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, 1869-10-24
NEW YORK.
Special Despatch to The Ch1cago Tribune.

Gn4efa1 Deanatch to Yne Chicago TRIBUNE
ope'1A3 p"'3 ~ ANe 80 1orr ~. ss
W 1oRkt oes. r.
aTnR4f WEATHER
The Je1omo Park aud Prospect Park races were
T.,s -. 80, t.;,t,. ro.4 -, ~. ...a1 ,,.s
na.n ~ oeep !enips uos1 " .ae oa5' auu s'n'e
o'the sttee1s ~ers innassahle u consequence
VIZ ycsr hut1 to-dsy, on account Of the min. aud
,i the toa,d. c,osrd e,r,r me f,o,s EIch.n,,
1I,ns nee.n ns.tne 81 ~ rant a, ,,.,ms IN s,S'
DAoA oeeAn pa3'pk % PER cenA o. e4a1taa. III auai
ton TO that already paid. The money maytet was
easy At from to per cent. Stocks conttune yesJ
au,l. but p.1ees .era,n g,eAay.
49, w. ~ ~ go na.<.n,@,sr,..
~. " - 80 tusota.eu N".t 'ao Aa3e oRo7s
u1rre1cia 3eflefuas hnsnoEzed a dividend OF pei
cent
Tux taIt RAttway srR,Su
Tbr .t,,ts m ,hp ~. Ro.a conttn,ss ~,
4no ns''&e w 'os n@'o 4'etu ee11laues' aua tne
the men for resoniuR work.
THE GOLD GAMBLERS.
II Il cxrccted I'm, tnd,r,mrnts viii ha t,nrt
-, So1',.- Es. saas sa"'esuees "Iu oe touna
gold conspiracy. suhprpas have been .asaed
for F1a1 and Gould to te.tity In the matter.
rorr oP r,,r cnnoxes.1o. -, 1,.x,t1Ts,s rrTss
GIT,ns. -1''4h" W SA'1-
NEW Yoxr. Oct aa.-.Thr t-onsr.s,,,,,, ao,,..
,.nmm,t,.n ~ - -. 49, S Sc snuSIeAstooA seteet
,, ss1Mn Ea a. Ss" 1esf Botton and PoE.lsu ~.
tns,a ns a. ~ tsE nns sVmml9!ee Aonnsne't frnm
w, t,te.u,I.Er ,ny, Ttr Nest@J
,,,,tisc r,..s nsa, oe pe'ose ne com
iil".t nrors,1 1n. nre ~ sH !" ~ .1sse eh,as ~
Iii ~, ri. ~ oHS ~ ~, y. Hhscn
IAm,ss,nn ~ III 6r,,ss ~ ,s,., ~ nsss
The ctnsfrrctnr NJ sns tne Il. r1itrtnn ~ Tn.a,
Aims n, ~. nnrctas+t AMI yTtts.t - T. To .osExu
5.r,s1..shn nIs 1pn !, s,aI,a.ssa ~ ATeeaa a
i1s.ts Th5s messn,a .se r.cnn.sns ~ ~ ~ ii
-" T,,taa ~ ,rd.1eaa,s,.i. ;e tn y, tie
marran;tIs ~, .Ins ~ 'ue R'o"In OF ou1
'ae1s@o'ne ste@m 1a m,nisne.
!, y 1,<x>r., ~ hc'r.nn .',...' IASk
!. H. ~ nuuses sr Nns tStI He1a y answer 70 she
tanana+ -
.,, ,,., HAsk p11ALeAF1of.
N;mrrsto~ +. Wt.tchcster C0uutr, has t,isap.
f~afe<'. hndis satd to 6e defAusR7 10 = large
amount. .....
FOR NOME
Archbishop HlHnchet bishop Anst, Bishop Nc
larEhlfr. atL Uthtr t4ih0ilc cIerKyMe1 left here
tls!Rs, ~ steamer, faf k4pa.e-
7Hk GOLD 0rEkATpRa
, 1869-10-24
Flora Macdonald

