l*cnock L'imi very Bear Dut txlßij a Bar. vlvlaf partner . i learned tan froa a wliaees wbe uved hia froa ersßslloa when tne grocery bmraed. M Bssehte la as. of the witatieti wbo twees tbal in sbou wen and, la the Kslloea trial, tad la bow under indictment Tor perjury, wlta Tony Wal- ler* defence — •\u25a0 aa al.bl "— reversed , 'bat Is, as hmM lo prove that be wat ther*. iJ Mao* tbe Svaa lasorsaee ossa. Bsasuaa bas keea arreeted far sreao IB bora in* an lnaared baas* aaaaalad by bta. la the last ease he .aoapad by the akla of his te*M| la ibe forts**—tae perjury easa — a ory af bit ooootry htve yet to detenota* ait gain or laao. cenc • For th* corroborstloß of Us [act* hers listed I refer lo tbe eevsrtl aaallemaa above aaaed, aad \u25a0he reprseeatallvae of the Dvea Usaraac* Coapany. Th* aalmus of this attack Is ausdUieoiea alasß- mail, waich I asve neither th*tusaa as* tb* day PO.IUOU lo »übmlt to Prior to taa assemallag of \u25a0 the State Ooaven'.l.n. an amlatary of too ebecare ! publication above mm toned waited >>o Mr. dpreck- ela aad exhibited la him an article uiiiil ma which, us esid, wae ao« aa •• editorial " v (Jod aave themarkj, bat a eoamaalcaitoß. t* bboiuu whien tbey were iffered U**. aat n.t ih.y were fnmtlt disposed, aad woald sappres* ll and write m* ap if a. woald glvs uem on* hundred dollar*. Mr. ipreciels promptly declined rust *a*e. *vl- deotly supposed Ibat Mr. spreckela had t pecaalsry IBtare*! la my election, *a1 hoped la bie*4 him I aa a oaadidas* for Bepratea stive aad aot asaator If Mr. sprsckeU has any laiareat la Bslliatl easvre. I II may be—tor I de aat ksow ot ay owa aaowledg* _intb* Hawaiian aactprcelty Treaty The iow*r I House bm uothlaa whatever to da or aay with tres- tle. The power rests la tbs Fn«sa*at aad Masts alone Tba Hawaiian Treaty le see aa laaae iv »is campaiga- Saaatots Millar aad Farley ooatroi tnai • nailer, to far at this Mala la obboobbb*. tad it I or aay other OsaaTeaaataa akemld araaaase te lstevfara with tbl* high BterogaatT* ef a Siailnr. I ot ael woald probably rrcslv* t merited rebuk*. aad oae eot lo be fo-gotua Tm* lgaoraee* of taeae b«w»- paper allaae ef oar form ef Usverßaeal doahileat laada Ibsa lo believe that there M) anaaf hi tai* Coasrsitlnatl Oaht, sad, an.lisai their aiasaks, Iswy v.nt Ihelr tpiu oa ae. and playiag taea tae aaaM- it) ola vtoloa* ataa and Uaorsat eaata. its val I spoa them te panda before ay door, la order is fores Ihelr owa lulu*.lasigno to a trutttoa. A bhvb who let* la a esaafeasaUar less a a paesa- n!»l guat. rroas whoa, vuiauwas aa la awvsr free. lesßM ptoaoa* lo do 11, aad bet* I stall as eas- i*ia*4 la aay tarßss*. TM •• storey IsMsr - 4*sw lak frott taa taa af uarfield, bat with II a*tatinnil his aaesuam aa to ilee and liar*. I qaou oaly la* Idea •• At taa oaeatag of til* laHHBB I reaolvad ao* to tatwst aay aereoaal tteaeke. taowla* ths* gay eaesalaa ornld invaai filiiknUl faster ahaa 1 oaaia answer ißsaa aad aal my uau wsatd •• bauas apent In bendta* »y *ae»«rte »o tuna** af Bin aaaeaea to tbe parry than to sussir.- Fall! Ban oat this IMB. I assure aay t.llow- -itlsaa* taat bo other calumny will <*< \u25a0"• <a*o pnat agala Mil 1 'AOL 2MUMAM. The Waaderfal A<Unatawat af the HBn.a Miaeklae. B> Kr. 0. W HalniM. Already In the first man wbo trod the soil of onr plstsl the gnat mechanical and chemical dlecov- •tlee of uncounted riming ages were anticipated. Bla tlaaue* ware woven In a loom no Kaatern fingers. no Western maohlnery could rival. Wbere strength wa*needed, a power of railaUßoe like that of Iron waa given alrand* of fiber finer than the spider* thread, aeen only aa It gimtena In the sunbeam. Where elasticity wee wanted, * substance like caoutchouc exuded and eolldlfied. The pillar* which •opport bll frame would crumble under ll were they not many times atronger lo lubstance than the columns wblch rapport hit temple*. Tb* leverage of hie limb* le adjusted to bis need! wltb aa au- daclty whlci bo engineer weald venture The by- draullct of tbe clrcol.tiou are but clemillyImitated In our aquedncta aud tbelr distribution. And what are all th* floodgate* ot human contriv.no* com- pared lo tbca* delicate translucent valvej wblch we were *o recently aadylng, which sUnd guard at tha mouth of the great artery and arrett tha solid column of blood coming back, upon them like th* blew of a hammer, day and night. 10 rime* c mlaole f r 70 years, and at many more se life may spare as? Man M more than a machine, but, a* a ma- chine be ll tn ever present mlrtcle. Hie heart lla lime-keeper which oooote tbe teood! ioi t oeotory with ooe wisdlag op. Tbe betting apparatus of oor dwelling! la tbe lorface of IU radiator* tod the poU ot IU fnr- naces only repeaU the valvul» oonnlvrate* and the vim of our own mucous membrsnee. No telephone convey* a message so ftithfully ss tbt membrane of the tympanum transmits it to the listeners ID the reoeeses of tu* labyrlatb. No etaam engine can work with at> little fuel as the homan organlim ; no dye-house oan reproduce tbe glow ot c youthful cheek ; ne laboratory oan manu factare s grain of albumen ; no musical instrument no reach tbe human heart Ilka a woman'! voice ; no lent can adapt Iteelf to light Ilk* the banian ay*. And *o we oome back lo tba mloroeoop*. tb* perloe tlou ot wblcb was developed by Imitating at it belt might tbote achromatic arraogem.nU, the darken Ug pigment, Ihe diaphragm, the adjeitmsnU for dis- tance, wbloh were all ojupl.le In tbe first man who opened his eyeildi on creation The boost la which Maaslnl was b»ra ha* been purchased by Ibe people anw preiaaatfl to «*e ata- nlcipality of Uenoa. and la now. wvls. away •*•\u25a0•» ••ting ralias, open lo the paMte. MECHANISM Of MAN. Eastern Kansas md Western Missouri btve been \u25a0offering from s nuioon blowing from over Ibe tuked plain lo Indian Territory. Wednetday* report from Peoeeoola mentioned nineteen new osiee cf fever and three deaths. Melville, Naroe and Nladerman, the leamut'M iur- vlvors, arrived in New lork yeiterday, and were received with all tbe honors. A tug having on board a dlltloaul.bed party, Including Melville's relallTtt and De L in>'< father.ln-lsw. went down the harbor to meet tbe /*arUU. A Fusion with Ihe Greenbackers with an Im- portant Reservation — Hobies Majority in Maine About Ten Tbausa.d —Split Among Ihe Nebraska Republicans- Derrieger Prac- tice in a Denver Newspap r Cffice -Tilden Not Dying, nor Even Sick Norvin Green Refuses a He-election. AaaoeUtM P.-.« DMpatehea rreals.it Sreea l» Bellrw. New Tosi, Snpi.mhrr 13th Dr. N. Green t. - dey announce* to the Directors Ibat be intends to retire from Ike Prestdeoey of the Westero Union Telegraph Ootopany at ih* expiration of his term, A dividend or 1 -» aal .tut. baa been declared. Hullr.md ReparU unj Baatura New Tosk, Keotaniber 13ih._T!.e fist his th* amount due preferred stockholders of the Northern rScloo Hai: r- a.l wit \u25a0aaartew at tbs meeting of tbe Finance Commute* to.day bi the TreMnr*r to be a little over IlljDgO.aaa, *M prsierrad .lockout- •tandlog li, In am< utit, aboot (42 UUU.Ouu. The difference U tbe i-urplus earnlnga of the road since the date of the reurKanlx%tlon of the company, when the holders of bands Issued under the Jay Uooke realms consented to convert their bonds Into pre- ferred stock. The managers have been peralataat buyers of til the Allegheny Central, which glvea color to Ibe rumor ibat negotiations are pending for the pur. chase of tbs Allegheny Central by Ibe Ltckawanna. This explains, la part, tbe recent activity and ad- vance in Allegheny. YYeree than ported. Waiuinqxob, Pa., September 13th._ The defalca- tion of the Washington Having* Bank amounts to 107,001). Bulb's confession was to SW.OOO. b-i.ui.ii.-iiuSplit la Nebraska. Omaha, September 13tb There I* to be a hot tight In the Third Co gree lonal District. E. E. Valentine, present Ooag-eesman, was nominated a few days ago by the regular Bepubllcn Convention it Fremont, and on tbe same day a few antt-Talen- tine delegates held a Convention and nominated M. S. Turner of Columbia. Each faction clalmt to btve bald the regular Convention. Considerable seniitlon wai produced bars tc- ley by tbe toooonce- meat that United states senator Van Wyck will \u25a0tump the Third District for Turner. Van Wyck and Valentine hive been In Congress together, tod bis action Is Benin denounced by Stalwart Be. publicans, brcau-e If Valentine should be Jeleated it would probably elect tbe Democratic candidate, who will be Bon. W. B. Hunger of Fremont. There are Just twice at many Bepubllean voters in the l bird District aa there are Democrats, and If tba Republican* split anywhere equally Manger stands a fair show. Valentine's friends, however, have no fears of bit defeat. Woman Infruiie Convention. Omaha, September lain Tbe American Woman Suffrage Convention wa* largely attended again to-day. Addresses were mads byUon. E M Oorrel', President of Nebraska Association, Mrs. Bebsoca N. liasud of Si. Loult, Mrs. Margaret W. Campbell of Maine, Dr. Mary F. Thomas ofIndiana, Mr*. Tracy Butler of Illinois, Mies Laura Clay, daughter of Caselea M. Clay of K'ntnoky. General Eaetabrook of Omaha, Mr*. Dr. Dlnimore of Omaha, Susan B. An. thony. Lacy Stone and others. Tbere are delegates present fr.m twelve States. Letter* were read from Georga William Curtis, Julia Ward Bows, Governor SI.John. Mrs. Mary A.Llvermore and otbsrs, l*aalablas m Telegraph Coaapußy. Uilwacxu, September 13th. _ Tb* Mutual Union Telegraph Company was impended from doing bu. alness on the Bior of lbs Chamber of Commerce to- day, on account of an unsettled claim of the com- miisloo firmof Moaby at Mclnto*b. granted by the Board of Arbitration Tbe Company had refused to mike good a claim of damagea for mutilated despatches. ramlehlaa; a,Telegraph Cemapaay. Milwauebe, September lain Tbe a&utual Union Telegraph Company wat suspended from doing bns- lne«s on the Boors of the Chamber of Commerce to- day, on account of an unsettled claim of Ibe cob. mission firm of Motby » Mclntosb, granted by tbe board of Arbitration. The Company bad refused to make good a claim of damages for mutilated despatches. Nnunn v Nut Dick. Mew lobk, September 13th The story of Til- den's Illness came from st Louts, sod waa that th* physlol.ua bad given np hope. Tlldeu rode out fee- day. Chaan of Oaleera. Philadelphia, September lßib The Plrectois of the Pennsylvania HBiiroad Company to-day ac- cepted the reslgnttlons it Vice-president Oassatt and Qroeral Freight Agent Crelghton and cooflrmad the changa* made public some lime ago. Atteaapttd Aaaasalaiatlon. Ueiiveb. September 13tb — This morning a dar- tardly assault was made upon I, W. Maddux, editor at tie Flaindtaler. by he manager, U. W. Htraly. the latter .booting at blm with a revolver, but miss- ing him. The trouble grew out of a eelllemeni Maddox demanded, which Straly reiu*ed. Bobl. '. K.i -.. Ecnrkßio, Me., September 13;h._ Jturnaf official return* from 395 town! and plantation.* show tbal Bible has 68,308 ; PlalsUd. 57 035 ; Obis*. 109] : Vlnton, 216 ; Koitli,Hi. Bobte'i plorallt/ 11 1271 tod will probably be Increased. ' Spread of the Yellow Fever. Labxdo. September 13tb Yellow fever of the most malignant type has bruken out at Mler, Mexico, tblrty-9ve miles from this place. The fever was brought to the town from Matamorao by a eblpmeot of merchandise. The Inhabitants are leaving In every direction to-lay. \u25a0•nth Ijtrollin Hepubllr.-ina. Oolubibus, H. O.,daptemb!r lStb_lß tbe Beput. ltcan Bute OonTsnllon, tc^lay, toe committee ap- pointed to cooler wltb tbe Ureenbtck Uommlttee as to tbe term! upon wblcb they could unit* In sap- port of a State ticket, reported hat Ibey had held a conference, and recommended tbat the Convention abonld endorse the State ticket of the Greenback party, and slated that a committee of that party bad given assurance that they would escort a free ballot and fair count. The proposition provoked a very long and bitter dincaaaioo, aud ibe following sab. slltote. by Congressman Mackey, wrs adopted : K'.nlceJ. Teat tbe Oonven^lon of the Union Re. publtoan party of Booth Carolina, while repudia- ting the financial principles advocated by tbe Qreenbaok party and reaffirming the principles of the Union ltepubllcto puty,do reoomoiend thai at tbe next general election the voters of the State, In the Interest of free ballot and fair count, call their ballots as Kepublloans for the Dial* ticket nomi- nated byIb* Greenback Labor Convention on in* Bin Instant. A resolution was adopted recommending Beput. llc&ne to support B. B. tJash. Independent candidate for Oongreee in the Fifth District. E. W. Maokay was reflected Chairman of Ihe Slate Executive Oom. mlttte. Adjourned. tloßvaatoae'e Trial. DARViixa, Va.. (tepMmber 13:b —The eximloi. lion of witnesses In Ibe ctee of Mayor Jobnotonr, charged wltb Ibe murder of John E. Hatober, Obi*f of Police, was concluded to-day, md the pleading willbegin to morrow. Western Vnlun Keveaaea. New loam. September 13th. _ The net revenue* of the Western Colon Company for the quarter ending September 30th, era partially estimated al $2,130.- 000. and the surplus after dednotlng tbe dividend declared to-day it S3 597.810. Indl-.n K..UI. LmooLji, September 13th — A special to the /«ar. rial states that a band of four or five bundled Indians utve appeared oa Beaver Creek on the h.i - •aa l.oe, souihof Dundee oounly, and are stealing norses and murdering ssttlers. Superintendent Holrtdgt of tb*Burlington endMlttoort littlwiy, In retpon** to a reqoeii, has seat an order for a large amount of ammunition to be lent out on tht train to-morrow. They are In the lame roue followed by the Cheyenae* when they escaped from Fort 8111 \u25a0ome yean ago. Intents excitement prevails In th* vicinity. TELEGRAPHIC LINES. Htale (oiivi'iitioti. South Carolina Republican NEWS OF THE NATION. The Egyptians are Surprised al Daybreak and Make but a Feeble Resistance -The Whole Thing Over in Half an Hour— Many Pris- oners and Great Quantities of Army Material Captured - Immediate Advance on Gairo Expected — Disgraceful Flight ol Arabi in the Midst of Ihe Battle. »-.» i.t«l Pn«a l>«.p«tebM ABABI VASBA'S DEJTEAT. likailia, September 13lh. — Te -M-hsblr waa carried this morning with a rush. The first tbol waa nred at five o'clock. T&e poattlou waitaken IB twenty minute., we bavlng iurprle«d lha enemy by a night march. LoHDoll. September 131b.— A correspondent gives the following dea:rlptlou of tbe battle at Tel- 1- Keblr, dated at 4:48 a. M.i Geueral W Iseley has arrived 00 tbe ground. Tbe artillery opeoed fire before tbe enemy were aware of our preeene*. Tue infantry immediately after pressed forward, deploy- ing and ppsnlng fixe from * sheltered position AI thll moment tbe battle ll rtglngfiercely, io ftr si artillery firing ll cooeerned. Toe men btve not yet oome to close quarter! with tbe rebels. A soeond de.patch from the itme correspondent, dated 1 1' ii K-tnr. 9 a m , saye : Tbe great battle ll practically over. Tbe rebels discovered our men wben about oue mile from their worke, aud opened a heavy rifle fire. Oar men paused for a moment oo tbe line of the sand-hills, aud tien, with a gallant rush, they were amouK ibe rebel*. Acting on Gen- eral Wolteley't orders, tbey reserved tbelr fire and went lo wilb tbe b.vooeu. Tbe ultngbier for s Urn* wtivery greet. Tbe rrbelt mold not Hand It. aod broke an l nsd, punned hotly. 1f allowed the uoj.t Irish Uegiment Into taa treLcbe* before one of Ihe fort*. Tbey were ttiltd with Ar*bl'* follow- ers, dead and dying Tbe oval ru.h wa* made over a distance of 2011 yards — th* msu eklrmUbing and \u25a0caltng cover until they reached tbla point. Several thouaand Egyptian* are taken prisoners. Our own loss op lo tbt. time, 1 should compute at 300 killed. WBO won THE BCHOOS Mw Yobx, Beptember l:ltb Tbe following la spe.^i.i to the v 'gram, dat'ii before Tel-9.'-K«blr at 1U45 a. at : Tbe Highland Brigade distinguished lhein*elvei. notibly at Ibe redonb'.t of Tel-el-Kebir, tilof whicb tlong Iba entire enemy 't Use wai car- ried at Ibe point ot the bayonet At 6M tbit morn- ing Ibe Hltitilioderi dashed lo on tbe left, com- pletely surprising the enemy. Tbe Utter, however, soon railed from Ihe torprlie, and pluokllyreplied with volleyiof muskttry, lnfllcslng severe lost on tkeir assailants. Tne following ofnxrs fell :Brit. lib omoeri killed Major Oolvllle and Lieutenant Bomervllle of Ibe Beventj -lourlb Highlanders. British officers wounded : Colonel Hutchlnaon of tbe Forty-sum Beglmenl ; C.plaln Kept., Captain Cumberland, Lieutenant Mil wood and Lieutenant Gordon Oary of tbs Hiventy-!oartb Highlanders. L.eutenant GordoD, In tbe melee killed tbr c Kiiyptlanoffioera with hit day more Ai the Forty \u25a0litti Uegtment dtihed over tht mtreochmeot, tbelr lea ir, Colonel Uutchlnson wii woonded In the month and carried off the field. At balf-patt 8 o'clock your correspondent rode with Uecerai Wolteley's tuff tome tbree mllee be- yond Arain'a intrenchmenu Tne Egyptians were in full retreat. I counted 3UJ Egyptians lying dead oi < n tbe field. The British cheered General Wolar- ley after tha Dattl*. On our right tbe guards tod rifla* carried an br- fore tbem. Tbe full extent of our lot* It not known. Tbe bltck Soudan troop* on ibe Egyptian tide fought well and Arabl't artillery wai will served, but Ihe pore Egyptian reglmenU behaved in a very cowardly manner. Tae Br titb oevalry push, ing forward right toward Zigaxig. col off tbe re- treat of tbt Egyptian! from Ksfr-sl-Dwsf. The en emy retreated at toll ipead toward the desert and Cairo. Tue Highland Brigade while In action prc- asn:*d tbe me*t martial eight imaginable. OBATBIC DBtCßirnOa OF THS fIQHT. Til-el-Kebib, Usptember 13 b.— The flrlt fire of ihe reoel* wa* very wild. It came rrom buth In- fantry and artillery and passed over our heads, Ibey being dlaconcerled by tbe euddeo attack. With davllgbl Ibe eoemy's art Improved and became Ilk* a heil-'Orm. Many men fell, bol not for a secoud did our advance atop. One of tbe covering parlies lying down, fired over, while tboie in front preated on General Graham', brigade worked wltb a gallantry nolblng could turpaas. Tbelr cheer, whichresembled a wild yell,could be beard above tbe din of muaketry a! tbey charged up tLe tteep slopet of the trenchei. The Exyptiaus were terror. strioken. Many bid In tne corner, of tbe works, while others fl d at their utmost speed, throwing everything irom them. Our work, however, wai not jet endnd. A large muer redouot on Arabi't left wing, well armed, was etui held lnlac;. but tue brltun troops were QOt to be deterred. With another brllliau ru.h Ibey were amoog the eneay, bayonetung tbe gunner* at the «urn aod ospturlng Ibe heavy artillery. Tbut we captured tbe kiy of tbe poaitiou. lo fifteen min- ute* from the flnl ruth we were IW matters. Tbe rattle of the enemy's musketry died away, while our men foraook the baiooet and picked ofl any of the rebels wbo anil showed Oght In Ibelr retreat. On the south the enemy etwd a few minutee longer, perhap* a quarter of an hour, but the appearance of our c.vairy on thslr right flsnk soon battened tbelr retreat. In a tew minutes nne rusblog ttream of fugitives was mtktog lor ZagaslK, lying curof all ibelr intrsochmaoU A little later, General MoPher.on's Indian brigade bnrat upou tbe flying foe from ihe eomh, and Ihe rout was complete Tbe artillery, ooinlng up ai a ga lop, unllmbered aod sent Ihelr shot and shell after tb* rebels, adding to their confuilun Tb. cavalry bad got right itunul the enemy's flanka • ben the fight begin. My previous estimate of tie uumber of resell captured wai under r.tber tban avai the mark. Tbe Kgyplltn10-. md the number of gont captured are alto grtater thin Brit meu- meulloned. It It believed tbat the bulk of the rebel foroe will be oaptored and tost a doatublow 'iaj been given to Arabl. All tbe work witdone by our troops lo Ibe Brit lioe of attack, itIbe principal fortification* bad been carried by tbe time ibe Guarjt and Ibe Fourtb Brigade cam. up. iuusiun or tux raoori. iutiLu, September 13th.— The troops for tb* attack on Tel-el-Keblr were arranged in me follow. Ing order : One troop of Ihe Indian contingent with a battery of mountain trace on tha extieme left ; tho Fourth Brigade, under General Aanburn b.m ; the Highland Brigade aud General Graham's Brigade In the order ar named. A Brigade of Gotrd* on tbe right supported Geoersl Graham. Tbe fort;-poondera were pushed three mile! up tbe railway The enemy fired tbe flrtt ibot. For bell an hour tbe engagement was general iloog the \u25a0gyptlan Hoe. from four to five milM, after Ibey were partly driven from their lntrebcbmentl. Tbe rifle*cf tb*Forty-sixtb and the marine* had tben reaohed wltblo 200 yards, and preparation were being made to norm tbe lutrenebmeuu The enemy's flic at 6:4" a. at. recommenced oo the left, but not vigorously. AI 6:50 tbere wa* silence along Ice whole Una of Intrencbmenu. tben already oc. copied by the Brlllsb. The troop* war* between IV rl-Keolr, Kroper and karelo. Colonel Bichsril- -'\u25a0ii of the Forty-alxth, wti wooodrd daring lOe eo- gifrpmenl. All oar troopß lougbt well, tbe ladUn Contingent on Ibe le.