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New-York tribune., 1868-11-12
THE BOYS IN BL UR.
NINTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

NINTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
The Abingdon Battalion of the 1Xth Assem-
bly, District Grant and Colfax Boys in Blue held con-
gratulatory meeting last evening in Armenia Hail. No
10 Bankst in honor OF tho OF the RepuDncah
party in the national election Major Joseph Forpes
called the meeting to ORDER and gave brief history OF
the Club The organization has held IA public meeungs
the largest hall In the district several OF wncn were
crowded that outside meetings had 10 De started
battalion consists OF companies and DaefL anu V
its $50 members 200 have served IN the army Ing n
terry guns after the October elections, ana lOV
guns the night after tho Presidential eecuon
The The battalion was represented 3 ZEN, % com
mee appointed TO take measures for sending ae
auguraon IL was voted to continue the organization
and The following officers were elected president OF te
Seaman and T. IT. c. Allen CAPTAIN lat Company, l.. A.
Whitman First Lieutenant William Leslie; Captain "a
Ian. Short speeches made by Major Megs OF the
sixteenth Ward Boys IN Blue aud by several Officers Of
Ninth Ward Club and prominent citizens OF the Ward
There excellent singing by the Unconditional Glee
TaE TEBGNE for its support Of the Boys Blue
other Republican papers was passed After parakng OF
broke up with rousng cheers for Grant and Colfax
SIXTEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
The XYIth Assembly District Boys in Blue
Club gave entertainment on Tuesday evening TO their
friends aud comrades at the headquarters OF the CLUB,
No Is6 Thirdavo in honor Of the Triumphant election OF
their chief to the Presidency Of the Republic Capt
James Douglass presided. and the proceedings were
marked by the utmost enthusiasm and good feeling Inc
Chieftan," responded to by Major Willard Buiard The
Soldiers ana Sailors" by Capt :. ). Urmy; Ihe iOya
Women Of America" by Capt james Douglass; t Onr
Noble Dead" drank standing and In silence the Con.
gess OF the United States" proposed at the close Oh
the regular t0as and responded 10 by CAPT Beeny
| TIE NEW. York TRBuNE elected very happy re-
response from Capt. Creegan The entertainment III
ciuded patriotic address by Major Willard Bniard; q
song by COmrade Richardson, ami SPIRITED recllhtiou
by Lieut. w. ID. Mckinley The affair passed on IN ihe
happIest manner and closed at late hour Ihe cluI
VIII continue ~ organization, and endeavor 70 ekeno
and widen It's Influence by cuvaiing spirit OF pallot
Ism and love Of republican institutions among It's irchd
| and members
NEW-JERSEY.
The Boys IN Blue Of Milburn n. j., held 2
grand ngratula0ry meeting on Tuesday evening OF
which occasion many private residences were illuminated
aud the utmost joy manifested by the citizens gener
ally In front Of tho Lyons House, there was pyro
cchnic display, which attracted universal attention.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-12
DIED.