The fuEeEpess Courier IN noticing the Al
Eu1ucenctt VI II autobiography OF Flora Nae
dcnsld, pretervt7 Of Prince Charles, now frppas-
lEE for publication By NJ SinMo, Of El3l1hafxh,
otst,se:: ~ Thss none VI our Seostssh ht.torans
wAnd4ltpgs and riessstuces Of Charles EtNas1t,
SEEN 10 Lave teen sNare OF the existence Of Tie
abore Eat userp'. f7ora-os F1osr, a. -he signed
tat and ron antlc c41ec: ALd II she recorded fulY
her az ti7sls and The ss1:e Of ,he Highlands u
the u.ta!e Of last cehtQs5, hss auoliogrnpnE c1u-
rot fan TO po.sets tpfefeat- she MAS n htt 54'h
rear ~hen khe gsfiabtfy Hiktd her oAn tre+.tum
to pse:tzre 1las Il Psi1ee CHARLES. By the JAG 1A
private .nbter'ps'ou w.. opened t ior nes, =
which toon scpaot&A 10 G1*5oo, aAa ii. sat to
, 1869-10-24

The meeting held at Far~eu Hall last
evening in support Of the Citizens' ticket
Eaa the largest gathering ever assembled
Thss - s:s cit. in merely local campa,gu.
20 - Of go large . number Of citi-
1ena, nno tne e.--estaess and enthusiasm,
mannessed by them, pa--4s that The tlars of
the Dasnacles are numberen. Al. thai ia
noE needed is that the vote1s shu.aa ha
duly registered, 60 that when they come 10
the polls On the I'd Of November there shall
bc nc difficulty in getting their bu1}ots i..sv
the boxea-
The Boards of Registration are requircd
TO meet next Tuesday for the purpose Of
completing the lists. Up to tho present
time, less than one-han uf The legal voters
OF Tie city have been registered The poll
lists OF the last election have no. been used
as the basis Of the registration this year.
The change made in the law for the np-
point1nent Of judges Of election, by sirtuo
d which these officers arc NO longer ap-
pointed hy the city authorities, has given
US set Of judges Of election in many Of the
precincts Of the city who are either totally
unacquninted with their duties or wi1fulIy
ncsleetfnl of them. In some Of tho pre-
cincts no registration Vas made on the day
appointed for the first meeting Of the
boards In others only one copy Of the list
Tas made-the law requiring four. In
Others the place f1el for the meeting of
the boards was changed without notice to
the people, SO that voters who took pains
to get themselves registered could
not fnd the place In short, every
thing pertaining to this most important
business is in confusion, and it will require
the active personal attention Of the people
NEXT Tuesday to get their names On the
lists preparatory to the election We shall
publish the list Of the precincts and tho
pluces where the Boards of Registration
meet, on Tuesday morning. 60 thst every
citizen wlu did not attend to this duty On
the previous day may know huw to get him.
self in shape to vote On the day Of election.
, 1869-10-24
4 TENNESSEE CQLUMEIAU.

The people of the United State; will
learn with lively satisfaction TINT ooet has
Mt last appeared in Clarksyil|e. Tenn. who
disdaiuin0 to conAne his muse to ony Sin
c1e phase or erent in our national career.
boa done onr who,a history. caoor,,},r. an,1
no,it,ca1 economy into solemn llank ye7so.
INN tbc discovery Of cat 1.,and hv ca,
1nn,hna =, tha ala o.t;,n ~ Grant AMI C,,,fa1.
from ,nc sta,po tar tn The Morrill, ,ar;fr /.
FINN Mama to Californ;a and from the
Sanitary Commission TO the Pacific Rail
var, The book ia entitled Mit;ozama,-a
nane whosa etymolocv affords ha,py
proof Of The truth Of Tho autho.s coufes-
sion. in his nreface, that he is innocent Of
Hebrew. Greek. or Iatin. mud that his coia-
aces of names are. therefore. c1clusiya,y
American. and xithal T@unesseeau, autl-no,
to nut too fine a noint upou it-Clarksyilliau.
ous inventions. an s1;rioraua has no refer-
cuce to Miriarn singing and dancing. like a
duck Of a dear. as she was. fur the book is
o1ave tbro,obon1 M the B,,ok of Cannon
Pr.rer Jndead IN 81 ma, uho c,n,t RAD
md who cr;ovs m otbar rnaans of iuaei,o
, 1869-10-24
The Dl&tFsks HkocRn,nstex.