-l carefully reserving their fire. jMUULWOLJXXkT'S orriOIAL kkPOST. Lohdok. Beptember lath — Tbe War Office ba< received Ibe following omola' report from Genera wolseley, giving bis report of tbe be tie at Tel-el- Keblr: Wa itruck camp at Kaasaaalu Lock* last evening and bivouacked on a hlgb rld^e above ibe catup until I:3U Ibis morulnK. We men advanced upou tue very extenalv* aod very atrongly fortified position beld by Arabl Paths with twenty tbouaand rrgulsrs, of whom twenty-five hundred werecavslry. withseventy goo* and tlx thooieod Bedoulnt tod Irregultn. My foroe wii snoot eleven thouiand bayoneti, two tbooetnd eabrei aod alxty guoe. To have atiaoked co etroug c position by dey light,wltb the troop. I could pl.oe in tbt field, would btve entailed a vary great lues. I reeolved, therefore, to • ti.ck before dayoraak, paaalng the all mil*- which intervened between my o.mp and tbe enemy* poel- tlon in darknoa*. Tba cavalry and two batteries ot horse artillery on tho right bad orders to sweep around tne enemy*, linest daybreak. The first division of the second Brigade, under General Graham, wet supported by the loot guirtt under Ib*Doki at Coontagbt, and seven bstlsri** of artillery numbering forty two Kani, wltb s tnpportlog brigade ; then tbe asoond division of tbe Highland liru.de tod tae lodtin contingent. These were on tbe loalb lid*of tbe 0.d.1 with tbe navel brigade on tha railway. Great emulation Wat evinced by the regiment! to be flr.t in the enemy's works. All went at tbem atralgbt, tbe Boyal lrlab particularly dutlngnliblng Itself by IUdash aad manner at It closed wltb the euemy. All be enemy's works and cumpa are now In our poisestlon. Ido not know exactly the num- ber of guns captured, bat It la considerable. Sev- eral trains also withImmense qutntlllei of loppllei welt captured, Tbe enemy ran away, Ihonaand. throwing a».y their trmi wbeo overtaken by tbe cavalry. Their lost li very greet. General Willis wai slightlyand Oolooel Bicaardi severely wounded. M.Jors Oolvllle, Underwood and Bomervllle, of tbt Highland Light Infantry, are killed. Of Ibe Black Watch, Lieutenant aJ.eN. IIli killed ; Otptalst Cumberland and Fox wounded ; General Allison's Alde-dt-Oamp. Captain Uuilon, wounded ; Colonel Stirling and a surgeon of tbe Coldstream fJuard, wounded ; Colonel Balfour, of tbe Orenadler Gnardt, wounded In the lag and a Oolor-Bergeant killed, Tbe cavalry I* now on it* march to Belbay*, and the Indian contingent on Its way to Zagaslg. to be followed thll evening by the Highland Brigade. Tbree Lieutenant! of tbe Cam- eron Highlander! were wounded. Tbe otoil 11 oot In tome place! , bnl tbe railway ll Intact. It be* been discovered that Bagbeb Paths tod All Febmy Paabt were wounded lo Ibe engagement lut Bator. day. aimaa ooourns. Lohdoii. Beptember 131b — Major-Ueopral Me Pberson telegrtyus from Zigaslg to the War Office that cc iii.d. a forced march after tbe oapture ot Tel el Keblr and occupied Sagaslg tt 4:14 tbl* afternoon. He aelaad five train* with th*lr engine*. Tbe Qoveraor oame la and tnrrendered to tbe Brit, lib and tbe people are eabmlttlvt. ababi rAißA'a oowArsica. Lo«ooB. Heptember lath— Many deiptlebei btve been reoelved from Tel-el-Keblr laudatory of tbe togllib uoope, bol tbtre is little that Is new In tbem. One isyi I We will pub co to Cairo wilboul delay. Arsbl Pe<ba'i troops are evidently delighted et tbe prospect of an aod to tbe war. Immense •tores of ammunition abd 1200 tenta were captured, Tbere Itno doubl thai Artbl Ptiba wai completely •urprlaed. Ai toon as the Kogllab troop, reached the enemy 'a entrench menu, Artbl Patot get on botrd a train end ordered II to iteaai off from the 88888. ABBBSTBD »0» LTma. fOBT Bud, Beptembei l»tb The Oovernor bta trreited certain Hhlski for circulating falee new. of s victory gained by Artbl Putat. akDirtaißirrioN or orytoaaa. Lo»dom. September Htb It is uoderetood lbs* to lbs aveol of the early close or tbe Egyptian cam- palgn, Dllke, tbe Coder Foreign Secretary, le likely to be promoted to a position in the Utblnei. A new appointment will be made to 81l tbe ctloe wblob ha at preM.nl bold., aad fre.b appointment! will alto probably ba made to tbe Prealdeacy of th* council and Chancellorship of tha Dneby of Lan- , caster before Me next eeeiion ot firiumeui cnii- ARABI ON THE RUN. lty Storm. \\ ..!-.!<• s Takes 'I «-i-.-i-k.« i>lr AdaalßlatcrlßK atrvcßßlao Waixa Walla, September lfcth — Two valuable bones belonging to Jobn Singleton, an old tattler bar*, died on Sunday nlghl under eutplclou. cir- i oiu.t.ooes Ananalytu of thtlr etomaebs baviog boat) aiada by Dr. W. B. Well* strychnine In quin- titles sumcleut to kill were found. Qraat Indigos tloa prev>ll. among ib. cllla*na over tbe oowardly rascal woo administered tbe poison, Tbe aalmali werevalaedeleWO. \u25a0iTkuKi' Fair. Tb* great attraction at tbe Mechanics' Institute Fair ltat nlgbl was tbe atblells exbibitloa by tbe Olympic Olnb Tbt Pavilion wat orowded. md tbe per fortaaact, wbleb was comprised lo sn eiteotlvt progratsafte. wee greatly admired Uon . Morris M . Kstee, and Hoa W. W. Marrow, willaddress tbe clliatna of San Francisco tbl. even. Ing, at Platt'e Hall,at eight o'clock Tha gallarlee ar. reserved for ladies tad tbelr eiourts. Mer>aa>lle>aa Mrrlluludlikl. Last evening, by order of tbe Bepubllcn Slate Oentral Oommlttw, 100 goat were Bred lo buoor of tb*victory la the Mtloe election! on Monday. Th. Bjejwa rraas Malar A..Nr.i.l Death. An icqaesi was Leid >e«ter aay In th* csm or Ihe boy Patrick Bradahaw. wbo was ran over and killed Toet'l.y afternoon. Tbe Jury returned a verdiot or accidental death and exonented the driver, B«nJ. Ltlbaastsrir, from all blame. Alleced Ka.beulaa.aat. V.ilney Engle, Treasurer of Vaibi Bnent Lodge, A. O. V. W., wa* arrested yesterday, oo ocmplalol of J. <* Heveranoe, and cb.rged wilb eaibeill-mecl It I* alleged tbal Kuglsembeuled S4OU from Ibe Lodge. He declined to aay anything aboai Ibe affair . < ..0.1. l«i ef narfl.r). Heary alia* \u25a0\u25a0 Lacky " Bays wai convicted of burglary in tne ora; degree In Departmout 11 yes- terday. Bay* la tb. aame parly who waa arretted about two yeara ago oo suspicion of having airamtled bis landlady, wbo k.[.t a lodging-house at Ibe corner of Duponi and California ttrseia. ai the evidence was not somci*ni to hold htm ba was dls. onarged. aod the murder bat never been cleared np Ihe Fire Bell. Tte alarm from has ll\ at twenty minute* pail eleven o'clock yesterday morning wa* a Bra on tbe roof of ibe boute Hua. 221 and 321H Austin street. Oanse, defective flue ; d.mage, f 300. Ac alarm Irom Box 31, ai half-pail 6 o'clock last evening; waa for a Or* at tbe lodging-house Mo. 411 saoeome itreet, owned by L. i. twill. Tbe origin of ibe Are was tbt exploilou of t coal oil lamp. Lo*a, *SO. Mot BUdaaPsad. Cblljg Uo L*ouk, a pswebroker at No 754 Wash- ington etreet. reportrd at tL* Police OCOoe Taatday Mffßj that bis tbirteer-ye.r-old daughter bad b*en kidnapped wblie pitying b ibe hallway. Detectives Avan and Cox learclied inrouxb Chinatown, but dls covered bb trao*. of her. Toe child returned home ye*l*rd»r morulnii, eaylag tbal she bad been In Loom!*' school tor uaiaes. daring lbs night, to •acepe poaubment for a alight offence committed at home. Allrs-wl F.rltrf. Bamutl McKee wm arreated yesterday by Officer Clarkeon, on campi.lal of Mrs M. K. Pratt, aod obarged wl'b ftr^.ry The oompltiaant stated that on tbe 11th of September. 187*. the bad a sum of money depoaited witn fotepbec Otis, a stock broker ; thai on tbal day McKee presented ao order to Oils for SlO. psytble to besrsr Tbe order bore brr ilg- ttiiurr, wblch ebe rialms wai rorgad. Tbe com plaint wai tworn om by Mrt.Pratt on Toeidij. but one day before tb* offenoe charged would Oaf* bean barred by tbe etaMte of limitations Tras. Mark \u25a0•elalaa. Judge Hunt has decided tn tbe cae of l**.e S. B eenb.nm a«.laat Sftmu^l Lewis ai 03. In fivor of tbe plaintiff, granting blm v ißjanoilon for tbe protection of bis trade-msrk, <• The nag of 81. Oeorge," which hat beco j-b well-knowo as the dlf- tiDct v> msrkot s superior qualliy of cigart m»ur- facturad by 1. s. Boecubium « Co.. Tbli ctt) bai attracted cootlderable allrotloa amcog dealeri and contumert, tod in the ours- ot trial the cuitaiat and usage* of Ib*cigar trade were fully ventilated E>re A Frank, of 220 Saneome ttreet. were tbe attor- ney, for tbe plilnlifl anJ ablr and lucceeifmiy pre- sented bu side ol a much mooted question. Seal. •« Btl.i t'l.r» ntrk. Information w«. received yesterday of tbe death of Mitt C ara Fitch, eldeat daughter of Uvorg* k, F:tch of tli* Bullum, y.tiersay morning, at Man. terey. Her destb resulted from lujuilei received by lbs tucldenlsl overtaro.og of t otrrlttji In wbl b the was riding along tb* Luht-tious* road about eight weeta ago Tb* deceased, who wa* bat twen > three- years ot age, bad for many year* bsen identified wltb ee-er.i instltutl'ns organised In thla city fur the raiief ut tbe aick and Ipititute She letvet a wlda circle of frlenda who will tlucerely mourn ber loaf. BrmiUlua Ctoh Fre.ldrnt.. A number ol ibe tieoubilc.a Cob Presldeott met last evrulng at toe rooms ol Ibe State Central Com mlttee lor ibe purpo»e of considering tbe miner of a Municipal Nominating C mveotl d. Tbe meetiuw was mcotlTe and laned until 10 o'clock. Tbry Orldfd to iseue a call fur Watd club primaries, and nrt op-o primaries, lo be beld Saturday, tbe J43 BBSS, lo elect 117 delegates to a Municipal Conveo tloo to bi betd on Mscd.y, tbe 25th, two days be- fore th. day appointed by the County Committee for their convention. Tbe vole on tun wai uuan tmous. Tbe call will be Issued to-tnorrow morn- Ing. .NoLe A tbe details were arranged. After tbe meeting tba executive Comalttee met lo arrange tame of tbe deiaili, aod tae President* will meet again to alKbt t j take fln.l action on the call to be issued to-morrow. A 1.11-T.l. urn Tbe l3d«lng-Moute on Annie atreet, between Mis- sion aod J*«ate, was entered by tbree burgl.rs Mon- diy 1.4t While aearoblng tbe trunks tbe Ibievei found two revolvers, wtilch they appropriated Tbey were surprised by an inmate uf Iba Loom -cd two stasped, leaving tbe tblrd to struggle wilb ttit boarder. In tbe luss.'e that ensued tUa lapel of the burglar's coat waa torn off, and b* escaped Toe.d.y afternoon effloer Tobin observed Patrick Welsh lounging ironed Tbe house, and as b*> oor- reiaoaqaJ with the description ol aaje ol tbe ttiUvee, he we* taken Into costody Welsb'f room wa. Tinted aud several of th* atoien articles were die- covered la a cloMt wai foand a coat from wblcb tba lapel bad been torn. Welsb was booked tor burglary, and will be examined ceit Monday. \u25a0 •rabllru Mpeaßcr. utaatplair th« •late. Tbe Bepablloan Sttte Oen'r.l L'ommlttee an. nounce tb.t Hon. Morris M. I -lee tbe Bepubllcan nominee lor Uovernor. and Hon W W. Morrow, K-pnblican nominee for Berre»eut.llve to Ooogre*** .t-Large. wtil ttump ibe Bute, addreaetng tba peo- ple on tbe le*ac ot tbe day, opening In thll city to. L . I >t riaifl Hill, aud appearing lo Oakland Fri- day, tbeu In otber Interior cities The plaoes and dates will be found In tbe SUte Ucotril Oommlllee'a notice io another oolumo Ci-'Jovernor ueorge L Woo t, B*publloan nominee for OanKresa from tbe roartn Ul.trict, ao 1 Uolonel I. M Uibson, Brpab- lican nominee for UailroAd Commi*>siooer !fjm the Ib rd BaUroad Ulttrtc . willalso iiuinp the State, opening at tt.uta Orar. to mcrrow Tiitiother place* and tu* dates of thulr appearance will be found In another column In tbe omeial nolloe of tbe state Oentral Committee. BlrtJulddT Armlrd. T. J. McUuiddy was arreated >t»terd.y by tbe U. 9 Marshal, on a charge of conspiring lo resist and onpose A W. Poole, U H Marshal, when tbe Utter should endeavor to serve ao ex< cation Issued by JaCga Sawyer of tbe United SLIM Circuit Court, to eject s large number of tbe Mussel Slough leuitrs from land cialmrd by tbe railroad company. During tbt resistance wblch the Marabal encountered, sev- eral men were killed An tnd'cttnent wai found again.! elgnt of ibe letllrrs, all of whom were ar rested wltb tbe exception of Mcljaiddy. Of Ibe eeven tried, six were eniivic ed .ujimprisoned tn •be B.nu Ol.r. Ooun'r J-il. Abut li o'clock yes- terd.y McQaiddy war sf-rved with a warr.nl, aud waa taken to tbe office of United states Ooaumls. \u25ba loner Hawjer. wbere a bond of 1:000 waa given, wi'b Hobkit C Brown and Jobn M. Mattbews tt vure'lee. The cate baa been act for the (Jailed dines circuit Court for November 37tb. WHEELERS CONVICTED. The Jary rt-4 Him I»IU] uf HarSer la the Klr.l Urirrr Tbe me of Ocoriie a. aTkeaatc, ckargea wltb tbe murder of Delia Tlllson, bis .i»la*-lc-l.w, wat rf- eumed yeaterd.y morntnK id Department 1:4 . TbrouKbont ibe J.y tb* court.room was to crowded that It was almost Impossible to pass In or out ot tbe room Tbe unusual aetemblage wat owing to tbe fart tbtt tbe case would go to tbe lory during tbe day, aud all were anxious lo bear me verdict. Wbeu the Court opened, District Attorney Pratt comtnenreJ the closing addreas on tbe part of tbe prosecution. He made a very affecting speech. Tbe Court cbar*c d tL- jury at two o'clock, md tbey retired for deliberation at tbat ti jie. Daring ibe ebetnee of the Jury, the prl.oner. w.th % cold, Im pat.lble face, parel tbe leuiitb of the dock, wltb bit eyee cast on tti- floor, ibe Jorr, at ten minntei pi«t tbree o'clock, gave notice tbat they bad de- cided on a verdict. Tbe Jadge wm eumuoned, and si tbe jurymen were mud, Iba Ooort riniirked tbat, whatever tbe verdict might be, be wliued no demonstration from tue spectator!. Tbr verdict wai \u25a0\u25a0 (iuiliy of murder In tbe ant degree." sec- tence wti set lor a week from B.tordsy. Tha tfe- culoo waa received by tne prisoner without any visible emotion. Tbe Jury bavlng declined lo fit tbe punl.bment at Imprlionment for life, tbe Court Qiml impose tbe death kentenoe. Prepaj-atlois l» Hrltl.l, t tolauabla. VioTOBiA. September lStb.— Tba Marquta of Lome and tbe Princess Louise will meet wltb a moat en ttuluUc reception. Tbey will land at tha naval dock yard at Keqmuitlt. wbere they willbe received by tbe populate Thence tbe dl llngolsbed visitors willbe conveyed In a lour-lu band to tbe (iovtrc- meol Hoaee. AIstge nomb«r of mechtolcs ire em- ployed In bolidlog trmmphal archer, ot wbteb tbere willbe seven in tbe city, and spinning tbe road fromEsquimau bere. The procession promise* to be tae largest ibat baa *v:r been formed In Brltlih Colombia. On reaching the central ar:b in tne city 41)0 eebool children will alng tbe national anthem. Tbe Victoria Bine* will form ibe guard of bonor and will Ore a ealute on tbe arrival of tbe party at Ibe Uovernmect Houae. Tbe garrison artillery will lire a royal aalule on the arrival ot B. M. S.C'omms, wblcb will,by arrangement arrive off Beacon Hill la ib- afternoon of next Monday, and at she atetmt put Mc&ulleyPoint battery tbe royal standard will be roo op and the regulation twenty-*me gum will be Bred. Upon Ibe landing of tbe royal parly at Kaqulmalt a second lalute will be Bred from Ib* same battery. The decor, ions will be of a vary elaborate chancier, sod th* city will wear holiday attire. Yesterday morning the Princes* received a tele- gram from ber uiotbar. tbe Queen. co£pr.iulatln« bar upon ber pl-Bont trip and corroborating tue news cl Ueneral Wolaeiey'* victory, and an answer waa Immediately sent. Mayor Blake italed to an alta reporter yeiterdty, tbtt In contrqaance o! toe fact of tba Uovernor- uecerai tod Ib*Princess saving eipreisod to tirong a desire that their tuy bere tbte Mm* be as quiet at possible, be should respect their desire, and for tha present rafraln from offering tbe boipltaluiei of Ibe city, to accordance with ibe resolution of th* Board of supervisors of last Monday. riKhtlas aa Alllaator With a skalff . T«tum, PU H«i>l4. Lsat week, Uaptalu Dlckeu and Mr. W. H Ken- drier, went fishing, and daring tbe day Ibey went down th* Ooklawaba Hirer recently opened, be. tw eu lakaa Do'a and Kami. Tbey go out of the boat on the Jittiet, and walking down, finally stopped on a big fallen cypress and commenced Osblng. Tba Osh did not bite vary good, and Ken drlck thought be would get onto another log a abort distance off and try bll luck. To do so, be bed to jump snout eigbl feet. H* m.de tbe jump splendidly and landed safely on what be Uoagbl Wat a solid log- but It waa not, and at be alighted upon It s bigorack opened, and thereupon tot ol the log twam • elubt. foot alligator, wbo*« slumber* h* hid disturbed Tbe alligator showed nght, and between balancing hlmaalf on Ibe log and faolag the mad aaurlan, Ken- drlck wa*In a tl«bt place. Th* alllgalor came up with mouth wide open (Ksndrlck ibluke it waa at least forty-five feet aeroaai, aad waited for lnrther demonstration on tbe part ot the trespasser on hi* domains, and was mil wltb a determined resist- aooe on tbe part of tbe occup.nl of the log Ken- lock got oot hi*knife tod put hiiDime on Ibe nose of tne 'gtter. ao be would ksow blm If be ibooll ever Hod blm agalo, st wblctnne 'gtter snapped bit Jtvri sad proceeded to nght. How long tbey would bay* contended for tbe ewoarthlp of Ib* oyprest log no one can tay, bad not Captain Dlckeu got • Dig olub for Kentuci, with wbloh be dealt inch a tell- ing blow over the snout of the aaurlan tbat ba was glad to beat a retreat and leave tbe galla&t asber- man In poaeeailon of the old log. Kentnok don't like to aay much about Ibe matter, but Uaptaln Dleken taye iba flgbl wee ieoa as unu on. se ought io be ohroaloled. Poor Bl.rkmleß. HicaiMlKro,Boptembar 13lb—A ebooiing aff.lr occurred on tblrd and X atreete at 1 o'olook thli morning, between Din Sullivan and a man by tbe name of Lyneb. rive iholt were exchanged at close range. No one burl llr.nl. the Oomlna Mau. Foaii.tHß, September 131.1, —A telegram from Cheney, W. T., tbli morning, says tbe Bepublletn delegates from Btevem and Spokane counties will out tbelr vote sollJ for lirentt for delegite lo Oon- gretl. Tbe only candidate besldei llrenll la Dr. T. T. Minor of Port Towotend, who will have all Ibe Pugel Hound votes ssoepi eight. Brend' friends elatm tbal bllreoomlnatlon li certain TOe Convention will meet at Vancouver Wednesday, September 301b. Ufa la larek>. Kcbui N.v., September Uita A young rancher Dioitii tteorge Ogleiby oame In bere from Klko cooi ty, aud, after several d.ys ot ipre.lng aod din alpatlm, died suddenly yeiterday of congestion of tbe lungs. A tlx-thooter fell mm Ibe pocket of a man In a taloon, yeiterday, and wan dltobarged by itriklog tbe floor. Tbe ball entered tbe knee of bll table companion, Nichols. Smith Isrliotlng I eeven- wouod. Tbli event cauteil considerable exolle mem, Ibe feeling against carrying concealed weap- ons being very pronoaneed. Nsvada, Beptember i:<:h -la* elimination ol Mn.; M.E. Wilton and ber son for tbe alleged poisoning of Jam.t Wilton at Columbia Hill, a few days since, wai bad bere tc.J.y, aud resulted In tbe dltcbarge of the accused par lies. A chemical analyst! of the oontentt of the stomach failed to \u25a0bow the presence of any kind of potion. TOMBSTONE TERRORS. UlßTarcace. fa a Dsel. Two B«lllroMi Editor. Ho Oat to «>:tl<- their TpußsToai. 8-ptemoor IStti. -It 11 reported tbat tloo. Samuel eurJy, editor of Ibe Bpitapli , and Natal Hamilton, editor of ibe Indepfdmt, depstt ed for Sonora ibta eveßlog to ngni a duel. Tula li tbt general opposition, aa botb men with aecoodi aod lurgeoni are absaot from town loqolry at toe 4'jiaMp* Lfli:e failed to elicit any Infurmatlon at to ib* wbretbonta of Pardy. A, rumor wblcb ti pretty well authaotlcaled, ttya tbal Hamilton, aco.ippi nled by Wm Mllllgen and John Burke as seconds, and l>r. Moswegao aa lorgeon, departed at eight o'clock. Purdy, wltb Jud«e Edward Mouovern and John Heveneats for leoonds, aud Dr. Qoodfellow at surgeoo, left at nine o'clock. Tbe contest takes pliox at ten o'olsck to-morrow In Sooora, twelve mile* *oulb or tti.bee. Tbe contest grew onl of \u25a0currlllaoi arllcles pabllabej by Hamilton In bit paper. Tbo bet.er claM of people bere eipouie Pordy'i etoae. Hamlllon. In tb* initiatory number of rillpaper, almo.t asserted that he suneJ Itlor tbe parpoae of blaokmall. Purdy aent tba challenge and tbe weapons are Colt's revolver! ; dUuno*, tan aaaas. PASSENGER LISTS. rAtanra nvßiu. MswHAU.. September 13th _ Too following ovw- land paatengen pured Mewhall to-day, to arrive In Sbd Fraootsoo fii*ptember 14tb : ried Bsbwatka nil wit*. U. H. A.; H. H. Albert. Oalltorala ; L L. Sweeney. 8 Lowennerp, Tomb itoa* ; Frad M. C.mpbell, Hacramaulo ; B.lpb Lowe, New Almaden ; J. Bergal. Mountain View ; Mr.. O. B. I rambley. San Lull Obispo ; Wm Con- nor. A. V B. 11.; U. W. rlrowo, SWa 4a» ; I. L. UcFadden, Bobert Engeke, Tucton : B M. Jone*. Ueeldsburg ; J. X ArguUo. A. He«u acb, J. Levlaon, D Murphy, San Krmcleco ; Mr.. ;.. Uealy, ti. U. Lee, Mr. K. Hanton and family, Loa Ange:et. rissina oiußa Omaha, September U'.h.— iho followlog in Ibe taroQgb pauengert oo to-day'i train, lesvlog at 13:lt r. at., to arrive in Baa rrsnclsco September 17lb : Fitlythrough emigrant liftod last ntght'i emt grant train, to arrive In Ban rranelioo sepumber 20tb Maud McOtrtbf, Ltnslag, Micb.; Mite Palmer. Mrt. Well.cc. l'cr.mio ; Nil William W. Marvin, Mrs. Handrlckion, Haoramento ; Mrs. Deforest. Ciurili Tobey. wife aod two children, B. U. Wool- wortb, William AI a aod wife, U. Ko-mer and wife, san Kranolsco; J. U sand., H W. Dryer, New York . W. 0. baymood and wife, Osmbrla, s V-; Jobn W. Bprlnger. Jacktoßvllla, 111.; Her i, Butltr and family, Singapore, Oblne ; E Applaganh. wife and two children, Oakland. W Halgtit, Watb- Ingtoo. Hebrew Holldul.. Ltat evening, at aunaet ( ibe oeiebra'lou of Botb Uattiuab, tbe civil Mtw Xssr of the Jews, »««, btgao. II Itoot of tbe graateiii dtyi obitrved by tbe lira*lllei,Ibe other being Ibe l>*y of Atonement. Lail nlgbl Ibe nut rervioM u.btnng in ID* Mew Year fi«43 were beld la all tbe synagogue*. At tba Ma*on Htrwt einagogne, tbe Bey. Dr. Bettelbelm, pi. tor, a very line mu.ical asrvlce wai reodartd of .boat seven ueiuDeri. oommenclDg wltb tbe •• Ma town" and ending Wltb tbe \u25a0• Horlu " To-day 't New Year'a Day wilb Ibe Hebrevi, or at li la known In Hebrew a. ibe • Rotb Hiaiisnab." Even Ibe most careleti Itraelltet attend tbe aervloet at their reapeollve Synagoguei to day, and tuaoy a •* Licti- aim" pa.act between friends wliblng eacb otber life for another Bate. At tbe Maion street synagogue an intereitloK sermon. Ib'iugb a very sbort one, wai preached by Ibe h-v Dr. Bettelbelm, and ao Inter- esting feature of the aervlce waa tne •* Lelee* gebet," or silent prayer, tbe coagragallon all Handing. Tbe music waa rxoailenl. the I ..n. in.•!...'\u25a0•. OMcer ,i.i»i.