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Court OF oyer and Tsrmincr.
Before Hon. Judge Gould.

OCT AIN the Of Patrick Henn.ssey, charged icih
Arson IN TIE fra degree This trial resumed to day
ut the opening Of Court counsel for defence stating that
the witnesses be expected from Albany had arrived lie
called In Succession John Clinton Henry Maoy police
officers from that city, ard also the prisoners sister, who
separately deposed that they and conversed with the
prisoner early ten O'Clock A. H., Monday, the
10Th March, In Albany, the FIRE In the prisoners store
New York not being discovered t about two O'Clock on
the same morning. From this testimony the defence
contended that abb had been fully proved The Dis
uct Attorney however, rebnttnG evidence, produced
the time table Of the Hudson River Railroad, from which
appeared that the defendant by taking the half past
time 70 make the preparations for firing the store, which
were Uncovered by the police, before starting
The defendants counsel ingcniousy summed up In his
behalf, and replied 70 by the District Alto ney, who
quite the alleged failure Of this attempt 10
prove alibL The Judge briefly charged tho jury and
their verdict, but up 70 ten O'Clock mad not agreed
The District Attorney called the OF Francis In.
right and Lorenxo Stewart, alias Stevens, indicted for
granddaughter In the nst degree In caming the death Of
Daniel HorTigan, by injuries inflicted upon him the
Goth August at the liquor store Of Cedar and West
streets Ell Recorder smith, for the defendants, de-
msnctd separate trials, and the District Attorney do
cded TO try Enright drst Mr. Smith then said he was
not ready to proceed an important witness being absent
In Europe He put In affidavit 70 this effect, and the
trial accordingly postponed 10 December NEXT the
District Attorney declining 70 Try Stewart until Enrgh
bad been disposed o. Mr.. Smith, In drawing bis Aida
w.t. made curious mistake He stated, and defend
on left New York three weeks since 70 70 Ireland
board the steamship Conpaught whereas that unfortu
nate weasel burr cd almost B)son waters, three
weeks sgo on her return from Ireland.
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TO TIN EDITOR or THE HERALD.


The United States brig Pslnbr sre was spoken On tina
STU ult go'rg INTO RIO Jsnero. Her officers and crew
were ali we'll
TIE United states brig Dolphin, Com .ndcr sleedan
-S spoken on the stn ui, about forty miles belo v
Butnos Ayres, to Oh Oh port she bound Toe Oon.
gress and Pulaski were At other ports the station
me ber steam eunboN Smsoe, from Norfolk, had
loinea Tie htet aud had received orders from the Com
nsnatT N Caef relative 70 Der ritistory movements
Win The squadron The semlnole worked
vel ca The veysge south she the Hrst steamer ever
ssnt Tor ordinary squadron DUTY 10 Brazil ii was
Enored that the surveying party had started for The
Oohea states - American marines or sailors 70.
quiet there.
TIE uited States storeship Release - al ready 10 sail
rom BOSTON ior Toe Mediterranean, and Ia only waiting
ior hr wnd She Viii csrtage 20 receive letters
srt 70 NC Navy Yard. mil tie day Of saug The fo
"wlng - II her ctcers IL 'sntenaut Com -l.nti
inrf, ierS kiutr'iv, Robert Boyd, n csatrns
80 1a " =. III fe s.sfk. Wtt.le
BAsssFs
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The New Imprfson ment Act.
TO THE EDITOR or THE HERALD.


