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HUNGARY.
PEsTH, Wednest

PEsIH, wednesday NV 8, IooV'
II is said that NJ. Deak will soon form a new Re
form party, with policy differing from that of the
nresent ministry
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FRANCE.

PARIS, Wednesday, Nov B. 1869.
,rhore 10 70 be another Council of Ministers at
Compiegne to-day.
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GERMANY.
COUNT BISMARCK.

COUNT BISMAKCh'
PARIS Wednesday, Nov. 3, 1869.
The Constitutional of to-day says that Count Bis
uarc has lost great portion of his former influence
IN German politics.
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.
WASHINGTON.

THE PRESIDENT AND THE TARIFF - PORK
PACKERS DEMANDING RELIEF FROM TIL.
REVENUE TAX AS MANUFACTURERS - TliE
SPANISH IRoNCLADS-THE TRANSPORTATION
OF THE MAILS.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The United States storeship Guard arrived at this
portyesterday, from Lisbon after passage OF thirty
seven days. The following IL list Of her oicers:-
Captatya-H A. Adams Jr.
Lieutenant CO1nnia,iders-E N. Kellogg, executive
officer; Ii. G. Taylor navigator.
Eyastg1as-F. Collins. w. II. Fraey j. G. Eaton
and j. L. Stickney.
PaVnadSte3'-HOrace p. futile.
Passed Assistant SuiVe0n--Davld Mack, Jr.
NtdShipDle1l-R. q. Derby, W. X. Moore, f. ~.
Upton J. b. Robinson, A. B. Speyers, J. F. Moser, T.
T. Wood, w. M. Congiii, r. X. mgersoiL J. y. J!
Kelley c. w. Chipp, G. c. Cornweil, A. Mark, A.
Elliott, Samuel Ames, II. NJ. Thompson and II. q.
Stmson.
Captains Cleyf-J. A. Kirkland.
Iayf,adster'S Clerh-C w. Gorrlnge.
BOatsicair--W. S. Bond
The Guard sailed from New York December 10,
1885, and arrived at Lisbon December 20. Sailed
from Lisbon April S, Gibraltar April IL, Palermo
May 10, Naples May 26 Spezza June rs, Nice July
10 and Lisbon September g.
Lieutenant Edward p Lull Ia ordered to com
mand the Nantasket. The following officers have
been ordered 70 the Nantasket:-Lieutenant Cyrus
W. Breed, Master George b. H. Breed, Master George
A. Badly, Ensigns Charles A. Stone, A. d. Wykof
Henry T. Wright, and First Assistant Engineer John
Roop.
Commander Ralph Chandler is detached from the
command of the Talapoosa and ordered to duty at
the New York Navy Yard. relieving Commander A.
Il. Benham, who waits orders.
The Marine Retiring Board, composed OF Lieufen-
ant Colonel McCowley, Major Graham Major and
Brevet Lieutenant Colonel o'Nei Browne and Sur
geons GunneU ana DENLY, have completed the duties
assigned TO them ana adjourned
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ARRIVALS.

RgPoRrEp 81 TIA HERALD STEAM YAoIrL
Steamship Catharine Whiting, Howes, Savannah, with
mise and passeugere, 10 Lowden. Had strong MS gaes
up TO Haltefas. =.
steamship Manhattan, woodruff, Charleston, b hours,
with Indse and passengors TO ii Morgan & Go. Oct
II, liatteras Light bearing NV, sgnalled steamships
Ashland Virginia. Corser, Champion, Mississippi and Hunts
vle all bound g. - -
steamship Volunteer, JONES' Wflmington, NC, days,
with al stores and passengers, 10 lorliard 80,
Steamship Ellen Terry, chaplin, Newbefn, Nv Gays,
with masc and passengers. 20 Murray, Ferris q GO;
Steamship Hatterns, Roberts, Richmond, Ciy Point ana
Norfolk, with mise and passengers, TO the Old Dominion
Steamship CO. ~ -,
Norfolk with dse and passengers 80 TIE oid bomnion
steamship Co. ..,, -, -,
last, Garrison. The has been thoroughly over
hauled and strengthened md will resume her place In the
line between this city and savannah in Anew days
u storefhp Guard, Capt ii A Adams ~, commanding
Lisbon. 81 days. :. .. ,
phuf Chas Luug 60. Passed Gibraltar Sept .; had
ne weather most OF the PASSAGE Oct had heavy gnia
from SIS lasting hourA septx LAT 30 bS NJ Ion 10 20 W.
spoke whaling brig hemann Smith, from Boston, steering
east.
Brg Minnie Smith, Ray, Cadz, o. days with wine salt
&c, to Kay Co sept 10, had srons sale from sW
18th, encountered very severe gale from sW, which at
mes flew hurricane aud insted u hours shifted cargo
but sustained serious damage no date, OF the western
Islands, brig with sails soae, cut was unable 70 asccr.
bof had the appearance Of foreign vessel .
Bsa idaaia thr 0osdeu Gov Say, 10 days. with COAL 70
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REGISTRATION.