|- staeaovail i ...in n.e turn i.v Offloera Jacoby anil Well, wore triad before tbe Board of Polloe Oommlrtlanera lait night, for nn omcerllka oonduot. Sorgaant Sbarp taatlned that on tbe morning of tbe 6tb lniitnt be was iitodlDg od Poat sod Eddy tin en about two o'olook . ba beard a ibot from tbe direction * f Van Neat avenue au-1 Tyler etmt and raa Immedtalaly lo tba' oelgbbor- bood ; tt tbe coiner of ihote two Uriels be mil Ofll- o*r J.coby ttaonlng by a ptw.on wblca contained tw* young women j Jaooby wes bleeding from tbe. bead and Mated tbat tbe injuryhtd been inflicted by Welit, wbo struck blm wltb a revolver : Jacoby laid be did C"t know wbo bad fired the ihot ; be wai taken to the new City Hall, wbere b* waa confronted by Wella ; tbe two comnieaoed cbarglug eacb otbar wltb bavlng itarted tb* n^bt aod Wblli .ocuaed itie otber of dUcbarKlng bis revolver at blm. An officer oo duly at Ibe new Ully Hall itall. n tetttaed tbat ba vliilml tbe plact of Ibe \u25a0 bootlog. aod Jaoouy italed tntl Walls bid (trad a tbol st btm I be fouad Welll' bat lo the middle of tbe ttieet. OBVsr uitrkaoo letll. Bed that be met Welll on Polk itreet bleeding from aeveral callon tbe betd ; tbe wounded m.n laid tbal He bid been itruck several limns by J.coby. Oiher omoeri teatioed to bavlng met Jacoby and Well, in a wounded condition, and tbat Ibey bad accuted eacn other Officer Wella dated tbat on toe morning In quer- tlon be observed a pbaelon para up and down bla b*at aevaral tluaat ; about quarter-pail two o'clock, tbe veblcl* came up Tan Ne»a avenue, and tbe oo- enpaota were talking sod UagblnK lo a bol.teroui manner ; be walked Into tbe ttreel. caught bold or tbe borae by tb* brldl* and Informed Ibe oooupant If tbey did not co.no tbelr ditturbanoe, be would pUoe tnem under acrett ; a man Jatuped from tbe veblole and wanted to know wa.t was tba matter ; Wella replied, •• I bid a police officer ;" tb* man ..id, •• Ho am 1," and atrnck Welll on tbe bead wltb a platul ; tbe latter endeav- ored to gat bit rlob, bnt wa. unable to do ao, and, drawing bit own pt.tol, itrock h.i a.iallant ; tbe man retaliated by a blow tb.t tlunned turn and Welli dropped bit pl.tol ; st tn.t icilant Well, tec.>i*d /-d tbe m»n aa omoer J.ooby, and waa about to ipeak to nlm, wben be waa bit a tblrd time ; fie turned and rin. and a toot follow-1 blm, tbe ballel paiilog Ibroogb tut sklrtl of liU cjil. blla Dnnbar, one of the wourn lo tbe ptmon, tekllfled tbit wben Welll Itopped tb* vablclt i>- coby alighted, and tba men quarreled md fouijbt , WtlU ran away, and a tbot waa find. Nellie Klley, Ib* oilier wcailn. aald tbat wben Jacoby atepped from Ibe tugicy, Walla itruck Jaoob; flr.t and knocked bim analoit tne boric ; a •truggie followed ; ibe ran to tbe men and picked up a revolver tbal wai lyingoa tbe ground ;tbe two oncers ran down Ibe street and a ibot waa fired ; Jicjby returned and laid, •• Olv* me my plitol." and ibe banded btm tbe weapon. Tbe OommlMlonen. atur comlderlng Ibe oat* in ex-mitve aeulon. dlaml'ied tbe cbarga against Wcl.m »nd removed Jaooby from tne force. Officer * aooby. la relating bit version of tb* aflalr, said be was driving alotig peawably, when Wells •teppad oat and oca 'it bold of the boras : when b* told Wells tbat be was a police officer be was struck on tbe bead ; in tha qaarral following be dropped bis ptatol and Wells starlsd to inn away ; daring bis night tbe shot was fired. THAT POLICE QUARREL. A BiT ATX KB TBS FUR den. tbe War Secretary , will become Übaaoellor of Iba Exobeqaer. THS IDLIUI 8m»8 HAD. Lomdom. September ISlh.— I'imm poln'. oat that ike departure of th* Tarklab. troop* for Kgypt will be delayed la order to await tha arrival of tbe British OommlMloner, who most proceed to Con- stantinople to arrange taa detail* of tbe expedition, and then go to tb* seao'qaarttra of the Turkish fore*. Ton., everything will be over before lbs Torsi can possibly arrive IBKifipt . nmoH omaßAtinuiioiis. Pisu, B«pl*aiber 13th.— The Minister of foreign Affair, has tent a telegram to tb* French Ambas>a. dor at London lnstrnetlag btm to convey to Lord Uranvllle the cougratnlatlona of th*French Govern, meat and allure OranvUls of tbe cordial satisfaction be feels at tb* news of the splendid English trl- umpb. Lobdos, September I3M| — The />aij» .V.mj bu tbe following from uom intinopiß : Itit tttted in official circlet tbat Uno agreement la arrived at by Tbnredty In regard to tbe An«lo-Torklth Military Oonvanllon, tbe forte will break off diplomat lo re- latloot wltb England. VAMK* AND Vam:ll SSOwBB. Mr Jobn.aeor«*-£dward^eary-lJoiiglaa.Bolber. land-Uampbcli. U c M. O (Enlcbt of Ibe ttrand Una* of Micnaei aad bt.Oeurge), called by wait«ey Marquee* of Lorae, wa* bora aq«uj: lam, IHI, at MaO af Uaaae la Loadon, and 1. tha eideal «ob of bit Ueorae Doagia* Oampbel,, Bake, Mar aaeMßLd Ltrl of Argyll. Hit mother waa L>dy t-.ni-u beortilasa, eldeat aangnter of Oeorge \u25a0asaaaßa, asrond fake of Butberlaod. In tn« aaiue year be became private aeoretary to Hi* fattier, tbr h*orelary of state tor India. Oa tbe Jl.t of March, )b<l, be \u25a0m marrted at tit. Ueorga'a Obap^l, Wladior Cattle, to rrmoeaa Loalac.Uaroilne-Alberu, fonrth daagt- er of Q*ee.B Tic«orlt. lie wa*elected and aerved aa Member for ArgylUbire In tbe litest of Oommtßi nefore be waa appointed Ucterucr Oeseral of tb* Dominion of Canada. In July, 18T8, be wa* ap- pointed Übvemor-Ueiwral of Oanada, to neceed Lord Ltuterin. Tbit po-nioo be bow bold*, and be It travelling In ib.i inn capacity. Ola Excellency 1* a writer ox ability aad baa pnbltabed tba follow. U>K work* :In 1867, •• A Trip to TrOilot ;" In 187e, a poem entitled •• ttaldo aad Lilt,' aad in 1«7" •\u25a0 Toe i*aalmi In Tata*. " At tbe time of bla marriage new*, created a kLl#bt of tbe Tbittle. and baa aince been made a Unlgbt of tbe ur>id rot* of tbe Order of bt. Michael and St. Oeorge. Her X jii fligbn**! the Prlacea* l>oalae-OaroHat> Albert* we* bora Uarcb 18th, lets, at Wlndacr Uaa-tle the It the foartn daogbter and alxtli child of Qnetn Victoria and Frlno* Albert. Her marriage 10 tbe Marqaeaa made bar vary popular, eapeoially in •Ms country. Mba 1* a lady of high ouitnre and of a woman :y and amiable di-poauton. In Oa&ada. •be baa Cow aaacb to alleviate .cfferlng and want, and baa wad* beraelf a great favorite than . 11l title or H4B4DBH. la Bark. • Peerage 'or lßßl.aoder tbe wjrd •• Met- qaaaa, * I* tb* following : « A Marqaee* (JfaraHo,, I* tbe text degree of aobiiitr between an Kail and Date. Hit otao* aayi sir William lllacketone) , formerly wa*(tor filgnUr and duty were saver **(• anted by our aaoaatanj. to guard tbe frontier* and limit* tr the kingdom, wblcb were cat lad the marcbe*. from tbe Tea Wai word atonac, meaning a limit i mid particular, we« tbe march** or frostier limit* of Wale* Bad Bootlaad, wall* each of tbete ecatlßDed to be aa enemy*, country. Tb* person* oommatidinii aacb line*of frontier were called Lord, of tb* Marcbea, or Marque**** wboa* antborlty wat ebon. bed by ttalute 21. Henry Till, tboagb tbe title bad long before baaa made a mar* ensign c.f tutor " Binoe tbe ralgn of Edward TI itbat be. come a rrgalar and coaißoa grade of Bobillty, but (Implya title contemns upon tbe po>a«uor no ter- ritorialright* or mllltory,eommu>d. In th* Brltlik acaraat the comber of Msr«aaasee It thirty-seven, of whom tear bear •sotueh aad twelve Irish title-. A Mar«saaaaia la invanab.y erealed by letter*. palest, and aha Inntlragalaasd accordingly. Tba atyle of a Marajsaea la •• Mom Honorable," and be I. officiallyedcreaaed by 'be crown at •• Oar right, treaty and entirely beloved coomb." TBS ¥AM OUr aocix or AAOYLi, ras latber of the Ooreraor-Ueaerel of tba Db- •alßlon of Oaoada v Hlr Oeorge Dongia* Uampbt-n ul«bt of tbe Tblrtla and prlry Uoon- Data, Marque a aDd Karl of Argyil.Mar. qnaai of LorLe aad tiuiyrc Karl of Uampbell aad oowall. Viactiont Locbow aid Olebilla, L.ord of li- verary. Mall, Morvsrn and Tlry,la tbe peerage of •ootl.ud . b.roi aandridg* of Uoomb Back, Oaaß'y Kant, and L.re Hamilton, In tbe peerme of Ore*' Britain . Heaadiury Matter of tbe Wasac'aboaarbold IB awotlaaa, aud Keeper of tbe Uraat \u25a0aal of bcjtiaod | Admlr.l of the Waatara lalet. Keeper of Lmnoon Uattle. and of Lmnetatlaag. Asa derrick :one of u-r Majesty, stale Uoun.ei lur. for avtotland ; Lara Lieoteu.nt and Hereditary •harnf of Uoanty of Ar^ji: ; Oaauoallor of Ibe CDiveraity c! stint- Andrew., and a Trail** of tb* Bcitub Maeeam. Hit eide.l eon, Mir Jene-(Horge- »,l«.rd Henry l)dO*iaa.-XBtlierland Uampbell, bean bit fatbeft titleof M»e,ii«.» of Lorn* by coorMcy. Tbe dcaosot ot tb* Unke of Argyll, v from lUt man dutlßtawned anoettrf of bootiand. »tTio» ow TBS timu oolovt. Ula Excellency, tbe Oovernor Uenaral. and bit aaite aoMr* tbal tbetr brief atay be ac qoiel ai po» etbie aa4 now wlak ao duplay or proffered bocpitA!- ittaa XBaf aipanl to return In tnrea week* or a oMWtb.wbao tbey willb* pleaaed to reeelve aneb nulli al»l a* may tben be extended Tbey will prob- obly ik— vialt tbe moat louraetlnii parta of tb* \u25a0tat*. It la noaalbla that tbey may ilii afterncon HKiopl Quatll McOowtll a Invitation lo take a trip oboat tbe bay on tba United etatef ateamer ifr- /\u25a0fcerata. TM addraaa of weloom* will be deliv- ered tbU mornlac. at eleven o'clock, by Arcblbald MeaMaicf. ««!• \u25a0•»• »'" be prese-m ba the npiatanllllTii of tbe aoolatlea, tb* Oobaul and Mr. McEtaloy Tbe addreat bu been en- \u25a0raaaad on heavy Oallfortfia vellam. Tbr deaiKß It of aa neraiatc nuntle anpportad by lance, proper aad aaapaaaaa from a croar-Mr In gold Tbe royal pajpl* fold! of (be mantle batul aroosd tbe aar ports Over tbe bead ol tba anntle I* a aoroll In a dalioat* rooa ital, in which are wtiite atari la a blae vroaad. tbe ambleai of tbe Aiglo-Amerloan reef u-nte, ana 1» in* aoroll, the wora •• Welcome.' Be- mm mi monograai of tba rrtneeee and Mar. «aeo». «LL' On tbe deiter aide of the mantle, eaaaaadod from a Uacobeed. are Ib* royal Arm* of Uieal BrUaU aa* oa tbe Homer eld* toe .bleld of tb* Mar«aaaa. AVraasa the *"f lleb Armi .re ' be Cnklteti torn— and Irian tbamrock, and aroond Ibe rni-ld. the aooteb thletle* At tbe beae of taw entiie daatfa taUjtmlot tbe Ulty of Ban reaaotoeo. wltb Iv motta, •• »ro ah par., eh goerro aarro. ;Uold In p«ao* , In war, Iroa.| Tb* addraaa la eacloeed la a haodaome morocoo caae, iaaertbed " weloom* Addre** to Ber Boyal Mlgbaaaa the Prtnoraa Loakw aod Bi* Kseallency tbe Marqalt of Lara*, hah Fnastaoo, Oallfornla. beptembar, 1B8S." \u25a0SB m.mi \u25a0 ixjKrm , Wb Lbb* Booker, wbo la Pretident ol tb* MrltUb U»aavoleat •oelaty, cf wblcb tbr frlooaaa and os the Mb of tbu aoalt, will, en babalf of the aocMty, pru.ai at tbe won usm a copy of tbe by- lawa aad noawiftiati. Tte book !• booud In royal aoarlet wltb (old branae trlmmlnf and lettering. Over tbe oovar v tbe coal of armt of Qraat Brliall wltb the title of tbe book belew. In tbe oornera to printed tb* daoal coronet. In tba Brat page of tbe book la tbe <~<*rtiaoeie of election prlntea la sold oo walla aatiii. beaded aa fol.owa : | bot.il abbtb. | Hl* Ezaaneacy <\u25a0>" Oovernor.'>»n«r»l baa bean all Wai an honorary member of tba Cnloa Ulib, aad all tb* aaaUaßMa ol b» aiitta nava bean aaaderaat law pill linn of tta Uib* boaa* wklla bat*. Tb* Hlln of tha lilsb baa MM natilaaaly a**awia« wltb ibatU. \u25a0ah Kiimaixa. del. Tula »to oarUly tbat 11 I: H. l'iitm» Loulee-Oarollo. All«rt»aud Hla beallaacf John Margin, of borne, Oor- erii.» iie«raJ of Oanada, were duly alerted bonnrary aveaiben of tue lltituh aVaevoteat kooMy of Caiifur- nkv on tba Ma #v»of Hepte_kw. A. V IMS. Juan P. MoOcaelß. Beentary. VOTE* Or TBX VItITOU. uuraii To tbc riLui karu.. Tt>ey were tbeo conducted to tneir apartment! on the brat aoor ana remained there daring tbe reel o> tbe diy. Tbe eaite of room* occupied by tbe (iov- erßor-Ueaerei aad tbe PrtbOMie were taaUifally dec- orated with plaota aad C >ra) embleaia preaeated by tbe l>tlli»li rciueota. Tbe entry outb?b-itl regiater 1* a- followa : \u25a0• Ilia Kxoelleacy tbe M*aaO tior-Uaaeral of Oanada, U. B. 11. toe frlaoata Ijoa- ha. V:m MM, Mute Hervey. Oiloael UeWlatoo (Secretary), Uapt.ib William tSitfot, Alile-I<'-Oauip, Mian iua^btse ttagot. Colonel Tuartalotu, U. H. a,, it liiriieu. w.u.aipbeu, secretary attacLe. tai \u25a0.\u25a0\u25a0•:, rile* aad fonr iaaHla iuulii." ua tba i-«:»c- !\u25a0.. n were ralaed tb* >al Btabdard aud tbe star. •id rtrlpe*. Tbere waa a great aiaplay uf booting oa itiis bruise alilpa la tba Bay. aome on otaer kbipa, BBJ a aamDar of Brilun na«a tbroa«boat tba city aßd Oaklacd, Bl* laser, 'be (tavern r-Oanerml of tbe OOBSlaion of Canada, and bit wife, li . U. H. Frln- eaaa Loaiae. win. ttelr aalta, arrived In tbla city at t 35 yattorday dotblbc. later tb an wa* expeoted, cwia« to an accident at fort 00. i«. vblcb oaaeed a delay of Dearly aa boar, A* tbe apedal train 111 BBjMiaa* oot from tbe atatlon there, a yard-ea«!De, backtoc down ran Into It. Tbe engine* were both disabled. before th* oalllaiou, tb* engtseer on U» »pr la! r> verted tiM eLtiioe and nut on to* brake* . innbe and the kraman jaaiped. Tb* J"nnoeai, wbo wac dreatiDK at tbe tiu.t, ioat ber balaae* by toe jar of the oolllaloa, and, failloi; attalaat a piece of \u25a0 araltnre, km ellfhtly bralard. Ti.e otber* ware \u25a0nrpriFed, jotdo ok wa. Lori. It wa* Dearly an boar beln aaotber endue could be procured and tba tola enabled to proceed. nun roBT cm» 1 h*r cub* OB 10 fUxteaala-aUMI autlun la O«i- lasd withost atop*, tad tuen toe trela wa* boarled by Ue>r Mtie«t;'> Gctitul, William Leo* Hooter, lira. Booker. Uajor-Orßeral McDowell, Asaletact Ad] a- iiL-dtmitl Keltoa. Uchimklw Jamts £. Lttt of U.U. M. corvette Count, Colonel Urtnatti of uov- •nor rettlat' stall aud T.11. Goodman, Cieneral Pieiimn Agent ; K.B. Pratt. Assistant Ueneral an- perlnleßaeal | a. I>. Wilder, Dlvlsloa BBperlateDd- mi or the Central Pacific lUUrokd. TLi-j weir pre. aeEled by Ooluael TuUrlel.jtte, I . B A., who acson:- paalea tlie p.nj a* »id-.lt--t-«mp to Ueurrai oner. Bias . '1 lie Marquee* coavtnaa j>le»a.i.O; * littea party autil they reached toe end of the Oakland piel. tie elated ll.at tier HlgbiujM wae bat very slbjbtlr braiMsd tj toe accident altbongb *oiuewbai \u25a0liuckt-d, aid woald Died some repow. lie aald ibftt lLf> tjLjjjed a pleaeeat Joarßey acroa* tbe OolUmiii, allULDnli lor; were naturally utiKued aad porpoaed resting bete otiiu Batordaj alteraooa, wbtn tliej would atari for ttrlilan Uolßmbu on tbe Caauu. At Ma UuUIU wbaH i bun-oral people bad aaatmbled. rba friooeae Loaue, l«»lti» bar baebaud'. arm, walked between blm aad Ueoerel McDowell,pn- ued«:d by polloemeß. wbo cleared tba way, abd fol. lowrd bj tbe rr.itiQe of tbe party, moved ob to -ard tbe ferryboat The people atood wltb beada aa> ooTMed. An a^ed Bosllab eoaple preaaad forward »a tbi lady handed Ueaeral McDowell a banco of facbtlai a. aa bambie bu bear, felt ofleriag to tbe Mnnoeaa, wbo gradaaaly aooap ed tbem and bowed with a »weM emu. In aekaowledsiaeot. Tbe party boarded tbe boat by Uie uortb eutnnoa abd west forward on tba upper deck, where tbey remtloed etabllsg, t»llL(i a ltoron« a (array of tbe harbor, ant. l tbey reecbtC tbu aide. Tue bay >h free Irom log. preatnting a t •uiifnl el^Lt, wblcb tbe rialtun appeared to admire maeb. Aa Iba .leaner OmkUmd paaatd tba royal corvette Comm aome of iLe in..iinjara. sot Teraed In toe regalatioue of eft. olal bcaora. expec ed to wltseta a aalale, bat were, of coerve, Ciaappoißted, tbe proper time Dot biTlLg arrived. At tbe algbt of tbe UrlUtb colura on tte Omklmml l Lowtrer. a couple of eotlnaa were run up and me marine teatry preaenied arcii. On tbe arrival at tb* ..if on tb • alia tbe party walked aabort and entered their Carriage*. fte Hargue**, PrtuoaM and tbe ladle* Inwaiting entered li' nrrt carrlaijci and ware The Marquess ol Lome and the Princess louise, with their Suite. Reef lied by H. B. M. Consul -The British Colon to Par its Respects To-day— Names and Family Records of the Distinguished Visitors— The Party la Sail Next Sa urday in the Cor- vette " Comus "— A Trifling Railroad Acci- dent at Port Costa. Arrival or the> UoverooM>en> oral or the Oomlnloa. OUR CANADIAN NEIGHBORS. (liikiii TaxAxaa—Tals la Ike la* Weak Of •\u25a0 Tbe U»lii» •' Loai«a." luhm'i luitu -TM Maaasrael rtastl tbetr BBISIIIIBaBBI10-Blght. IUIW liuiu _ \u25a0\u25a0 Haul Kirk* " li tit attraetua tare. Ttvoli Ore** Boom*. _ - \u25a0mil " will be «BBf tllll »V«Dl»* \u25a0eta* — aaartaaa Obi baa saves itwi rot aTsaal Hare, la la to.i,. Mr. Osrbja. wks la wall uhi Is ear city. hat keaa imm «\u25a0 M* last lor \u25a0mcalFwrs. | THE STAGE. a/maa bum .nil piece of amusement, imur reaontad and improved •» to IU.osltorioni aaa .taw., will!>•> ui|«il lo nl*-ol with • pal tijninmm of the eeeev, of •\u25a0 laasaalell. ." turrit or ay. it. riuu.-Kr W. B. hallu.* wui ut> i iiuit '!\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0 >\u25a0\u25a0»•' it» tlutMoi •« tb* Uallferal* Tutu A la. end varl»d pmnam will b* eves, 10 which tke eattre Ooioo If re Tb****. O»»i«i> will uki put. Si AN FRANCISCO* THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 18812. VOL* XXXJV— PKK trUI FIFTEIN CKNTS. gdp gUta California ruoi. **Tirrw>Tii * co. aim.. ueeanuoL..... M.....*K.M .....*K. 4. nxuiiui lit ALT* lUMIIKii uifm! t* »rti«l>a • iki«u •> nmii(Mn made •**c micttn, iiituHar lfc»r»i ttm-lirtmii a* M ft awinrns, v -\u25a0— ~ M « M "*\u25a0 — earnlha.liiallT.ana ~*"t •* \u25a0XLI ALTA CA.UrOBKI A — OeaUta* orUlsal mi 4 MUet«l lux, tarn bar wtth fall aadraßabl* b*rsat report*. tmbscriptloß 1 oar rear, fIU; \u25a0l BMBtbs, (1 MU fold 9SIB or IJllllllMl ÜBtWd HUM rMhi Paid. Siberia septa, 111 CBHXB. rcsucjtviuß ornu, »•* I.HIIIMH am« .mmm rr» \u25a0\u25a0!\u25a0«\u25a0 ' Geo.C.Shreve&Go m FINE JEWELBY, ABO IMFOBTEB9 OF DIAMONDS, WATCHES, HILVEBWARE, ETC. Keep at all times the largest stock and finest assortment in San Fran- cisco, and are prepared to make to order any article of Jewelry desired at most reasonable rates. Ail roods marked in plain fl fores and no variation inprice. 110 MONTGOMERY STREET bab FBASCXSCO. HATS. The Zephyr, Stiff and Adhesive, TH c LtTatT NTILTT FOat tjßJsTa, WILL BE UITBOOUUXD THIS OAT|BV MEDSSDOBFFER&SON 810 MARKET STREET, TwaaaoK BTJIIaDHTQ. ROEDERER Champagne! — Tut tk\de A>:t»TnE PUBLIC «se Kcsric'-r rallyinform*! Isvat «• are lanaly *1«au« nt) who receive abuve \u25a0<*>«;\u25a0• allreaM rrum Mr. Imhil. Ikatwlerwr. atclaaa. aader ale \u25a0Uaaur* aad uoae'i.ar lavolca. Bitnie [ißfstaalasi. Ms thai averv case a .d ooiti* baara oar name. Ma CO NOR AY & CO.. Sol. Atmtm far the Pactao Oaatt, aot—w jimoaa at., s. r. EAST INDIA MERCHANT Retiring from Business WE OFFEB A rUIBABaOBTaUCrT OF East India Camels Hair Shawls and Camels Hair Cloth, ALSO,A TASXKTT OF FANCY GOODS, cosmusQ or Chinese and Japanese Curios. TOURISTS WILL DO WEIX BT OALIAUQ AT 406 XEARNY STREET. WASSIAMX7I.I. at AMOaTUU. |ei4-lp CALIFORNIA FURNITURE MANUFACTURING COMPANY. OFFICE FURNITURE The Largest Stock ! Latest St^i'js. aao, aaa. aa4, aas BUSH STREET. § COMMERCIAL UNION Assnrance.Co.. LONDONai IP llijE and M«HIXK* DM**, ZIO IAJnOMX btTbUEKT. »- F. Hill*BAB aUBULTOB, laiait. UNION INSURANCE COMPANY OF I"""" THE CAUruB!IIALLOTM,eatabllaaad :a Mam— Ftr. aad Maria*. Paid aa Caattal, eV9#*OOex. Frra* dpalOfllca. See. «Maaa «1» Cambrala street. a. toccrabd. I a. a. kittlb. PIIHttBI, I TV». FTISI «SBl, JAB. D. BAILBT...—— — JaMStaj C. f> *""-"'"" ...__. aiatrH Aaaal fiSOBGK T. BuHES gall war San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, No. 27 POST STREET. r>l*bll«n~J 1543. WAT' BBrlAND JIWaLRT BBFAI&ED. lUtiT. eat pace la ta* city for load work. X>. "V\/ . X-a-*ga.m. OPTICAL IHSTITOTE. sa so <£§ss<ys $3. \u25a0- *\u25a0 BamTwuiia'a fATaarr. tTI BITI Till FINKrT *PBCTA('LBM IB IX1:-T IN l*B Lower traded itpactaclee at * I. 7»e. 3««. aa.l SaW asT* specuc:* L*n*s*as I* to arear I)q^iiu \u25a0•»**- tec:* k>.alt all ibe vartoae eoatlttlos* of tb* .!« M oar •Beateay. aaw- intnat treads who leu yea ia.» Bias* Bt>eetaci* I lain, a*we ere tae ealy uaeMaaasa ibl* caaM who do. BIBTtUMA WAT at T. *c'.«cf3c *•«*» 437 EXAaJIT STRUT, aear CaMurala SU*M. EXTRA QUALITY RUBBER HOSE. BEI.TI"O AMD PACXIIO. Crack-Proof Boots. GOODYEAR RUBBER Co. B. H. PBASB. J8..) . a. M. BCSTOB. j ""*' aj!( aaa*B 177 •\u25a0<! .17* Ttorket Ht WILLIAM HARNEY, Notary Public and Commissioner or Deeds no CAUrOMIA \u25a0TbVZbTT. Two tsars van et Baa*, el CattJßnla— Box UM mXt 1p» DECKER Bros.' lff*m PIANOS. JJS titlll 4k Cllt AaT*Bl*«. ta7 aaJH»r*al!ll. ULLKK'M OPTICAL DKPUT. Baaßß^^B^^aaaßßß. « <JC Montgomery -gyNggfc a^B^Baa^^eaßT aaaKB^BBBBBBBB abb av^^waßT aaicaWy rer SO \u25a0„„, tat*hUah«4 9. F. ISM, aWT-ptj Tb* aoet eomt>l!cai*l casts si r»fecti'« la* n~ T'stea laatwaakir .bbw*****, free, •* tkara CoaapaaiaiM Aatlxiaaatlfl I laist *«««\u25a0(«•\u25a0 faaanir. **»Taia Wisia'lalta vnrar vxxya SIBERIAN BALSAM t IT CURES l"» uar r l», Aaenaaa. ftiaa. Cfkai. 1.1 J. . AaTactlaina at tat* Branchial Tita**) aaatt Palowaar; Uncataua. PUaajaaa af tlaa BUbihsbi Tli last! j tiiaa IsttatHea tt>« amass lUroata-b taw a>ia«al mm-* rw twin tat* eaauae. Depot, 415 HoatsomeiT St. FOB SALE BY~AI~L DRUGGISTS. L. MUTNIKOER, NOTARY PUBLIC, Na. 306 fttONTM«£f.Y STREET,^ Ofa. Bevaaa Bstaa. fea laMtaat CHICKERIN6 •m piums. *Ttn B. CUETAZ, Agent. del new Be. IO WAMMMU. aaTßaaW. BILLIARDS P. LIESENFELD, MANUFACTURES. EatablUhed 1866 SOLE AtiE.NT FOB THB ONLT O£>CIN« PATENT STEEL PLATE CUSHION sjnaursuateed lor lv Tears, THKMOST ELEO ANT STOCK OF BILLIARD ABO POOL TABLES ON TBB FAOIFIOUOABT. 945 Folsom Street, NEARJSIXTH. Prl«ea 20 per rent. Lower than i»uy other limit*on the Coast. tor SKNU FOB A OATALOOCE. "\a t6OLD MEDAL, PARIS, 1878. BREAKFAST COCOA. Warrant*! aksalately pare t'uriiii. Iron which th* nnu of ou he. «eea removed. Itl*e**nclou drtna, acorlahlat and atr*B(tn*Btag ; ssatlr dig***** : admirably adapted lor Invalid* a* «el! cc persons la health. Sold by Grocers Everywhere. W. BASES aY CO., n»rcti*st«r, Maaa. a bxllh£aip mb2swytowSa ste CHINESE A $& JAPANESE |X| _| ... VAJIOT ABTIOUW AMD TOTB, a JHL tbe Une.t and raraat ever ottered la JL 'W^thXt Biark*t, lost r*c*W*d »y recast Ml *\u25a0 % arrival* and for asle at the well-aaows^ % Till'" 1 ' CUT LDNO a 00., jfi .**y\ \u25a0«. S4O B.cram.«to arr.il, ffl SBBWaai »atwa«a Moatgotury aad Eaaray, \u25a0I .

