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, 1869-10-23
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE, SATURDAY. OCTOBER 49, 1869

t1e1ye uen per diam, and Montardleo about f3oo
and &so men daily, which suus ~ u follows:
p.pxal nttY.six months. ESQ $50 900, AID 1s9 40
nen; Argentine Republic. df'y.two mouths,
20 sud la 10 men Moutevideo. Fl, 40.
and a19q men, maktn4 total Of Ese ssa, ,o00 ster-
.ne snd ,sa SO men, n tie coat Of tho war to the
allies.
In New Yors, on Sunday evening. an unknown
nan. while walking Hut1,edlJ down Taensy.sec-
opd stree. to1ari the 7iVef, Aeccsted anaaA hoJ
and gave him I'VE cents TO go 10 the ntazest police
station and inform the ot1cer In command that
= man had committed autclde BY jumping over
board from the pier AZ the foot Of that street. Tue
poy went to the Eighteenth Precinct Police Sta1oo
and Raye the message ss he hsd been directed,
and ~ otbcer was 1t once despatcned to iuYesu.
Rzss inc mziter. On inquiry The otrlcar learned
,nss 1hE beceascd wza seen 20 20 down to the eEd
Of the pier. tai o hla hat, coat and comforter
which he wore shout n!. neck, Which he laid down
Oh Tho xbazf. He then TOOK his pockesb9ok from
bis pocket, and, placing It beside his csotnlog,
rIopecd overheard. Enor1s we're made 70 rescue
ntw. prt without a7sA The remains were uubse
oQeluy recovered The deceased W. middle
sRed man, apparently = German, and was quitt
reahe<tAplF AutfAd,
, 1869-10-23

The "Pcar!es Party" OF Lee County, III j,
nominated John Dement, Of Dixon, for the Con.
stilutional Convention. -....
The Hon. Y. F. Chaplu, sprotnted Receiver OF
the Cnlted States I.aud 1ttce at Lincoln, Sehras-
ks resigned hts place ii the Senate Of that statc,
and an election 10 oil the vacancy wns Ordered on
tue secon, Tuesday IN October. The district en-
braces Cass, Sazpy, Saunders, SeUaf1, AMI Butler
Counties Reel, Republican, Is elected by about
go majority ogeF Goss, Democrat
Tue Democratic Convention OF the Forty-tfth
Representative Dtstrtc. Of Illinois met Ut Lacon
On the 18th Instant The following petsaua ~ers
put In nomination as cardldstes for members ol
the Constitutional Convention: Colonel J. T.
Thompson. OF Bureau; Thomas Judd, OF Mar.
1hal1; And John ClaEk, Of Woodfori,-tne latrei
eubject 10 tho approval Of the Wooafofd County
/ De1noc1seJ.
Ip 1rpquo:s County, Ill, the Democrats have
| made tho folio Fiug nominations: Member Of the
| Constitutional Convention, Edmund O'Brlen
County Judge. Tno1as stump; County Clerk, j.
| ", Warner; County Treasurer, John B. Hooper
Superintendent Of Schools, John C. Dnrhl'n
County Surveyor, Ar:os o. Whiteman. ID The
same county, the democratic People" noui
| GATED as follows: For Convention
Judge Wood; for County Judge, samne
| WNtlams: for Clerk, II. fToEtc; Ia
| Treasurer, Geo King: for Superintendent oi
| SCHOOL,, Mr Campbell. The trst Two Eent!esneE
have aarc1dr Ye=!gnel. The Republicans Of Esu
| auols aui Ford Counties have nominated aidtsa'
| GoooeM !cr member Of sne Constitutional coayeu
| tjcr.
, 1869-10-23
The &tory that the Telegraph Wires
Were Tapped ContTndlcscd BY Gen.
rrnl T.ckETts