Nxw YoRK. Cd "a. 1890
As secretary ofs committee which has been formed in
this city with the express intention endeavor 10 effect
an amendment OF the "New Imprisonment Act- passed
Apr 70 1881 be- leave to invite your attention (Which
probably has been attracted by the numerous articles
which have already appeared In several OF the public
JournAs) TO the defects OF this law. By this law aty
persou, on an exparte afdsvit, be arrested and
oonaned In the county jail for debt charge OF
ueot 10 se gng fraud, where he In danger 10 remain
swo !.ss 20 swata trial BY jury, without having fair
csabce 70 De discharged motion. II 10 true thai he
nay recover bus liberty in presenting bondsmen each
10 ABOUT double the amount claimed Bat the man An mia
iortune friendle@ This being Important sub.
Jet, IN which every person Ia Interested woui be
nreh pleased 10 have Jour Invaluable Journal afvo,ae
the amendment ofthis law, which suggest a. fol.
lowss-"ln any civil suit for DEBT where fraud 10 al.
kged person shall be arrested until JUDGMENT s OBJ.
fapec.' We believe, also, that In any cisu suit for
DAMAGES for alleged sander, libel, breach Of promise
No that arrest should take place until Judgment
obtained In due time petition will be forwarded 10
the LEG slature praying for the amendment Meantime
am youts, respectfully,
B CLoyER. as2 west Thirty Ara, street.
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The Emigration Commissioners met yesterday after
noon. Commissioner verpIanck presiding.
A Communication 10 the Supervisors Of Richmond
county claiming slo1 5l 20 for damage done 70 real
belonging 10 the Commissioners BY the burning Of
Quarantine, and another claiming SA BAT 60 for loss Of
personal property, also In charge Of the Commissioner
the coonagrasiou read and approved BY tho
Board On motion they were ordered 70 be transmitted
o the Supervisors OF Richmond county.
number OF complaints from emigrants, who aiege
hat they have been dehauded by agents, were 70.
ceived Ia case German grant states under N
sGldsyit, that named Nordbau, OF the agents
of the Pennsylvania Central Railroad having his Office at
Of serdDs bin and hs fsmiy On 70 Toledo, but hat The
agreement with Nordhaus was not carried out according
a. he had on p 70 Ss or",rdsd he Was
refunded This refused, but he succeeded finally In
recovering ss6 the balance being withheld fee for
Commissioner JxIINonArs called up his resolutions
against the booking system which had been laid
Garden Committee Win orders 70 investigate tho subject
fully and report upon II.
me following rs the weekly statement showing the
financial condition Of the Board, 6c.:-
Number Of emigants arrived 70 Oct II, 1850. 2el
Number OF emigrAnts arrived since 70 Oct A... 100
IS $50
1857 1858 1859 1860.
Inmates a, Institution Wards Isl is.7 ION 7os 7ss
Marine Hospital. lss 81 =
ro..l........................i,5sS I,i0s ioa 7ss
overdraft Jan 1, 1880 ,ess 10
Aggregate receipts 10 oct II, go. $3.50 eco 90
Receipts since TO Oct ~, 90, for
Communication Of passengers, Sc. T,iA 16
--243, 2n 90
2s1 ,5s7 %
Disbursements TO Oct 17..........s2i6,6T2 %
Appropriation for Quarantine Com
mhsooers OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 5000 90
-----2Is ,672 70
tsaoce ................... sil ef5 IL
Nothing further came before the Boari tin they I'd
iourrcf
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Lamartins ON America.

Mrs Lewis Paris letter 10 Home Journal
found LAmartine In the salon. In sort OF short blue
and green plaid dressing gown. knew his age, and
pectd to meet a gentleman Of bent form sld cracked
ne'n Of forty, and voice ys, swee, and assiSe
"wouid 10. not ike to 20 10 America and write book
| ing 10 turn the subject.
Go 70 American be replied looking 81 mo with aston.
ground The Americans know nothing but the Almighty
delisr They stuff their mictaires aud starve their
poets, because they have not the ability 70 understand
Their worth You did well 10 come shere you Will be
aspIe ;aied.n
appreciated" he exclaimed "rhere are DOT many
people in that vast country who understand soul
like yours y
glove my country, = added.
aYor gye IN vsin,' he replied i'm patiently
~ hcpc not ~ joined
"You hope In vain - he Continued. nwhen was abls
~ live Ike prince when Was al The head Of the state
sod all The word ives bowipg 70 me- the AMERICANS Was
al my feet; but when Ia need and cent Ne Place "
New York to get subscriptions FOR my whereby
mht be ensblsd 10 psy my debts, they turned their
bacss was ncuced TO send DC Place 10 Amcrics
at my expense by the advice and batteries CT Amsr
cars and be returned without one subscription They
"Ysu have many friends IN America, Z | said
thought 80, mademoselle, bat was mistaken I
thought your grsst American publisher, konfeur Apple
TOP, my Trend, but erred He q rich powerful, and
could have aided my plans.
~ assure you, Morsicur Lamartrc, that " Monsieur
Appleton failed 10 carry out yosr wshep, II not be-
csu,e be did no, desire to DO -. 40 i high minded
beyond dollars and crnts, |" replied.
~ 81 detts tho reed broke beneath when I had
most reed Of tu support, be said, sadIy.
"H You would ~ 70 New York aud give q cour,s OF
added. '
saws dote, they would give their twenty ave sous 70
seo me once, ~ they would give " 70 wild beast
insn y would end rney wouii not cone second time
III rot crafty their curiosity" he said, impatieniiy
tlrusd -
"You Rave 90 poets Soul cannot live and grow there
IL ftav,s,r be rctortsd
-, yes, we hare poets, !" went On I'VE have Bry.
snt, isiick, Lotgellow Wills Holmes Morris sprasue
&C IL
They m'sht have been poets-ersat ones N they hal
bal The proper nuffment Gone 10 see nc every dav
but don't bring American gentleman with you will
bot rtocigc hun on do, !" he said, rose 10 leave
You are preudiced, Monsieur Iamartlne reiolnct
"Ios dE tcsa," he replied "the Americans bate me De
cause am poor, and return the compliment mosl cor.
cislly = -
"You are frank" added az IefI him al the door
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Board or Education