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THE TRUTH.

Daily Alta California.MINGLE C0P1EH Flfl (KNTN—-NO. ll,N:t£.

—Hart la an editorial paragraph from ib*Loatr

vtlle rerur .'.»'«,. tbal I* eaScleatly .xpllcltfor

all practical parpoaM : • We bad kepea to give

tbl* morning a >coitm report** the Viackbiiri..

Owens disran on a! l.««ta >i- )*>u*.», bat tut

professional Bkal gfapb 1 ca.ployed to .-.:-i carlaaetierr In tat :i..' ll"aaaetßMa c-iMi.i bir timeand Uisats to taking wtii-i atraUibta, end we airre*enall to tbe al erneuve of giving a aaaaaal Mwant of tbe mnttlng or none at all.**

—Hagniaoent ess tae present* seal by cLltg Al.pbeaao le tbe memtera of tb* co*oaii»rlon tb.ttee* tbe Uvder ol tbe Oerter to Madrid last yearTh* Prince of Wai**received iipifMiemrtb morethan •ao.aau. Te tae otbsr* are *eai *ua. sapeibapeclmt- of Toledo arms, ricblf encraated wiiL

COM. Im>bm tola* beve dead load* of lack and notfloe t. Tbe otter day we found a garter add gave It

to tbe owner aul blessed If tbe I.waeni.itaealnfl and w* war* cmabtcgly .Lobbed tot ourpolltenasa.

—Ooaeal Uatlla wst drivingoat a abort time mo

la tk* aabarks of Mta.tc*rt. tteraiany, and as bepasses a carriage containing on* ol tbe royal fam-\u25a0a v, bowed w.tL *omaca elaaauoe and grace thailit-raoalved la retora * wlaaiag aatle Irom the

uedlan lady Tb.D. lamia* to bis friend ob tbel*ft,be rta«rtsil. with ele cbaraoterletlc psngvacy.-< Toe ae* tne rliiblbower alwara take* tbe ejeeea

"Betag a worthy repraaiaitatlv. ot bla icre«t coajitry,be *poke by tbe card X. I* Cat. aaw

—A Troy abo[-keep*r thoagui be wae playing abug* )*ar ta at least two person* tbe ettiar Ligt.

wkaa a*oarrted a Iran tiead froa In front o' ul-owo asore to an a qnainiaant » abop two bloettaway. Bat ke aids t Mast, csm, laur 1l tueBsfkt, k* wae awataaed by a poilooaan abd oam-peUad, in tae areeaaes of eev»r.l pat.ont. to carrytbe etaed beos to lie i>iec*,oa paaalty of lauedi.aeeaereei.

11 la bow th*t ralae chlldrea Hisome portioa*of Mertb Uarolau A asaa will»«.| op earlyla tbe aiaralag aad a! or *iretcbu>« aad wakianbißMalf seed will *.« •• JoLuiie

"\u25a0 sir

'•• Have tos r \u25a0

'*om> Iresb hl< suaw tc

aat r" \u25a0- Vet, ttr"

\u25a0 Tb*e w*t your face Ib tbt-

ktaaca. like a pretty \u25a0aMaay. sad go to :b» prtsltc-aoe a***aad ael year btaatlaet."

—Bm.

V. La fball we do with oar (Iris ?" agsUask> tL« mut woman wbo ba* obarac of tbe• ledy'e rolamn

"of a 111 rary paper. How bere,

wtf lnvettia* ed Uil*matter, aca w* nnd thatyoe bevec'i aay (\u25a0*• BWBBJ v«t a*, two y.ubowl eboai wbal ma.t yoa do wltb yoor girls,anawe .re itntM.*nt oof It. It yoa bad aay girl*wewooic advMe yoa, bat a* you baveo't kasb—

Jiot long ago a venerable Boeseb elder anaobliged oar ttabbatti to walk several miles toget to

tb*kirk .n* wat accompanied by a young man,who, when they bad proceeded for an boor Insi-mbo*, venter*« tv temark tbal 11 was •\u25a0 a gratia

day ;" whereupon qaotb tb* oilier,\u25a0< eta* mon ;i.tii,Lord's day a *Bttabl. time to litclavetlavakoat tbe waaiber T"

—Lan *.uik.

_»\u25a0*.\u25a0 men possessed more geaatae wit tbao didtbe late artlot o.iaun. lie wee edncated at l>mm-atar Aosdasar and waut boarded wltb DeaconHale. AtaaetaarUMt of tbt? alaausl of tbe laetltn-uea some yean sine*. Mr.Oilman, being calledupon save tut following toast :« 10 tbe memoryof Oaacon Daniel liala for forty yean be wasbored by boys, yet lor forty years lie toot boys toboard."

-bus. «a*a* seat** 1* asking a point or two Ubar favor kr ruaralug siolaa property to 1laaiia la oases wker*sue I*oonvlaced ibat BBS Larfoaad Ibe meanat wbo ware •• renewed

"by ber

Ist*l*a*a*e«. Iteke willeead back to* WtitLametsa: wtaaer wblcb ber Ist*batby aauoed trua acaaae lea yean ago tw «aeetloae will b* aakaa.weed It O. U V.Mr,Jama*

—Ob,Isay, ola fellow yoe. co.'htL'l to go oot

riaiag Way. ban* it. «wa know eea don't knowbow to (It oa a boras I" •• Oh come now "-•• Bat yoa bevea'tsay Ides cf tb*scare yoa cat oniior*rbeek._)Bßp town, bow. and look at your

a»lf :"~rmuh Wit.—Tk*at aJoBM °-n riaialt*

-test* back "ott

ouslamporery laaa i

-w. bay. b*ea reUmd to by

tb*editor of tte Ozark Uattr as a \u25a0 glacial pan, j.Harm.' As It Is wellknown tbat ti>*editor at tbe£atd*r Is a pilccxolc »auriau rela ad bj nones b-gatnlty to a trtlobtu of tut iuv« aiisrtan lappart.wecan afiord to pocket Uas lu.u.i

"—Seabbera paper pabllsaed as lies to tb*el-

teat taa* •• aa elephant w.lgeilng two and tbrc*.qaartere ponadt 1* e«biliii*« ai UnOak I'la ."aaa all tbe tbeaana m tbe eoantry were wild will.aliMitoael at tbe curloftty until tke> ascertainedtbat tuc a\ 1\u25a0> *\ 1 waa eTaal •\u25a0 efX-plaut." metamor-

pawOaMd Into Mlel'pbaar by a oompoaltor.—Tk* Oity of hlesloo IW* JieswMus. asr* :"It

appear, the* tbe laa: najBlMTot £1 farm Ad Lmmmcaatalßed an article aeroely alien*tag leinl Per.Brit l>taa. Mow tbti tact baeaata kaowt. eatatde o:Ik*otnoe is not very plain." That I*a very ear-oeatM any of aaytatt tbat a contemporary sat a iln.-lUdcucalsuoo.

BREVITIES.

—itwm :•\u25a0 Of geod feauiy ? 1 akosia sty ao.Way. ait sister aaaarHd tk*Oak* et

-\u25a0etaoo la tviatallybtoealag Ligtly dvlltaae:.

•be already bae aa autl aoaopoly eirllsaem

the eaa eat kekraa a oartalv hill. Taa carlo* ty ofaaase Wf «eaenll) oarrte* them s great way

—K.t. Oam A*t IILe baoa'l b-m toid tbat thatwessan tea* oe ewrloeiiy. we ebeald bave aaaaii.asee swat liimbink.

-sßka ate lorli*»tu,bbss wrot* i \u25a01KartL',«ls*«ar paabway t*aew tucatly lwtiied wltb Byiagamnea. aaa aolt.n meee.s ebon swiftlyathwarttb* evs-fseued dosaa." Tbaa be weal boa* atbay* bm beat b*b«a»*« wila tow<-ls sited willeraoasa lot.

He Olda't Keeg sseek*.Jamet Mitchell,aa old fal faced colored man, was

yesterday before Jutge Mitchell la the o.w Court of

V larter Seesloa*. say*a soatbern *ich*jig*,charged

with Ihe larceny of t silver-pitted pitcher rrom thehoose ef Jin* Kelcb. To ssva tht trouble of c trial

Mitchell pleaded guilty,and was aaked why aeoooi

muted the theft. He teld be did not know ; thenma*t bave been lomethlog the: mad* hia do It.\u25a0> How oftaa bave you b*au bar. ?" aaked Mr. War.wlrk. "Ones, tan.' .Only oace?" •• Wail.one or twice." » Uome now, wasn't it two or three

time*?" ••Wail.sah.i Joan know aah . Idoa'ikeep no books." The defendant wa* sentenced to

an imprlaonmvnl of three month*.

A dlnot blow at Ib*J*w* remaining InBoasia 1*

dsslt by ths synod of tb* Bosalsn Church, whlcb

bas promulgated * resolution prohibiting •\u25a0 persooi

InHauls who tre not Cbrlstleni"

froa trading laCbrtstlsn emblem*, picture*, crosses, etc or Vessels

rued InChristian worship.

XHIADSACS.

Tbe next race wa1 tha "Jennie B." ttaka, rnn-nlng,for all agtt, data of one mile, the ttake to benamed after be wlnaer of •» Jennie bV." time w»*

bMtcn, to-wlt :\\l\. Tbre* etar.ed and In tan

order : Judson's ca m. •\u25a0 May D ." four yean old,

105 pjuadi;Prltcbard't b. b. •• Fnnk Bboad**four year* old. 103 poand* ; Vsa Bonn's b. c.\u25a0 \u25a0 Forest King," lhie< yean old. »i poand.. suslter's b. m •\u25a0 Sight Uawk," five yesr* old, 111pound*.and Qtlmer's b b. •• B-d Boy." an agedbom, 111 cound*. A naer race was never run.splrnd.d i;>n- being made by all th*bone* Tbe•

art waa well toss her \u25a0• Bid Boy" led 10 tha

home, wben •\u25a0 May D" and « Nigbt Hawk" col-

lided, the latter cnttlsg inand a* a reault noalvlnirfrom \u25a0• May D

"a bad cat on the inside right tblgb.

•• MightBewk" and- Bed Bay" wen even al tba

laarter. rrom taere •\u25a0 Night Hawk" led to Iheclose Int iplendid run. At the hesd of the trackall were ap together. On the homestretch \u25a0• BedBoy" went eecond, \u25a0• May D." tuirl. and «ol homeIn that order. Time l:tJV

" Jenni* B.'t" recordof 1:42*4 te ng tba* bestea the slake will hereafterbe tDivDaa the \u25a0 Hlgbt Hawk" 8 .Ma. Thl. wasthe fa*te*theal ever rnjIn the SUM.

POLITICAL NOTES.

According to the Sacramonto Bit,•'Many Demo-cratic editor* prole** to bava imbibed a

• rong pre-Jadloe againit Kite* beriate be topported Ihelr can-didate for Presideal in18T2

la t recent little ipeech Oeoenl Slonemtn saidtbat

-he and E<tee woald get tlong very well to-

gether Oj!y one 01 tbem coo'd be elected, and if

be bimself wen beaten he woald be like *bb womanwho failed to have twine, bat came withinone of it."Tbla la very good, even if It ws* gtonemeu who

aald it.The Msrln 7bcim calls sonomt ihe baaner Ucmo-

crtiic county In the Bute, bat the ssnu BossR'.nblicm retorts : •• For t premium banner, w*

masl say the le nightlysoiled and will require tev

eral pitches. Tht assertion Is ItuS. B.nner nctD.

Itg! All thtl tort ot turkey KObDIo ttrulwas takenout of sonoma county wbeu tbe railroad camebringing other people. Tbe men wbo carry Ithavea bighill to climb tbli Fill and the Sepub* areafter 11 red hot wln a charging cry of Burnett.

The CaJi/anria PiLrtn, iDe Unnger organ,

bronghl oat Estee a* a (iabernatoilal oanJidatesome time befon bl*nomination, aad aald : \u25a0' Fromlatlmat* relation* wltb bla. a*a private eltuen andai a law-maker, we believe hit disposition it tomaintain tbe riijhtand condemn the wrong, withoutregard to the aouroe of lie coming."

Kuiogltllcoratory In Nsvada tt even finer taan

the article produced IhCalifornia Convention* HsreItt recent ipeclmea. IIbelax from the nominationipeech In ftvor of tgnbernstorlsl candidate .•• As »member of beneficiary Orden bit xc.l and charity

an known aad honored ;at a clili*a loved aadpralaed ;as s man, esteemed :aa a friend, wor-•blpped. He 1. aa sure a* ice. aa itetdfaat a* the.tan, and aivoid of blot and biemi-h ac the virgin

ioov apon the mountain', brow"

He got tbe nom-lnttlon.

Inthe notlae of Ihe doings of tbe Kureka Conven-tion the Bodl* fvel Prut aty*: •• The platformadopted ba* *genome nag of Democracy. Itstart"

off wltb sprssd-sagle bonnes*, llpadded out with agnat many \u25a0 demands' and •ebtrget.' and wuea 11Iiflntihed the result linatblng bat wind."