Fft.% fhs 4fsE Fork SHn OF. Il
We .rc Informed BY Genc.nt 7. 7. Eckest. Cen
frH Scp+1In.endeEs Of the Western Unlan Tel.
cTarh lines In the Eas1eEn statee k5at It Is Qalts
.mr a.1c to tap telegraph win withozt j. -co;.
er!, ~ Eas sa1ssd u GtIesai Ensserae.ds de.
fei,ce ia the 1su.eA Of Aoau4T. IL the drB: place,
tnr 11re must be- cnt To tua-rt an Instrument ei
eoarse the electric current ee1se* shea the wire
IL severed, and the Operators at t,otn enda Of me
iire know thas sonseshtuR nss happeued- In the
stepLd place, eSetE Instrument that Il Inserted
INCREASES the resistance 10 the current: and even
sapcos1pg that the connectsou could be made
E1ihoar discovery, the Increase Of re
s!ttarce would .eu the story and show thst the
wues xere being taMpered via. Scn1e Of The
wires of the Eettern Union Coo pauy r1u ovel
housetops, but rnose Of tho Fraril,n Itne s1e ia
1lrtest fss.J tIxt1ncc SsrupR upon po.ea IL ths
streets, ard consequently the cnsnce Of tapping
the1 t1om house-tops d str5 ttaa1L The Frsnkl.f
lire hak eeten Wits betaeen seE YORK aut
Washington, and - anybody who wishes 70 inter
eeps messages eet~een those CITIES canoot be SOP
po* ed 70 kto~ what wire will ne used, he mus
Jap the hole Iulnhes TO insure success Svra
experienced ttseg11pnefs tauSe=d ae1ttNy et re Vi
INK the stafemtLs that news ttnn Washington
~as stolen h tapping the wires, and pronounce
it pleat ant hctpn IN dectase those oaa5 VINO II
tEtGr21t Ct electric m{t terf.A-
, 1869-10-23
no NE'TARY AND C0MMERe}iI,.
MONETARY,

FRIDAY EsESiSE, Ok, =
Tne anomalous condition Of tslie and unsr.s.
ut the p1eAenr lime Is shosn HI tte price ot sr.
YORK e1ets1ge. With the CON noa under .,a.1;,-
that there are yet ABUNDANT supp!cs Of g,a, ~
the country to bc marketed, AMI at rac s17ce .;rt
Nitn New York exchange At pferntn3 ia ina
ma1kes, snd with the supply Of It 80 srlsH IL n-,L
portion to the large demand for It, taa: lr..s4
have been obliged to shp canency 10 Sew Y.7t.
!. u patn that oar debts to the Eas. ase m, e;y
paid IN the reaul4r wsT, bat out1 In q VS.. raI.
NEST leave m uufavo1bie Er5al: uE...
tie mode Of payment Is sona c,a:v,,,
II the grain does not rv . f,.wa:a
the currency will, aud as an.pnenta OF tne l:..r.
II continued, Will aid Ia producing stsu,,ars N
the money nRrket, which wonld deires+ at1-..
almost u much as II the pfntlnce were .h.7r,!
more freely, there does rot seem 10 he a,,ra
cRatct for apJ speedy improvement that w:f II.
permanent, The impression has hcea etec. .rans
fastened upon the minds Of Eastern aaI fost,:u
clns1Wr1s tnas there vas turr.1'au:11rt sa.2
Ct eye1j thing In the North sear, bit e. pectas Il
wheat Their mtbds viii eventually become ,!.ss-
buted tt taat notion, amt they viii nusly co~.. :,
understand that large Proportion Of III.
apparent abundance IL cheat, tuG
mrch Of the wheat Is sbktsel>d e'.d ua-,a-s!,
and ihas the rfenirElF large crup viii M:
tnrn cut more than IN arsrnsc Gra-:Ity nf :.li
wheat. Al this tkey will eEGntuaiir ffn3 ns:. ,,s
1t W take good while for them 10 don, a,.4 IL
the meantime the effect Is tac SAM, Il sc ..p,
Of found grain had not heeu orere.ttuascd. I::I
those who SPECULATE fof r!se On the grauud :Ha
t the con.1LeTs a7t gut@S to bt c5lsiaceI str}
suddenly Against their 1tt: ms! II obliged II.
cary taer grain long elonsh to have The e17cl-
ses eat ~ Ill the prots. Tasse afe Iieaty Of pcJ
pic wto- 3; such Iutctare, arc ''cauek full q.
sds:te 10 the ]a1uer; they 1ans that bild aatl
houest ptr 10 stnf It E-atE .ste :core :tscy
one day and little less freel5 tie next anil on
hpt tie tY1th IL th3s 20 bue IL ec'1n-.enI "a
eve positive adr1ce IN such Cast Tte p:,Ia-.t
L. that zone t1epe before next s1Ime! pr,cea Of
Rralp Of all klrs H1ll be n1ach higher stupi5 &C.
cautt tha crops haze teea oser-esttu uet u.lt t,e
49,. rsrr ,,u~ nn- thnsa ~-,
, 1869-10-23