There was special meeting Of the Board Of Education
last evening, President Curtis in the chair.
The school officers Of the Sixth ward asked appro-
priatou Of sI,4oo 10 repair the playground Of ward
schools Noe. 20 and ~. Their communication was re-
fered 10 the Committee on Repairs.
The school officers Of the Seventeenth ward complained
that the Evening School Committee have shown favorit
ism in the appointment OF teachers for the evening
schools this year. and that they appointed
than there any necessity for The subject cau,ci
much debate, and IL finally referred TO special
mittee Of five, with Instructions to report proper by
TO the Board to regulate the appointment OF teschers
Tho pRxnEsr informed the Board that hen he in
Europe Boucher de Ptrtbes OF Abbevie France, had
presented him with ninety volumes OF scientific books
for the library OF the Free Academy. A resolution
presspg the thanks OF the Board 70 the learned donor
adopted and the Clerk directed to send for the
literary gin. The Committee Annual Estimates re
pc their estimates Of expenditures for the year 1891
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NtMMEktfAL IN TELLfuENGE.
LONDON MoSEr MARKET.
Tho London moacy market generally unchanged,
bu, the demand had rather increased
LONDON, Oct Ii-Soon.
corsOs for money. s3; FOR account, 90 93's.
axruoss SECURITIES
The latest sales were-lliuols Central shares Tx ais
discount Erie Railroad, soH aslH; New York Central
Railroad, 81; Peunsytvsnia Central Railroad, 10
LIVERPOOL BREApsrrrFs MARKET.
LvEsrool, Oct 10, 1850
kessrs Richardson. Spence 4 %. add waksneid Nash
Co report nour dull declined 81 per Dbl; quoted
1s % a. is ca. wheat duh and declined IL. III per
GENITAL, and Western It's sd l2s sd; Southern, I2s
Cd. . 12s Sd; white, Ia Sd a Ia Corn nrm: mixed
and yellow, s6s Cd. . SIS white, sos eos Cd
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.
LIVERPOOL Oct 10, 1880.
Beef duh Pork quiet aud nrm Bacon quiet. Lard
quiet, and quotations barely maintained. Islow-
There hs been average business without quotablc
change.
LIVERPOOL PRODIGY MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, oot 10, 1880.
Asbes--rou are quiet Al ais loa pearls quiet Sugar
nrm. Rice quiet, Coffee quiet. RosIn nrm. common,
De % Sc Sd Spirits turpcutine dull at 3ls Of a
5is %.
LONDON MARKETS.
Wheat has downward tendency, and quotations are
barely maintained Sugar steady Coffee quiet. Rice
quiet Tea slow Of sale At unchanged quotations. Tai
low slightly advanced. quoted SIS. 6i Linsecd oil,
soi al iron-sco,ch pa arm at 52s "a. iadigo-rhs
annual sales have commenced inferior qualities dun
unchanged, with an increased demand.
TUE LATKsT MARKETS.
1yxRPoot, Oct ll-Noon.
Co'tor-rbe marke, u buoyant, and the sales to-day
vii reach from u 600 70 Is o bales full prices
Rreaissuns-rhe marke, for brcssstufs to-day quiet
bu, arm.
Proysions-Ihs provision market ls generally dun.
Produoc-Rosn arm and active al O.. "a. aBs Sd
Rice nfm. Other articles generally unchanged
Lospos, Oct li-Noou.
Tallor advanced auoted sTs. Breadstuns arm Rice
nrm, Nth "a slight advnnse on all qualities. Other
ARTICLES are generally unchanged.
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The Erie Slave Case.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONED o0UKr.
Before Geo. W. Norsll, n4.

UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS oOUkr.
Before Geo. W. xorsl, n4.
Ocr. M-lM the xaxv Of ne People - me Cdpeosn
s~d Note q ne Erie This csse Was suspended and win
be sent before the Grand Jury.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COUNT.
Before Hon. Judge Belts
In ne Matter Of The Alleged SLAYER Ka<-Fhn vessel
ives seized q q SLAYER and subsequently, bonded
The cargo again put On board and the vessel prepared
fer Before saog che was again seized by the Col
sctor suspison that che was about TO proceed on
slave voyage application now made ~ me owner,
Charles lake. have the weasel discharged from Ar
rest the ground that the second seizure was unwar.
RATED and oppressive Mr. Lake, who did not give
h residence, chained that Me vessel WAS intended for
bona de trading vosage and nothing ese me appiica
tion opposed the ground that tho Court had no
Jurisdiction 70 tsy the matter by sdsvtts Tnst the
proceedings bad been regular, and uuwArranted the
owner had hs remedy ssAtnst the Collector. II was
claimed that whatever d0abt there might have been
about the aFst voyage, the government In poeses-
sion OF such facts them Ia ing unquA
fedy that the ond vas intended 10 BE- slave
voyage The Court took The papers and reserved it, de-
ClniOn.
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The Torchlight Procession.
TO TuE EDITOR or THE HERALD.

NV YORK, o,t ~ 1850
The following organizations belonging 70 the Eleventh.
ward parsdei last evening the Grand Union iorchlgh
rroccssion-
Douglas aud johnson Assoc alton. Jas. K Steers
President, with sixty mounted aids, all mechanics,
oue truck with six horses. SEQ
zen snd Everett AssocAtcp one truck. With bell. $50
Union Minute Men, with truck, bell and Chinese
Mn'efhf 200
bfeckinridse aud lane Cub, with boiler makers 70
Adftftc Democratic Association, with banner 400
baetsmhhs' Club, with blacksmiths 70 work on
90
lrdepsndent Dtuocrac Association, with banner 100
~ Dvck Dtm ocratic tnion Cub. $50
molkhkmeh penocrstic Association. ........... leo
,e!nh Deneefaic htsociatlon.s .............. loo
l"0'Sh'ent huefy'.''.s.s.......... ITO
500
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news from IN. British Wet Indies.

