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1867October 28

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• ARREST OF A STATE SENATOR.; Mr. Humphrey of the Thirtieth District Arrested on a Charge of Bribery.
• NEBRASKA.; Laying of the Five Hundredth Mile of the Union Pacific Railroad.
• FEARFUL BOILER EXPLOSION.; A Large Factory Demolished at Union Hill, N. J.--Two Men Killed and Two Injured.
• WASHINGTON.; AFFAIRS AT THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
• ADVICES BY THE CUBAN CABLE.; MEXICO. The Tehuantepec Grant--Full Particulars--The Grant to Continue in Force for Seventy Years. HAVANA.
• NATIONAL POLITICS.; The Approaching Elections--Address of the Union Republican Congressional Executive Committee.
• PACIFIC COAST.; Financial Intelligene from San Francisco-Ship News.
• NEW-YORK STATE ELECTION.; Republican and Democratic Nominations for the Principal Officers to be Filled by the Election on the 5th of November. TWENTY-FIRST CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT. SENATORS. FOR THE ASSEMBLY.
• The Erie Basin Explosion--Coroner's Inquest-Verdict of Censure.
• THE RUSSIAN TELEGRAPH.; Return of the Expedition to San Francisco--Interesting Incidents.
• PENNSYLVANIA.; Republican Nominations for the Presidency and Vice-Presidency.
• A Family in Detroit Poisoned.
• THE INDIAN COMMISSION.; Return of Gov. Crawford and Senator Ross, of Kansas--Their Opinion.
• LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.; RELIGIOUS SERVICES. Rutgers-street Church--Memorial Sermon on the Late Dr. Krebs. The One Hundred and First Anniverary of the John-street M. E. Church. Sermon by Rev. Newman Hall. Metropolitan Sins--A Discourse by Rev. Dr. Striker. THE EXCISE LAW. Sermon by Rev. J. B. Dunn. Sermon by Rev. J. W. Horne. Sermon on "Rum," by Rev. G. C. Esray. Sermon by Rev. F. Brown. Sermon by Rev. Mr. Boole. Fatal Accident in the Harbor.--Three Men Drowned by the Sinking of a Sloop. Attempts to Murder Police Officers. POLICE COURTS. JEFFERSON MARKET--LEDWITH, JUSTICE. Meteorological Observations at the Central Park.
• GENERAL CITY NEWS.; OUR WHARVES AND PIERS. FIRE IN FIFTY-FIFTH-STREET. THE FIVE LOST CHILDREN. FATAL BURNING ACCIDENT. RUNAWAY ACCIDENT. ASSEMBLY NOMINATION.
• Prospects of Prohibition in Massachusetts.
• THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE FAIR.; Premiums to Exhibitors in the Fifth Department.
• DIED.
• Markets by Telegraph.
• BROOKLYN NEWS.; SHOPLIFTING. SERIOUS FALL. HORSE STEALING FIRE. SUDDEN DEATH.
• The Money Market in Montreal.
• NEWS OF THE DAY.; EUROPE. GENERAL. LOCAL.
• OHIO.; Railroad Accident at Xenia--One Man Burned to Death--Several Passengers Severely Injured. The Billiard Tournament in Cincinnati.
• Movements of Ocean Steamers.; Departure of Domestic Mails.
• Curious Attempt to Swindle Candians.
• Arrival of the Hecla from Liverpool.
• TENNESSEE.; Destructive Fire in Memphis--Loss $200,000--The Weather.
• Gen. Pope's Appointment of Delegates in Georgia.
• LAW REPORTS.; COURT CALENDARS-THIS DAY. UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.
• GENERAL ITEMS.
• FINANCIAL.
• An Accident at the Hoosac Tunnel.
• NORTH CAROLINA.; Conservative Political Meeting in Raleigh.
• MARRIED.
• COAL.
• Industrial Progress in Russia.
• SOUTH CAROLINA.; Departure of Senor Romero from Charleston.
• BULL-FIGHTING IN SPAIN.; Public Opinion in Regard to the Sport--Curious Statistics.
• Passengers Arrived.
• A Willful Murder at Sea.
• Thiry-Second Senatorial District-Letter, from Mr Allen.
• MINOR TOPICS.
• DOMINION OF CANADA.; Political Affairs--The Proposed Union with Nova Scotia-The Government and its Future Policy-Governmental Salaries-Fenian Matters-Bank Failure.
• The Trial of Davis.
• MINIATURE ALMANAC-THIS DAY.
• Legislative Corruption--Something Tangible at Last.
• Orphans of the Orissa Famine.
• JEROME PARK.; The Last Day-Tycoon, Capt. Moore, Sarah B.. Onward and Fanny Cheat. ham the Winning Horses.
• MARYLAND.; Seizure of a Baltimore Whisky Distillery.
• RAILROADS.
• MARINE INTELLIGENCE.; Arrived. By Telegraph. Notice to Mariners. Spoken, &c.
• The Great Danger in Reconstruction.
• A Vintagers' Statute Fair in France.
• NEWS BY ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH; Garibaldi at the Head of 4,000 Men in Sight of Rome. A Fleet of French Iron-Clads Dispatched to Civita Vecchia. Reported Capture of a Fenian Privateer. ITALY AND ROME. Caribaldi and His Forces Marching Upon Rome, and Within a Few Miles of the City--The Reorganization of the Ministry. Later News--Garibaldi and Four Thousand Men Advancing from Monte Rotondo. Departure of the French Fleet for Civita Vecchia. GREAT ERITAIN. Progress of the Fenian Trials--Two Prisoners Dicharged. The British Press and the United States Debt. The Royal Bank of Liverpool. CANDIA. Change in the Administration of the Isle-Omar Pasha Succeeded by Hussein Pasha. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. AFFAIRS IN ENGLAND.
• The Western Democracy and the Debt.
• TENNESSEE POLITICS.; The Election of Gov. Brownlow to the Senate. Comments of the Press upon Gov. Brownlow's Election.
• CONNECTICUT.; Fire at Wallingford--Church, Town Hall and Other Buildings Destroyed. Consecration of a Catholic Church in New-Haven.
• FROM THE PACIFIC COAST.; Wine-Growing in California-Extent and Progress of the Vineyard Interest.
• THE NASHVILLE ELECTION.; Gen. Thomas Report to Gen. Grant The Official Orders.
• AMUSEMENTS.; Academy of Music--Italian Opera. Steinway Hall--Theodore Thomas' Symphony Soirees. Miscellaneous Theatrical and Musical Matters.