With to-mar7o@a pape. We again l"soe Sup
p,cueuf, cont1tnirg tweuty columns OF rradiu1
nAttef, IN addttion to that 10 which tue deman1s
OF advertisers hn1,t cAr regular edition.. The
constantly increastrG circulation Of THE SCSpay
TaiEC>E is The best evidence That CAL be given OF
The esttm.fe = which the public nod II, both 1s
nct,cm Tor advertising and q ~ entertaining
newspaper. Tc rus. oga.u urgc advertisers 10
syrd IL tne!v tavors Is early as possible. To enable
rs to cct OF CT. l,ssc edition IN good season.
, 1869-10-23

w.. I'D y, ,hn =. -. -,
There II little sign Of animation II Inc ssf''"f
go!a, The average pr,ce of today being cnc rer
cent hIrnyr ,hau srsten,av. The sau.,:,p:. I'M,
ctinery Of Wall street. however. got 70 bt:ty
- ~ ~, ,hu ,.+o .v.+..r,crt M. !, l., , ~,
ri Asht'A Wy ~ Tue 1oo >Aat - II ~ "
hnpet II Will b difficult 10 yet IT tn'" w':xtne "r-
"eF ass.u@ taT .ser .:iN . 1,H
ing at ihc Gold Room II Is diH1cut To fancy mat
~ ~ s,,.n IT,, ~,
tna, rcmsr,,l,. Fn,.sv' Tnr s,ock rpa,tr,i,lr.
~, -. ~ ra,.rn.ra,ive .t,.v no .,I,, s,,. -.
The sonje cy eutfpl pekiot'+
c.-,.tn-x ro,,a a .I, n.rt,.v ,u.. t,tnr,.,,,
Seefe'nl@ ho4te tb. tas!pE i'teE ln1"Ilnca't7l
, 1869-10-23
SATURDAY. OCTOBER "a, 1863.
CITY IND C0[NTY NOMINATIONS.


CIT ofF1CEKa.
F.r xa-or-Coionel Il Il, MASON.
For fsr1srrer-nAF1D A. GAGE
FIR faelnt1r-N. :. 0SAaAx.
FIR .3f:aFntu--IsRAKL n. Srl1E.
FIR f't1t u Tesiae C,tFt-C. n. MAsoN.
coCIrY 1P71cRES.
.Ju,s* ef taf S.s3trier caurt--JosErN GARY.
CrIf fIhE SmnerinF C'xrf-S. F. SrErESsnS+
,1't'f* ~ The C.ruatE fuHr:--M. II. n WALLACE.
:.1t 4f tht CsusatH Cparf--J. @. GiSDKLx.
-tna.arer--u. &. RE1Ft,Rn
%t.4e...r-AtEx- WoloaT-
$H1fr.a.fhItnt af SsrA., A.,,t&-ALBEET q. LANE
C..:-s C"M,nu%ina-F-MAKK SHEE1p4S-
f4A,.cr. sf lst lt1st--MAx EBX2HAKpr, 4. H.
5kk,as.
a.urEEs or TIE CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.
F:<rtn;,., p:rsri3-S. \ HaIcs, Joscpa Mcdll!,
John /. 1!atrrs, -. .
STt: r.: n:s,rit:-s: Elliott Anthony. Daniel Cam
erca. -
TOWN oFF1cEss-
Snt7H fH,clGn-ft,1+fnr, ~ " keFwln: SHrtv-
ri.r, 7. !. 1tnntnt: .tAhs:1ht SHlFFrlrsr. Anton
Berg; Trt.,. Cttst, J. Ii. FeI7eh.
WEST cu,c -CcuAfnr. Alonxo Isanasdell: ss-
f,.rr,.ar, HeusT Ackho1: AAnst1nf svhTrtsor, 4
L. Morrison; Tr,sa cltrt, Il. 4. RnKer.
x;os1H cEcAGo-Coi:,e.o1, Otto Frltzes: SAp.r,
rtsr,, Enher+ t.lark: .s*.tAf1l SuRFrtsaf, H. n.
Peters; 1bssH Citrt, Jonas Ensaesg-
, 1869-10-23
TIE OFFICE OF MAYOR.