The Statistics for New York City and Brook
IyH-"What II Falling on Was There!n--
Complaints.
The Boards OF Registration held their first sitting
yesterday, and will be by the appended table
that they had rather an easy time, compared with
the busy time the inspectors had OF it last year Just
previous TO the Presidential election. A casual
glance at the table VIII snow that the registration
yesterday, as compared with that Of the LIST day OF
October 1868 Is rather behind general expectation
II may be that the election In Pennsylvania has had
a good deal to 90 with the falling of in the number
OF registered voters; and If this be the case the
ubiquitous gentlemen who make 1t point 10 be
registered IN as many places and as many times as
they can VIII have returned from the ufther
plots IN the Keystone State all the more determined
10 swell the grand list OF 'repeatersn 10 the full
extent Of their power. To-day the Boards OF Regis
tration VIII sit In those districts which have not
less than 400 voters. The complete returns show a
decrease OF a. 800 IN the first days registration as
compared with the corresponding day OF last year.
Tue Following table VIII more fully explain the SUBJ
ject.-
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CLEARED.

Steamship China tBr. Macauey. Liverpool via Queens.
steamship Beiiona tBr>, Couche, London Rowland 4
and Cherbonrs { Co.
Steamship Virgo, Buckley, savannah-Murray, Ferris 4
Steamship Charleston, Berry, Charles,on-n Morgan 4
Steamship Rcbecca Clyde, Chichester Wilmington, NC
sssm.aD Jones. w%nsSp NG' Grara
SrSaTa sVrO City Point and
S!ssm.sip diaasas Valdez; Bo.io1~W ? .Gyds..
Bark Ocean Phantom (Br), Heston, Bri.to-snow Bur
Bark Severn Br), Hasng' Cork or Falmouth for orders
Bark 81 Peter, Bartlett, New Orleans N Ii Brigham,
Brig Tiber Br) keang, Gibraltar for orders-Mller
Gs.o cSr1sn, M.,sss. Hunter
Brig Chilanwalah tBr), Tucker. Barceiona-G Brewer
Brig veloce Utah, Lauro, Aiicante-Funch, Edge & Co.
Brig tBr, Beltountsn, st Johns, NF-Hatton, Wat
Brig Martha (Br, Canton, st johns YF-Geo Brewer
Brig Brooklyn CBr, Gardner. Liverpool, Ns-Boyd &
Brs Mary Crane Cobb, Proydenre-B P Me,calf i Co.
schr r " Brown, Horton, Pernambuco- Wiham n ogi
scnr Re,orno Mer) Pochsals, sIsa campeachy &c--Mo
sehr Morteusla, Norton, Dsmerara- Miller Houshton
Schr Brilliant (Br, Bethel, Nassau, MR. hutchinson
schr Brilliant Lindsey. shuec, Ys-snow & Richardson
schr kedron Hatfield, ST John hB-Cfandali, Umphrey
60.
schr Carrie Holmes, Holmes, Charles.on-van Brunt A
saght.
sehr John, Rollins, Wilmington, nee Powell.
schr A Edwards, Edwards, Washington, kC-Thomas 4
Holiness
schr NJ wedmorc, Perry, Beaufort, Nc-Thomas 4
Holmes
schr Lah Rich, Paddock, Norfolk-Junt Bros.
schr Sam wood, wood. Norfok-C Staples Co.
Schr Bay State, soabury, Boston-S w Lewis Co.
Schr Waterman Chase, New Bedford-S Chase.
Schr Onward, Alien, New Haven-M Briggs 4 Co.
schr Froestone Harrison New Haven ferguson Wood.
schr Aehomist Mullire, New Hayen-G Racket Bro
6Ioop Sophia, Hart, New Haven @ Racket & Bro.
Scoop Odd Fellow Dyer, Midtletown, o..
Steamer Mars, Grunly, Philadelphia.
Steamer Jun.ata, Hoxie, Philadelphia.
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TIlfGRApnlC NEWS ITEMS.