BRrcR0a weine'iv Nov II. Serena Bruce 81
residence Sneternt and Faye South bIOohge
Friday AZ ,. N, without further notice
BLATCnFORDOn Tuesday 10th inst Angelica Himtoa wife
Richard NJ BachioFi, AMI daughter Of James Hamilton
Riay pOfnug, 0cvcs
Halls Church Of Ffhgye and Nineeenth-sL
COGGRsHAL-In Broosu Tae,dy morning the 10th inst
Emms daughter Walter and sarah e. CoehA aged moribt
Tie se ard friends ofthe family respectfully invited stess
lie funeral Fl bay. tue l2h last. y from The esenos
parsH GAaye tue third beS house hoseas! Of bsd's
COLEMAy- Kids Ferry, Cayugs Lake on Tuesday. Nov II
Thsdieus 81. Coleman, Agea 50 JesTS
CUSHM4NOa aesA Nov TO- Constance Fs5 Youngest daughter
The eus Of the family invited attend her funeral from thr es
denee Of Ter grandfather D. A Cushmsu sSl No. $50 snAEe
this (Thursdayl afternoon at9 o'clock
DoCGLASS-Ia BROOKLYN. Wsdaessy Nov h OF Consumption
Edward Douglass soainlsW Of A England in the 4ih year o.
The relatives ard friends OF the family Of Ptutt
Lodge No 49, F. ecifaiy invited 90 attend ts
funeral from tie Ia M Church. Washington an
Greene on Friday Nov 10, at p ~
LUDLOw-4t FAsbusb Weiuesiay Nov H. ieta Elizabeth
Notice of funeral hereafter.
LUYSlER-A. BoWer Bay Astoria L. l., Tuesday Nov 10
The relatives Of the family are Invited TO atenf the frreri
services Church 10 The village Of keNtoNn l.
Thursday the Zsa nt al O'Clock Train ea'e Hunters f"o'
st2t O'clock.
MASON-on Monday Charles MAon sei 20 mouths
aud y dayI -. !.
tb ser, residence No ls FrAnklSst, on THURSDAY.
AlerlOon az o'clock
sTEPHgSs-At Richmond Tuesday. Nov 10 Emily wife ~
W. Sephen aid sher Of The late Richard Tsen Ia 'ae E''a
Tie relatives aud friends family respectfully Invited TO a',.us
the the Reformed CA4l, kihmold H. On IhafSiv
Nov. r. at n o'clock
wISTgR-On russiAy inst aer short lne.s Cah.ru<
Dene1 Winter Winter the 51h OF Der
I. fsuers m he residence No III Daneds. Brooklyn.
Friday. the 18TH iust, az aoeocE p m
New-York tribune., 1868-11-12

IS .%P,: sS O. :ss: ;ss :r' sfsa Ss IS ss. w
Hans 4c Green d. lJc sides loi Nav and oh Lard
l5I aec Paiu Beef slS 90 Beef cs,s active sra r ss
as ass Meiiam steers SIS a Live Hog: quiet. Ccr%o9 90
e. % u, Ear t e ch&es sa $ q 100 bash Whs soo5 Do Com
do 0s 100 10 Rye 45O Barley. ieo Live HSss she
DO Oats 1900 DO Rye $50 Do Barley, 2cOo LIZ. Hog. .,,
ST. Lows Nov FobaceoNne "a sac msrss s cS,scs snss az
ass So EIi, A 5 sss @ Do9bs Brr $685., gsse
Family $lOsss whsa. u1cbsug Prime g stSs, ss RSs.
s. S ls IS 81 % csss TO- ss c:.a
ii ics S s .ry S1' un.Rssssa IrRs y.
stock .o tody Clear SIDES alSs shoulders M & o9Os' ven ven
lgbti Heavy 81 from $50 ~ Lar
SsSe $s 7 s s@se s r,e Aa Keg Ge ss @ 5b SoSs
lss9 BUSH Wheat 1850 BUSH Corn, 10000 bush Oats S' 0
MEsPH Nov Cotsu-rsceipts today LOO baesi shipment.
Sy ss oass F9ar S5asl2 Corn-sbee q a9c 9a's soc .
SnSIds,. S1, ,,sa. ie Clear se' l9ic n,z,o. R..,.
~ ~ @ ds No. Crude TurDsnne 81 7S Tar, % 80 Peshas
CaARLEsros 8. C., Nov lCotton dull and easier; sales q
hsss; hains 2S.G2Slc receipts, sB bei exports eoas'Sss
GueuTA Ca Nov lcoou IN fair demand at lover rates. sales
Clio bales; receipts go bales hiddirgs d2lle
bales; MeAlng' a1c receipts 1874 bales exports eoass~ lsa
NEwOmR,Ss Nov IICo,tOu tending downward Mddngs 2ss
a3 sterling Erehaeo ii New YOrt sight RIehagee par ss.,
ses Grm Far Oc Choice Sc Rouriow grades demand; sa
Tts sTSe Is nearly bare; Ssw @i9s Os gs
supply 6iQ5 BrsR s9s supply az ~ s nsas sappy
aud ar unchanged Lard dull Te l7e heg zle Coffee
NOBLE Ala Nov icoOu quiet and eas7 sales 1900 bales,
T N Sv 10 P1r anil Wheat dn Amber declined 3tc
sales Of Amber A, 81 68 No Red 81 SIS No Spring a.
~ dull ami droopDg sales ef No % es sss,n a. - az
oat eul and declined h rye dteans sI. o. bS s Flour
bls Wheat Corn 27oto bash oa, BtVS % bash &
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New-York tribune., 1868-11-12