4It1c ~, lFSAAok1S1 Nv A4'*@@aIe ~ Ae@pto
of The degradation Of the Office OF Mayor
If large city, like TINT which hss taken
place in Chicogo during the last sl1 years.
The Office has bern reduced. step by step,
until it is no louger anything hut sinecure
an office without duties or power. In |
ls,;l, The Ring, then beginning TO feel its
growing power, md then beginning to
strengthen itself financially and legally,
transferred from tho Mayor mud Common
Council the control OF the polica Depart
ment and placed II uuder the control OF
commission. But, in thus absorbing the
Police Department nnd making it an addi-
tional power in their hands for tho control
Of the nominating conventions. the Ring
had rot yet 1cached its present bo!ancss-
They left the Mayor e1-eGa'o member OF
the commission. The public we're still
represented, though IN minority o1 the
Board ihe Kine appointed tutee mcmoasa
OF The Doa'u oS epecaa' statute ana let tne
people have the Mayor. 1he Aihg' ~ tno
same time, organized ino boafa ot foonc
Works, to which was transferred ArRe
portion Of the pubic BUSINESS IN tnls
board they also pe1m'tteoi tue puolle 70
nave representative, n 'ne i'shsoo oA eno
Mayor for Two seafS tu's "t1Ause.
ment "as auo"ea 70 contInue; put
theS i"unu ths'' 10 permit the Mesor'
who IVES elected by md responsible to tue
people, TO have my Solee IN tne proceed
ings ot these hoasos' vas IN interference
"'th 'nen pp.aa' us "r ~ y, t4..aAnt, ~
asso'nes ~ tAe ..oAS ~ :a'' ~ ~. a 49,. e'.,.
..'N y. 49," -. 49, ~ ~
Hes :. W =. s.s -, ~ ~
.'s,,',;p 49, -, - ,as,.,;H'.,, =. 49, 49,
49,. ln. - .,'@ ..;.,.t.sa s.a.;a1 ~, 49,.
] <a,.a;,e1 ~ to,.;no ~ 10 .on,r,,, ~ ~, F;ra ~,
N'..S. 80 49,. ~. .s1 c..,...s
-, :. ~
souhs.4+ s'n'' t't'4e..'' :. ing - =" 'n' .s wv
'ess n, N,s,A -as -, - =.
.'onr 'n.. A,oalu' a." '.'s" ''o'' Nv '>o1 y.
ahtnc !" oshs' ana ln@@n's .ne hienoefs ..
t.e eiunse nos1" ''e;'ne' "o' =, .ns 'o'ea y, ~,
VEG e"s W Nh'ea6o' '"s ot es'os H,eaN's, *>s'
ls'~efS were '1"lls3e18eo 70 'ne io'ee e'n', ,
misstonefs' WHO oaloG tneu unonllnat.onsano
eltcaons 70 too ling con'o' o. eo1tso, "s
e"h'3ol'eo ny 'nat ossani1a.ioa. .'uoso
1Henity, the pcopie o1 c"cago' na'.ne
smashed one or TWO nom'ha''oos oi tn'
AEs, one "PI'o'n'n'en. oa tne t'o"f" :, v
i1n.sc noshs VAS 4'laeea ''o'a'as - ~
nAnoe o1 Jug -aaso1' poA l'..e '~s ~ ~
hahos :" inc eomn'oa eoanen ~ ~ "
mean''no3 ING hsns nan taAs.a e'aa >. y
the e"mmon eo1,ne" and o' tne l'oa1'l y
Supervisors Inc Mayor *as' however
Left as the presiding officer OF the Council
but last winter eFen TINT power WIS take
frc1n Kim, and ke has nov no poSe'
executive u ministerial, except to pardo
co.victs cut of the Drideweli and di~ia
his sa,sry among the 1,aupera who haunt th
du,rs Vi his Office I'll day. The Mayor Ii
orally tas been reduced to the condition (
n uere 6gure-hcad. OF the six OF seve
Grntlrel persona employed by the city,
bas the appointment Of half dozcns nj
these lo not bold their oface SO mnea 1ro
lin, u fran the Council Zach Mayor Il
the E4:fctiDT Ct one DembfI III tut D''H
, 1869-10-23