,TtaIe II one uRn Ia this oateneut world thst I
MHus locS upon with ml1t phet.inSa ov PITY and
respect
Hut thtte x one ran IN this xotsd 10 whom I
NN1s tAke opb mt hat. ana remain uncovered tn
~ ne RIis asiey b., md tnAs IL the ttz1kt Akool.
ruA>1er.
When meet him. took upon him u a tus1tyr
teH be cooked. -
He 1eads more lonea7m and atugie lie than An
old eAeneanf, and Mofe sux.ous one Inaa al ola
rLAtd.
lie II remembered Jnst anort as long and IT,
ptd!&r.
II he undertakes tex make hix sko1srs Inv him.
The Chances AEe be Will ne.ekt their l1snioe. snd
I ne con licS them DOW and then pretty often,
Thn ot4!r&f skooftEaster h1tQ't rot 4 friend o.,
the na& side oT eas3h. Tha boJB arou.bAIj hIm
dulane fcS*.: sne E1rs put NAler tn hl1 HAIR die
Ato the skool cotu aityee rn2te ht.n WORK for ha /
The money bartender gt.p, and board him x{o1ud
me taoofnood. where they xise him rty ooIe=,
baWA stnes day los ytIilea
Anos "'1e ~ te's soosa, Ineser heard OF d.
, 1869-10-24
4 EA9n FROM MR. /, |. EaSD~

IT, he Eaitor af TAe Chicago 75lbnn<,
IN Jour lts1e Of October 20 MI. Houen
Is reported 10 have sal, In reference to the p4,s-
ase u the bill: By which nss salary vas rais i:
either MI Bond.noE A1r. kE!ckerbucter, .aa
immaculate, voted against It. Al. all voted f1 +.
except knickeroocker. "Ac-, aud in your issue ..
yesterday Mr. Hayes ts reported 70 hive sz1t. ..Iss
hayiIg pasted the law." As hatn pt Ihgst: y. .,sY
t!cna we're Made after m{ statement thu, lIl
70, vote iot toe oei teaate Bill NO s111 respect
ion tie House jou1nai. Very re.pectl 1itf yoLfs.
CHICAGO, Oc:. q, 1863.
, 1869-10-24
WHAT FRANK WEHrWoRTH CT

We have already shown that, by dispens.
ing with Frank Wentworth as City Treas
r1er, The city will save annually sum equal
to tho whole amount Of the tar levied for
the support Of the Reform School.
Tho cltY owes a large debt for school
purposes, and there is an annual tax leriel
to provide sinking fund TO pay that debt
This annual tax will pay that debt in twenty
years. M.. Frank Wentworth, as Treas
urer. keeps from tho city annually one
hundred md fifty per cent more money
than is raised by taxation for the school
debt sinking fund. The be defeated, and
The interes. On the public deposits be paid
over to that sinking fund, it will equal in
eight yeats the amount Of tax collected for
that sinking fund In twenty years, and
consequently, il applied to that purpose,
would way Oft that deht that much sooner.
Tho cost Of having Frank Wentworth
City Treasurer is, in addition to his salary,
equal-
! To the whole expense Of supporting
the Reform School
=. To three times us much as tho tax fof
the s:hool debt sinking fund
8. To the annual interest on nearly
Sl,00O.0o0 Of the city debt
4. To the annual interest on the cost OF
building the Washington and LaSallc street
tunnels under the river.
6. To the interest on the cost Of thirty
new school buildings.
q. To the cost Of building four new
bridges; or,
:. To the salaries Of ninety Of The female
teachers in the public schools.
Elect Nh. Gage Treasurer, and tho inter-
est Oh the public money, now kept by Went,
worth, will be paid into the Treasury,
Here is Mr.. Gage's pledge:
As for myself, will pledge myself right here,
without an II or an hnd, 80 that every man can
understand. shall do nll IN nj p0xer to have the
Common CouEcil take charge OF the ruoney aud
receive hs II can for II; bur- il they do not do tna,,
hanks rs VII! pay lust tntereas and a've the best
security for its szfety, and the city does not ind
any law allowing them to take aucn interest," will
then make donation to tho city of all such tutef-
est, for them to put Into It's Treasusy. But, tae
law Should preyca. eTeu that, viii donate ali Of
the above interest TO charitable purposes ID tbe
city Of Chicago. the Interest account TO be taken
from the bank book1-"
Can the people Of Chicago afford to have
such costly Treasurer as Mr.. Wentworth
has been and will be7 Will they, By voting
for him, vote to keep out. Of their Treasury
sen mn vearp
, 1869-10-24
how g. ". GAGE SAVED TIE COUNTRY.

