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In fact, the purchaser could buy $4,000
bond at &C. for less figure than he can buy
$50 $1,000 bond, and make $lSj GS profit, or an
increase of 45 per cent upon his investment.
1t seems to us with little quiet figuring
that if people want to invest money now is
the time to sell governments to the Treasury
and buy some good railroad security like the
Kansas Pacific.
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We are for treating our future Chinese fell
low-citizons as kindly as possible, but it should
be understood thatAwhcn they become con-
vortcd to Christianity, there mustb no smoking
in church; nor must they wall, about during
The service; nor must they bring chickens
FOR " sell tO tl.c congregations MOI must
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Our first notes from Alabama report a Repub-
lican majority in Montgomery of 2,O67 and a
Democratic majority in Mobile of 1890. vii.
liam d. Mann is elected to Congress from the
Mobile District, and Charles w. Buckley, Re-
publican in the I'D District.
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PERSONAL.

Dumas has been considerably presented with
a burial lot.
Menotti Garibaldi is to visit England short
Iy, accompanied by his brother-inIaw.
Gen. F. T. Dent and F. d. Grant, the Presi-
dents son, are now at Niagara Falls.
Vice-Presdent Colfax and party will leave
Chicago to-day for the Pacific coast VIA the Pachc Ksn-
road.
Prince Metternich is accredited with the in
vention Of definition which is just going the round
of the Continental papers. He defines ayeocpedsstran
to be q fool upon rollers
Mr. Hans Balatka. the Chicago music leader,
publishes card announcing amcable settlement Of
his misunderstanding with Carl Rosa and his wife, out Of
which threatened to grow nbeisuit.
Admiral Charles Stewart, Familiarity known as
"Od Ironsdes" reached the age Of OIL the 18th Of
July. While his mind clear and vigorous ever.
his general health good it is reported that he is suf
ferng from what suppose to be cancer OF the tongue
The death is announced of Lady Duff Cor
don, the English traveller aud author Of volume Of
charming Letters from Egypt" and Of many ransA-
lions from the German She the wife OF Sir Alex
ander Duff Gordon aud daughter Of Mrs Sarah Austin
we'll known by her versions from the German.
Hiram Sbey and family, of Rochester, ar
rived Yesterday morning from Liverpool by tue steam
ship Russia. Mr.. sibley met down the bay by
Surveyor Cornell, the Hon. VIM Orion. and o. H.
Palmer esq. President and Treasurer Of the Western
Union Telegraph Company, and other friends who gave
him hearty welcome Mr. sibcy returns with greatly
improved health,
The Rev. Dr. Rowland Williams, the author of
the article Bunsen's Biblical Researches" in Essays
and Reviews adyertises The Record for Clergyman
to take charge of District OF Bowerchalke, portion
OF the large parish Of Broadchake. OF which he Is the
Vicar. Desired" says DIR. Williams "a good preacher,
with musical skill and nothing odd in doctrine. Rational
or Ritual eccentrcity objected to-"
A Methodist bishop recently preached in the
Tabernacle at salt Lake, and when he had concluded
Brigham Young improved" his sermon by rising and
saying that the preacher had spoken OF the believer as
being received into the bosom Of Abraham Isaac and ia
cob i'm the world TO come Now could help think
ing" he continued. that ali believers would that
case be received into the bosoms Of set OF Oiy0Ss -
The Faculty of the now University of Cab
fornia far selected consist OF John Le Coute NJ
Acting President and Professor Of Physics and industa
Mechanics; Robert A. Fisher A. NJ. Professor Of Chem
istry Mining and Metallurgy Joseph lie Conte, Nj. ID.
Professor of Geology, Natural History and BotanT Mar
tin Kellogg A. NJ Professor Of Ancient Languages; Paul
Roda Professor Of Modern Languages; Ezra s. Carr NJ
d. Professor of Agriculture Agricultural Chemistry, and
Horticulture; William swinton. A. NJ, Professor Of En-.
gllsh Language and Literature including Rhetoric and
Logic.
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THE 1TLI

THE TRIBUNE IN Paris.
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de Ia PaX, agents in Paris TO receive suDselip
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ESCAPE OF A CONVICT FROM sING-sING
Another convict escaped from Sing Sing pri-
son on Monday night Yesterday morning the guards
were searching for him in every direction, but failed TO
find him Ho was in for five years and ten months His
nnme has not been ascertaiped.
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The French Senate has opened with a request
from President Rouher to inquire if the pro-
posed imperial reforms are safe enough for
liberty AID strsug enough to resist ANARCHY.
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THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE will be ready this
morning, at s o'clock, in wrappers for mailing. Price
cents
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A PECK OF CocKRoACHEs