TEE Eosrox CORRESPONDENT Of the Sev York
NaA responsible 5oT tte -tatement thas '.Aruon.
the tayur1te lady takers Is Mr.. 1--we rEose, o!
chicago, anrocafe Of wnre1's snfr'.se. a,t T.:
at12. 10 zec'ove rtr piper. t,e 3yt.lt,,, 10 tsss
eN5-fec Eh,caso2af. u tp.!e OF trao div orce. not
erpP.E!pEiL"
, 1869-10-23

The New York SUI, in discussing tho
uuestion whtthcz euz suffering sh'pp'og in
tcrest vould tc most aided hy free trade In
The materials for shir-haislsng, as detnapd-
, 1869-10-23

FEtnAy ETksIsc;, Oct. g
TIE following tattes show the rece.ptt and
tb,pl+1ts Ct produce for the past twenty rtUr
hi.ss.
, 1869-10-23

Robert raie Owrna sfoty, +" beyond the lsseAs-
tfs, "advaIces tour Gprc CHAPTERS t0*nfa us
clors. "The Satisfaction Usual Among Gentle-
Ten Is an excellent t1rattss On tue ca'le tiu<ll
hs Joseph J. Reed, JaEes E.aukl.n Fit-s has a.
.n'tr.,,tg story, The Gsea: Flood, aut neafJ
Armtst Dsowu tells the naa13:se Of ride "troIn
Lara u Jerusalem" CHARLES @. snaaks coutst-
bates a sefJ zsadah;e Sketch OF George D. f1eo-
tpce and his Journalistic career, William Slone
iesls tle sfofy of The boid pIale, Nhose nAde Was
ttptaln Kidd, ~ he tal&ed. The classification OF
Ma1in.slfan, however, tu the same cstesosg. tn-
tu1es lie papez. The closrE ssssce Il a:seo..tc-
1,{.ts ol an Attacne, ~ IL NJ Wal.h, ~ho WAS At
| taefed 10 the United States legation IN London,
; $. tee ttu wren W'ashtt E.cn 1rvtrF was Srcrc-
txry, which Ii iu o! pleasant souvenirs Of the Ia.
r.t. TIE Monthly Gossip II FetJ Lively md spark
hr- Al the Book Reviews close Nha. Is dec1dediy
| the hest na5 azt-e Of the month.
t The CATHOLIC WoRID for November, altnDuca
IT does not recele ~hr from ira high literary
standard, II more Than usually sectaEtan u sats
Iruper. Anopc the articles Of tns character
arc :. The Lille o5 Fasher Faher, who HAs p:4e.t
u The Orator, Of ST. rhlitp Seyl Loudoo; tue
s;or, Of :. Angelo " u slated from the Ner.nAu
0, corrRa VOC Boianden: " Tue Counen aud tue
Rnnau Congregations taken fspm the R'-a+ dH
HotGt CatktIigve . csi1icism oi tue proceedings