The storm which prevailed yesterday fore
noon prevented the reception OF Admiral Farragut at the
Nayy-Yard The reception Will be gwen to-day ~ p H.
Late last night a man, too drunk to give hls
name or residence. brought into the sprlnRs fo,
lice Station la his possession were found COCO III Uhte
States 1880 bonds $3.50 in Treasury notes, and case Oi
surgical Instruments
Roundsman Pickett of the Eighth Precinct,
arrested last evening" Michael Fitzgerald, for whom
warrant had been Issued by the Philadelphia authorities
on a charge Of having been concerned IN tho election
frauds In that CITY october last lie WAS sent 10 fha
dephia -.
Last evening Charles II. Boldt, residing mt
No les West Twenty 1nst was arrested on chaIso ol
having passed upon Chas Kpper and Leopold Sands TWO
worthless checks for $50 and the other foT 49, re-
snerfveIy upon the National Butchers ana DrOyers
Rank signed by d. Sells He was locked hp in the Mer
cer-st. Police etation. -. -
Henry Ober, cabinet maker, living at NO. w
No,foIl-st was last evening arrested on the com
pIaint OF Sarah Frank OF No. ss Forsyth-st She
sststes that about two weeks ago the prisoner
called and stated that no was q physician named i =
Karns nttached TO Bellevue Hospital, ana mat
me- had been sent TO make medical examination OF the
complainant ending by throwing her upon pea ana AZ
emttng 10 outrage her persOn, He was locked UP IN
tha Eldrldgest. police station.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-12
TILE ELECTION FRAuDs.

At the last stated meeting of the Executive
Committee OF the German Grant and ColiaX Campaign
Club OF this city, held at RGlles Hotel, No 70 ImrdaVe'
n was unanimously resolved 10 continue this organization
as "a Dermaueut representative body OF the German lc-
pnbcans OF the CITY OF NcwYork, and To- take Hence
forth the name Of the German Republican Generai
ComnittoeD IL was further resolved that the Club al
yyc az tho action Of the Republican General Committee
and of the Union League Gun, iu taxing measures 10.
the enormous frauds uOtOiousy committed nc the last
man cnuicsus to aid and assist eSe bodies In their
undertaking. by reporting all facts concerning flaudaleht
noturaltzation or fraudulent voting which may hNc
come 10 their knowledge, TO Dr. Fred schultz OF NO 22o
West Thirty.sixtl-st, who Will transmit al buch goeu
nents 10 tho Investigating Committee oi lhe Ohlon
New-York tribune., 1868-11-12

A College GYMNASIUM FOR PRINcEroN-ln his
Old age the Duke of Wellington took some dis
tinushed foreigners to see the Fairgrounds OF the
bovs M the great public school at Eton Under their
captains some were at cricket, somc at football some
wrestling some boating, running, leaping, etc;
;. Here said the old Duke, Waterloo was won.
He was right for from the boys of the great school
nl9ygrounds the captains who lead the British IN
antry and ride Mt the head OF their troops Oi cavalry
Ufo battle mainly come. And these officers acquired
courage activity, strength and hardhood OF character
Inv he sports exercises OF the play grounds Ihis
oecdOte OF the old Duke has been called TO mnd ny the
Tact that tho ancient College OF Princeton about 70 nave
a eymuasiunl The President the hev Dr. McCosn'
in his inaugural address delivered last week;
dwelt upon tho good effects OF sports ana
athletic exercises ana the want Of gymnasium IL nap
pened that among the invited guests present was Mr.
Robert OF The Ne,c- York Ledger WIN ms usual
nrocra decision he took the first opportunity OF asking
what tho cost OF gymnasium would be; and being tod
about 500 he promptly said, well, VIII give slOOOO
fowari H. If YOU raise the other ten THIS came 10
Le ears OF Mr. Maquand the banker asst was circulated
among the crowd and lie Immediately announced that ne
would give and aerward he declared that he had
rconsdcred his first determination, and had resolved to
make the gf $4,000 Thus. by the action OF MI Bonner,
IN this busnessike and liberal manner. seconded by ME-
Marguand the students OF Princeton VIII De furnished
with fine gymnasium for athletic exercises ana manly
spOrts-lMllkes's Spirit.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-12
LET Us DIVIDE THE STATE.