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,abs Killed BY single flask Of LYoS INSECT POWDER Nothing
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Boolst Sold everywhere
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Senior de Magalhaens, Brazilian Minister, left
this city for Washington yesterday

Gen. ]. Watson Webb, late Minister to Brazil,
and W. H. Peto England at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
Gen. NJ J.. IAttcheld, North Carolina; Gen. j. Corse
Chicago; Judge DObbins, Baltimore; the Hon. r. J. l..
White, Arkansas; Hiram Sibey, Rochester; DIR. ii. q
Parmley, Paris, and DIR. sim, London, are at the ST
Nicholas Hotel Col j. Leach, u. 8. A.; the Rev. Thos
X Beecher Elnira, and II. h. Pefscn Chicago, arc az
the BrevOOrt House. The Rev. Dr. Blackwood, Phil@
dclphia is at the Westminster Hotel. The Hon G. G
Chaffee OF ged, Mass is ut tie Abemarle hoteL
The Rev. Dr. Burns OF Toronto is NJ the Everett 99se
Gen f. H. Grubb Now,J ersey and Col u. W. Gle, u g.
A nrth al tho Asfnr Hnu-A
The New York herald., 1869-10-30
E'aE ,AyY YARD DEFALCATIOy.
The Case al Robert ID. Hognrt, the Alleged
Dcfautter-rbe Prisoner Handed Over 10
fLe ('iyi! authorities for Trfnl.

The Case oi Robert ID. Hogurt, the Alleged
Dctnaiter-Tbe Prisoner Handed Over 10
the Civi! authorities for Trial.
The case orRobert u. Bogart, who was arrested IN
Houston rex.s, ana brought on to Brooklyn for trial.
having been adefauiter from the Brooklyn Navy Yard
TO the amount OF $4,000, Is exciting considerable
interest. IL may be remembered that he was In-
ucted for the crime by the Grand Jury in the United
states Circuit Court on the 26th OF july and before
his trial came Dn ne was, on requsitlon or the Navy
ard Authorities handed over to them Tor trial by
court martial. In due course OF time the court
martial was held and Bogart convicted. All the
papers and The finding OF the court martial were
then forwarded To the secretary o the Navy for his
approval, and he has just decided that Bogarts
plea tnat the naval authorities had no iarisdc ton
Ill the matter was well taken. Yesterday, there
fore, the alleged purloner OF the government money
was AGAIN handed over 10 United states Marshal
Dalion, in whose custody he Will remain until De-
cenber next waen he VIII be tried on the indictment
found against HIM last spring. Bogart complains
bitterly OF the manner in which he was treated
by the naval authorizes while in their custody. He
says that FOR the rst TWO weeks he was confined In
the fore hold OF the Vermont and loaded with double
chains, while marine with loaded musket stood
and In every respect he was treated like convicted
felOD, and no allowed 10 visit him without the
SPECIAL permission or the Secretary OF the Navy. In
consequence of the representations made by his
friends to the Secretary OF The Navy he was after
ward allowed the freedom OF the ship, and the irons
when ornamented his wrists were removed, but
those on his ankles he wore constantly from the
26th OF July urtil he was handed over to United
States Marshal Dall0n yesterday morning.
The New York herald., 1869-10-30
B20OkLYy POLlTICS.

Political meetings. were the order last evening, but,
perhaps, on account Of the number present and
enthusiasm Displayed the most noticeable was held at
Continental Hail, Fourth street, pursuant call
issued by tie No Rlngu republicans for the ratldca
ton of the nominations OF Milton Holmes for Assem-
bly, rom 1hir1 district, W. W. Armheld for Alder
mau OF Thirteenth ward, and the regular republican
ticket with those exceptions.
The hall was well 1lled, and the nominations, as
before stated. were duly ratiled. Speeches were
made by Colonel J. w. Jones, John A. Taylor and
Others
Colonel Jones' remarks were chiefly IN eulogy OF
General Sge and all seemed TO be inclined TO
Eight mil Sigel." Mr. Taylor gave biography OF
Horace Greeley, and deduced thererom c0nclu-
that he was the best man the citizens could nnd
to handle The State funds.
Mr.. JONI NJ Flynn announced that he had just
returned from the second District Senatorial Con-
vention, and that the Convention had refused 10
accept the detinaton of Mr. $. Kaufman as candi-
date for senaor from the Second district.
The New York herald., 1869-10-30
THE POLICE AND THE ELECTION.

