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OyxRAzIo MAmxa-Bessings always brighton as they
take their fight and the operate gets aercer as the
end OF the season approaches Marezk announces for
cheap opera fty cents TO all parts this evening two
acts OF "Rgoetto" with Nine. CASTER MISS Phillips and
Steaani the third act Of civilian TELL" La Manoa by
Iansereux, and a ballet advertisement. At the same
time, Mime Caxxaniga takes her farewell benefit at Bur
tons in sLncrezia Borgia" and GA Fnyorisa," in
which BrgnoM and Juuca, tho basso, win also
sing. Mime Gnzzaniga in such roles those
which she sings tonight stands pre- eminent, and
trust that she will be well supported by the public this
evening. On Friday there will be another fifty cent
fight IT the Academy, and on Saturday MATINEE. On
Saturday night the last performance Of italian Opera
Burton's Tor the present, Mime Coson will take her
benefit.
Mile. Piccolomin made her last appearance England
ON the 2sth, In grand concert at tho Crystal Palace,
Sydenham, and was to sail for New York yes
tcrday, the Goth. DIR. UlIman received by the
last steamer the contract with Johanna Wagner
On tomorrow ten years ago. the present director OF the
Academy, Mr.. Maretzek, made his debut in New York as
the conductor Of in the Tabernacle ana during
the succeeding week assumed the Joa chief Of the
orchestra at the Astor Place Opera House. Although
there had been operate skrmshes such that Of Pamo
and Sanqurco and Patti in Chambers street aud Temporal
ry Affairs al the Park and Bowery theatres the ioaadaon
OF regular campaign dates from the advent OF
Marezck. In spite OF all his rcverses he has adhered
to the New York public with "a love passing that Of
woman" he has had end OF Wateroos, with
here and there Austerz but under all circumstances
has kept faith with the public although generally in hot
water With others. Whatever have done in Opera
however progressed in musical ,asteis due TO the ndo
mabc Max In view Of these facts ii has been suggested
in various quarters that would be proper ogve gala
benefit performance 10 him night next week, and
that all the Italian artists in the city at present should
sis, We have doubt that they will do So and that
the ment will be heartily seconded By the public
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Billion Monday evensg. sept 9, ~ a. Marx place,
the wife ~ MofyNEty Hrrr. of daughter
EvAss-0n Monday sep, - the wife o. JasE~ y Rsay-.
OF q son.
RopExrs.-on Monday, sept, 81 the wife q srsrHES Ro
EFRT-. q A daughter.
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IvCcnts on $40 Portraits Taken and Painted
In hlSte ad y. art by rcy dauber the syel atttt
at HtVMES', ~ Broadnay.
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BsNsgr On Wednesday morning SEPT ~ after short
illness HspRy. Youngest &c William and Rebccca =
tsensel, aged year, months and days.
ahe ticads sad relatives q che fsay are reSgeeslul
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or EVERY DESCRIPTION.

or EVERY DESCRIPTION.
No. "a Beekman street.
New York
JOHN q IfGHTBODY
c1Dsanty manufacturing and aiways hs<d svsy
variety OF printing ink from the finest black cvdored
news INK which he warrants cqes 70 manufactured.
and - low prices az can be sold by any regular
tlre Ssders forwarded by steamboat snd railroad e. any
man street. Few York
This paper is printed with my Ink also CREST
many other newspapers In this city Philadelphia Boston, Bal
more New U.leans Cincinnati ami otcr cies Ia
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Whites Last Spring Style of Gs1tlenen's
dress hats 81 At WHITES las Fulton aud 2ig Greenwich
streets, Of Robinson street
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5000 Dozen Neck T1cs--Tetsi mt Wholesale
prices um IS 30 cach 200 dozen newest sly English
scarfs, 81 80 Ia 81
WARD from London 1888 Broadway, up stairs
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80 Cent Ambrotyp0 Lalxencsses, wsxaf Case
Emily groups and chdry, Nkenesses beauf< nv txetr by
urte4ebynted KIhBALL. ~ Broadway
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Hersemanship.-The Evening Class nj
DSsc0wS Riding Academy Fifth avenue. Of Thirty
ninth street, commences Friday, Oct Each Monday
Wednesday and Friday evening. from 10 10 o'clock.