HOW G. ". GAGE SAVED The COUNTRY.
III. George v. Gage is fran,ically de-
1nauding that the Republicans shall vote for
him because it is their duty TO stand by
those who 'Asavcd the country during the
war. 11r- Hitchcock, in his speech Of Fri
day last, admirably presented aIr. Cages
record as saver of his country. In that
speech Slr. II. sail:.
"IreneMber iheir candidate for Mayor. George
v. Care. a. engaged, during the waI, IN zarlnE
ns from snost supply Of that Southern s.,7le,
cotton. know that after the war he engaged The
cEurts Of Cook County 10 drteIolne the proportion
II which Ee and his associates sho1Id saarE iosses
IN those sIausacuo.A. ] never heard Of hts con
Attp.ng an open lite for cottnn pesreen the two
atnse.. iArr.a1Ee-1 And Know that the rec'rds
"iGoo1 County snos that he and hts Associates
Kttc prudent tnuuxh l*jore 1heE went into The
Confederate l.ht4 10 purchase tho co;top, aud put
:t+tr etGi Treasure notrs ,oto Confederate money
ts2pl1utrl; and ttd ans Of yon Republicans. ~no
Major. evcT h.at Of sns distinguished services not
conntcie-. nth his coston transactions r.
Al1. Hitchcock evidently did not appre-
csate the ralue Of Mr. Gago's services. He
forgot that the rel,c!s went into the waz
convinced that cotton uas king, and
that the want Of cotton would force the
North ,o give mp the struggle. The Presi
dent and Congress-, and the Republican
marty, overlooked this fact, and raises
armies and equipped navies to carry on tb'
war, inst as if the salvation Of the Unioi
did not depend on having cotton Mr
Gnee, however, did not think SO; and, not
vithstanding he had n military reputation
did not shoulder hia nusket like other men
, 1869-10-24
TIIETCflF,
TTV wiz x.A~

he tace announced to take place at ncx,cv
!Alk, yesterday afternoon, between sGt. Of tie
tf4se Of $50 each, with rus=e Of gan nistft.f
by the association, Vas postponed on aIcount Of
Inc *eatner- Tue tesGiS OF the fare oaiie.l {o5 a
''fatr dsy an1 . good ,.ack,'' neither Of wh,cn
existed yesterday; and tne postponement Is uutil
1uesta5 Ee11, viii the e1tne provisions 81 10
weather. Thus will probably be the last important
tuff event Of the season in Chicago. All OF Tue
hoiHes entered afe owned by wealthy aud respect
able ntn-Star Of the West By u. Heany, Esq, Of
Gsavee, and lndsa f;uheer By II Lane, both *
Chicago-tq whom the result VI the race Ii mat
ter HoIe Ct rtlde than OF do'lara and Cents. The
Minnesota Stallion has Hlade his a:a.H, the Queen
mas BneE ca q tremendous gait, Something CeioW
ths, u ruuoEed, IN nes eIfrtise, and India Ruiz
Der Is generally believed 10 he ahae TO keep thetr
cunpany. i speudi1 race Il anEiclrpte1.
, 1869-10-24
PEfk0FAE,