~ vincent daies Of September that The weather
had been oppressvey warm, and oopos sho <ers we're
rorrarerg the sugar crop
Yellow fever vas somewhu prevseni 10 the wiBd~ard
distr'e ,, ard good mary cases had proved fatal.
TIE shipments OF sugar. mcissscs, and arrorroot
thov a. Increase over last year.
Ra5baiOss The crops very promising the sugar
rane having under the influence OF copous rains fully
recovered from tie ate severe drought
Inc inhaenzs was slightly prevalent BusInces very
oaH There had been few arrivals from the States
With eaFgocs q brssasssHs ana ash.
cov'rnor eocseurn, q Granada had arrived II non.
senAi snd been '~orn "a ~ the Pr,vy Council-the
House o. Assembly tOs bcins Ia session M, .pp,,p,.
ment had been wall received
he Portuguese brig Furehsi hsa srr,vsa :, 9, r,,.
from pcmerus with emigrsnts, the sr,.,., rv,.,,. \,
whom would be dom.clled estates thsr~sg ~. "
mairder going 10 Dtrnerata w
Arrived AZ 81 kits September a. saosnsrN Sst,,.
Amidon. from iraecih City isth brig ann F,s,Se,h'
hely, New York Dth, schosacr Baltaore, Coz 90,
Cast
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HANCOCK, Delaware County, Oct 20, 1880.
The Prospect in Delaware and oseoo Co,n,is-TAe Sue
ees, Of the Republicans Predicted, DC.
The republicans viii have larger majority In Della.
ware county this fall than they have ever had before.
Many Americans, and quite . number OF Douglas demo.
Gratis who refuse 10 vote the uson ticket and
treiy opposed 10 Breckinridge will their influence
favor OF Lincoln. Among them Ia Stedman Ltncoln Of
this village who cousin TO Abraham. lie has always
voted the democratic ticket, but rs going for
the republican candidate Lincoln will get
more lees majority In nearly every township
in tho county He will receive at least thousAad
twelve hundred m ,jority.
Governor Morgan will run little behind his ticket
account Of bis vetoing the susqushAnn Railroad bill.
Richard Fanchot republican candidate for Congress,
viii get nearly thousand majority In ths county, and
acen sixteen hundred tn the dssrict, comprising the
counties OF Otscgo and Delaware.
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1Hs sYsAs TrspThe Committee for the Relief Of the
Destitute and Suffering IN syria acknoweare the receipt
q the following CONGRATULATIONS ss yssss Carter
Mobile, SIS; N j. G IS; A Laborire Female IS; Hattie
A,oertoc, 81: Fret church and Society West Spring
old Mass s2A IS: Euclid street prcsbyteean church,
Cleveland, Ohio, 500 20; Bcokkeeper. 90; g. s. J., ST.
y q Detroit, $40; first Methodist Episcopal church,
New Haven, Ell "a n. Krnn, Bxideetoa, j., $40; Mrs
Rachel Hossbead, Grenada. Mis- SO Miss n Rogers
southsmptos, s25; ~ l., Frsakiia county, Ky, 81
Reformed Dntoh church. Blooming Grove, ~ Y, sit "A
y, si2 So through New York Csscrey, s2f q; q,
IS: n. A r., %; 81 Andrews Protestant Episcopal
church, Wilmington, Del, sis; sunday school, 81, An.
drew's Protestant Episcopal church, wllmiogt0u Dsi
BIS. Second Reformed Dutch charcp, r4rrytBea ass.
sonaut. Mass 81 Total, si5I. Previously aekalw.
ttfr.t tf4fSr 80 ais 81
uAA a. oy0aa, usssercf, ~ EfJp. ssevJ.
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Our Oswsgo Correspondsuss.

osvYGo, oct. "a, 1850
The republicans working hard Ia this section, and
by their superior organization and the dsruptons among
the democracy they win gain votes roga county
win 60 republican By nearly six hundred majority GOV
Norgans action the Albany and susquchaana Railroad
bill and hn Indifference 70 the Chensug, Canal extcnso
M hurt him 10 this locality senator Divcn win sustain
the republican ,jority In this county.
About seventy wife Avakce have len here 10 attend
the republican meeting at BlpghAmton this Afternoon.
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Reported Protest Of the Great Powers Against
the Entity Of Sardinans into Naples.
Reinforcement of the French Army
at Rome.
MILITARY PREPARATIONS OF AUSTRIA
HEAVY GALES on THE ATLANTIC.
TBEAnERICANPR0DUCEM MARKETS,
&C., &C., 10.