This is the title Of leading editorial in The
Rochester Chronce Aerrcfcrrng TO the election frauds
in this city, the article concludes IA follows:
We zee 10 remedy these evils but TO divide the state.
and sci New York city and County and the Counties or
EicmoId Kings, Queens ana Suffolk OF a. Il separate
State Wa have only tO obtain the consent 81 The state
and Of Congress aud then relieved ~ all furiher
trouble let THO state b8 called Manhattan, OF per
haps II tie New loFhcrs Ako 30 better Iammany. We
viii not stand upon the name provided We can bo ria of
th,m 10 would bo entitled, now, 90 nine keIeteni'-
Electoral College We should then secure. without fear
OF fraud and corruption, twenty-five EepI.s.uA .Vcs
United States Senators Ou TIE sdC OF ifctdun,
and twcnty.four votes tio Electoral College. Tho
reputation the state would DO oucthird that OF
equal With Massachusetts equal viii
Michigan and New. jersey together, with Councctcui,
Rhode Island. Vermont and Acw-HnWVthre altogether,
equal with Indiana. and equal with Kentucky IL would
stand SIKH iu population ia the order of states ls ma
Iorltv t the esron OF 1865 55 Democratic and IN
as the great Democratic GOlah ~ states, particularly as
her new competitor could, Oh weeks notice manufac-
tur. All the votes which igAt be necessary 10 secure tho
cold ball and tho championship with Now 1ofk 'iiy
and ID. confederate counties shat OUT the Empire Sdc
can give 10000 Republican majority ana more, dnd "ho
the new Stale OF Manhattan or Inunauy Is secng con
genial competition with Kentucky, We viii chalehge old
Massaclm.ets to contest for maj0rtes on the other
side II well known that the people or 'oW- oik Ciy
are under legislation Of our representatives, AT
Albany. and prominent Democrats have repeatedly ek-
pressed themselves deFirOus 10 sececc from the STATE
of course all Republicans north ana wrot ot opuJch
Duyyel Creek with unAimity viii say amen, II huch s
their desire The men who give the great DctnOciato
vote I'm NcTYor CITY, and those who give tho great re
publican vote outside OF It, Will agree 10 III" chahke
Then hy all means let the necessary steps DO taken 10
accomplish DO desirable "a cousulunatlOh
New-York tribune., 1868-11-12
STARVATION IN THE SOUTH.
Letus then be up and doing
VIA a heart for sny fate
Still achieving, still pursuing
Learn 10 labor snt 10 Noit.

In view of tho great suffering among the
poor IN Craven County. NJ g., the Commissioners have
appointed committee Of charity to solicit aid from the
people Of the United States. This committee has Issued
an appeal TO which the letter printed below refers
Messrs Thomas Holmes No. lo% Frontst, VIII receive
and forward free Of charge for freight any articles OF
food or clothing and will take charge OF donations In
money, acknowledge amounts received and forward
them to the Relief Committee at Howbern:
NEwBERs, N, c., Nov g.
DEAR COUSIN The incosed appeal TO the charitable
OF the United states" send you, and ask you III tho
name OF God and humanity To use your pest EFFORTS IN
securing aid for Our stdrpug people MY purse ahu %
heart aches for thon locally cannot avert the
fearful rasna that arise rom want OF Qod Our pauuet
New-York tribune., 1868-11-12

list 10 about 00 with large number OF miserable beings
We need $4,000 for this Winter am sending 90 all the
pronnent gentlemen OF my acquaintance IN the Church
asking aid Anything will be acceptable that sustans
lfe Can you not interest some benevolent societies in
our behafi Please act promptly for starvation walks
streets and turks around many reess hearth aud
Help US, we perish is the cry morning noon. and
night Cousin this dreadful In a Christian land OF
plenty and beg in the name Of God and humanity for
our starving poor. Send To me- care OF Hubbs g. Bro.
ANYTHING that will feed, warm or cOthe. YOurs in the
bonds of love and kindred, l.. HUBBs.
Chairman Com. Of Charity Craven Co.
i T. Brush. esq, New. York
New-York tribune., 1868-11-12
TIE KENTUCKY BOURBON CASE.