i proposition 10 erect atatue tn tae nemnrv
OF the laie Senator Fes5euden haa kecn hta,ch,.I
1iochetort has fought tt.y-four ,turts mn IN the
present time
Ex Queen Marr of SapIe6 rrrcot,v pnre birth n
cprd sail 10 BE- ,ll,.ct,,rna,r tne Tcn,tca rsther
ssIne her eoperry.
tis considered certain IN ,ne,,,ca1 rir,,ea Il,
Brussels that noor car,otta viii NM ont,,,s rho
nrcecut 7csr
Ntss Mar tTora. t,. &o.n ocs<.,t 81. Y,,....,
,,,.., ~. "as vneiu ''e l.pt.ic1'
fso,,et-c ~ '1e AausA' -'st'eo'Iu'al
49,
....1. - -. - AA1 "4"'1 u4e.'e'' WIZ
80 49,. ~ .as !ust !naat'e" ea'io11e ts's+
r.,..s, s rau
vaA,. > - - "h'1 ateeA@a,
Is '''$ A'sa wv eat" 'ooseF' Ii pass tne olu
-" s"ea" ". a.a - @ oua n.. out.tus1ne OCCUPY 1ne
ssa ''soa ..,N - - ~ soe' Htnes a. 1aes are
~. -. :. ,es.". =, eou.
~ ~. y. .'Hs A1s'ea ~ -aa.ae, Wy VI ~
100 ~" W " - - - PAU ~ aaee en0ase!
sns ., ..s.,,,.s 'A eA4'o' oA . - A"sAo1A o"hn"
~ w s..,saee
nraS's. ~ n'.as r, .eu1a'on ~ te8atu
80. =, 49,, s,...N. ~ tst,s - lue eou.
a.,....s 70 * .uk1ea ~ - sau
$500 -. nes ~ tns @ ua"s u nAs ~he'
49, -. .'""' VIII sesotn ~ Aes
,.,,s.t-a. -. .Tns..n Sa
r..
~. ~ ~. ...,r tlee ~. W. us'~..A IN .,s
,o..a ~, s.a,. unN =. srus, sAu W.
~ s.r'- ~ ~ ,s. L" SA'A'' "u''As
~.,,,en. ,t,,o,zs. " 80. ,., 4, ,A..
ali, nn,., 1.ar ~, ~. ,o,,, 80" .s.n.. .Tea
1.,ir-..so a.. M.,,.rnt.h =, ~ ra,,., tes., ...,-
tar n ,,r,,s ~hna md - n,.,n@, ~. -, .sssrr:
,t,.e,tons ,nrs,tn, sn, 81 u, Eh..n ~. !. 49,
,,r m ,n,n ,,,ta Garment. ~, ,sroa t.r o,l
.cn ssns.I fnr se,ss,tw ~ = AVA '''''
Tfaurpmann. The French murderer. has At 1cnrth
s.utxnted 10 nave hi, pao,ograph ,.keu. bu, on
cttl,on ,hn, 1t shall moi he so,t on The s,reety
Tue ptotus.arhs which haze la.etr been hawke
ahout the streets OF Ts1s - the likeness of Jean
Il ues turn ont tn he n PORTRAIT OF The truss.iou.
Hungarian. n. lleak {.
The King Of Prussia 10 said TO bc Rrcst1v afraid
of lhuhlt,. storms, vheueyes a tnunder-stnrm
,,yef.aAr, .,tu in the epen mir. he commence,
n,s,inr and h.s,xns t,,,n ~. nr., on.a h. rsscn
.n,, =. 1,n,- =. H.. ,hrr,s,. a, ,,t,s ~, t,n.
~ r.,rr,, ~ ona m .nc,. N I'm, III. f,,her
r..a1,..4., ,ru,.r, ~ n.,1 ~. s.ra r,eas =,
,nrnar. .,o,r..
1h.' T,".. T-,u,a,. -, r,r,<r+. ..,a m, o,,..
tn :, ~ sss,,.. n~s..-a,, p. ~, ,>s,.s.
49,. -. N. ".. .,,." - % - ~, ~ -n,.
80, -. - . t,ss,. ~ 49, - ~.
w. 'su ~, -. aa,. =, w.. w.
! 80 49, s..s.,s- ~ ~, .hs, !, w. ~,
,ss g-,,"s.- ,1 c.ora ~ m h,s hc.a" ~ Schn,,,
rtes.s; ~. n,,c -, ~. p,,rross M ~. s,,nns
,nose, ,ae =" ,as.. 1917 ~ *Ae 'e7s' "A@ wa SNA-s7
, 1869-10-24
CHICAGO, Oct. q, 1863.