Of the Free Religions Association, NJ their fecnod
| annual uee,irg held IN Boston, last Mar;
| ~ ~N'7
arccdctes rcla,ipg 10 psprntnens Roman Catholic
.atnts aue dlv,nes: Criticism Of The repJ Of the
p.c,hsser.an Assemblies 70 the Pope letter: AID
"A Skssct OF the lrtao Volunteer" Tue a1tts.es
To- y hteh We turn With the uoat Interest, how
ever. arc "Au Oc,oaer ReFteE," which u 4
charming hketch OF auruun life: sertA ttos1
J "a Hero OF lIetpns:'' which promises 70 Re eN
| ceedIt eI5 Interesting; \ sclenxloc paper, "1ne
! | lmuutabtlty Of TIE speetes." di.euastnR tht
! DarF,nlan theory md 1iefoeFt Speaoera Prtncd
: r}es of Bnlegy; and seET graphic sketch Q
+Hatdnr Fsst lessons IN Music md Love-
: MISCELLANEOUS
= Thst exrellent family paper, HEARTH IND Aex<
: improves With each new tssne. 1t u not On!
}, ttosoueh1y objectionable Ia III tone, and d
cdedty elegant IL rs t.pogsapnS aud tllua,a',oa'
= hut IL .uh}ect-ma.tcr L always tnterest!a&
esreeally 10 tpc family circle. The puhl!sacga al
uuuEce . reduction IN the slhtcrtpEod pste
na,s c,ut,- xnd to all who subscribe before Jan'
arr, the g,tt Of the PAPER from the dase os tae
: inscription to that t,ae- ...---..-.
r BkAcn IND Dan for October the A* pe$soa'ca
T. n. ,rsf,ei By Csitachan i CoctFof, OF this e3
t ro, 1ars .n- following lape,s: "shaA We l'aas'
Mutter7"" LIND TnurloH," aud p'srsf Il: r
cent peeissnna''
r TuE Axxk1cAN JnEEkAL OF MEDICAL sF'ESc
n 1oz October Il died ~ttn graf vsE!cty Of ns!e
, 1869-10-23

1FA4 <'NAa
Opte The head II Sray
And the fte1Tt II dead,
Thesr's no more to do
Make the MAl bod
f2i1 feet under ground.
There he'll GIurnbrr sound.
E1deA \ NA ny halr.
And ny hc4ft tt1 {%At
To tbe iOl't voice
IIkr tho dAns<fk' ffti
Mt ceidrt pot.- h14 hkkHi
Nbu ilt d txforr the ttesod.
Fair, ana fer d. and fat
Mother. wife aDt r AID
Never tlrtd = tp.n
Tiny hair not beua5rd:
Fppt Fk&Il 'aEApe Try mIrth
Hut old Mutner EArsh-
S.fe1y Aouttd With htf,
With rt Company
RHt MY t,rn+ttr Worm.
y hn . fl fred on mt.
1ehAL slalnlxF s,.ur I.
Detr r3cNN under EfuHstd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-02
2Nrb CIVILIZATIONS.