Colonel Frederick Koble, the newly-»l*ct*dOov-ernor of Maine, made no speech** daring Ib* cam.psinn, cjnflDlsgbit electioneering fjrra to vUltlsg

Qranue mtetlu.< shaking hacdn withfarmers alpaoite

R>tberlom. Moat of bis time 1* spent al bla quieiborne at Uorbam, near Portland, wben be ha* a anafarm of iOO acre*. He 1* a tall, well-built, robustman, with a good natnred face, a sharp, clear eye,

and a quiet, cnltared air.

Major McQalddy 1* aatbortly for tbe itttemabt

tait Tom Fowler, wbo reared In ibe ssa tat \u25a0> Con-vfntion.It ttlklog of rnoaUg si sa lodepeadtini

candidate for Railroad Commlbioner.Santa Boat K4putilua» ; "Democratic otndldates

are taking to Ihe woods throaghoat the state m&k.log ttump speecbea aad imlltng th* bark ofl thepepper-wood rest."

Tbe HiTcktM. t stonemm paper, taye : \u25a0* M. ME.tte ie a clean, aosonbl* gcnileman aad If•l*cud, willmake a good Uovernor

"

sico»d Bawa

The second raoe wae also a ronnlng race, ths Oal-lfornla Derby stale for tbree-yetr-olds, one-sad .-till!aiUe dt?h. lion enmnee, 15 forfeit, fisuadJed. (ieorge Hunt suried >> Unte of Monday

"

and \u25a0 Mule I." W. L. Prttobtrd itarted Cap-

tain Kldd." Fools told for Hearst's stable »«. fortbr field $12. "Marie" took tbe lead, withthe

m Dokx of Monday"

eecond. Tht* poeiiion wasmaintained throagboat tbe beat nntll tbe last qaar-t«r, wben tlie \u25a0• Duke

"forged ahead aod woo the

raoe by a neck. Time— 240

Third Day of tbe fair-" \u25a0la'Bt.Hawk"'

Man* tb<- r«.l<-.t Mile aa Btecara la tha\u25a0tate-SXearat*.

"Daka" H..d.y a Wla.

aer.BACmAMMrro, BepUmber 13th_ Ta* receipt* of

tbe are! day of the Fair ware *o small compared 10

tboae of former je»r» that tbelr publication waawltbbeld. Tbe second da. 'a re elpla exceeded by.amail amount tbe correspond 111* day of last year.Toe stock display Isbelter than last year, bat tbe

altaadaao .1 visitor* ap to this, :he third day. Issomewhat below former years.

ViUUIIMATCH.

Tbe walk.ng match began a liltlaalter t*n thllmorning. Tba reqammant* were tbal the horse*

entered should b* draft *talllon(, weighing 13(10

pound* or over. Tbe walk waa one mile to wagon.wrUf.uj on* too. Tb*re wen tbre* eatrie* 1.Hooeet Tom," bay, weight 1(00 pounds, ownea by

r.W. Wllil.ainon -I ».cramenta |•• Conqueror,

"

black, weight 1500 ponnda owned b/ C. Porter of

Marytvllle, \u25a0 »t. Lawr-cc-," black, weight 1*01)

pounds, owned by B W. Wilson ol Nlcoiao*. Thelit.er won InIJ *i\, which is considered anoraallygood time.

run kacs.

Tbe flnl rtce loxlay wat s running race for two-year-old 01Me*, fiveel«bib* of amile Pool* so.d

aarf livelysi *40 for \u25a0• Augusta E." and t» and 110for tbe field. Only two started, •• Floa Vlou

"and

m Aagatta £," in the order named l£ach carried

alnety-seven pouodi. The bor***w*n*tsrt*donIbe Brat track. A backer ot ••Vloa Vloa

"won tIMO

withonly ago In tbe pools

SPEED AT SACRAMENTO.

Bo,,!, us Baslaael la Central A\.l«—The\u25a0feat Iwlaaarsa to Vl.llAaaarlaa.

AMueUwl rraaaDMcaUSMHaaala Bad BTaslaaa la Aeta.

81. FRBBastTBa. Sepfmbir 13tb._M*Jor.O*i»*ral

Dttebenilai.ff. Oovemor .1 IrkoaUk. htl left forTeihktn. litnaral Deteberalaiall Informed a corre-spondent tb.t If Knelled «d Hoilla tboul* muiO-

ally smnge tbatr Interest* In Central Asia they

would have bo need to a.t»ml. Ifaver loan shooldbe serloai troobl* Itwoald not be the ftall ofajBBBjB,

\u25a0ejeclatr at Alezmaarla.Lotnxia, aepMmber ISth A despatch from A.'-

exiadrla taya tbe demonftratloa .In oelabratloa oftbe Britlab vlotory at I'el-il.&ablr willn>l r adlly

be forgotten. Tb* EsKllsb w.re treated as here*by Ibe lealdenta bete of other Batlooalltie*. The

(Milan wan whit t verypopular emoer of to* eltedBUM*simmer NlpsloMprettsd as \u25a0• Ibeir pride lathe Anglc.9axon raoe."

\u25a0 wiabarae Ceaala«j Over.Lokdow, September 13th —ewinbara., th*pool,

oontempi.t?* a loar to the United BtaUs, wb*r* be

willRive a series of readlßna.Plalat of the rallae.

Dvbuji. September IStb —The eommlttae *p-

pointed by the polls,bu prepared a document aar-tlßH forth tbelr grievances. Tba aathorlUea electedfrom tbe police that ibey woall omit r*f-r.aoe. to

discipline, ibe rigor of wblob, however, I*th. chiefmatter of cmiplalßt.

FOREIGN AFFAIRS.

At 10.30 last nl«bt, Peter htcSwoaaey, abontewiaestw. year* of age, <ru ametsd by OfficerBarmlagaam oa a c*asw* of aaaaaltluf, la l'arincetrvat a nuiaaata an

—Ah Tol. awaaoey. afMr

•omßlttlac tbe tetsalt ran into a variety theatre.waar*be we*caprarad by tb* efneer

ajgat Appletoa, who wu *rr**led by AaslsUbtDepnty Mentals rtror and PetertOß. oa •charge ofaa attempt to Berpatrat* iatss lectetraUoe, wa,taken before ta*Lolled mate* OiaalWaair yMter.

«*I.ana tba beariag are* aeat»*aea until Taeed.y.la*ptUsa*. glvtag boaas for I2OOU.

a..r..ary Beater of tbe OaUforata Society for tb*

ttniallia of Uraaltr to OklMr»a. be* aied a i«t.lion far tb* apaetaia*a* of a proper pwaoa aa no.-eUaa over in.peneas of aiery Alto* wood, aged IS,

and Mead Oeealta Wood, a«ed *. ib» eiiegeiioti 11

that la*tnnthsr is aa bebltaalaraskard.and crasllyBaaM tb*Bjßßaa

Tisliilat 'aaa* H*l»-y realtte* tb* tar af•100(1 Imposed ob Bopertßtendent Urabam of tbe•Meat* Uapawant, tbc writ bavin* keaa camp liedwith by ta* removal of canals step* at a boa** obDopant *treet.

Edward aeesaaroU. a native of Italy.M years ofad, employed la lbs Onion Iron Works, bae keenreported missing *mo* tin 2Btb of Anmst. As be 1*a man of etsady aablM. and bad f200 In bis posse*.

\u25a0"400 MSI play1* •otpeeted.

Baale Bior-ada*a w*«arrested about eight o'clockMet eveauag by Umoer* lia«siß and Luuky,ob aoaarg. of greed laroaai preferred by Jobs E. Crle-aaa. He aaj« tee aoeeaed stole bis watch and cbala

and (260 *'\u25a0\u25a0••<

A Willaau tad Tboaja* Be.a.li, from Vntteeeaaty, aaiar eaaiaaese of bsruUry la tbe weoodItgin.were iodcee *t tue ouy Prleoc yeaiataaf

ansratoa «c mi W tbc ate**rnsea In caaiedy el

Is tk*TJaatsa (Nates Uistrlct Ooejrt. before Joa.e

\u25a0oaTasaa. yeeteiday. 4aua Pearca ws* aoeßlttodoa a ratrai of sellnsg aad »ivib* oae quart ofapimeoos iiaojr 13 aa lndiaa nsaad Nbbblsteraardtso

Tbe »apervlajr» , la esMatlvc *M*<oa yt*t*vdty|aefTMC to appoint M Mrtvoy laitlaitr of tbe.KewCity Ball. Ties Joke kiac. iniatil. M.kvoy ill

promoted from ttanesat eßglaser.

Scan Mormai »\u25a0» Ei-J tea dollars li Poll*!Osan Mo 1 yesterday, for rroeity to animal*.More. cd was feaad drivin* a bom a-aleb was antur aebject for the boatyard tbaa for work.•teiapbeo Bvaa. nlnrasg wltb taiaay. bad aa aa>amlaatloß IIPeUa* Iocn Mo.1 yectaraay. end wat

dlaatiars-ao . Bras wa*eocenes of bavlag aasaaaisdaa pilaoo wltb ancßlceoue cattle belonitlba! to anelgbbor.

Tb* aiabiri ol the Maatataal rir*Ooa-paay Ho. <. b»ld •pla.aat eaaaloa at «*a BataelTasaday, IBkooor of tae tklrt|-infa aantwaary

or ttw iiianaltitloa.

ff*abllc Adatailatrator iteasaa ne peiltloaM fortatters cf laamitmeii'ia oa tvs ».t*te of 1«ac bo.u-

aoc. woe di-a st aatoru oa tb* l*t-of thuilast, esiaed at *<\u25a0«•

A CaaanaiaUaa mt Iteaa. of aCUsraar".tool Mew..

Th*oast- of Martla railoc. ccartrnd bbbb 'Le mot

der of Cbariet Bock, will be brard to-d.) In PoliceCoon Mo.1.

u*iu i' ice Jrvlsh fcoliatyi the two establish,

meat* of Cscle Mania' willbe closed Tbcreday and

Itiasr.•

1' Is BBdsrstood that Orlsael Wllllaa Baraey hatbees Had— ll tbe frsellifnyat saw ABtnor.' Car.nivalAssociation.

Jela* llt.fijbss appolatsd William Bel* as-signs* la tbe laaolvent asaee of it.v»m.< tiiagtb*bend atIIvj

Pollea Ol&oer <1. A. Welweter. eoavlcMd of batery

ob B tMi.tvaa, wet Buea tea dollar* yesterday. u>rollosOoar: 80. 2.

The eaperrltors are eoa«io*rf« *sn«c«m»rm toshe leaaflfi order, M a view of meeting lbs ob.}.ctlea* ofJoetloe field.

Bam Hswk. a Cblnamtß. wan yesterday sentencedby Jodg. BsaaaBBBBS to all aaoataa la tbe Uoose ofCorreotloa foraeaer laroMiy

la tb* ease ol Wllllaa Taylor and Bridget Taylor,bla Wif., vi- Tbe Oearr|Bmm Battroaa Ooaaaany .tie

jari-

turaed a varaici for tbe awteaaaat.•tiuiaia oeuntiiL. cLar^ed wtta aaaaall wltb a

deadly «•*\u25a0>«> mMidla folio*Oeert Mo. 1yes-tarday! to aasaei wiltball tied at OL*.

C'r-

Ma oa*r of Ua <jol. before Jadge Scfi.aaa. la tbe It:t a tiutr* l>Mtnci Ooart, lor In..

porting OtiiLese women, tut }arydtaagratd yeelei.oay

THE CITY.

Compr*h«nUv» tad Ezplisit SUt.m«nt

from Hon. Paul Hcamann Regard-

lac « F«l«» and Mallaiova Chars*Asala.t Him.

sir Te glra.|.ra t c aaareaa Uhl*pwailroommumoation to wrtngaaa

~tianaas* tbo** wae

kaow ac do sot seed it.

1 abhor • oard*"

They an aaaenlly »g(tea. Yjaare (tuely maligned, sad yea sloa* snowtbal 11 1* falss. One vauliiaa it*, however, use• \u25a0 e'arlaaptd Itasll," sad nod* m* wita wltn.imtad fact*, not oaly lo eessbuan its filieain bat ite

awtaoss* Aa 00. cur* blaekaalliag shest pub-

lished th*following :YeaMrd.y tbere e.me to lbs

• • • •oaV*

the following card with an offer ef aa aasdavlt lasupport of itIfd**a*da*o*eeiry 1

To Ihe editor ol tb*• • • •

1. tbe eatersigned, take Ibis method of notifying in*people ofmy treatment by P.al Seaaaaa. attntaey sad ax-sanalor.

Oa th*91*1 of Ootober, IMS. my hasbead'a gre-eny eton, corsar of faoinc aad Powell, wa* de.

•troied by are. Be wae tainted le the aaeaal oftMOO in avaa Fire luartao* Uocapaay. Eight daysafttrIb*St. ib*Company offered to pay him 127D0.Asla* suck burned tmounud to over ItM)U, a*did not feel like lakitg any lass than th*polleycalled lor. Aa Qermaaa, wa *»asali*d Paul Naa-inain. and he advised a*hot to tabs I',bat said %twould make tbem pay ail. sabasajaanuy, aalt badto be brought, abxiob* to ksow what that woaldoo«t, a* Mid be woald nit la any easa charge acmore than $JOU. and believed De eoaid mas. theUompaay pay that, Tbla wae aaU in ma pi**»uo.of a wun«**. lie, after much delay, oba:: .1 aJadgmeat for 9409J 75. bela^ principal, lat«r«e» asd00*11. tod Was said toil tarn At ws ue>d moatyto creditor* ws bad to give thsm a n-o. Tbe>.Neamann ha* paid, lla be charged a* $71», tool*anil inter*.!thereon, aad tbe balaaoe. amoaattag toover $1KM,be bustuck to Orgealaad ofirepeatedInquiries have aaly elleiud tas answer that Ifwe(apt a.alet be would pay as la time. Itwe did not.he woald make hi*fa* f1200. lnave received thatanswer from him again within Ib. last few daya.Alltbla wbta we ooald at oaae have ooiaiaed wltbla9303 of tbe aam due uj,bat we were over D*r.asd*dtcroo«D him. la eoae«ta.ae> cf allIbl.,1aad «ay

Ova children are left d**titnt*.(Blgacd.) AtniA Basrna-ia.

some daye befot* coming to the ->'*\u25a0*« Ltttt1 cdlee,Mrs. k*soh*ks wss advissd to go with bar aye child,

reaa aad cam's ob la* Banartbl* (?) Paul 9en-maaa'a dooritep and rafa** to mov. untU las waepaid. This the proposed to do. bat wa*assared, a*•he inform* as, ay B*bb«bb. thai •\u25a0 aha weald bepaid ahoillyIIshe kepi 4111*1." By her peraleteaey\u25a0bo ineollaeud fISO of th*som sb* claims to Bedoe. Inquiries mad* of Heamaaa hlmsalf brou.atoot tb*answer that \u25a0\u25a0 be eoneideied tb* costs sad a(12 jo fee not reasoaable, oat us meant to retaintbe whole." Won asked way, ta that case, ha badpaid SIM,be aald : •• Oh.Imala hat a pimini oftbal." Mr. Basobke prodae** * wlta***to in*agrwKsnt that the eolieotloa taoaid not la anyevent coil her more then IJut). Taaa th. fact re-mala* th*lba, for bl* «wn oeoeat, edvtsad poor,confiding fsllow-»antry people of alt own to bringsalt, and made bis advice coal thsa nearly S2OOO.wb*n only f300 were at staks.InOctober, 1373, liu.tav Bucbka aal on. Hut-

chock had a grocery on Powell atrser. to*lattertarnishing tbe money tb*torm*r th* •\u25a0 aiperlaaoa.

"'aa willappear.

The store was lnenrsd in tue dva* Company. Itwa* destroyed by lira the arm owed everybody,from ib*bread and milk man 'o HMbing M straa..The policy we* assigned v Heloing *Hmoa, andwith It weal sa agreement thai th* Isst-nsmed3rm thoeld collect the amoaot, te.Ue with the cred.ton, and pay tae balance auare and ibsn allka, to

Bitchk*and Belecbock. apoa taeir jnmtonttrThee* papers were all drawn by H. lAweaberg,

Bsq ,attorney aad notary Public Msaits. Halbingx Tirana empioyod me c > bring aotloa. th* sveacompany Bavlng not only declined to pay, but bav-lng aald taey woald send IB* man io ansaa ferarson Ao eomprtmvt »*s **«rofmtd. My fee waeto be ooatiogeat upun my recovertng jad«jneu ,Uelbinf m\ Straus agreelßg to advance in* coeu.I'be amoont :ne-i upon wa*oa*-third of what 1re-covered ; inataa ot (.liar*,nothing. Tbe action•a* tried before tae Uoo Samuel a. Owiaelle anda juryof twelve men in1lasted over two week*The Inearanee Company foagol Ins as** at everyHep, end with t vehemence foal thawed they, tlleast, believed tbe banding to here beta orialaaiiyAnd. The Company, coaaeel, ao lees *asa Ihsatba Hon. Joseph W. Winan*. torew Into tb*dt>f*no*all the geniat at hit command. Mr O. T i«d*n-rtca. oa« of tbe noal promiaeal attorneys la theci*y.waa associated wstb me. We lAaa balisv.na Inme jostle* *(oar client* cans*, aad mladrul of in*iurea! of ihe Company to have Baacnks » Bsiaaaaakindicted and poatsned for arsoa, s.r.iaed everyserve to wm th^ caa*. ao4 did wm it

A new trial wai asked forby tht c.mpany, whichdevolved upun Mr. Fnedenrlcb and Eayself anamoant of labor Ibat oaly a lawyer eaa spare*****.Tbe u.w trial wm* daaled, sad taea tb* Uaataaay,•hroagb Mr. Wlnsnt. appealed to Ihe BaareawUoart, where, la ta« ooart* of at *ad crowdedcalendars, tba out wae beard, argued aad dsotded.Itwas a long and bluer oontess. aad not until itsvery end wa*oo* cent paid for c anael fees.

Tbe money was coiieoted aad paid over to Hal-blag * Slraaa, alter Ib*fa* of lI2OU had been de-ducted. wai:n was lee* than onaoaird of thiamoant recovered. rher* wss ao complain: sttut time by tay oae a*lo tha amoatl of ths fss.Non* ol tn.uj objacied t< thi: urn*,assa ware only100 well eststasd with tb* bread placked fromthe oarmng "Ifirstbeard of Basciike dsavlag tbe jastl c of mj

chariie wbeo Ilearaed rrosa Beuchack* r-martlthat Baaebk* wa*trying to ebeas hut obi of batthan of the real of tb*money remaining la Heibiagt Btrene' handa after eatufyln*; the eredltora.lUaebke, IIstems had been deoetvlag Bslhlag adtrao*. and drawing money in the arm same law. 1apoa "joint order," a* agreed. Balaebaak theaemployed bit first c.on**l,Mr.Lowsnberg, aad Mr.iotu L.Lor* to protect him A notice aad d*-mand for sa accounting wts served on afeeere. Hel-blag*

Btnos by lbs oaonsal for Balscbaek. endMeatrs. Hslblog * siren* propsily rataeed to payany clot* money until tb* matter wa* settled by;b*Coart*. which, by ths way. we* strictly In ac-cord withtba agreement between tbe former part.aara. Messrs Loweaberg aad Love *aed M***s*.Helblag at otraa*. a* trass*.*, and Bs*cbk* andAnna, bis wife, to deteraiia* thdir right la th* trass

fond Tb*action was tried before the Boa. 1. M.Allen, presiding jaattoe or the superior '-curt. 1

appeared for Helbiag a Straaa. Lav.aad Loweabeegappeared forKelscback, and Mr. Marpby appearedforIhe man Btschke ud Anns, hie wife B**chk*than claimed, for the Ural time, tbat Iagreed totake f300 fora fas, tad Introduced, a* hie witness,a man who aaa slue* been arr*st*d far tail11egspoons.

gaface Itlo tay tbtt tbs Conn found In isver ofMr. Loweabera't cIleal, laawtng Basabi** storyab ot the 93- 0 agreement. aDd virtually decided

teat Bsechke. by ble maacbinatlon*. hau rasatveaail ibat be was entitled to within twenty odd dol-lars, and the wbol* fond rsaalalna wa**warded NBelscback, then bslag last saoago left to tave Uai

binii a sirens froa loss Every act of Bascbks laall tneee trsastc lon* tkawaa tbe de-p-lsid plan oft rascal to onset t slmpletoa who relied on hlj>.

rale oan be snb*Untl*:*J by Me**r* Lava sadLowrnberg, who sre .'ally ooaversaai withthe facia

Wb«n Itook ap Ibis man Baacaks's can*, at ibe

tastaaoa of Messrs. H.lblngat Dtraas la 1575, 1believed him. a*be represent d blmaslf, a wroaaedx.i, wiihoot frl«nd* or money, and tbat a neb

oorsoratlaa ptreaentad him boeaaaa ha wa* poor.aad tried to brownest him oat of his rtgb:*. Iespoaaed hi* cause aad iralaad It. Since tl«o 1bay* bad occasion to change ay alad, ana Ido

low believe that the rive* laaaraaca Company wasJastlfled In asserting that the Ore on Powell atreetwas not acri<i«elal. Myreasons tor arming at Ibis

osaelatloa are .Ist. B>l*cnock L'imi very Bear Dut txlßija Bar.

vlvlaf partner . ilearned tan froa a wliaees wbeuved hia froa ersßslloa when tne grocery bmraed.

M Bssehte la as. of the witatieti wbo tweestbal insbou wen and, la the Kslloea trial,tad labow under indictment Tor perjury, wlta Tony Wal-ler* defence

—•\u25a0 aa al.bl

"—reversed , 'bat Is, as

hmM lo prove that be wat ther*.iJ Mao* tbe Svaa lasorsaee ossa. Bsasuaa bas

keea arreeted far sreao IB bora in*an lnaared baas*aaaaalad by bta.

la the last ease he .aoapad by the akla of histe*M| la ibe forts**—tae perjury easa

—a ory af

bit ooootry htve yet to detenota* ait gain or laao.

cenc •

For th* corroborstloß of Us [act*hers listed Irefer lo tbe eevsrtl aaallemaa above aaaed, aad\u25a0he reprseeatallvae of the Dvea Usaraac* Coapany.