Superintendent Kennedy yesterday issued the fol-
lowing supplementary order to the police in regard
TO transmitting the election returns TO the Central
once on Tuesday evening"
GENERAL oRpKR-No. $50.
OFFICE supERISrEsDEST METROPOLITAN POLICE,
NEW YORK, Oct 30 1859. ]
Captain - precinct-The police telegraph
instrument after sundown on November 2, will be
uaed exclusively In transmitting election returnH
The only exception win be ia notifying the Central
once OF ANY serious disturbance requiring aid, the
locality OF IRE or the detention OF lost children. No
communication whatever must be made between
one station house and another during the period OF
transmitting the election returns unless an order
from the Central once.
You viii so dispose Of the members OF your COM
mand as TO insure the transmission Of the result OF
the canvass or each ticket al the several election
districts IN your precinct to your station house with
out delay, thence TO be sent Immediately Dy election
districts, to the Central Office You VIII obtain the
canvass OF each election district full OF the state
tickets, as provided Tor by the banks but you WIN
only transmit By telegraph the result on the offices
OF secretary OF state and Comptroller.
The sixth, Eighth, Tenth. Fourteenth, Fifteenth
and seventh precincts VIII send their returns forth
with ny special messenger as successfully received
The remaining stations sill transmit by telegraph
In like manner.
Direct the men who are engaged IN bringing the
returns OF the canvass TO the statoD TO also
bring with them the returns Of the Associated Press
which You whi denver TO the special messenger duly
appointed 10 receive the same Reporters VIII be
furnished with hfetnrns at TINS ONCE only.
No question relative TO the progress of the can
vass VIII be answered from the Central ONCE, but
as soon as the canvass OF each ticket IS completed
the result w1ll on alarm, be transmitted 10 every
station house for the Information OF the residents IN
the vicinity.
Sergeant - is specially detailed to operate the
instrument al your station house from sundown TO
twelve O'Clock midnlghtlana Sergeant --- from
twelve O'Clock until the canvass Is ended.
on the morning OF Wednesday, November 3, you
will send to this oiiCe the full returns cacn elee-
zion district IN your precinct certified by the
vassers. JOHN A. KENNEDY, superintendent
Gg0. w. DiLEs Inspector
The New York herald., 1869-10-30

The Tammany Hall General Committee met last
evening in rammany Hall, MR. VIM. NJ tweed.
Grand sacbem in the char. The business OF the
meeting was mainly routine and the session was a
very short one. The time was taken up IN appoint
ing the persons who should have charge OF the
tickets In the various wards on Tuesday next. The
names were not publicly announced Other bnsi-
ness connected with the election was transacted,
not however, OF a nature to be OF pubic interest
The award Of sl.o90 Las not yet been made. II
seems to he pretty generally conceded that the
First ward is entitled to II, both OF the
variety and superiority OF the display made, espe
cia,ly when is considered that ihe means al the
command OF the lower wards are comparatively
meaQre.
The New York herald., 1869-10-30
THE REGISTRY.


The fact that the voters were rather slow In regis
tering their names the previous days of regstra
ton seemed to have warned the partsans OF either
persuasion that extra exertions were necessary 10
bring the vote in this city and Brooklyn mp near the
standard. The result was that the work OF regstra
tion yesterday was much more brisk than on both
the previous days. The registry thus far II WIN be
seen, is some sixty thousand behind that OF last
year. To-day being the last day for entering the
names viii undoubtedly show large additions TO the
llsts, although 1t 10 not likely that the numbers VIII
he up 10 those OF last year. The registration thus
far Is as f0llOws:-
The New York herald., 1869-10-30
Miscellaneous Meetings.