DRICES REDUCED.
WIN view 10 supply the readers o. THE TEngSs WITH VT
Mes, B. Ford Ca and the price has been reduced as vi" be
HORACE GREELEY'S AUTOBIOGRAPHY.
RECOLLECTIONS OF A BUSY LIFE;
INcLrDlSG
REMINIsCRNCRS or AMERICAN POLITICS
AND FOli LOANS,
FRos tar OPENING oy rnE hs,orn teSrEsI 10 THH
To which added
MISCELLANIES;
LITERATURE AS 4 VOCATION" POErS AND POETRY"
OF PROJECTIONS" Se &c
DISCUSSION WITH ROBERT DALE OWEN Of
THE LAW or DIVORCE
By HoEAcE 6hEELET. a.
bound illustrated VII Slsl Portrait n NJ Grby .,o va
wood rngavus 81 The Cot where Born" NJ Pint SouooI
HgyO lie ' Woe '- 81 PeeSI Home 81 Bss
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
asH% F6kES or IT TiiB SG9T66HaiF'H
~ TINE I TI. l, t,tIEg g MY 81 s0ULS
VI A ai5i.j' no SE@,HaMrSinRg
VII WI W S 4fSSfpIhEESTHrcrsmr.
o.. < war BY LAKE ERIE. ........
.XI Ml El!,r ExrERlESScE ~ NEwYoRk.
XllL TEMPERANCE rs ALL THINGS
wv ~ P P2,,I,ys
XVI TRIUMPH
XVII LOGCABiE DAYS
y.
Xxx. SUGIALlSIlC EFFORTS.
XXI. HARRY CLAY
. XXIL MAkGARET FULLER
NXlli BEGGARS AND BORROWERS
XXIy. DRAMATIC AKMOkIE&
XIV OLD ZACH
XVI CONtBES>-MlLEAGE
NXVIt CONGRESS- AS IT WAS
XVIII. GLAMOUR .... IRIRB
xxx. LAKE SUPERIOR MISING-CHICAGO-TH 'PRAL
Xxx. fHE GREAT SENATORS-THB COMPROMISE or 1850.
TXAL LiBELS AND LIBEL SUITS.
XXI. EBOPt-rllE WORLDS EXPOSITION
XXXlu. THE DISSOLUTION OF TIE WIllG PARTY
SXXfV TfE SLAVERY vOSTROYERSY.
XIV THE NEN ERA ~ POLITICS.
XNXvL Ny FARM
EXXNlL Ny FARMING
XXXVIIL SEWARD. WEED. AED GREELEY"
XXXlX. EUROPE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ZERLAND.
XII TWO DAYS IL JAIL
XII THE BANKS CONGRESS" The Long Contest for
XLll OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES tSpeaksf
XIII. A RIDE ACROSS THE PLAINS
KILN THE ROCKY NOUN iAINs-IHB GREAT BASIN
XIV UTAH-SEvADA
XVI THE SIERRA NRVADA-THE YOSENITE-TUR BIG
YLvll THE FUTURE or CALlfORSiA. trREES.
XLVIlL THE pBESlDEN IIAL ELECTION or 1861 .....
Xix SFCESsfON-HOw CONFRONTED.
T. Orr CIVIL WAR-ACIUAL AND POSSIBLE.
L. ABRAHAM LINCOLN
Ill JEFFERSON DAVIS.
LII WHITING HISTORY
LIy. NY DEAD
MTSCELLANTEs f
LITERATURE As VOCATION.
POETS AND POETRY.
REFORMS AND KKFORMERS.
THE GROUNDS or PROTECTION
SUNDAY LECTuRISG "REMINISCENCES
A DAYS RIDE IN MAINE
A DAYS RIDE ACROSS THE ALLkGHANIRS
4 NIGHT RIDE ACROSS TIIE PRAiRIES
A WINTER FLOOD IN ILLINOIS.
MARRIAGE AND DIVORCE; Discussion between Horace rsev
and Robert Dale ONen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-02

The Sunday Mdga:ine, edited by DIR. Guthrie,
appears with the imprint OF ]. b. LppncOtt Co..
and the November number is just Issued Its principal
literary attractions are series Of Episodes in an OBJ
scure Life" relating the experiences OF curate among
the London poor a Sunday at Ak Bains" by the
editor; 1.-THE Companions of ST. Paul." by J. s. Howson
ID; and Mr. William Gilbers story OF 1.-The Struggle
IN Ferrara" The Illustrations excellent, and the
magazine is beautifully printed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-02

Two large octave volumes containing the
Memoir Letters and Journal Of Elisabeth Seton, Concert
to the Catholic Faith and Sister Of CHARITY have been
published by her grandson the Right Rev. Robert seton
d. d. They do not include regular biography con
sstng almost entirely Of Mrs setons letters ana diaries
with only so much additional matter from the pen OF the
editor as was required TO bind together in connected
narrative As founder OF the first establishment OF
the Sisters Of Charity In the United States Mrs Seton IS
character especially interesting TO American Catholics
and her correspondence contains great deal OF matter
highly important TO the historian OF religion IN TINS
country. Seton has performed pious ana useihi
task in collecting these memorials of his distinguished
ancestress and will doubt win the gratitude OF the
large class persons whom the subject attractive
Up. O'Shea)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-02