Th* aalmus of this attack Is ausdUieoiea alasß-mail, waichIasve neither th*tusaa as* tb* day

PO.IUOU lo ȟbmlt to Prior to taa assemallag of \u25a0

the State Ooaven'.l.n. an amlatary of too ebecare !

publication above mm toned waited >>o Mr. dpreck-

ela aad exhibited la him an article uiiiil mawhich, us esid, wae ao« aa •• editorial

"v (Jod aave

themarkj, bat a eoamaalcaitoß. t*bboiuu whientbey were iffered U**.aat n.t ih.y were fnmtltdisposed, aad woald sappres* lland write m*ap ifa. woald glvs uem on* hundred dollar*. Mr.ipreciels promptly declined rust *a*e. *vl-

deotly supposed Ibat Mr. spreckela had t pecaalsryIBtare*! la my election, *a1 hoped la bie*4 him

Iaa a oaadidas* for Bepratea stive aad aot asaator

IfMr.sprsckeU has any laiareat la Bslliatl easvre. IIImay be—tor Ide aat ksow ot ay owa aaowledg*_intb* Hawaiian aactprcelty Treaty The iow*rIHouse bm uothlaa whatever to da or aay with tres-

tle. The power rests la tbs Fn«sa*at aad Mastsalone Tba Hawaiian Treaty le see aa laaae iv »is

campaiga- Saaatots Millaraad Farley ooatroi tnai •

nailer, to far at this Mala la obboobbb*. tad itIoraay other OsaaTeaaataa akemld araaaase te lstevfarawith tbl* high BterogaatT* ef a Siailnr. Iot aelwoald probably rrcslv* tmerited rebuk*. aad oaeeot lo be fo-gotua Tm* lgaoraee* of taeae b«w»-

paper allaae ef oar form ef Usverßaeal doahileatlaada Ibsa lo believe that there M) anaaf hi tai*Coasrsitlnatl Oaht, sad, an.lisai their aiasaks, Iswy

v.nt Ihelr tpiuoa ae. and playiag taea tae aaaM-it)ola vtoloa* ataa and Uaorsat eaata. its valIspoa them te panda before ay door, la order is

fores Ihelrowa lulu*.lasigno to a trutttoa.

Abhvb who let* la a esaafeasaUar less a a paesa-n!»l guat. rroas whoa, vuiauwas aa la awvsr free.lesßM ptoaoa* lo do 11, aad bet*Istall as eas-i*ia*4 la aay tarßss*.

TM•• storey IsMsr

-4*sw lak frott taa taa af

uarfield, bat withIIa*tatinnil his aaesuam aato ilee and liar*. Iqaou oaly la*Idea

•• At taa oaeatag of til* laHHBBIreaolvad ao*to tatwst aay aereoaal tteaeke. taowla* ths* gay

eaesalaa ornld invaai filiiknUl faster ahaa 1oaaiaanswer ißsaa aad aal my uau wsatd ••

bauas

apent Inbendta* »y *ae»«rte »o tuna** af Bin

aaaeaea to tbe parry than to sussir.- Fall!Banoat this IMB.Iassure aay t.llow--itlsaa* taat bo

other calumny will<*< \u25a0"• <a*o pnat agalaMil1 'AOL 2MUMAM.

The Waaderfal A<Unatawat af the HBn.aMiaeklae.

B> Kr.0. W HalniM.

Already Inthe first man wbo trod the soil of onrplstsl the gnat mechanical and chemical dlecov-•tlee of uncounted riming ages were anticipated.Bla tlaaue* ware woven Ina loom no Kaatern fingers.

no Western maohlnery could rival. Wbere strength

wa*needed, apower of railaUßoe like that of Iron

waa given alrand* of fiber finer than the spider*thread, aeen only aa It gimtena In the sunbeam.Where elasticity wee wanted, * substance likecaoutchouc exuded and eolldlfied. The pillar*which

•opport bllframe would crumble under llwere they

not many times atronger lo lubstance than the

columns wblch rapport hit temple*. Tb* leverageof hie limb* le adjusted to bis need! wltb aa au-daclty whlci bo engineer weald venture The by-

draullct of tbe clrcol.tiou are but clemillyImitatedIn our aquedncta aud tbelr distribution. And whatare all th* floodgate* ot human contriv.no* com-pared lo tbca* delicate translucent valvej wblchwe were *o recently aadylng, which sUnd guard attha mouth of the great artery and arrett tha solidcolumn of blood coming back, upon them like th*blew of a hammer, day and night. 10 rime*c mlaolef r 70 years, and at many more se lifemay spareas? Man M more than a machine, but, a* a ma-chine be lltn ever present mlrtcle. Hie heart llalime-keeper which oooote tbe teood! ioi toeotory with ooe wisdlag op. Tbe bettingapparatus of oor dwelling! la tbe lorfaceof IU radiator* tod the poU ot IU fnr-naces only repeaU the valvul» oonnlvrate*and the vim of our own mucous membrsnee. Notelephone convey* a message so ftithfully ss tbt

membrane of the tympanum transmits it to thelisteners ID the reoeeses of tu* labyrlatb. Noetaam engine can work with at> little fuel as the

homan organlim ;no dye-house oan reproduce tbe

glowot c youthful cheek ;ne laboratory oan manufactare s grain of albumen ;no musical instrumentno reach tbe human heart Ilka a woman'! voice ;

no lent can adapt Iteelf to lightIlk*the banian ay*.

And *o we oome back lo tba mloroeoop*. tb* perloetlou ot wblcb was developed by Imitating at it beltmight tbote achromatic arraogem.nU, the darkenUg pigment, Ihe diaphragm, theadjeitmsnU fordis-tance, wbloh were all ojupl.leIn tbe first man whoopened his eyeildioncreation

The boost la which Maaslnl was b»ra ha* beenpurchased by Ibe people anw preiaaatfl to «*e ata-nlcipality of Uenoa. and la now. wvls. away •*•\u25a0•»••ting ralias, open lo the paMte.

MECHANISM Of MAN.

Eastern Kansas md Western Missouri btve been\u25a0offering from s nuioon blowing from over Ibetuked plain lo Indian Territory.

Wednetday* report from Peoeeoola mentionednineteen new osiee cf fever and three deaths.

Melville, Naroe and Nladerman, the leamut'M iur-vlvors, arrived in New lork yeiterday, and werereceived with all tbe honors. A tug having onboard a dlltloaul.bed party, Including Melville'srelallTtt and De Lin>'< father.ln-lsw. went downthe harbor to meet tbe /*arUU.

A Fusion with Ihe Greenbackers with an Im-

portant Reservation—

Hobies Majority in

Maine About Ten Tbausa.d —Split Among

Ihe Nebraska Republicans- Derrieger Prac-

tice in a Denver Newspap r Cffice -Tilden

Not Dying, nor Even Sick Norvin Green

Refuses a He-election.

AaaoeUtM P.-.« DMpatehea

rreals.it Sreea l» Bellrw.New Tosi, Snpi.mhrr 13th Dr. N.Green t.

-dey announce* to the Directors Ibat be intends toretire from Ike Prestdeoey of the Westero UnionTelegraph Ootopany at ih* expiration of his term,A dividend or 1-» aal .tut. baa been declared.

Hullr.md ReparU unj BaaturaNew Tosk, Keotaniber 13ih._T!.e fist his th*

amount due preferred stockholders of the NorthernrScloo Hai:r- a.l wit \u25a0aaartew at tbs meeting of tbeFinance Commute* to.day bi the TreMnr*r to be alittle over IlljDgO.aaa, *Mprsierrad .lockout-•tandlog li, In am< utit, aboot (42 UUU.Ouu. Thedifference Utbe i-urplus earnlnga of the road sincethe date of the reurKanlx%tlon of the company, whenthe holders of bands Issued under the Jay Uookerealms consented to convert their bonds Into pre-

ferred stock.The managers have been peralataat buyers of til

the Allegheny Central, which glvea color to Iberumor ibat negotiations are pending for the pur.chase of tbs Allegheny Central by Ibe Ltckawanna.This explains, la part, tbe recent activityand ad-vance in Allegheny.

YYeree than ported.Waiuinqxob, Pa., September 13th._ The defalca-

tion of the Washington Having* Bank amounts to107,001). Bulb's confession was to SW.OOO.

b-i.ui.ii.-iiuSplit la Nebraska.Omaha, September 13tb There I* to be a hot

tight In the Third Co gree lonal District. E. E.Valentine, present Ooag-eesman, was nominated afew days ago by the regular Bepubllcn ConventionitFremont, and on tbe same day a few antt-Talen-tine delegates held a Convention and nominatedM.S. Turner of Columbia. Each faction clalmt tobtve bald the regular Convention. Considerableseniitlon waiproduced bars tc- ley by tbe toooonce-meat that United states senator Van Wyck will\u25a0tump the Third District for Turner. Van Wyckand Valentine hive been InCongress together, todbis action Is Benin denounced by Stalwart Be.publicans, brcau-e If Valentine should be Jeleateditwould probably elect tbe Democratic candidate,who will be Bon. W. B. Hunger of Fremont. Thereare Just twice at many Bepubllean voters in thelbird District aa there are Democrats, and If tbaRepublican* split anywhere equally Manger standsa fair show. Valentine's friends, however, have nofears of bit defeat.

Woman Infruiie Convention.Omaha, September lain Tbe American Woman

Suffrage Convention wa* largely attended againto-day. Addresses were mads byUon. E M Oorrel',President of Nebraska Association, Mrs. Bebsoca N.liasud of Si. Loult, Mrs. Margaret W. Campbell ofMaine,Dr.Mary F. Thomas ofIndiana, Mr*. TracyButler of Illinois, Mies Laura Clay, daughter ofCaselea M.Clay of K'ntnoky.General Eaetabrook ofOmaha, Mr*.Dr.Dlnimore ofOmaha, Susan B. An.thony. Lacy Stone and others. Tbere are delegatespresent fr.mtwelve States. Letter* were read fromGeorga William Curtis, Julia Ward Bows, GovernorSI.John. Mrs. Mary A.Llvermore and otbsrs,

l*aalablas m Telegraph Coaapußy.Uilwacxu, September 13th.

_Tb* Mutual Union

Telegraph Company was impended from doing bu.alness on the Biorof lbs Chamber of Commerce to-day, on account of an unsettled claim of the com-miisloo firmof Moaby at Mclnto*b. granted by theBoard of Arbitration Tbe Company had refusedto mike good a claim of damagea formutilateddespatches.

ramlehlaa; a,Telegraph Cemapaay.Milwauebe, September lain Tbe a&utual Union

Telegraph Company wat suspended from doing bns-lne«s on the Boors of the Chamber of Commerce to-day, on account of an unsettled claim of Ibe cob.mission firm of Motby » Mclntosb, granted by tbeboard of Arbitration. The Company bad refused tomake good a claim of damages for mutilateddespatches.

Nnunn v Nut Dick.Mew lobk, September 13th The story of Til-

den's Illness came from st Louts, sod waa that th*

physlol.ua bad given np hope. Tlldeu rode out fee-day.

Chaan of Oaleera.Philadelphia, September lßib The Plrectois

of the Pennsylvania HBiiroad Company to-day ac-cepted the reslgnttlons itVice-president Oassatt andQroeral Freight Agent Crelghton and cooflrmad thechanga* made public some lime ago.

Atteaapttd Aaaasalaiatlon.Ueiiveb. September 13tb

—This morning a dar-

tardly assault was made upon I,W. Maddux, editorat tieFlaindtaler. by he manager, U. W. Htraly.the latter .booting at blm with a revolver, but miss-ing him. The trouble grew out of a eelllemeniMaddox demanded, which Straly reiu*ed.

Bobl. '. K.i-..Ecnrkßio, Me., September 13;h._ Jturnaf

official return* from 395 town! and plantation.* showtbal Bible has 68,308 ;PlalsUd. 57 035 ;Obis*.109] :Vlnton, 216 ;Koitli,Hi. Bobte'i plorallt/11 1271 tod will probably be Increased.'

Spread of the Yellow Fever.Labxdo. September 13tb Yellow fever of the

most malignant type has bruken out at Mler,Mexico, tblrty-9ve miles from this place. Thefever was brought to the town from Matamorao by aeblpmeot of merchandise. The Inhabitants areleaving Inevery direction to-lay.

\u25a0•nth IjtrollinHepubllr.-ina.

Oolubibus, H. O.,daptemb!r lStb_lß tbe Beput.ltcan Bute OonTsnllon, tc^lay, toe committee ap-pointed to cooler wltb tbe Ureenbtck Uommlttee asto tbe term! upon wblcb they could unit* In sap-port of a State ticket, reported hat Ibeyhad held aconference, and recommended tbat the Conventionabonld endorse the State ticket of the Greenbackparty, and slated that a committee of that party badgiven assurance that they would escort a free ballotand faircount. The proposition provoked a verylong and bitter dincaaaioo, aud ibe following sab.slltote. by Congressman Mackey, wrs adopted :

K'.nlceJ. Teat tbe Oonven^lon of the Union Re.publtoan party of Booth Carolina, while repudia-ting the financial principles advocated by tbeQreenbaok party and reaffirming the principles ofthe Union ltepubllcto puty,do reoomoiend thai attbe nextgeneral election the voters of the State, Inthe Interest of free ballot and fair count, call theirballots as Kepublloans for the Dial* ticket nomi-nated byIb* Greenback Labor Convention on in*BinInstant.

A resolution was adopted recommending Beput.llc&ne to support B.B. tJash. Independent candidatefor Oongreee in the Fifth District. E. W. Maokaywas reflected Chairman of Ihe Slate Executive Oom.mlttte. Adjourned.

tloßvaatoae'e Trial.DARViixa, Va.. (tepMmber 13:b —The eximloi.

lion of witnesses In Ibe ctee of Mayor Jobnotonr,charged wltb Ibe murder of John E.Hatober, Obi*fof Police, was concluded to-day, md the pleadingwillbegin to morrow.

Western Vnlun Keveaaea.New loam. September 13th.

_The net revenue* of

the Western Colon Company for the quarter endingSeptember 30th, era partially estimated al $2,130.-000. and the surplus after dednotlng tbe dividenddeclared to-day it S3 597.810.

Indl-.n K..UI.

LmooLji, September 13th—

A special to the /«ar.rial states that a band of four or five bundledIndians utve appeared oa Beaver Creek on the h.i -•aa l.oe, souihof Dundee oounly, and are stealingnorses and murdering ssttlers. SuperintendentHolrtdgt of tb*BurlingtonendMlttoort littlwiy,Inretpon** to a reqoeii, has seat an order fora largeamount of ammunition to be lent out on tht trainto-morrow. They are In the lame roue followed bythe Cheyenae* when they escaped from Fort 8111\u25a0ome yean ago. Intents excitement prevails Inth*vicinity.

TELEGRAPHIC LINES.

Htale (oiivi'iitioti.

South Carolina Republican

NEWS OF THE NATION.

The Egyptians are Surprised al Daybreak and

Make but a Feeble Resistance -The WholeThing Over in Half an Hour— Many Pris-

oners and Great Quantities of Army

Material Captured -Immediate Advance onGairo Expected — Disgraceful Flight ol

Arabi in the Midst of Ihe Battle.

»-.» i.t«lPn«a l>«.p«tebM

ABABI VASBA'S DEJTEAT.

likailia, September 13lh.—

Te -M-hsblr waacarried this morning with a rush. The first tbolwaa nred at five o'clock. T&e poattlou waitaken IBtwenty minute., we bavlng iurprle«d lha enemy bya night march.

LoHDoll. September 131b.— A correspondent givesthe following dea:rlptlou of tbe battle at Tel- 1-Keblr, dated at 4:48 a. M.i Geueral W Iseley hasarrived 00 tbe ground. Tbe artillery opeoed fire

before tbe enemy were aware of our preeene*. Tueinfantry immediately after pressed forward, deploy-ing and ppsnlng fixe from *sheltered position AIthllmoment tbe battle llrtglngfiercely, io ftr si

artillery firing llcooeerned. Toe men btvenot yetoome to close quarter! with tbe rebels.

Asoeond de.patch from the itme correspondent,dated 11' iiK-tnr.9 a m , saye : Tbe great battlellpractically over. Tbe rebels discovered our menwben about oue mile from their worke, aud openeda heavy rifle fire. Oar men paused for a moment ootbe line of the sand-hills, aud tien, with a gallantrush, they were amouK ibe rebel*. Acting on Gen-eral Wolteley't orders, tbey reserved tbelr fire andwent lo wilb tbe b.vooeu. Tbe ultngbier for s

Urn* wtivery greet. Tbe rrbelt mold not Hand It.aod broke an lnsd, punned hotly. 1f allowed theuoj.t IrishUegiment Into taa treLcbe* before oneof Ihe fort*. Tbey were ttiltd with Ar*bl'*follow-ers, dead and dying Tbe oval ru.h wa* made overa distance of 2011 yards

—th* msu eklrmUbing and

\u25a0caltng cover until they reached tbla point. Severalthouaand Egyptian* are taken prisoners. Our ownloss op lo tbt. time, 1should compute at 300 killed.

WBO won THE BCHOOS

Mw Yobx, Beptember l:ltb Tbe following la

spe.^i.i to the v 'gram, dat'ii before Tel-9.'-K«blr at

1U45 a. at : Tbe Highland Brigade distinguishedlhein*elvei. notiblyat Ibe redonb'.t of Tel-el-Kebir,tilof whicb tlong Iba entire enemy 't Use waicar-ried at Ibe point ot the bayonet At6M tbitmorn-ing Ibe Hltitilioderi dashed lo on tbe left, com-pletely surprising the enemy. Tbe Utter, however,

soon railed from Ihe torprlie, and pluokllyrepliedwith volleyiof muskttry, lnfllcslng severe lost ontkeir assailants. Tne following ofnxrs fell:Brit.libomoeri killed Major Oolvllle and LieutenantBomervllle of Ibe Beventj -lourlb Highlanders.British officers wounded :Colonel Hutchlnaon of

tbe Forty-sum Beglmenl ; C.plaln Kept., CaptainCumberland, Lieutenant Milwood and LieutenantGordon Oary of tbs Hiventy-!oartb Highlanders.

L.eutenant GordoD, In tbe melee killed tbr cKiiyptlanoffioera with hit day more Ai the Forty\u25a0litti Uegtment dtihed over tht mtreochmeot, tbelrlea ir, Colonel Uutchlnson wii woonded In themonth and carried off the field.

At balf-patt 8 o'clock your correspondent rode

with Uecerai Wolteley's tuff tome tbree mllee be-yond Arain'a intrenchmenu Tne Egyptians werein full retreat. Icounted 3UJ Egyptians lyingdeadoi<n tbe field. The British cheered General Wolar-ley after tha Dattl*.

On our right tbe guards tod rifla* carried an br-fore tbem. Tbe full extent of our lot* It notknown. Tbe bltck Soudan troop* on ibe Egyptiantide fought well and Arabl't artillery wai willserved, but Ihe pore Egyptian reglmenU behaved ina very cowardly manner. Tae Br titb oevalry push,ing forward right toward Zigaxig. col off tbe re-treat of tbtEgyptian! from Ksfr-sl-Dwsf. The enemy retreated at toll ipead toward the desert andCairo. Tue Highland Brigade while In action prc-asn:*d tbe me*t martial eight imaginable.

OBATBIC DBtCßirnOa OF THS fIQHT.

Til-el-Kebib, Usptember 13 b.— The flrlt fire ofihe reoel* wa*very wild. It came rrom buth In-

fantry and artillery and passed over our heads, Ibey

being dlaconcerled by tbe euddeo attack. Withdavllgbl Ibe eoemy's art Improved and becameIlk*a heil-'Orm. Many men fell,bol not for asecoud did our advance atop. One of tbe coveringparlies lyingdown, fired over, while tboie in frontpreated on General Graham', brigade worked wltba gallantry nolblng could turpaas. Tbelr cheer,

whichresembled a wild yell,could be beard above

tbe din of muaketry a! tbey charged up tLe tteepslopet of the trenchei. The Exyptiaus were terror.

strioken. Many bid In tne corner, of tbe works,

while others fl d at their utmost speed, throwing

everything irom them.Our work, however, wainot jet endnd. A large

muer redouot on Arabi't left wing, well armed, wasetui held lnlac;. but tue brltun troops were QOt to

be deterred. With another brllliau ru.h Ibey wereamoog the eneay, bayonetung tbe gunner* at the«urn aod ospturlng Ibe heavy artillery. Tbut wecaptured tbe kiy of tbe poaitiou. lo fifteen min-

ute*from the flnl ruth we were IW matters. Tberattle of the enemy's musketry died away, while

our men foraook the baiooet and picked oflany of the rebels wbo anil showed Oght InIbelr retreat. On the south the enemy

etwd a few minutee longer, perhap* a quarter of anhour, but the appearance of our c.vairy on thslr

right flsnk soon battened tbelr retreat. Ina tewminutes nne rusblog ttream of fugitives was mtktoglor ZagaslK, lyingcurof all ibelr intrsochmaoU

A little later, General MoPher.on's Indian brigadebnrat upou tbe flying foe from ihe eomh, and Iherout was complete Tbe artillery,ooinlng up ai aga lop, unllmbered aod sent Ihelr shot and shellafter tb* rebels, adding to their confuilun Tb.cavalry bad got right itunul the enemy's flanka•

ben the fight begin. My previous estimate of tieuumber of resell captured wai under r.tber tbanavai the mark. Tbe Kgyplltn10-. md the numberof gont captured are alto grtater thin Brit meu-meulloned. It It believed tbat the bulk of the

rebel foroe will be oaptored and tost a doatublow'iajbeen given to Arabl. All tbe work witdoneby our troops lo Ibe Brit lioe of attack, itIbe

principal fortification* bad been carried by tbe timeibe Guarjt and Ibe Fourtb Brigade cam. up.

iuusiun or tux raoori.

iutiLu, September 13th.— The troops for tb*attack on Tel-el-Keblr were arranged in me follow.

Ing order : One troop of Ihe Indian contingent

with a battery of mountain trace on tha extieme

left;tho Fourth Brigade, under General Aanburn

b.m ;the Highland Brigade aud General Graham'sBrigade In the order ar named. A Brigade of

Gotrd* on tbe right supported Geoersl Graham.

Tbe fort;-poondera were pushed three mile! up tberailway The enemy fired tbe flrttibot. For bellan hour tbe engagement was general iloog the\u25a0gyptlan Hoe. from four to five milM,after Ibey

were partly driven from their lntrebcbmentl. Tbe

rifle*cf tb*Forty-sixtb and the marine* had tben

reaohed wltblo 200 yards, and preparation werebeing made to norm tbe lutrenebmeuu Theenemy's flic at 6:4" a. at. recommenced oo the left,

but not vigorously. AI6:50 tbere wa* silence along

Ice whole Una of Intrencbmenu. tben already oc.copied by the Brlllsb. The troop* war* between

IVrl-Keolr, Kroper and karelo. Colonel Bichsril--'\u25a0ii of the Forty-alxth, wti wooodrd daring lOe eo-gifrpmenl. All oar troopß lougbt well, tbe ladUnContingent on Ibe le.-l carefully reserving their fire.

jMUULWOLJXXkT'S orriOIAL kkPOST.

Lohdok. Beptember lath—

Tbe War Office ba<received Ibe following omola' report from Genera

wolseley, giving bis report of tbe be tie at Tel-el-Keblr: Wa itruck camp at Kaasaaalu Lock* lastevening and bivouacked on a hlgb rld^e above ibe

catup until I:3U Ibis morulnK. We men advancedupou tue very extenalv* aod very atrongly fortified

position beld by Arabl Paths with twenty tbouaandrrgulsrs, of whom twenty-five hundred werecavslry.

withseventy goo* and tlx thooieod Bedoulnt todIrregultn. My foroe wii snoot eleven thouiandbayoneti, two tbooetnd eabrei aod alxty guoe. Tohave atiaoked co etroug c position by deylight,wltbthe troop.Icould pl.oe in tbt field, would btveentailed a vary great lues. Ireeolved, therefore, to•ti.ck before dayoraak, paaalng the allmil*- whichintervened between my o.mp and tbe enemy* poel-tlon indarknoa*.