James II. Cunningham colorea> has neen ap-
pointed Postmaster OF Manchester, Va.
John Richie, prominent citizen Of Simcoe, Can.
ada, was instantly killed yesterday by being thrown
from a buggy.
despatch from Omaha gives the sales OF land at
the Union Pacific Railroad Land oilce TO October l.
90, 497 acres, valued at si3S, 407
Richard Bell, an italian, was instantly killed in
one OF the quarrles at KOckland Me, yesterday by
the cavlng IN OF bank under which he was at
work.
The schooner Minnehaha, from Toledo, sprung
leak about one mile east OF Port Stanley, Canada
Her crew were saved.
The night express train over the Vermont Central
road ran or the track near Bethel, Vermont, about
one O'Clock this morning by the settling or abnt
ment OF tue bridge. Three passenger cars were
piled up but no person was injured
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Almanac for Now York-This Day.
weather Along the Goa At.
PORT OF NEW YORK, OCTOBER u, 1860.
HERALD Paciknpcu.

Captains and Pursers OF Vessels arriving port viii
please deliver all packages intended for the HERALD
regularly authorized agents who attached Steam
Yacht feet The New York Associated Preaa do not now
collect marine reports attend to the delivery OF packages
will be by the following extract from
ofh regular monthly meeting, held March 3, 1865
Resolved, That and after April 1885, tho Associated
Press will discontinue the collection OF ship In the
barbor of New York. Passed unanimously.
Hl- The Office OF the HERALD steam yachts JAMES and
JEANETTE Ia at Whitehall slip. Ali communications from
and consgnees the masters OF inward bound
sells will be forwarded free Of charge
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the human race would be remanded to state

and the human race would be remanded to state
of barbarism.
No one, OF course, 10 prepared 70 condemn specu-
latt0n IN ihis broad and sweeping sense. IL Is ONLY
specuations In gold that stand condemned. And
whyf Unless your correspondents can give some
specific reason for making transactions IN gold an
exception To the general rule shall hold that all
their ralery about goid gambling ID mere senseless
twadde. Th0S. r. AkERS,
Secretary or Gold Exchange.
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Army INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, Oct. IL, 1860.
All the cisposable white recruits at,Carsle Bar
racks are to be forwarded TO Nebraska for assign
ment to the Fifth cavalry. All the disposable
recruits at Fort Columbus, n. Y, and Newport, KY,
are to be sent to Omaha for assignment 10 the Thir
teenth infantry.
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Total Reg'd

Fang OF since last Repatriation. 969
Another reason for the light registration yesterday
Is found the fact that IN some districts the regis
trars adjourned for "iunch at two O'Clock, ana put
ing old apple women or boys IN charge or the
"ofcen sDsented themselves for hours. This Is In
compliance with the law, which - very nexpltcit az
70 the hours registrars shall continue in attendance
at The registration booths.
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Complaints of Registrars Deiinquencies.
NEW YORK, Oct. II, 1861