81. JOHNS, NJ f., Oct ~, 1850
the City Of Washington left Liverpool q. forty minutes
pas, three O'Clock NJ of the loth and Queenstown at
six P. NJ. OF the 18th.
The City OF Washington encountered strong northwest
and southwest gales the entire passage She has i've
hundred and eighteen passengers for New York.
Passed at nine O'Clock A. NJ. Of the llth the Kanga
roo, bound up the Channel.
The news by the City OF Washington Is mainly confined
70 the details OF the battle OF volturno The Neapotans
estimated nj 30 900 strong, attacked the Garlbsdans GA
the Isl, under OF thick MIST and carried some pc
sitons, and for q tina succeeded In driving BACK tae
Garibaldians, whose numbers dii not reach nan
theirs Garibaldl went forward, revolver In hand,
cheering on his men, aud after a desperate hsht
of eight hours duration the Neapoitans were
broken and routed aud pursued close under the
walls OF Cspua. brigade Of Germans was cut OIL
from the main body OF the Neapotan army
and driven to the mountains. The Garibaldisns
took ye thousand prisoners, and 1t WAS estimated that
the Neapotans had three thousand killed and wounded
The loss OF the Garbadians stated At between twelve
hundred and two thousand men. The royalsts subse-
auenty made sore from Capua, 70 the resJue of the
German Brigade bat were repllsed. The King OF Ma
pies and his brothers present. at the battle,
Rumors we're current Cspaa had isred and
that bombardment of the town progressing but
ne ither had been confirmed.
The line af the Vourno was still strongly protector,
and was sad the Neapolsaus prepared to defend
their positions.
Some Sandman troops assisted the Gar badans in the
battle.
Garibsldi called the King OF Sardinia 10 go to
Naples and send him fourteen thousand men immed
ately
The Pedmon.ese troops had entered the Neapotan ter
ritory.
reported that three OF the great Pc wers had pro-
tested aslns, the entry Of the Sardaians into Naples
MArrni had quilted Naples By request Of the ProDc-
tAtor.
Adyicas rrom the Papal States indicate change in
the state OF affairs there.
The Pope remained at Rome.
General Lamoricere had returned 10 France.
The French bad occupied numerous places Rome.
twas reported that third dvson will be from
France 10 Rome
Tbs Parts Bourse was dull and depressed Reates 6st
SOC.
Military movements q vast scale are reported In
Austria
News from Pekn 10 the commencement OF July had
been received via ST. Petersburg but there WAS nothing
OF Importance.
The English funds depressed by heavy exports Of
gold 70 France.
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We are requested TO publish the following card
INV yoRs AM Hsmsn RsusoAp CoxpAsr,
Z


INV yoRs AND HsHIsn RsusoAp Coxyssrp
NEW Yosx, 0cs 70, 1890
Some remarks bavinG been made IN xisparagemeot of
the Absny express trains placed upon the Harlem
Railroad, deem u proper 70 make brief statement %
the subject When the present Bord Of Directors took
chsrgA 81 the Harlem company, than three yssys
ago, they ouni very mucn embarrassed aud the road
rolling stock quite out Of repair Auer funding the
AcAine debt, which bad borne mott opp-c~s vev noon
the COMPANY all efforts we're directed 10 the provemept
Of the read ana equipment and this been kspl
" IN view mr. the past three years Il necessarily
been work Of tune, A. the msas have
been spprcrriated from the eara!ngs OF the
road, in order that rev debl should be
created. Extensive repairs and rtnesals have beea
made, esptcisy within the past year durinr which time
ssTee amount ~ rew iron and lasine hsvs bssa
pacei IN The track and the rebuilt and shed
gives me peure TO cay that the bridges, track and
osif are now ~ mott excenl condition. and thai thsy
WI compare vorabiy with the beat roads OF the coun
NY tic Harlem "a he Oldest route between Sev York
and Absny, and u has been the p,cy ~ the CON
Tsny 70 renqn 50 their share Of the great through travel
" and from the West The arrangement mare WIN tns
hudsfn River company, sums years siucc, has proved
dfadvanaFeors by witncrswing the ue from puniic NJ
tlrc and Il viii take short time % re establish Is
We sha operate u.dcr favn'ahe auspices tnan
t'u tt. htNtts enrnFrfttea SD ~ *@F ffr~ satTN
l-ss, "a $780, s-1sS-seas - ss.~-s1
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JAS Z ST hKs,
Ward Marshal Of the Eleventh vnr

JAS II sffhKS
Ward karshal Of the Eleventh ward
TO THE EpfToR or rHE HERALD
Ia your Of the procession on raesday
you omitted 20 notice the Fourth Ward National
CIT Omo 20 strong aud Is u the IN red shirts
ffey we're under command or James ~ Fisra- who has
sorsed hard in the This The only club that
had sny hoftemen from this ward the me bcrs ex
Hrsstp r REOlCAS
TO THE EDITOR or rms HERALD.
. oC1 "a, 1880
Natohai democratic Union Association OF the Fifth xard
IN hs lat Of clubs that psraded last evening and who
mustered $50 voters N s KELLEY, Hushal
TO TIN EDITOR or THE HERALD.
Nav losK, Oct "a, 1880
u vas the Seventeenth Ward Untsi democratic A-so
cat9n That Hen John Cochr panied the nixh,
OF The grand national demonstration ard not the sss
and Jcntson Club enormously stated your Hsue OF
" day. JAMES BoNAcCN PYrsJdent q 10 4 "