An officer may be pardoned some enthusiasm for such
these.
We should he glad 10 quote still more copiously If
rspace permitted andespecally give our readers
taste of the chapter on Negro Sprituals' OF few
extracts from the charming account of 1.-The Baby
of the Regiment" We must satisfy ourselves, how
ever with the hope that those who have followed MS
thus far will straightway get the book and read
il all.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-02

The Overland MOnthIy issues an excellent
number for November, which most people will find in
terestng though it is totally deficient in the department
Of fiction which is considered essential for the success OF
magazine at the East 1t gives account OF the is
for Fur Seals the Pacific coast, temperate
discussion OF The Chinese Labor system entirely free
from the prejudice and intolerance which are prevalent i'll
connection with this subject IN California; description
Of the curious IceCaves Of Washington Territory; and
well.wrtten sketch OF Of the early explorations
on the Pacific the matter Of poetry The Overland TINS
month is not at its best.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-02
B0SD PURCHASES.
Totsl..........SlproU U'


At the close the market weak aud unsettled With
pressure sell gold bonds OF all classes The currency
6 per cents were strong 1876 alO7i
State bonds dull Tennessee new per cents solo
az 53I Virginia per cents 52i North Carolina new
bonds 385; North Carolina special tax bonds. 40dpi
North Carolina per cents, AT; Missouri per cents st
as7i Railway bonds steady under moderate in
vestment demand Central Pacific per cents sold at 9ii
New. York and New. Hayen6 per cents, %; Columbus
Chicago and Indiana Central II. Miscellaneous shares
were dull Quicksilver sold at 14sdl5 Pacific Mail. 81
a59b Western Union Telegraph, 36id36 Express shares
were dull and neglected American sold In small amounts
at "a the remainder were without quotable change.
Railway shares have been excited and close weak at
10 yer prices on the entire list Tic consolidation of New
York Central and Hudson River contaminated to
day. and has been the center of interest the exclusion
.of all other topics The basis Of consolidation for New
York Central 207, and for Hudson 1855 The announce
ment OF the terms caused general disappointment New
York Central declined from lg2 1924 Hudson from li2
to 1851 The Western list weak. In sympathy WIN
the Vanderbilt stocks and sold down from as per cent
The shares Of the Michigan Southern NorthWestern
Roads were most active The pressure to sell stocks
ghout the day very and large blocks or
long stocks were thrown upon the market by holders
who had anticipated upward turn IN prices
The low prices In grain have stopped The
transportation to market. az present prices the
farmers do not realize enough to for the production
Of the crop The early closing Of navigation has thrown
large business upon the trunk roads to supply the de
mand for consumption but the freight charges too
nigh to allow the shipment Of brr"dstuhs 10 foreign
ports Al the close the market fryvrish. although
strong effort made 10 prevent general pane IN
prices The holders Of the Vanderbilt ,iorks pressed
sales to the full extent of the ability Of purchasers and
the market closed unsettled, and with gloomy feeling
prevailing among the holders Of stocks
The following were the closing quotations Of Govern
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-02
9'utirS StaO,mit'.

A DODWORTH'' CLASSES for DANCING
~ 81 No aII Ftbi- hondIy aud 1aari,vs TueSiat'
spdF FRIDAYS
6sl Fh Wednesdays ad Ssiufi'T' o. hlurJAy
tsaTutngs Ffti-aFs he foor
Ao Evssug Mondays 'bd Tbsr'is for Gsn'rmsn
Stnd Tor ufrulsr
HLASKOs ACADEMY OF DANCING, O.
MoruiIg md afternoon classes daF Gen
usmeh monday aud THURSDAY a. 40.