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Herruss'a Superior Seyvlyp4 nIachInes-vvtfa
valuable improvements only 30, at ~ Broadway.
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and have aso. the fall style of hat
introduced by kN0X OF hecorner Of Broadway and Fulton
street II not and you hive eye 10 deec, beauty and
grare and to appreciate them. visit his establishment
and will experience much qualification His stock
large and contains infinite variety of styles In hats caps,
&C., and the prices very reasonable.
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Ballou Brothers, 400 Broadsvay.-Shlrts
order and warranted H. al less thrn usual prices
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the blood All medicines useless whh 40 stimulate
the throw % 10 impurities into the bowels hleeing
may alleviate the symptoms Of some diaeases becauca Ice
quantity of blood 70 circulate IN the hut
The siren IN REDUCED; The power feel rraced The life
j. reduced. BRANDRETfIS pills t,ke OFT the oppression
take tie impure hunors, and do nt reduce hfe Lei
The afflicted take them and DO cured Sold ~ the principal
W. Conal street. 81 70 cents boa he coac
warranted " keep ~ well ne the plain.
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Fall and Winter Boots, Of the Finest Mate
rails LoRIN BROOKS SON. lss F,floa street. opposite
Church street.
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Eguestrianism.-The Reception Evenings
for ladies' and gentlemen fer exercise riding al DISBROWS
Saturday evening, Oct
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Ballou Brothers, 400 BrosslS sy, have just
rece ed steamer aud superb selection of English
scarfs, tupullr ties, &c. DC
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BatcheIsr's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupces-
The best in the world surpassng all Made sold and applied
At the mandatory, 2ts broadway.
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powder proof locks Also fire and burglar
ROBERT NJ PATRICK.
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IiilI's Hair Dye, 10 Cents BOX, Black or
brown No Barclay street 1nallble ongucn aud aoraa
enr ti.e hair
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For COIOrine the Hair Use Wlison,s Hal,

Good Tea 81 the Chest, md 10 lbs. Good
coffee for si. CHRISrIANSOas tea warehouse, No. I
Chambers street
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Fall and Winter Clothing, TO Order on
ready made A tasty assortment at
DRUMGOLD PROCiTH, 10 Fulton street.
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Whltc's Fall StyFeoT Gcnt1emen's Dress Hats
Robinson street
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CrIstadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs md Toupccs-
The In the world Wholesale aud RETAIL and the dye phi
ya,ely applied. q Aston House.
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Darry's Tr1cOpherous II the Best and
cheapest article for DRESSING beaufynR cleansing curing
preserving and restoring ne hair Ladies Sold by All
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colorer. only 70 boe changes the color black
brown hout dying staining the skin trouble In using
II applied like does not njure the hair thousands
with Sold nj the drug ssoee 200 Grand street.
aero ii Alien n Y.
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fAeTrSc-1hc autumn regatta or the New YoVk Yacht
Club will be sailed to-day the yachts starting at eleven
O'Clock in the forenoon from abreast Of Owls Hea Long
Island sailing around the Iighshp and back, sss'ns
the Southwest Spit each way. Nearly all the first ,dsS
yachts have been entered, as the race is at sea.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
sOiea pesGed boot. Warranted to give sss.fsodoa-
A RAYMOND CO, .,...,
S2S's tURSIsiiSe socbs
cnAv H sst sc AM s:, ssS TIES:
Also suspondsrs linen csmhrr Andkerchien.
agent. for one s Ss s'S ,srs:. 4; arA
ss..r ssd ,oa ~. are sssbieA ooner Inducements p
Az rSc,Isu VELVET cAErEr FOR q " rEn
Snd snc oiclo'hs sic AZ sor sbls and piano
covers A. &c, most as'op'i''ngiy ls, ,,.,,
A NEW SEWING MACHINE At GROVER BAKERS
~, i'rosawsy Nh,sh mixes the ee,cbr.'es Grover IA
sL 'sn o. ,hI s,k -.'h that Is locd y should be .eeo
nen, upon All previous machines ios family sewing
AT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CARDS -rHEsE cErE.