The Young Mems Independent worklngmen's
Democratic Association OF the Fourtth waro met
at No. PECK zip and endorsed the nomination OF
Horacc Greeley
large meeting OF old residents Of the Fifth
senatorial district was held last evening at
the Club OF the Michael Norton club 2s7
Hudson street. Speeches were made by several
able and popular gentlemen and the nom,.
narion Of Michael Norton for Senator Peter
Mitchell and William &. Bergan Ior Assem-.
by were enthusiastically endorsed. Thomas
Conway was a lluded 10 as a proper man To repre
sent The district In the Board of Aldermen and his
nomination was strongly urged.
The German democracy OF the Fifth ward met asst
night en- ntdsSe at the corner OF Walker street and
vest Broadway. Speeches highly eulogistc OF the
young and brave nominee Tor Assembly q.
Murphy-were made by Messrs. MaQpus cross
Charles T.. Loew, Michael G. Gross and others
The Michael e. Murphy Club OF the Fifth ward.
nes ,ast evening a, aS9 washington street, with Mr..
mere euiogized Colonel Murphy, and the applause
gwen showed that there was certainly no lack OF
judging from ali accounts the Fifth ward was all
abiaZe Tor Nurpby last n ight.
A large and enthusiastic meeting Of the German
democrats ana republicans OF the Nineteenth ward
was held at the German republican heatausrters
corner OF Fifty.fourth street and Third avenue OF,
motion OF Deputy Shern John e. Lyst Jonn Brown
was unanimously chosen as their canddaie for
Assembly from the Twentieth Assembly d,etrict
AFTER lengthy speech OF Mr.. McGovern endorsing
Mr. Browns nomination the meeting adjourned.
At large and enthusiastic meeting OF the Nine
teenth Ward Young Mems United Association, held
at the club house, s9s Third avenue the following
ticket was unanimously endorsed:-For Judge of
Marine Court Thomas W. Kearncy; for Coroner
Assembly twentieth district, Patrick McGoyern
meeting OF the Sons OF Hermann was held ct No.
101 Chatham street. There was good attendance
Of members Mr.. @. Grothrian presided the follow.
Ing resolutions were adopted
That We the 6ons Of Hermann, Of the city Of New York.
here assembled do pledge our hearty support TO
election Of NJ Jaceb Cohen for eupsryoJ hat ws Know
The New York herald., 1869-10-30
Wa,,i,.

Michael Kifon applied to be registered at the Sec
ond district In the Fourteenth ward yesterday, but
the inspectors refused to register his name. He
thereupon applied TO the Supreme C0art and OBJ
tained from Judge Cardozo u mandamus, directing
the inspectors to put, place, enter and insert the
name'' OF Mr.. kfon on The registry list, appear
to-day and show cause why they should not comply
with the order OF the court
Justice Dodge committed owen Miller and John
Hannegan for attempting to register illegally, the
former in the Sixth dlsrictof the Eighteenth ward
and the latter IN the Second district Of the Eighth
ward.
The New York herald., 1869-10-30

Ludlow street. Arrived at this place, one OF the
eighteen came forward and gave his name as
lived ut No. 10 Ludlow street. An old resident OF
me ward, MI Barney Marren BY name, challenged
MIN and continued mis- challenging until the gang
found themselves outnanked and left in disgust
This little story ought 10 open the eyes OF cit
zens and lead them TO watch carefully the men who
wards.
The New York herald., 1869-10-30

motion for preliminary injunction. There was no
action to-day In the Yerger case.
Death Of Revolutionary Pensiouer.
Agnes Paschali, aged ninety i've years the mother
OF Judge Paschall and one or the last widow PEN
sIoners OF the Revolutionary war recently died In
Georgia
The New York herald., 1869-10-30
FIRES LAST NIGHT.
FIRE Ia Liberty Street-An Entire Familv of
F1ur Persons suGocnted.


Four Persons SuGocnted.
Last night. about halfpast six O'Clock a FRA
broke out on the second oor OF No. o5 Liberty
premises occupied by Mr.. J. A. s. Raymond. printer
The only persons in the building were the iantor.
MS VIE and two children On the alarm OF fire
beng given the man evidently was OF opinion that
IL woud De easily subdned. HIS first act was 10 run
OF the nie and 1t 1s supposed that he Judged he
could save his family from the roof If it were neces
sary TO do SO. He went up TO his room AMI
ioeked the door, no doubt for the purpose on
securing his furniture against unlawful intruders.
ana theh iound that he must make MS
escape ny tne root, and evidently from
tue position n,ii IN ~, which they were found, they
Syep,eok Syeme0 on 'as ter arrival them The
family and found them on the secondik ior TINS
chiIdren were found, with their mother, IN one Coz
ner OF the room, locked In each others arms, ana
the man as the other corner. Evidently, from the
appearance OF the bodies, they had come TO theif
death by sufocatlon. rhey were carefully removed
TO the Second precinct station house, IN Beekmsh
street where they wlli remain to await the Cefohefs
Innuest The name OF this family could not be OBJ
tained; the man had only been resident there SIX
weeks and II being in the very heart OF the business
part oil the city there were no persons remaining at
the various stores and offices 10 the neighbornood az
the time the fire broke out TO give any Information
respecting them one OF the children was Six years OF
age ana the other twelve. The property belongs to
Mr. Frederick Marguna, 43 Wall street, and was un-
occupied with the exception OF the part oil u winch
was used as printing office. There are no traces OF
the cause of the origin OF the fire, aud those VINO
might nave gwen this information nave talien VIC
tins 10 the hames
The New York herald., 1869-10-30
farse Fire on Third Avenue-Four Buildings
Destroyed--Loss 100000.