Tba cavalry and two batteries ot horse artillery

on tho right bad orders to sweep around tne enemy*,

linest daybreak. The first division of the secondBrigade, under General Graham, wet supported bythe loot guirttunder Ib*Doki at Coontagbt, andseven bstlsri** of artillery numbering forty twoKani, wltb s tnpportlog brigade ;then tbe asoonddivision of tbe Highland liru.de tod tae lodtincontingent. These were on tbe loalb lid*of tbe0.d.1 with tbe navel brigade on tha railway.

Great emulation Wat evinced by the regiment! to

be flr.t in the enemy's works. All went at tbematralgbt, tbe Boyal lrlab particularly dutlngnliblng

Itself by IUdash aad manner at It closed wltb theeuemy. All be enemy's works and cumpa are nowIn our poisestlon. Ido not know exactly the num-ber of guns captured, bat It la considerable. Sev-eral trains also withImmense qutntllleiof lopplleiwelt captured, Tbe enemy ran away, Ihonaand.throwing a».y their trmi wbeo overtaken by tbecavalry. Their lost livery greet.

General Willis waislightlyand Oolooel Bicaardiseverely wounded. M.Jors Oolvllle, Underwoodand Bomervllle, of tbt Highland LightInfantry, arekilled. Of Ibe Black Watch, Lieutenant aJ.eN. IIlikilled ;Otptalst Cumberland and Fox wounded ;

General Allison's Alde-dt-Oamp. Captain Uuilon,

wounded ;Colonel Stirling and a surgeon of tbeColdstream fJuard, wounded ;Colonel Balfour, of

tbe Orenadler Gnardt, wounded In the lag and aOolor-Bergeant killed, Tbe cavalry I* now on it*

march to Belbay*, and the Indian contingent on Itsway to Zagaslg. to be followed thll evening by the

Highland Brigade. Tbree Lieutenant! of tbe Cam-eron Highlander! were wounded. Tbe otoil 11 ootIn tome place! , bnl tbe railway ll Intact. Itbe*been discovered that Bagbeb Paths tod AllFebmyPaabt were wounded lo Ibe engagement lut Bator.day.

aimaa ooourns.Lohdoii. Beptember 131b

—Major-Ueopral Me

Pberson telegrtyus from Zigaslg to the War Officethat cc iii.d.a forced march after tbe oapture otTel el Keblr and occupied Sagaslg tt 4:14 tbl*

afternoon. He aelaad five train* with th*lr engine*.

Tbe Qoveraor oame la and tnrrendered to tbe Brit,

lib and tbe people are eabmlttlvt.

ababi rAißA'a oowArsica.Lo«ooB. Heptember lath— Many deiptlebei btve

been reoelved from Tel-el-Keblr laudatory of tbetogllib uoope, bol tbtre is little that Is new Intbem. One isyiIWe will pubco to Cairo wilbouldelay. Arsbl Pe<ba'i troops are evidently delightedet tbe prospect of an aod to tbe war. Immense•tores of ammunition abd 1200 tenta were captured,Tbere Itno doubl thai Artbl Ptiba wai completely•urprlaed. Aitoon as the Kogllab troop, reachedthe enemy 'a entrench menu, Artbl Patot get onbotrd a train end ordered II to iteaai off from the88888.

ABBBSTBD »0» LTma.

fOBT Bud, Beptembei l»tb The Oovernor btatrreited certain Hhlski for circulating falee new. ofs victory gained by ArtblPutat.

akDirtaißirrioN or orytoaaa.

Lo»dom. September Htb It is uoderetood lbs*to lbs aveol of the early close or tbe Egyptian cam-palgn, Dllke, tbe Coder Foreign Secretary, le likelyto be promoted to a position in the Utblnei. A newappointment will be made to 81l tbe ctloe wblobha at preM.nl bold., aad fre.b appointment! willalto probably ba made to tbe Prealdeacy of th*council and Chancellorship of tha Dneby of Lan-,caster before Me next eeeiion ot firiumeui cnii-

ARABI ON THE RUN.

ltyStorm.

\\ ..!-.!<• s Takes 'I«-i-.-i-k.« i>lr

AdaalßlatcrlßK atrvcßßlaoWaixa Walla, September lfcth

—Two valuable

bones belonging to Jobn Singleton, an old tattlerbar*, died on Sunday nlghl under eutplclou. cir-

ioiu.t.ooes Ananalytu of thtlr etomaebs baviogboat) aiada by Dr. W. B. Well* strychnine In quin-titles sumcleut to kill were found. Qraat Indigostloa prev>ll.among ib. cllla*na over tbe oowardly

rascal woo administered tbe poison, Tbe aalmaliwerevalaedeleWO.

\u25a0iTkuKi'Fair.

Tb* great attraction at tbe Mechanics' InstituteFair ltat nlgbl was tbe atblells exbibitloa by tbeOlympic Olnb Tbt Pavilion wat orowded. md tbeper fortaaact, wbleb was comprised lo sn eiteotlvtprogratsafte. wee greatly admired

Uon . Morris M. Kstee, and Hoa W. W. Marrow,willaddress tbe clliatna of San Francisco tbl. even.Ing, at Platt'e Hall,at eight o'clock Tha gallarleear. reserved for ladies tad tbelr eiourts.

Mer>aa>lle>aa Mrrlluludlikl.

Last evening, by order of tbe Bepubllcn Slate

Oentral Oommlttw, 100 goat were Bred lo buoor oftb*victory la the Mtloe election! on Monday.

Th. Bjejwa rraas Malar

A..Nr.i.lDeath.

An icqaesi was Leid >e«ter aay In th*csm or Iheboy Patrick Bradahaw. wbo was ran over and killedToet'l.y afternoon. Tbe Jury returned a verdiot oraccidental death and exonented the driver, B«nJ.Ltlbaastsrir, from allblame.

Alleced Ka.beulaa.aat.

V.ilneyEngle, Treasurer of Vaibi Bnent Lodge, A.O. V. W., wa* arrested yesterday, oo ocmplalol of J.<* Heveranoe, and cb.rged wilb eaibeill-mecl ItI*alleged tbal Kuglsembeuled S4OU from Ibe Lodge.He declined to aay anything aboai Ibe affair.

<..0.1. l«i ef narfl.r).

Heary alia* \u25a0\u25a0 Lacky" Bays wai convicted of

burglary in tne ora; degree In Departmout 11 yes-terday. Bay* la tb. aame parly who waa arrettedabout two yeara ago oo suspicion of having

airamtled bis landlady, wbo k.[.t a lodging-house atIbe corner of Duponiand California ttrseia. ai theevidence was not somci*ni to hold htm ba was dls.onarged. aod the murder bat never been cleared np

Ihe Fire Bell.Tte alarm from has ll\at twenty minute* pail

eleven o'clock yesterday morning wa* a Bra on tbe

roof of ibe boute Hua. 221 and 321H Austin street.Oanse, defective flue ;d.mage, f300.

Ac alarm Irom Box 31, ai half-pail 6 o'clock lastevening; waa for a Or*at tbe lodging-house Mo. 411saoeome itreet, owned by L.i.twill. Tbe originof ibe Are was tbt exploilou of t coal oil lamp.Lo*a,*SO.

Mot BUdaaPsad.Cblljg Uo L*ouk,a pswebroker at No 754 Wash-

ington etreet. reportrd at tL*Police OCOoe TaatdayMffßj that bis tbirteer-ye.r-old daughter bad b*en

kidnapped wblie pitying bibe hallway. DetectivesAvanand Cox learclied inrouxb Chinatown, but dlscovered bb trao*. of her. Toe child returned homeye*l*rd»r morulnii, eaylag tbal she bad been InLoom!*' school tor uaiaes. daring lbs night, to•acepe poaubment for a alight offence committedat home.

Allrs-wlF.rltrf.Bamutl McKee wm arreated yesterday by Officer

Clarkeon, on campi.lal of Mrs M. K. Pratt, aodobarged wl'b ftr^.ry The oompltiaant stated that

on tbe 11th of September. 187*. the bad a sum ofmoney depoaited witnfotepbec Otis, a stock broker ;

thai on tbal day McKee presented ao order to OilsforSlO. psytble to besrsr Tbe order bore brr ilg-ttiiurr, wblch ebe rialms wai rorgad. Tbe complaint wai tworn om by Mrt.Pratt on Toeidij. butone day before tb* offenoe charged would Oaf* beanbarred by tbe etaMte of limitations

Tras. Mark \u25a0•elalaa.

Judge Hunt has decided tn tbe cae of l**.eS.B eenb.nm a«.laat Sftmu^l Lewis ai 03. In fivor oftbe plaintiff, granting blm v ißjanoilon for tbeprotection of bis trade-msrk, <• The nag of 81.Oeorge," which hat beco j-b well-knowo as the dlf-tiDct v> msrkot s superior qualliy of cigart m»ur-facturad by 1. s. Boecubium « Co.. Tbli ctt) baiattracted cootlderable allrotloa amcog dealeri andcontumert, tod in the ours- ot trial the cuitaiatand usage* of Ib*cigar trade were fully ventilatedE>re A Frank, of 220 Saneome ttreet. were tbe attor-ney, for tbe plilnliflanJ ablr and lucceeifmiy pre-sented bu side ol a much mooted question.

Seal. •« Btl.it'l.r» ntrk.

Information w«. received yesterday of tbe deathof Mitt C ara Fitch, eldeat daughter of Uvorg* k,F:tch of tli*Bullum, y.tiersay morning, at Man.terey. Her destb resulted from lujuileireceivedby lbs tucldenlsl overtaro.og of t otrrlttjiIn wbl bthe was riding along tb* Luht-tious* road abouteight weeta ago Tb* deceased, who wa* battwen > three- years ot age, bad for many year* bsenidentified wltb ee-er.i instltutl'ns organised In thla

city fur the raiief ut tbe aick and Ipititute Sheletvet a wlda circle of frlenda who will tlucerelymourn ber loaf.

BrmiUlua Ctoh Fre.ldrnt..A number ol ibe tieoubilc.a Cob Presldeott met

last evrulng at toe rooms ol Ibe State Central Commlttee lor ibe purpo»e of considering tbe miner ofa Municipal Nominating C mveotl d. Tbe meetiuwwas mcotlTe and laned until10 o'clock. TbryOrldfd to iseue a call fur Watd club primaries, andnrt op-o primaries, lo be beld Saturday, tbe J43BBSS, lo elect 117 delegates to a Municipal Conveotloo to bi betd on Mscd.y, tbe 25th, two days be-fore th. day appointed by the County Committeefor their convention. Tbe vole on tun waiuuantmous. Tbe call will be Issued to-tnorrow morn-Ing. .NoLe A tbe details were arranged. After tbemeeting tba executive Comalttee met lo arrangetame of tbe deiaili, aod tae President* will meetagain to alKbt t j take fln.l action on the call to beissued to-morrow.

A 1.11-T.l. urnTbe l3d«lng-Moute on Annie atreet, between Mis-

sion aod J*«ate, was entered by tbree burgl.rs Mon-diy 1.4t While aearoblng tbe trunks tbe Ibievei

found two revolvers, wtilch they appropriatedTbey were surprised by an inmate uf Iba Loom-cd two stasped, leaving tbe tblrd to struggle wilbttit boarder. Intbe luss.'e that ensued tUa lapel ofthe burglar's coat waa torn off, and b* escapedToe.d.y afternoon effloer Tobin observed PatrickWelsh lounging ironed Tbe house, and as b*> oor-reiaoaqaJ withthe description ol aaje ol tbe ttiUvee,he we* taken Into costody Welsb'f room wa.Tinted aud several of th* atoien articles were die-covered la a cloMt wai foand a coat from wblcbtba lapel bad been torn. Welsb was booked torburglary, and will be examined ceit Monday.

\u25a0•rabllru Mpeaßcr. utaatplair th« •late.Tbe Bepablloan Sttte Oen'r.l L'ommlttee an.

nounce tb.t Hon. Morris M. I-lee tbe Bepubllcannominee lor Uovernor. and Hon W W. Morrow,K-pnblican nominee for Berre»eut.llve to Ooogre***.t-Large. wtilttump ibe Bute, addreaetng tba peo-ple on tbe le*ac ot tbe day, opening In thllcity to.

L.I>t riaiflHill,aud appearing lo Oakland Fri-day, tbeu In otber Interior cities The plaoes anddates willbe found In tbe SUte UcotrilOommlllee'anotice io another oolumo Ci-'Jovernor ueorge LWoo t,B*publloan nominee for OanKresa from tberoartn Ul.trict, ao 1 Uolonel I.M Uibson, Brpab-lican nominee for UailroAd Commi*>siooer !fjm theIb rd BaUroad Ulttrtc. willalso iiuinp the State,opening at tt.uta Orar. to mcrrow Tiitiother place*and tu*dates of thulr appearance willbe found Inanother column In tbe omeial nolloe of tbe stateOentral Committee.

BlrtJulddT Armlrd.T. J. McUuiddy was arreated >t»terd.y by tbe

U.9 Marshal, ona charge of conspiring lo resist andonpose A W. Poole, U H Marshal, when tbe Uttershould endeavor to serve ao ex< cation Issued byJaCga Sawyer of tbe United SLIMCircuit Court, toeject s large number of tbe Mussel Slough leuitrs

from land cialmrd by tbe railroad company. Duringtbt resistance wblch the Marabal encountered, sev-eral men were killed An tnd'cttnent wai foundagain.! elgnt of ibe letllrrs, all of whom were arrested wltb tbe exception of Mcljaiddy. Of Ibeeeven tried, six were eniivic ed .ujimprisoned tn•be B.nu Ol.r. Ooun'r J-il. Abut lio'clock yes-terd.y McQaiddy war sf-rved with a warr.nl,aud

waa taken to tbe office of United states Ooaumls.\u25ba loner Hawjer. wbere a bond of 1:000 waa given,wi'b Hobkit C Brown and Jobn M. Mattbews ttvure'lee. The cate baa been act for the (Jailed

dines circuit Court for November 37tb.

WHEELERS CONVICTED.

The Jary rt-4 Him I»IU]uf HarSer la theKlr.lUrirrr

Tbe me of Ocoriie a. aTkeaatc, ckargea wltb tbemurder of Delia Tlllson, bis .i»la*-lc-l.w, wat rf-eumed yeaterd.y morntnK id Department 1:4.TbrouKbont ibe J.y tb* court.room was to crowdedthat It was almost Impossible to pass In or out ottbe room Tbe unusual aetemblage wat owing totbe fart tbtt tbe case would go to tbe lory duringtbe day, aud all were anxious lo bear me verdict.Wbeu the Court opened, District Attorney PrattcomtnenreJ the closing addreas on tbe part of tbeprosecution. He made a very affecting speech.Tbe Court cbar*c d tL- juryat two o'clock, md tbeyretired for deliberation at tbat ti jie. Daring ibeebetnee of the Jury, the prl.oner. w.th % cold, Impat.lble face, parel tbe leuiitb of the dock, wltbbit eyee cast on tti-floor, ibe Jorr, at ten minnteipi«t tbree o'clock, gave notice tbat they bad de-cided on a verdict. Tbe Jadge wm eumuoned, andsi tbe jurymen were mud, Iba Ooort riniirkedtbat, whatever tbe verdict might be, be wliued nodemonstration from tue spectator!. Tbr verdictwai \u25a0\u25a0 (iuiliyof murder In tbe ant degree." sec-tence wtiset lor a week from B.tordsy. Tha tfe-culoo waa received by tne prisoner without anyvisible emotion. Tbe Jury bavlng declined lo fittbe punl.bment at Imprlionment for life,tbe CourtQiml impose tbe death kentenoe.

Prepaj-atlois l» Hrltl.l,ttolauabla.VioTOBiA.September lStb.— Tba Marquta of Lome

and tbe Princess Louise will meet wltb a moat enttuluUc reception. Tbey willland at tha navaldock yard at Keqmuitlt.wbere they willbe receivedby tbe populate Thence tbe dl llngolsbed visitorswillbe conveyed In a lour-lu band to tbe (iovtrc-

meol Hoaee. AIstge nomb«r of mechtolcs ireem-ployed In bolidlogtrmmphal archer, ot wbteb tberewillbe seven in tbe city,and spinning tbe roadfromEsquimau bere. The procession promise* tobe tae largest ibat baa *v:rbeen formed In BrltlihColombia. On reaching the central ar:b in tne city41)0 eebool children will alng tbe national anthem.Tbe Victoria Bine* willform ibe guard of bonor andwillOre a ealute on tbe arrival of tbe party at IbeUovernmect Houae. Tbe garrison artillery will lirea royal aalule on the arrival ot B.M. S.C'omms,wblcb will,by arrangement arrive off Beacon Hillla ib- afternoon of next Monday, and at she atetmtput Mc&ulleyPoint battery tbe royal standard willbe roo op and the regulation twenty-*me gum willbe Bred. Upon Ibe landing of tbe royal parly atKaqulmalt a second lalute will be Bred from Ib*same battery. The decor, ions will be of a varyelaborate chancier, sod th* city will wear holidayattire.

Yesterday morning the Princes* received a tele-gram from ber uiotbar. tbe Queen. co£pr.iulatln«bar upon ber pl-Bont trip and corroborating tuenews cl Ueneral Wolaeiey'* victory, and an answerwaa Immediately sent.

Mayor Blake italed to an alta reporter yeiterdty,tbtt In contrqaance o! toe fact of tba Uovernor-uecerai tod Ib*Princess saving eipreisod to tironga desire that their tuy bere tbte Mm* be as quiet atpossible, be should respect their desire, and for thapresent rafraln from offering tbe boipltaluieiof Ibecity, to accordance with ibe resolution of th* Boardof supervisors of last Monday.

riKhtlas aa Alllaator With a skalff.T«tum, PU H«i>l4.

Lsat week, Uaptalu Dlckeu and Mr. W. H Ken-drier, went fishing, and daring tbe day Ibey went

down th* Ooklawaba Hirer recently opened, be.tw eu lakaa Do'a and Kami. Tbey go out of the

boat on the Jittiet, and walking down, finallystopped on a big fallen cypress and commenced

Osblng. Tba Osh did not bite vary good, and Kendrlck thought be would get onto another log a abortdistance off and try bll luck. To do so,

be bed to jump snout eigbl feet.H* m.de tbe jump splendidly and landedsafely on what be Uoagbl Wat a solid log- butItwaa not, and at be alighted upon It s bigorackopened, and thereupon tot ol the log twam

•elubt.

foot alligator, wbo*« slumber* h* hid disturbedTbe alligator showed nght, and between balancinghlmaalf on Ibe log and faolag the mad aaurlan, Ken-drlck wa*Ina tl«bt place. Th* alllgalor came upwith mouth wide open (Ksndrlck ibluke it waaat least forty-five feet aeroaai, aad waitedfor lnrther demonstration on tbe partot the trespasser on hi* domains, and

was mil wltb a determined resist-aooe on tbe part of tbe occup.nl of the log Ken-lock got oot hi*knife tod put hiiDime on Ibe noseof tne 'gtter. ao be would ksow blm If be iboollever Hod blm agalo, st wblctnne 'gtter snapped bitJtvri sad proceeded to nght. How long tbey wouldbay* contended for tbe ewoarthlp of Ib*oyprest logno one can tay, bad not Captain Dlckeu got

•Dig

olub for Kentuci, with wbloh be dealt inch a tell-ing blow over the snout of the aaurlan tbat ba wasglad to beat a retreat and leave tbe galla&t asber-man In poaeeailon of the old log. Kentnok don'tlike to aay much about Ibe matter, but UaptalnDleken taye iba flgbl wee ieoa as unu on. seought io be ohroaloled.

Poor Bl.rkmleß.HicaiMlKro,Boptembar 13lb— A ebooiing aff.lr

occurred on tblrd and X atreete at 1o'olook thlimorning, between Din Sullivan and a man by tbename of Lyneb. rive iholt were exchanged at

close range. No one burl

llr.nl.the Oomlna Mau.

Foaii.tHß, September 131.1, —A telegram fromCheney, W. T., tbli morning, says tbe Bepublletndelegates from Btevem and Spokane counties willout tbelr vote sollJ for lirentt for delegite lo Oon-gretl. Tbe only candidate besldei llrenll la Dr.T.T.Minor of Port Towotend, who will have allIbe Pugel Hound votes ssoepi eight. Brend'friends elatm tbalbllreoomlnatlon licertain TOeConvention will meet at Vancouver Wednesday,September 301b.

Ufa la larek>.Kcbui N.v.,September Uita A young rancher

Dioitii tteorge Ogleiby oame In bere from Klkocooi ty,aud, after several d.ys ot ipre.lng aod dinalpatlm, died suddenly yeiterday of congestion of

tbe lungs.

A tlx-thooter fell mm Ibe pocket of a man In ataloon, yeiterday, and wan dltobarged by itriklogtbe floor. Tbe ball entered tbe knee of blltablecompanion, Nichols. Smith Isrliotlng Ieeven-wouod. Tbli event cauteil considerable exollemem, Ibe feeling against carrying concealed weap-ons being very pronoaneed.

Nsvada, Beptember i:<:h -la* elimination ol

Mn.;M.E. Wilton and ber son for tbe allegedpoisoning of Jam.t Wilton at Columbia Hill,a fewdays since, wai bad bere tc.J.y, aud resulted Intbe dltcbarge of the accused par lies. A chemicalanalyst! of the oontentt of the stomach failed to

\u25a0bow the presence of any kind of potion.

TOMBSTONE TERRORS.

UlßTarcace. fa a Dsel.Two B«lllroMiEditor. Ho Oat to «>:tl<- their

TpußsToai. 8-ptemoor IStti. -It 11 reported tbattloo. Samuel eurJy, editor of Ibe Bpitapli,andNatal Hamilton, editor of ibe Indepfdmt, depstted for Sonora ibta eveßlog to ngni a duel. Tula li

tbt general opposition, aa botb men with aecoodiaod lurgeoni are absaot from town loqolry at toe4'jiaMp*Lfli:e failed to elicit any Infurmatlon at to

ib*wbretbonta of Pardy. A, rumor wblcb ti pretty

well authaotlcaled, ttya tbal Hamilton, aco.ippi

nled by Wm Mllllgenand John Burke as seconds,

and l>r. Moswegao aa lorgeon, departed at eight

o'clock. Purdy, wltb Jud«e Edward Mouovern andJohn Heveneats for leoonds, aud Dr.Qoodfellow atsurgeoo, left at nine o'clock. Tbe contest takespliox at ten o'olsck to-morrow In Sooora, twelve

mile* *oulb or tti.bee. Tbe contest grew onl of

\u25a0currlllaoi arllcles pabllabej by Hamilton In bit

paper. Tbo bet.er claM of people bere eipouie

Pordy'i etoae. Hamlllon. Intb* initiatorynumberof rillpaper, almo.t asserted that he suneJ Itlortbe parpoae of blaokmall. Purdy aent tba challengeand tbe weapons are Colt's revolver!;dUuno*, tanaaaas.

PASSENGER LISTS.

rAtanra nvßiu.