hTAlE or 1ILIxOtR, /
OFFIcL OF SEcEEtApI on STAT.
-,,. StNtSGYtkLp
AID Rasnef. SerretAty Of state ct ii1iu.i. 4,
hereby certify tlht tue m txts4e; Of pe:1
ths 1Txl., e'Esn General Asseably tn sarae i ~
Day. the lst.. dsy Il April. l.ta viE: w. -
ha - B. No. ~ fos ~ scs surt4nurn:.I N
quilted I'll act tn Eecact the charter tn. t,.r of
GLir4e I'D the several A1tnd4:uey tk-yxt ,ut@
1hs ssr sid u FtsHe TIE fAtue, approved Mari! IT,
lst3, A. :sksa hp and n"tioh ot M Tar Io: tks
!,;:e ~ss Mith the bill rev. thtrd fs1nr
thr 'ine.h harF Shall thfs til! para. tt dect.e
N tlt athI1natsxt yras, d.: nays,
~HrEcHt.i+ tAAt th- title te ~ a1,fes L.
hGf tht fbr EisEk n5ful fht S~nAtc fhcfr1s Hcsrr1
:Et utE ..Iyt " " '@> -
In Nt:ierr Erst.s hare hereuntn ri my hyaH :ad
r.4rd the ffea tcsi ht Stz:t to he affixed 1s .lst
l.! Ec;us<-, i, u. I=-x. " -
FpwAaD RrxMEt.
sal; sseret.F, .: s'a:r.
, 1869-10-24
Horrible Murder In Tenn ezseR.

Axst11s. Oct. ga horrible murder WAS co1'-
m!tted neAE P1nsy Ia this STATE On santst morn.
Gothe1 Jacob, VINO Has IefeadtnS nts mother
assntt Glttr,. Tte affair grew out at the dis-
nintnoh q tone property LEFT D. inelF father.
cunts
, 1869-10-24
TdE Chicago TRIBUNE. SUNDAY, OCTOBER "a, 1862

stage sEs'p. The Tc7e'l sizters are ptsytng 1t
The OlJu pic, 1t. Lnuis.. B Morgan Smith IL tho
lane OF a ceaored tfAget,,ap. wno, emuiasinz the
ssme and fortune Of The late In Ald11dge Il Play
Il In tEc English theatreA
fFRAHnfkV
, 1869-10-24
Depth Of sEo~, "a tnehea on level



Under the headtng OF 1.-THE Peril. NJ E-.,,,, y,
the editor o' the IoEaou La.est EQupjcmen,. ~
derune.asions OF tight 1ac:ng with the fc,Ios<,r.,
hard hr 1t high hee!1: wy
The cnssotn Of wearing ai1h boo, b,a,s sn,,
tnoas. too' 20 much smaller tnau tna a~1naT 49, @
" .oe ~sster as TO a1ursi no eoltt kunnart htt
Ss9 GAaIeaeg po1at, IS a soarce Of M5rn MA.
sHsn - tne aEet place, 1t throws ine ce3fr,. tT
sc,.i,,I1 n. ~ o<o5 70 far forward ,ha. free ana
taste 1etng 60 fEtn support to tue ner isues -
apt 70 ~ hi The anate tuuden.t nr ner-,ne,.
~; ashs~hts and this IL not optf t,,. II H.
sIss ~. aoe Lear ot ita occurrence MAKES them NJ
fec: of tia, 9e, Rise!ng gait And, ,n1ai5, the ef-
,ne zoe oi the boo, Is 10 prpjuce
.et5 o2!4 and patugM distortion nf thr
eteaL zoe .os1t- There Ia lttl!e net41 for woujrr
ronnr rs ssnees beree eontemps with which
!ae lowest grudes Of conrentonaI juantsY rersni
tne average *RtIl Of The peI1c<t' It ca.sos b. dr.
n.ea lnst tntfe IS significant c0t1espcntepce be-
teen Tue EstneSlc hh!eouspess and tie deKfati:rr.
euscta On phytica health = h:en are prod1ce,i nf
ttEht tesye and crppllug ttofs, and ce.tain Te5
u and nofal tote in femste soclesY Of fhc n-es
th! gay Wnlch Is NJ less Surprising than II L r.
pn1Si7e. The whole drees and cntrtnye Of our
seen modelling Iseli, With less pnii lesa conci 80
6stt, upon the ideal fuEnisnetl by PaTistan Mre,e
of me cnesnnpttFe frzFtata tJpe. It L nnr c11r
ouslofsa 70 stt up - mora! eeasors. But Ne may
pottibt to ignore the logical rnoz1h rrn1,.its
eoasss.efcJ Ct tae grE1lfe+ dap.<4 and cItt7:
VINO arr ~ni1Ey to spoil their lunc9 unG IHe,, =
Rtsflona. aud endAnRe~ their Chances ar ham,
ma.esnn., i6f tne lake OF a wasp waist; TO tnit
tie tenth part Of a chance OF catcairV \ husnaoH.
a q 10 siDper AID .eer at tue lpdeceuc:es ar =
&fQ1df Oaehta*s IL GtsetsttlE, IN pSy!er to psrsp.
'at N*Satd ltnpusafon Of deficiency N chit,
, 1869-10-24