srslca g s .,nay easrA'ed c'n ons be had cor
a RARE ARTICLE -prRRowr.s gtyprRrrNr urs
- tari manufactured :, Ie,nEon Ky. BY sanL ID. Nc.
lllansh. rrrPassd upon sIhay .c'en,hc prnrples
While stihe sAe time 4 much sssonger than e best import
ard medicinal ae = H. Ss se ' %orS ros
ee n cans - ysrous $50 70 ne t.de Or y smaller aasn
hudson River Railroad depot, y. n
All. GRAY. HAIR COMPLETELY RESTORED TO 4
beautiful MI wTs e sTgTr * 1 coIoR Ike
ne's ns I. SSf 2. prs s skin ssd VIII rs.cr- sy
= es,ps q 40 s sia y smell sss
srpyineh pesidedly the.
sI, DIV e, eve. % sTg' s s,r ANY, hal o
pc.. Dr. he hair Sui give. scsaifa .Sps.rsocs
o"p : WILSON'S HAIR REsToRER
e ssss hair Il. ss - s
hs.AsT. ,as hair one o..y Sssu, o,ssg p,sg.r
drug Store sos Grand STREE, New inrs and cAlESpERs
- Ios aaar,srisnd for al. IN lots . sui, pur
MEhETrA, q beaver STREET. New Nors.
:" 80. o.. - : --------------
puNIoSs.-gSI. ARoEyEST OF TIVE .GRENT TOE
i"ns .nsa wpn .naina ~ pair - W.. he n"c go
Saaisn b De- zaciiARiR surgeon csieces-, 10 sraI
CuvRcn-s GRstr rAiNriSo
w,G,r,
H'''ea ma 0a ''h''l IT, Sc siss 1se 'p'"'"
TIM CARNIVAL RACE Az ROME. Is Gee, ~ ..
,ossn ,siSsss sssrsvinrs ~ ~ ses. !
AsF TO Bs PRESENTED
aaSSs s ssiSHIgTgs Ssgslsp n ,sos.
,,,i.f.' proofs. raosaes si ssSs pasals Us
.. u s,e 49,. . r,r w E
WILLIAMS. siEvENS vffLIAksco.
HJ3 Broadway.
| rarrrDN 10 eorTHrRN MERCHt. NTa
~ understand large quantity q ceanierf-N and imtA
frsu PhIsciphis 70 81 tho wholesale xrocerx
yss .1 ss wss an. %Ss sss
merchants fcin PURCHASING the vie ssns nothing bu
.s ss. s sss ~ ssd S sss %
i Sole importer, - Beaver srest
4 tyr. HEvgrr'g PAyxNr IMPROVED ATMOSPHERIC
pov s ss,,s %, Il. rc c- a.
ffmsf PRODUCING comfort ura,ershie other pro
fstsfhshed ihas LEVITT, inventor sud paasntse
4 No. " vavesey place near Broadway.
| LNyCupsrov PrsTors-AN INDISPENSABLE sAps
Gs, kgNpys, u waasu
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JUDGE WEBB or wABAsHAw. MINNESOTA TER
rtory says have used the sntdos snd know thai an
neuralgia Ia It's worst stages believe that VIII
will annhate all aHections
rheuasm epilepsy extreme debility convusons deiiriu
remens, dc We will refund the price. II not beneficial q
per bottle. JOHN PYkE CO.. proprietots. 100 Nassau
street, and druggists generally.
T AIDES FANCY FURs-AT y. LANDRYs. NO. -
IL Broadway, ready for inspection Country vlzkeru
suit themselves with u No.
eae prices. Every article warranted.
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M0rehend's Magnetic pIaster.--The Great
and pain Pain exist where
,lis plaster !. applied ~ g MoREBEAD ~ d., 10 Walker
New yerx sold by all druggists Ia town aud country
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family with 0e hoohy OF germany He was about thirty
years Of age
,hrcr, ,he Hartford Press Sept 27l
The c,xcns az y rtford and vicinity will recognize the
name Of Julius Busch for many years well known
successful teacher OF Uswng y the Hartford Female
Britain &C. His wifc ST. tcr Of < O. Howe, iq tnow
of New York i here al hou e There gentleman in
ON the Austria ~ Southamnoo ut did not succeed lie
Dir. busch board Mr. nus sailed from New York
in the saxona, July and after Trip down inc hnino
went over TO Dresden. his native 0lace. ne met M.