MswHAU.. September 13th_

Too following ovw-land paatengen pured Mewhall to-day, to arriveInSbd Fraootsoo fii*ptember 14tb :

ried Bsbwatka nil wit*.U. H. A.; H. H.Albert.Oalltorala ;L L. Sweeney. 8 Lowennerp, Tombitoa*; Frad M. C.mpbell, Hacramaulo ; B.lpbLowe, New Almaden ; J. Bergal. Mountain View ;Mr.. O. B. Irambley. San LullObispo ;Wm Con-nor. A. V B. 11.; U. W. rlrowo, SWa 4a» ;I.L.UcFadden, Bobert Engeke, Tucton :B M.Jone*.Ueeldsburg ;J. X ArguUo. A.He«u acb, J. Levlaon,D Murphy, San Krmcleco ; Mr.. ;.. Uealy, ti.U.Lee, Mr. K. Hanton and family,Loa Ange:et.

rissina oiußa

Omaha, September U'.h.— iho followlog inIbetaroQgb pauengert oo to-day'i train, lesvlog at

13:lt r.at., to arrive in Baa rrsnclsco September17lb :

Fitlythrough emigrant liftod last ntght'iemtgrant train, to arrive In Ban rranelioo sepumber20tb

Maud McOtrtbf, Ltnslag, Micb.; Mite Palmer.Mrt. Well.cc. l'cr.mio ; Nil William W. Marvin,

Mrs. Handrlckion, Haoramento ; Mrs. Deforest.Ciurili Tobey. wife aod two children, B.U. Wool-wortb, William AIa aod wife, U. Ko-mer and wife,san Kranolsco; J. U sand., H W. Dryer, NewYork. W. 0. baymood and wife, Osmbrla, s V-;Jobn W. Bprlnger. Jacktoßvllla, 111.; Her i,Butltrand family, Singapore, Oblne ;E Applaganh. wifeand two children, Oakland. W Halgtit, Watb-Ingtoo.

Hebrew Holldul..Ltat evening, at aunaet ( ibe oeiebra'lou of Botb

Uattiuab, tbe civil Mtw Xssr of the Jews, »««,btgao. IIItoot of tbe graateiii dtyi obitrved bytbe lira*lllei,Ibe other being Ibe l>*yof Atonement.Lail nlgbl Ibe nut rervioM u.btnng in ID*MewYear fi«43 were beld la all tbe synagogue*. At tba

Ma*on Htrwt einagogne, tbe Bey. Dr.Bettelbelm,pi.tor, a very line mu.ical asrvlce wai reodartd of.boat seven ueiuDeri. oommenclDg wltb tbe •• Matown" and ending Wltb tbe \u25a0• Horlu

" To-day 'tNew Year'a Day wilb Ibe Hebrevi, or at lila knownIn Hebrew a. ibe • Rotb Hiaiisnab." Even Ibemost careleti Itraelltet attend tbe aervloet at theirreapeollve Synagoguei to day, and tuaoy a •* Licti-

aim" pa.act between friends wliblngeacb otber lifefor another Bate. At tbe Maion street synagoguean intereitloK sermon. Ib'iugba very sbort one, waipreached by Ibe h-v Dr. Bettelbelm, and ao Inter-esting feature of the aervlce waa tne •* Lelee* gebet,"or silent prayer, tbe coagragallon all Handing. Tbemusic waa rxoailenl.

the I..n. in.•!...'\u25a0•.OMcer ,i.i»i.|- staeaovail i...in n.e turn i.v

Offloera Jacoby anil Well, wore triad before tbeBoard of Polloe Oommlrtlanera lait night, for nnomcerllka oonduot. Sorgaant Sbarp taatlned that ontbe morning of tbe 6tb lniitnt be was iitodlDg od

Poat sod Eddy tinen about two o'olook .ba bearda ibot from tbe direction *f Van Neat avenue au-1

Tyler etmt and raa Immedtalaly lo tba' oelgbbor-bood;tt tbe coiner of ihote two Uriels be milOfll-o*r J.coby ttaonlng by a ptw.on wblca containedtw* young women j Jaooby wes bleeding from tbe.bead and Mated tbat tbe injuryhtd been inflicted byWelit, wbo struck blm wltb a revolver :Jacoby laidbe did C"t know wbo bad fired the ihot ;be waitaken to the new City Hall,wbere b* waa confrontedby Wella ; tbe two comnieaoed cbarglug eacb otbar

wltb bavlng itarted tb*n^bt aod Wblli .ocuaed itieotber of dUcbarKlng bis revolver at blm.

An officer oo duly at Ibe new UllyHall itall.ntetttaed tbat ba vliilml tbe plact of Ibe\u25a0 bootlog. aod Jaoouy italed tntl Walls bid(trad a tbol st btm Ibe fouad Welll' bat lothe middle of tbe ttieet. OBVsr uitrkaoo letll.Bed that be met Welll on Polk itreet bleedingfrom aeveral callon tbe betd ; tbe wounded m.nlaid tbal He bid been itruck several limns byJ.coby. Oiher omoeri teatioed to bavlng metJacoby and Well,in a wounded condition, and tbatIbey bad accuted eacn other

Officer Wella dated tbat on toe morning Inquer-tlon be observed a pbaelon para up and down blab*at aevaral tluaat ;about quarter-pail two o'clock,tbe veblcl* came up Tan Ne»a avenue, and tbe oo-enpaota were talking sod UagblnK lo a bol.terouimanner ;be walked Into tbe ttreel. caught bold ortbe borae by tb*brldl* and Informed Ibe oooupantIf tbey did not co.no tbelr ditturbanoe,be would pUoe tnem under acrett ; a manJatuped from tbe veblole and wanted to know wa.twas tba matter ; Wella replied, ••Ibid a policeofficer ;" tb* man ..id, •• Ho am 1," and atrnck

Welllon tbe bead wltb a platul ; tbe latter endeav-ored togat bit rlob, bnt wa. unable to do ao, and,drawing bit own pt.tol, itrock h.ia.iallant ;tbeman retaliated by a blow tb.t tlunned turn andWelli dropped bit pl.tol; st tn.t icilant Well,tec.>i*d /-d tbe m»n aa omoer J.ooby, and waa aboutto ipeak to nlm, wben be waa bit a tblrd time ; fieturned and rin.and a toot follow-1 blm, tbe ballelpaiilog Ibroogb tut sklrtl of liUcjil.

blla Dnnbar, one of the wourn lo tbe ptmon,tekllfled tbit wben Welll Itopped tb* vablclt i>-coby alighted, and tba men quarreled mdfouijbt , WtlU ran away, and a tbot waafind. Nellie Klley, Ib* oilier wcailn. aald tbatwben Jacoby atepped from Ibe tugicy, Walla itruckJaoob; flr.t and knocked bim analoit tne boric ;a•truggie followed ;ibe ran to tbe men and pickedup a revolver tbal wai lyingoa tbe ground ;tbe twooncers ran down Ibe street and a ibot waa fired;Jicjby returned and laid, ••

Olv*me my plitol."and ibe banded btm tbe weapon.

Tbe OommlMlonen. atur comlderlng Ibe oat*in ex-mitve aeulon. dlaml'ied tbe cbarga againstWcl.m »nd removed Jaooby from tne force.

Officer*aooby. la relating bit version of tb* aflalr,

said be was driving alotig peawably, when Wells•teppad oat and oca 'itbold of the boras :when b*told Wells tbat be was a police officer be was struckon tbe bead ;in tha qaarral following be droppedbis ptatol and Wells starlsd to innaway;daring bisnight tbe shot was fired.

THAT POLICE QUARREL.

A BiT ATXKB TBS FUR

den. tbe War Secretary ,will become Übaaoellor ofIba Exobeqaer.

THS IDLIUI8m»8 HAD.

Lomdom. September ISlh.— I'imm poln'. oatthat ike departure of th* Tarklab. troop* for Kgyptwillbe delayed la order to await tha arrival of tbeBritish OommlMloner, who most proceed to Con-stantinople to arrange taa detail* of tbe expedition,and then go to tb* seao'qaarttra of the Turkishfore*. Ton., everything will be over before lbsTorsi can possibly arrive IBKifipt.

nmoH omaßAtinuiioiis.Pisu, B«pl*aiber 13th.— The Minister of foreign

Affair,has tent a telegram to tb*French Ambas>a.dor at London lnstrnetlag btm to convey to LordUranvllle the cougratnlatlona of th*French Govern,

meat and allureOranvUls of tbe cordial satisfactionbe feels at tb* news of the splendid English trl-

umpb.

Lobdos, September I3M|—

The />aij» .V.mj butbe following from uom intinopiß :Itit tttted inofficial circlet tbat Uno agreement la arrived at byTbnredty In regard to tbe An«lo-Torklth MilitaryOonvanllon, tbe forte will break off diplomat lo re-latloot wltb England.

VAMK*AND Vam:ll SSOwBB.

Mr Jobn.aeor«*-£dward^eary-lJoiiglaa.Bolber.land-Uampbcli. U c M. O (Enlcbt of Ibettrand Una*of Micnaei aad bt.Oeurge), called bywait«ey Marquee* of Lorae, wa* bora aq«uj: lam,IHI,at MaO af Uaaae la Loadon, and 1. tha eideal«ob of bit Ueorae Doagia* Oampbel,, Bake, MaraaeMßLd Ltrl of Argyll. Hit mother waa L>dyt-.ni-u beortilasa, eldeat aangnter of Oeorge\u25a0asaaaßa, asrond fake of Butberlaod. Intn« aaiue year be became private aeoretary toHi* fattier, tbr h*orelary of state tor India.Oa tbe Jl.t of March, )b<l, be

\u25a0m marrted at tit.Ueorga'a Obap^l, Wladior Cattle,to rrmoeaa Loalac.Uaroilne-Alberu, fonrth daagt-er of Q*ee.B Tic«orlt. lie wa*elected and aerved

aa Member for ArgylUbireIn tbe litest of Oommtßinefore be waa appointed Ucterucr Oeseral of tb*Dominion of Canada. In July, 18T8, be wa* ap-

pointed Übvemor-Ueiwral of Oanada, toneceed LordLtuterin. Tbit po-nioo be bow bold*, and be It

travelling In ib.i inn capacity. Ola Excellency1*a writer ox abilityaad baa pnbltabed tba follow.U>K work*:In 1867, •• A Trip to TrOilot ;" In187e, a poem entitled •• ttaldo aad Lilt,'aad in1«7" •\u25a0 Toe i*aalmi In Tata*.

"At tbe time of bla

marriage new*, created a kLl#bt of tbe Tbittle.and baa aince been made a Unlgbt of tbe ur>id

rot* of tbe Order of bt. Michael and St. Oeorge.

Her X jiifligbn**!the Prlacea* l>oalae-OaroHat>Albert* we* bora Uarcb 18th, lets, at WlndacrUaa-tle the It the foartn daogbter and alxtlichildof Qnetn Victoria and Frlno* Albert. Her marriage10 tbe Marqaeaa made bar vary popular, eapeoially in•Ms country. Mba 1*a lady of high ouitnre and of

a woman:y and amiable di-poauton. In Oa&ada.•be baa Cow aaacb to alleviate .cfferlng and want,and baa wad*beraelf a great favorite than.

11l title or H4B4DBH.

la Bark. •Peerage 'or lßßl.aoder tbe wjrd ••Met-qaaaa,

*I* tb* following :« A Marqaee* (JfaraHo,,

I*tbe text degree of aobiiitr between an KailandDate. Hit otao* aayi sir William lllacketone) ,formerly wa*(tor filgnUrand duty were saver **(•

anted by our aaoaatanj. to guard tbe frontier* andlimit* tr the kingdom, wblcb were cat lad themarcbe*. from tbe Tea Wai word atonac, meaning alimit imid particular, we« tbe march** or frostier

limit*of Wale* Bad Bootlaad, wall* each of tbeteecatlßDed to be aa enemy*, country. Tb* person*

oommatidinii aacb line*of frontier were called Lord,

of tb* Marcbea, or Marque**** wboa* antborltywat ebon. bed by ttalute 21. Henry Till,tboagb tbetitle bad long before baaa made a mar* ensignc.f tutor

"Binoe tbe ralgn of Edward TIitbat be.

come a rrgalar and coaißoa grade of Bobillty,but(Implya title contemns upon tbe po>a«uor no ter-ritorialright*or mllltory,eommu>d. In th*Brltlikacaraat the comber of Msr«aaasee It thirty-seven,of whom tear bear •sotueh aad twelve Irish title-.

A Mar«saaaaia la invanab.y erealed by letter*.palest, and aha Inntlragalaasd accordingly. Tbaatyle of a Marajsaea la •• Mom Honorable," and be I.

officiallyedcreaaed by 'be crown at•• Oar right,

treaty and entirely beloved coomb."TBS ¥AM OUr aocix or AAOYLi,

ras latber of the Ooreraor-Ueaerel of tba Db-•alßlon of Oaoada v Hlr Oeorge Dongia* Uampbt-n

ul«bt of tbe Tblrtla and prlry Uoon-Data, Marque a aDd Karl of Argyil.Mar.

qnaai of LorLeaad tiuiyrc Karl of Uampbell aadoowall. Viactiont Locbow aid Olebilla, L.ord of li-verary. Mall,Morvsrn and Tlry,la tbe peerage of•ootl.ud .b.roi aandridg* of Uoomb Back, Oaaß'yKant, and L.re Hamilton, Intbe peerme of Ore*'Britain. Heaadiury Matter of tbe Wasac'aboaarboldIB awotlaaa, aud Keeper of tbe Uraat\u25a0aal of bcjtiaod | Admlr.l of the Waataralalet. Keeper of Lmnoon Uattle. and of Lmnetatlaag.Asa derrick :one of u-r Majesty, stale Uoun.ei lur.for avtotland ; Lara Lieoteu.nt and Hereditary

•harnf of Uoanty of Ar^ji:;Oaauoallor of IbeCDiveraity c! stint-Andrew., and a Trail**of tb*Bcitub Maeeam. Hit eide.l eon, Mir Jene-(Horge-»,l«.rd Henry l)dO*iaa.-XBtlierland Uampbell, beanbit fatbeft titleof M»e,ii«.» of Lorn* by coorMcy.Tbe dcaosot ot tb*Unke of Argyll,v from lUt mandutlßtawned anoettrf of bootiand.

»tTio» ow TBS timu oolovt.

Ula Excellency, tbe Oovernor Uenaral. and bit

aaite aoMr* tbal tbetr brief atay be ac qoiel ai po»etbie aa4 now wlak ao duplay or proffered bocpitA!-

ittaa XBaf aipanl to return In tnrea week* or aoMWtb.wbao tbey willb* pleaaed to reeelve anebnullial»l a*may tben be extended Tbey willprob-

obly ik— vialt tbe moat louraetlnii parta of tb*\u25a0tat*. Itla noaalbla that tbey may iliiafternconHKiopl Quatll McOowtll a Invitation lo take a trip

oboat tbe bay on tba United etatef ateamer ifr-/\u25a0fcerata. TM addraaa of weloom* will be deliv-ered tbU mornlac. at eleven o'clock, byArcblbald MeaMaicf. ««!• \u25a0•»• »'" be prese-mba the npiatanllllTiiof tbe aoolatlea, tb* Oobauland Mr. McEtaloy Tbe addreat bu been en-\u25a0raaaad on heavy Oallfortfia vellam. Tbr deaiKß It

of aa neraiatc nuntle anpportad by lance, properaad aaapaaaaa from a croar-Mr Ingold Tbe royal

pajpl* fold! of (be mantle batul aroosd tbe aarports Over tbe bead ol tba anntle I*a aoroll Inadalioat* rooa ital, in which are wtiiteatari la a blaevroaad. tbe ambleai of tbe Aiglo-Amerloan reef

u-nte, ana 1» in*aoroll, the wora •• Welcome.' Be-mmmi monograai of tba rrtneeee and Mar.

«aeo». «LL' On tbe deiter aide of the mantle,

eaaaaadod from a Uacobeed. are Ib* royal

Arm* of Uieal BrUaU aa* oa tbe Homer eld* toe.bleld of tb* Mar«aaaa. AVraasa the *"flleb Armi

.re'

be Cnklteti torn— and Irian tbamrock, andaroond Ibe rni-ld. the aooteb thletle* At tbe beaeof taw entiie daatfa taUjtmlot tbe Ultyof Ban

reaaotoeo. wltb Ivmotta, •• »ro ah par., eh goerroaarro. ;Uold In p«ao* ,In war, Iroa.| Tb*addraaala eacloeed la a haodaome morocoo caae, iaaertbed"

weloom* Addre** to Ber Boyal Mlgbaaaa thePrtnoraa Loakw aod Bi*Kseallency tbe Marqalt ofLara*,hah Fnastaoo, Oallfornla. beptembar, 1B8S."

\u25a0SB m.mi \u25a0 ixjKrm,Wb Lbb*Booker, wbo la Pretident ol tb* MrltUbU»aavoleat •oelaty, cf wblcb tbr frlooaaa and

os the Mb of tbu aoalt, will,en babalf of theaocMty, pru.ai at tbe won usm a copy of tbe by-lawa aad noawiftiati. Tte book !• booud Inroyalaoarlet wltb (old branae trlmmlnf and lettering.Over tbe oovar v tbe coal of armt of Qraat Brliallwltb the title of tbe book belew. Intbe oornera toprinted tb* daoal coronet. Intba Brat page of tbebook la tbe <~<*rtiaoeie of election prlntea la sold oowalla aatiii. beaded aa fol.owa:

|bot.il abbtb. |

Hl* Ezaaneacy <\u25a0>" Oovernor.'>»n«r»l baa beanallWai an honorary member of tba Cnloa Ulib,aadall tb* aaaUaßMa ol b» aiitta nava bean aaaderaatlaw pilllinn of tta Uib*boaa* wklla bat*. Tb*Hllnof tha lilsb baa MM natilaaaly a**awia«wltb ibatU.

\u25a0ah Kiimaixa. del.Tula»to oarUly tbat 11 I: H.l'iitm» Loulee-Oarollo.

All«rt»aud Hla beallaacf John Margin,of borne, Oor-erii.» iie«raJ of Oanada, were duly alerted bonnraryaveaiben of tue lltituh aVaevoteat kooMy of Caiifur-nkv on tba Ma #v»of Hepte_kw. A. V IMS.

Juan P. MoOcaelß. Beentary.VOTE* Or TBX VItITOU.

uuraii To tbc riLuikaru..

Tt>ey were tbeo conducted to tneir apartment! onthe brat aoor ana remained there daring tbe reel o>tbe diy. Tbe eaite of room* occupied by tbe (iov-

erßor-Ueaerei aad tbe PrtbOMie were taaUifally dec-orated with plaota aad C>ra) embleaia preaeatedby tbe l>tlli»li rciueota. Tbe entry outb?b-itlregiater 1*a- followa : \u25a0• IliaKxoelleacy tbe M*aaOtior-Uaaeral of Oanada, U. B.11. toe frlaoata Ijoa-

ha. V:m MM,Mute Hervey. Oiloael UeWlatoo(Secretary), Uapt.ib William tSitfot, Alile-I<'-Oauip,Mian iua^btse ttagot. Colonel Tuartalotu, U. H.a,,it liiriieu. w.u.aipbeu, secretary attacLe. tai\u25a0.\u25a0\u25a0•:, rile*aad fonr iaaHla iuulii."ua tba i-«:»c-

!\u25a0.. nwere ralaed tb* >al Btabdard aud tbe star.•id rtrlpe*. Tbere waa a great aiaplay uf booting

oa itiis bruise alilpa la tba Bay. aome on otaerkbipa, BBJ a aamDar of Brilunna«a tbroa«boat tbacity aßd Oaklacd,

Bl* laser, 'be (tavern r-Oanerml of tbeOOBSlaion of Canada, and bit wife, li. U. H. Frln-eaaa Loaiae. win.ttelr aalta, arrived In tbla city att 35 yattorday dotblbc. later tban wa* expeoted,cwia« to an accident at fort 00.i«. vblcb oaaeed adelay of Dearly aa boar, A* tbe apedal train 111BBjMiaa* oot from tbe atatlon there, a yard-ea«!De,backtoc down ran Into It. Tbe engine* were bothdisabled. before th* oalllaiou, tb* engtseer on U»»pr la! r>verted tiM eLtiioe and nut on to*brake* .innbe and the kraman jaaiped. Tb*J"nnoeai, wbowac dreatiDK at tbe tiu.t, ioat ber balaae* by toejar of the oolllaloa, and, failloi; attalaat a piece of

\u25a0 araltnre, km ellfhtly bralard. Ti.e otber* ware\u25a0nrpriFed, jotdo ok wa. Lori. It wa* Dearly anboar beln aaotber endue could be procured andtba tola enabled to proceed.

nun roBT cm»1h*rcub* OB 10 fUxteaala-aUMI autlun la O«i-lasd withost atop*, tad tuen toe trela wa*boarledby Ue>r Mtie«t;'> Gctitul,William Leo* Hooter, lira.Booker. Uajor-Orßeral McDowell, Asaletact Ad]a-iiL-dtmitlKeltoa. Uchimklw Jamts £. Lttt ofU.U.M. corvette Count, Colonel Urtnatti of uov-•nor rettlat' stall aud T.11. Goodman, CieneralPieiimn Agent ;K.B.Pratt. Assistant Ueneral an-perlnleßaeal |a. I>.Wilder, Dlvlsloa BBperlateDd-mior the Central Pacific lUUrokd. TLi-j weir pre.aeEled byOoluael TuUrlel.jtte,I.B A., who acson:-paalea tlie p.nj a* »id-.lt--t-«mp to Ueurrai oner.Bias. '1 lie Marquee* coavtnaa j>le»a.i.O; *litteaparty autil they reached toe end of the Oaklandpiel. tie elated ll.at tier HlgbiujM wae bat veryslbjbtlrbraiMsd tjtoe accident altbongb *oiuewbai\u25a0liuckt-d, aid woald Died some repow. lie aaldibftt lLf> tjLjjjed a pleaeeat Joarßey acroa*tbe OolUmiii, allULDnli lor; were naturallyutiKued aad porpoaed resting beteotiiu Batordaj alteraooa, wbtn tliej wouldatari for ttrlilan Uolßmbu on tbe Caauu. At MaUuUIUwbaH ibun-oral people bad aaatmbled.rba friooeae Loaue, l«»lti» bar baebaud'. arm,walked between blm aad Ueoerel McDowell,pn-ued«:d by polloemeß. wbocleared tba way, abd fol.lowrd bjtbe rr.itiQe of tbe party, moved ob to -ardtbe ferryboat The people atood wltb beada aa>ooTMed. An a^ed Bosllab eoaple preaaad forward»a tbi lady handed Ueaeral McDowell a banco offacbtlai a. aa bambie bu bear, felt ofleriag to tbeMnnoeaa, wbo gradaaaly aooap ed tbem and bowedwith a »weM emu. Inaekaowledsiaeot. Tbe partyboarded tbe boat by Uie uortb eutnnoa abd westforward on tba upper deck, where tbey remtloedetabllsg, t»llL(i a ltoron« a (array of tbe harbor,

ant.l tbey reecbtC tbu aide. Tue bay >h freeIrom log. preatnting a t •uiifnl el^Lt, wblcb tberialtun appeared to admire maeb. Aa Iba .leanerOmkUmd paaatd tba royal corvette Comm aome ofiLe in..iinjara.sot Teraed In toe regalatioue of eft.olal bcaora. expec ed to wltseta a aalale, bat were,of coerve, Ciaappoißted, tbe proper time DotbiTlLgarrived. At tbe algbt of tbe UrlUtb coluraon tte OmklmmllLowtrer. a couple of eotlnaawere run up and me marine teatry preaenied arcii.On tbe arrival at tb*..if on tb• alia tbe partywalked aabort and entered their Carriage*. fteHargue**, PrtuoaM and tbe ladle* Inwaitingenteredli'nrrt carrlaijciand ware

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