Il nay be remembered iha. the Duchess d '4ns
"a vas 70 III sone mouths tince 'ha. her recpTer,.
, - espsiEed Of fos seEerA daya In the prhs.
enee Of dtssh she so~ea 10 Heaven that, It her
tiats we're Erare", she you'd send most gaIaahIe
Jerusalem The flolecce court leEelless have
lEst 1ntahed this sottse Offering. soma of 1ha
Lost precious Jewels tn the Duchess ea7tat a,orn
tnts c1nrp. Auong the diamonds md peara ia a
pearf gore precious than the t,,auoa1s, h;cn INA
neeu for more than one hundred years ip her ism
" tene ~ Princess clsitroals and rnirh pgslea
as sns Erst va1Gaase pearl u iht ves,,i.
, 1869-10-24

Major C. n. Phelps. a gentleman welt known
IN TINS city. mai Of standing and cfatIt1,tlrtr, de
CARED ID public speech 3n the SecOhd W'uta, the
other evening, that the ett,ar Of TIE Tn.nrSE
Raf' IN his ptetehee. in Sau FrApctsco tA-t sum-
neI. that Il Was his intention TO break up the He
publican ra11y.'
II there is my such person as Alajnr C.
ID. Phelps, and if Major c. D. Phelps said
what is hero attributed to him, he is a linz.
, 1869-10-24

BALTIMORE, Get. s2-GeEeral McAahor. late
Cnfed StsieA Minister to PAr7gu21, arrived here
yeEtercay, on the steamer Berlin. from Sauth2np-
Ton
, 1869-10-24
THE WORLD or AMUSEMENT,
Curiosity.

Considered In the Female Light,
, 1869-10-24

'. ,,, ! s.
~ o S-I
At1tetc.- etc.-;......:.;.:.......-+:..0 0 Q-S
tly e1fcLtt-- Kalttcs. d: Athrrrs,s
Flf<s 1:tsttd- HALTER, o; Ast1lrtes, 1.
HoMe Iun4-kA&o, l.
An "GCcfpKN1AL ERROR
TO TIE Editor n tic Ck.ea.k, TRIBUNE:
The Secretary Of the Occidental Naae Bail Club.
70 nts Eo1lce 70 the Times yesterday, Occidental.
g." omitted the moat Important fact conucclrl
N1th the Anair ID aueAttou- 4 challenge wsa sent
to the oec.deutals hoHe two months aou, but thry
reiueed 10 BE- governed bT the regulations then ID
1otte Ee2ssdlDg challenges, and consequently the
game WAS not PLAYED. II, At any time, The Ds.ri-
tentas viii 20 l1mtr their tets as 10 he governed
9y rules made expressly lot the purpose. tnru tue
championship, which the Ac,ives now hold. and
intend 10 hold, until defeated la d iuIs Rau,r aud
not ny the ridiculous "chtn music which nov
tnIestA the papefa OF the day. ", LAFMAX.
, 1869-10-24