F~ed on the Hammonia and that gel ueman decided 70
return on tho Austria with Mr. Busch, 3oso o. deaymg
Until the next steamer he had nten, va. mr. husch
took many commissions from his friends acre, anu was
doubtless bringing home many valuable speci mems OF art
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VBITTNAF-
The lsic ALEXANDER MArTisoS.
Green be the turf above thee,
Friend OF my early days;

Green be the turf above thee
Friend Of my early days;
None knew thee hut 10 love thee,
None named thee bus 10 praise.
The subject OF this biography at his death but ~
years Of age, the Of successful and eminent
chant OF this city, and heir respectable competence
aud was cut oil when youth inst budding into
hood lie had received good edrtion and inclined
to s,udous habits. Possessing genius Of
der m and decided in his character nnassnming IN his
manners, and unaffected by ANY OF the vices which
frequently apperain To the ~ fortune ~ tho
present day, he al high toned gentleman the
pride OF his relatives and the esteemed Of his friends
The writer of this ar,cie his intimate friend for many
years, and never heard him utter expression
~ hs bod s..' was. peIhans .xiremc senstivencss
tenacious remembrance OF H. and IT, IN the dspcnsation
81 Divine Providence hr could have been spared he would
not have failed 10 MAKE his mark the world lie had
been on tour OF pleasure 10 company with his two sis.
ers, aud had taken violent cold which brought
Of typhoid character thai baifed the skill Of his
physicians and the unrng efforts Of his relatives
him lie expired without a complaint. even a groan
seemed as the icy finger Of death had touched the pull
a,ious q the heart and they oougeacd and while his
rcnds mourn their bereavement they must ever
berlsh a lively remembrance Of his many virtues
ro live in the hearts leave behind is not 10 die
FRANK.
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Fancy Cutlery.-A large variety OF Sports
pen aud pocket knives " the most and bea@i
patterns OF which have before been imported
For sale by j. A. r. SAUNDERS No. Aslor House.
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DIFFERENTIATED BY CONTRACT
Dwensa hotels warehouses &C. thoroughly ceansed b.
bug roach remedies Depot 6l2 Broad
way, Houston street General agent FREDERICK
RpsHTON. 10 Asor House and ali Broadway.
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Drs. Hunter aud Melville arr In daily at

DIS. nWnver Nhu mtNtHe "r~ IN uhuy ~
tendance their Office, s1s Broadway for consultation
seciias consumption asthma, and provided
with all the and approved appliances Of modern
sressfu Of these Patients
can perspuaIiy q By
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Personal Intelligence.

lord Napier, Commodore Arccdcckne and Others, an
nounccd Yesterday the Everett House arrived the
Brcyoort House.
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:ioas, Wien vtIy WI nsr nr5 q s''1 q se7 -
r. ~sf 10 Day. n,
81; meet give yea pclh;ai p,rts:spl;; M,
NsEteyefs RepublcsI, a D=Ss1:cs nlhsen 49,
NJ Il fiucTeu psnoc-.., tef1ie tie Re pc -
e.Liiia.e 70, Congress-. W. Vandsvsrs pa. sohy
good habit good csa.e Gnd tee PRESTIGE ~ s=vera
;boasanis 0f q nsiori.y II he favor. hls opPyune
hsyirs cuiy good talents, tae ooE' Il q To- Mug
be -o6e Ell oush TO be interesting. . -,
IL tee Is: District, Col Cutie vas reno1i nstSe y
scclsma;ion, and NJ. Trimbe q DAVE C'ulty a
meubs. Of tie present S;se ssnsfe' sss yen
mated DIV the Dsrlcc.acy-Lore Of Their Ola GIa'o,
an tod, covericg tire position. Tmbe q. nsi.ns
Boersity OF sentiment orsory nor isme 10 "a y,
ana ais only hope lie in securing tae OF V's.
Of the d.s.,lc', which il about Sc Fehaoe - ,ls
Wind in pyorol.e o: sir weather. united deeg i!on
in Congress from This 5 a;e, OF ste SO H1nksrsn
.1d 30 largely peopied f-om the S,uIoern Sae', =.