About seven O'Clock last night Sergeant Heichs OF
the Twenty third precinct, discovered nre IN an
old shed in the rear Of Jacob Dunns carriage estao
lishment at the northwest corner Of Eghtt-sesentn
street and Third avenue, which communicated win
tne establishment Of william Lewis, ana oeiore
the arrival OF the Fire Department nad go.
under sueh headway that all efforts 70 cuecA u
were frultless and the entire building muion WHICH - tn ~
the shane OF AN l., four stories hlgh tusetueL ntn
its contents were burned so the GROUND causing
iosa of 500 900 on which there was psrual IN
snrance The building was owned by george W.
Acnar and ia fnIiy insured. The building was
large four story brick, fronting 70 feet on Ihlr1
avsnue and rs feet on Eighty seventh street. Ihe
aames xtended 10 the building adjoining, l6o2 Inifd
ayenne n four story brick tenement house owned
pv < T,nnmap the first door OF which was occupied
~ barnard d Warner as lager beer saloon, the
The occupants loosing all their furniture and cloth
inr Llppmau's building which was also burned
20 the ground, was valued at $4,000
an which there was an insurance for
The fun amount in different city COM
nanes. The loss OF the tenants could not be ascer-
tatned The building adjoining, No. 1854 Third ave-
nue. two story frame building. occupied by jacob
and the two story frame house, No. 1856, occupied
by William Hewet Co., wheelwrights, shared o
similar fate.
The following is the amount OF insurance on the
stock OF Mr.. r.Dean:--MechancsB BROOKLYN l,5oO; ia.
cinc ST. 500; National 81 900; Norwich Conn
Relief $4,000; firemen's Fund.- $1,000; cry, tSovo,
Astor $4,000; Importers and Manufacturers s2ooo,
United States $4,000; Williamburg CITY. $aoov;
Home, S. 00o Commonwealth S20OO .a sno.
1900; Exchange, l,5o0 Corn Excnanse, tagVc'
Grocers', $4,000; Adriatic S2,OoV' spu 'no """''>
$1,000.
The New York herald., 1869-10-30
MEETINGS LAST NIGHT.
Finh Ward Ratification Meeting.

meeting which looked something like old times
was held at the Vanderbilt House, corner OF Hubert
and Hudson streets, last evening, for the puf-
pose OF ratifying the nominations OF Tam
many Hail. The speakers were Wilson 5. Wolf
william II. Crane Charles A. l.. Goldy, Peter
Mitchell, Thomas +. Smith and Judge Quinn. The
latter dwel considerably the rendered by
colonel Murphy TO his constituents during ns long
experience IN the Legislature, in his unceaslng
efforts to have the Excise law altered conformity
with the public sentiment OF the citizens OF New
York. and more particularly In his prompt action to
recall from the Senate and defeat a bill surrep-
titiously introduced 10 establish railroad In Church
and other streets Ia this city, which intended to
run through 81. Peters church. in Barclay street,
and also In passing the bill which gives to the Catho
lie free schools the same proportion OF the public
money Appropriated TO school purposes as Is given
to the public schools; also bis determined and con-
sistent opposition to the Elevated Railroad in
Greenwich and other streets IN this city
The New York herald., 1869-10-30
POOLS on THE ELECTION.

Pools were sold at the Club House. Twenty seventh
street and Broadway last night, but little was DONE
as tonight ia the grand occasion. when no doubt
heavy business will be recorded. This may be taken
~ the correct card .
Franz Sigei. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 20
Homer Nelson. Observation-Disclosures. oo
There was great deal OF outside betting Is 70
votes In the CITY and county. The advocate
Of Ice water was at first on level terms
but In little while the banner OF xwei lager ad
yanced to the front, aud offers OF twenty-five 10
twenty upon the hero OF Missouri were eagerly
annressaa "n ncn aa,a, o1o @ nan rSo wonld
drink water and dig cabbages, wanted to bet 1850
10 $500 that Sigel would head the philosopher Dy
5000 votes on Tuesday next
The New York herald., 1869-10-30

the gentleman honorable and trustworthy man. who
will ase bis best efforts TO beneft the workingmen
The meeting adjourned with cheers for hr. jacob
Cohen.