a Victim Of Male Curiosity.
, 1869-10-24

pA1TnrarNE win uueh iotefrss md ran generally -,
Ar+ ~" ksns u,a.t ddet With yss as rrsssds u:
hand o9K4n ADD AEEfte7 unia Anet Tnoush sheJ arr
tad ,.fh think c4p ten 5ou of kotnttnlnx ~asse
and that il I'd dc wtth f@tl1~ had o{ the bow nth
for t14se. 34axe he has eaf fer aa eAh1Te
, 1869-10-24

with q Prince. The Hdly Father held out TIA
venerable toe. which the Prince deyoutly kisse,l
Whcreupon Rsoelsis ncd the apartment In alsrm,
sar1pr II Prince hal to kiss the toe he could no:
hut drcall the indtenits 10 which be, al h1mb!e
man. mtaas be cxposeti-
How many OF as would he alarmed at the Inltg-
nMy. Don't all Break II ooee.
And now come the Boston cltrgynen, WAC
insist uPon giving Perc H5Actpths reception
whether be wants It or not think see the
Frueesaon hanging to +. us coattat's--1he val.
taut Methodist shouting his WAY c.!; the watery
Baptist wAdlnS Aiong; tae CongreE4uoaallst CHI
rylne piece Of Plymouth Rock II h1s pocket; the
Presbyterian, O. $. and n. s, with the proceesl-
!uRs Of tho last synod: the rnisersalist trntuog
nloug with his patent rre.eIt!nEulsher; the rn,ta.
nAu Nltn hts latest fashion Of Aonofheisn; and
the little eecsa bringing up the rear ~ the little
boIs bring mp the Ftar OF the Fourth OF July
rroeess.ous. Mean Hhife, poor Homa1 Catholic
Pere lit 5acinthe wonders what ID the me aulng Of
an thin dust he Ia Kicking mp
10 all this toad3ing And faErtne
and getting dowu In the dirt worthy OF oar r1a1-
l.ness and our Independence. Because Pere H.
! ae1nthe is raont, shAll We be monkeys. We run
our legs on To-day for Fere Nysctnstc To-uor.
TOW We VIII I'll start in another direction for q
three-1efgel calf; and the next day We H'li out
| 10 all We have dene before IN chasing up bT-
beaded baby. Schiller once said. II an MAJ. '.
Deareugs low Ee fal1 Oh from Inst subj ne
slAEdpoint OF The German poet
Nhy, eyen the animals know better thau we.
| You dopr catch them running aftAE another An
| trsAl oecaose he Il little larger, or better, Of
| rsett1ez. II We would studs The great man "a
make ourselves greater, or the good man It
| make ourselves better, there mignk po some ex
cuse In seeking 70 Know hlu1 But this simple
| bentt2inS curiosity 10 tuu Attes him Ike ooct
| Of sheep submit u xorse than the ordinary Gu
| tto4itJ Of wonau.
And, sncn. the great man, getting tized Of II
thta chxaing. once IN . while turns round kne
EiveA one Of VI kick, u has been done IN urnel
past what a howl we Knake about III
Aud MI thts reminds me 10 saJ. once Tor AL
that an not d reformer. don't Ike the nasi
ness; but / DO lke 70 gro~t row And then l
rcliere4 me. But this Is no Teasou vi!
people snopld come rushing u me- with au sort
OF Complaints During the past week have re
ceived i scorc or morn nG letter. from people
tuN Of shes ,Eoueae4- Lei me gtys yoa souae san
| pies OF them:
"a SuGefet " HrtteS:
I n. !. Fiekt: ....
DEAR S1h: hare read ynur articles In Tx Sts
pATTntACAK with uueh totelcss md can generally -
Ar+ IT," But u1u4t tidr1 with yt,1 rnsarat IL
| hahd r1K4n ADD AEEsfte7n nntAneF ThouBh SheJ ar
Tad ,.fh. think tell 5ou Of AotntthlnS ~oss.
and the1 il tddle wtth l@io~ Ad of the bow .ftl
ca+ for music 1344xe he has no car. fpt as tAhas