70 satisfy the Republicans Of tie az Us those o. ae
West So awake snd 81 Work. We speak Tor sh %
Ella representatives. IL Congress under in- ne1t &c
GENIAL superintendent, and al Repnb 'c1H'.
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ros r the press, your associs'es VII, a..
e1opers.e us from the slightest t-nge Of a,.,.sT
10 arder.s,e the noble qualities and higt d..So;es
he lsmerted ksre.
EEL indeed confident, from What VI. Pscb.
re,sed here, that be viii convey 20 you ,uci :,
court OF az friendly conduct sni Of on, deep 49,,
s,r American BIOGRAPHIES, as win con2si.l, 20
rest any argry feelings on the Other SIDE Of .ss -
lsntic.
|, has, indeed, given ire great satsiac..0a z -,
c,1ns ore of your ogn Council and e VI 49,
cratifed by the exhibition Of the la-ee ns2 ~!
Poor.
TIE elsc.a. condition q G! en!@rd, an1iass1xs.,.
-, - :. ON p,lsr Sea are It'll 0psn % isr,'.,-S
rejoice 70 ind that your &C untfymen have ~.
ton 70 endesyor TO settle the las, Of thes, g,sn -
lens.
Your obediert servant
ROD. J. MURcHsoy
President Rosal Geosr,rsI-, -.
To JouN JAW eco Secretary ior Forei.a Ca-...S,,L
American Geoe aphi a. and a'Isca Siesy Ne. Ycr.
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II 10 GesCra., r. q 10 tty {, sls he,S ~
,..,ed an be i.;hefs lae Office Nr Ne.ier La
aai,,3 on lin voluntarily, ard s,a.sf b.s 'e.'e %
m,ke ap7 amend. 10 be power ior tie .nIaslce Dc
"a, done by TIA, afiday, 20 Gen. Burr ald PEI d
IN he employ. After consultation % nl. p.a'
with hIs friends in the city, !, Has CO, 'lde'e" ID
xisable tina; M Moel.er should prepare, sien ahd
wear 70 another affidavit relutioe me charges ma4e
n Inc one above quoted. This has been done th's
afternoon. and The following r copy OF tie second
document:
Te,r;,o,n Of IfaI. Great SaG LIKE C24.'y, g.
7 Cbsyles " Mlelley lrter no c1mpa.slon "a, OF
NV own free pill, beng desrous % 9eheoy IA
can. crest wro3g WHICH nave o9eh enPiJ}e1 y
oertsIp Mo-pops II irfc..rg, do MAKE zoe ioJ'"'os
nTb,. an sfijsyi, subscribed and src-n TO BY ne,
o. which the following a copy asis ,n'e..ea ne
affidavit above recteol' is l'eliJ ie,s % =. q !.
caste apy iInputa,iOrs upon Ibe iONs"J Vi e''N'i "
al Of the gentlemen nsne1 u i'i
"Tbs. Il was ey.oited from ue o. iosr OF persoltl
danger IN case sbO-i0 no, syn u
That was Ut iuly uud7r the ut aence II l419r ~
the time set my ,ue 10 w ....,..
:. bv ore or more of inc oowios named persons no
we're present when signed i: BrgIsn fourg, osrt
Csrnstop. Hmsm CIaxsor, Wm. III. Hooper, James
". Cummings srd h.s clerks.
That such alterations were n-sas H4'aou' ny o'h-
That Inever knew Ct any sct or wo;d Of Gen.
David n. Bar which VS. not entirely uprgnt snd
hoLorsble
Truth in swearing TO any sUch sfi that above
stated ard
That believe that the motive Of the hornons
who induced by fear Of personal danger 70 sao-
scribe snd 10 ths. affidavit, wss groandsss l5-
just, and vile personal malice against Gen. DAVID h.
Burr "CHARLEs W. MoELLER.
wi,nea.s-P. X. DoTsoS. L. g. Marshall, U: T. ALERT
BROwNE, H.; GARLAND HUH, c. M4UR'cF SMITH.
Sbcbed witnessed ard sworn % IN presence anc oee
me AZ Great SAT- Late City or nu,h dsy Of July Il toe
wear Of Lord cgnte en- hundred and Try eight
d. II. ECKELs Chief Justice Sup Jud Couri' L. T.