A sub Committee of the Congressional JOINT
Committee Retrenchmont, comprising Messrs charles
H. Van Wyck, Chairman Jcnckes OF Rhode Island Ben
ton OF New Hampshire, and iasey OF NeWJefsey met
vesterdny and inquired why the indictments against thn
Kentucky Bourbon Company and others for violations or
the Revenue laws had been tried United states DIS
rlc Attorney Courtney haYiug been sworn testified that
although was ready TO proceed with tho trial. the DE-
lay now OccasOucd 10y orders from Washington. Inc
Committee are striving why this interference
from Washington is nado to stl further postpone the
trial Of these cases. IL - claimed that the individuals
thus receiving the Executive clcmency have made them
selves useful IN prcerrng charges against OclHs Whoin
today.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-12
ILLINOIS.

GRANTS MAJORITY IN TIE STATE.
In our table of County majorites, published
yesterday. through nadyertance Clark County was
sot down as giving 1900 majority for Grant. 1t should
ave read 900 for Seymour Estimating the vote OF nine
counties this would make Grants majority In the State
s9,7SI
THE BANNER CONGRESS DISTRICT.
ST. LOUIS Nov. 1.-THE lid Congressional
District OF Illinois claimed the banner district OF the
United States having given Gen Farnsworth 1913 ma
ority Official returns from 81 Counties In Illinois, show
an Increase Of the popular vote for Congressman al Large
for two years at 1900.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-12

6s5; for Grant, e7is2 for Seymour, 4os Grants ma
Jointly 1859 Total vote Of these same towns at tho sep
tember election 1863 O66 Chamberlain, 72lo0 Tor
Pllsbury, 53,96 Chamberains majority, 1914 sho"lhs
gain In the Republican majority over the sep'emper
election Of s545. scyeny-eght small towns and pahta
Ons remain TO be beard from. Should the relative lh
crease be maintained In these towns they VIII give ie
publican majority OF 1892 making Grants majority Al
the entire State 2772l.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-12
DSD DIsfh IC1
LIT. DlaJ.--.I2I0
IffFRn nTaTUrg
MAINE.
GKANr's MAJoRITY LOoMINc

GRANTS MAJORITY LOOMING UP.
special dispatch to The Boston AdUertiser
BON Augusta says oical returns Of the late election
have been received from 400 cities, towns and planta
Hons giving the following result: Total in these
places at tue Presidential election, 1884, 1O505 for
solD el05e; for Mcclellan, A,Oi3 LncOln's majority,
b. Total vote al tho Presidential election. 1865 lO7
New-York tribune., 1868-11-12
'ba Third.ave. Railroad Company held thei

IINKU NiINIK
annual election for Board of Directors yesterday From
the annual report u appears that %OOO OF passengers
have carried the road during the past year. an
Increase OF the previous year The follow
ing are the board OF Directors for tho ensuing year, Rob
ert Squircs William Rem IN, William A. Daring, Henry
r. Remsen Henry Hart, VII g. Hunt, Maltby q. Lane,
Carkson ~ Potter Peter Mc1artE, John Is Hobby, VIM.
j. Valentine, sylyanus 3. Rker. and Sylvanus H. Com
stock For Inspeeors-J. L. Worth, g. L. Darling, j. l..
New-York tribune., 1868-11-12
FLORIDA.

TIE VOTE OF THE LEGISLATURE FOR PREsl-
DENTAL ELECTORS.
The Florida Legislature met / Tallahassee
on the 81 lust II State Senators present ana 80
Assemblymen After tie following oath was admin
istered the LEGISLATURE ball0ted for Electors:
We aud each Of rs, do soemnly swear thar we VII
support protect and defend the Constitution ana Gov
eraoeut Of the United Saies, and tie Constitution ana
Government OF the State % Florida ogaiust al enemies
foreign and domestic; thai We VIII bear true ihllI
LOYALTY aud allegiance 90 The same, any ordinances or
resolutions any State Convention or Legislature 10 the
contrary notwithstanding. Go help NJ GOd.'
The following was tie result OF tho various pai4otS
IAnNLn