After having made this second statement Mr..
Moeller does not consider bis life safe. He believes
that he will have incurred the vengeance OF the
Dante Band, and he will proceed 70 the army within
the next few days for protection.
The original Of the second affidavit will be trans
United By this mail 10 the General Land Office at
Washington, where il may probably De found on
file
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We have been furnished with copies Of correspond.
erce between Mr.. John Jay Of the American and Sir
Roderick j. Murchifon OF the British Geographical
Society in reference to the alleged dispasgement Of
DR.. Kane's Arctic discoveries:
Mr. jay 10 Sir Roderick j. M1retisoa
RooNs oE The AMERICAS GEOGRAPHICAL AsDi
STATISTICAL SOCIETY, NEw-YoRK, May Z, 1873
SIR: The attention OF the American Geographical
and Statistical Society was called, at their last meet
ing, the 9Th Of May inst, 70 the following para
graph from recent number OF Wilmer j. Smihs
European Times
at meeting of the Royal Geographical Society,
Dr. Rink, Dane, read paper in which be challenged
the accuracy Of nearly all the alleged discoveries of
DR.. Kane on the northwest coast Of Greenland.
"The lecturer maintained that the lire Of coast on
the American shore Of Ba;n's Bay, ss high 81 OF
latitude sketched on DR.. Kanes chart, fictitious,
and was founded on observations reported TO have
been made from points where it wss impoesible to
the land.
"Mspy other portions of Dr.. Ksnes narrative were
disputed and i was rourdy asserted that the Ameri
can was hoaxed by his steward. These views were
ndorsed by Sir George Back, Capt. Colinion and DR..
ARE strong. Sir Roderick j. Marchaon was n the
chair but ne said nothing on the disputed question.
A resolution was thereupon adopted instructing the
Foreign Corresponding Secretary to ask the Royal
Geographical Society to favor them with copy Of the
paper CT DR.. Rink, and also Of the remarks far
they have been reported of the gentlemen who took
part II the discussion.
In conveying to you, have now the honor to do,
the request Of the American Geog sphica Society It
is hardly necessary for 70 add that this Association
naturally feels deep interest rot only IN maintaining
the truthful character and the scientific reputation
their late associate Dr. Kane, bat in ertainng ae
accuracy Of his Arctic discoveries and in assstng 70
correct any into which be may have accidental
ly fallen and feel conf len, that you will cheerfay
afford them the opportunity of learning fully and die
nctly the charges which, a. the paragraph In quss-
ton inimstes, have been publicly preferred in your
learned body, and irdorsed BY some Of your most
discoveries.
This letter will be delivered - you by Mr.. II.
Poor Of this city, member Of the Council Of this So.
ciety and Chairman OF its Section on Topography,
whom beg leave 10 introduce 10 your acquaintance.
have Ire honor 20 be, SIX. wi,h gre4. respect,
Your lnos oo.ceu. servant
SgrecI JOHN JAY,
Secretary sor Foreign Corresp )Ldrnce.
Sir RonERss J. ArRcHisoS. Pres1snt 81 u. Boys. Geo
trsFhlcA >oc.sty, London
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No. II WHITEHALL PLACE, July /. lsJs.
SIR: In reply to your communication OF the Std
May which vas brought 10 me by your soeia.e, Mr.
II. v Poor beg to inform you ths. il net with every
consider atom the part OF the Codrei Of the Royal
Biographies Society.
In they name and il ,tI. Of 81 our members,
must Assure you ina; deeply deplore that the
cule version of our proceedings in the newspapers
shcud lave given Use y sry ee-rs OF i:r.tsltr ia
.ae nsds Of ouc valued fsnit re -eograp cers O. tie
Urit.d S,s.ss
IA sCoL he .ss s,crn- Q; t.st Win .5,k s..ce
e ttssK, tie x y?@ 4 - P-..eeiirT fvkjs.Ee
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TIE LATE DIR. KANE'S DISCOVERIES

We have been furnished with copies Of correspond.
erce between Mr.. John Jsy Of the American and Sir
Rodenck j. Murchison OF the British Geographical
Society in reference to the alleged disparagement of
DR.. Kapes Arctic discoveries:
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