NEW YORK, Oct. II, 1869.
To THs EDITOR OF The HERALp:-
After your extended notice Of registration to-day,
went to the once OF my district, No. suffolk
street to register, being about to leave the city pos
sibly not to return until election DAY, found upon
my entering 10 register THAI the registration for that
district was postponed untlt tomorrow, as two Of
the Officers OF registration hdd u % u q tdTget
excursion. by waose authority dld they act upon
Tor TINS outrage s,.e-~ 49, r. 7'~-'
r. - - THIRTEENTH WARD VOTER.
in the Thirteenth district OF the Twenty-second
ward where the inspectors sat al 4)5 Broadway the
four gentlemen constituting the board could not
agree az 10 whom they should eject for chairman,
the vote being TWO against two on several ballots.
The inspectors thereupon concluded 10 proceed with
the registry without a chairman, and dd 80. About
ten O'Clock A. NJ. gentleman residing IN tue dis-
tiIet Mt. Charles w. Mack, knowing TINS TACT, pro-
tested against the inspectors continuing work. they
not having organized as board according 10 law,
aAd he pointed out to them the regulations that,
'taer tine inspectors'J first business Is to appoint
cbairman,n aud "the chairman being named, then
toe inspectors are organized a. board &C bW
TIE inspectors declared that they knew their duty
aud took no notice Of Mr.. Mack's protest
Registry NJ l57 East Houston street. Sixth district
oeVenteelth ward, closed at six O'Clock last even
Jug. FROM sixty TO seventy persons applied 70 be
registered Up 10 hafpast eight O'Clock, but OF
course coulu NOT be accommodated.
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fnLRTEENrH WARn YoTER.
The Registry In Brooklyn.

the following are lie returns OF the registry in
tho several wards Of Brooklyn yesterday as COM
pared with the rsi days registration OF last year.
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Steamships Bellona London; ammona, Hamburg; Virgo
Savannah Charleston Charleston; Niagara, and Abemxre
Richmond. &C.
Wind al set s, fresh.
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CITY POLITICS.
rhe nnnnhlIcnn prImaries.

In conformity wish call issued by the Union
gepubican General Committee tTwenty-second
stree. organizattonl on the 7th inst, the various
Assembly district Union republican associations met
IN 1her respective places OF meeting lasI evening
gary senatorial and Assembly conventions
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CITY AND SUBURB POLITICAL NOTES.

compared with the registration OF October 10, 1903
10 ~ 1s3.
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BELOW,

Brig Branch, (Br, from -.
SAILED.
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come 50 fashionable 10 speak Of gold specu-
latlons as gambling that / verify believe
some OF your correspondents have come to
regard their nslpld SANDERS 'words OF truth and
soDerness.n Ihey seem 10 forget that abuse is not
argument. They regard speculation IN godn as
g4eat crlme-as the worst species Of gambling-but
none Of them have ever attempted TO point out the
precise distinction between specializing in gold aud
Epeculatlng in corn, wheat, cotton, or any
oJher article OF commerce. ! undertake to say that
in principle there Ia NO difference II Il IS crime TO
buy gold with the view of selling IL at profit, 1t Is
equally criminal to buy real estate or anything else
for Ike purpose lf buying and selling gold with
the view VI getting gain ~ galnbstng,p the pur.
chase ana sale y corn, and wheat anu cotton and
other commodities ioT Ike purpose ID also
gauiUuy.
Lei me be distinctly understood. 90 not under.
take 70 say mat gu KINDS OF speculation are eqlay
/ hazardOus-far from it. what say IL that the
underlying principle is the sane In all cases. III
| am wrong hope some Of your numerous cores
| pondents will set me right. But " am rlght-what
thenf IL ali speculation TO I've dragged to the level
OF "Rainbilng, or - gambling" 10 De eievateu 70
necessity Of choosing between these two alter
natives uniess your correspondents either show
! the distinction called for above, or back down
| gambling
And now propose to press this matter little
further. J WISH TO know precisely where tue me
| runs winch separates legitimate from speculative
| bustnessY The importer who buys goods In other
! countries with the view OF selling them here NJ q
profit ~ said to be engaged In legitimate business.
The merchant who buys wholesale to sell at retail
| with the view OF getting gam 10 said 10 he doing
Legitimate business Ana 20 also Of other branches
| IL II because their profits are assured2 Certainly
| not. thousand uncertainties overriding them and
In many Instances their legitimate business enter
prlses end IN bankruptcy. II ~ impossible to FORE
see all The contingencies OF trade. There
from Inc possibility OF disaster; and hence ali Dust
| ness enterprises OF whatever character are specu
lauons H. therefore, speculation must cease, then
| must abandon his trade ana ali commerce mus
perish. In word, oil industry would DO paralyLed
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THE CUBAN REVOLUTION.
AN INFAMOUS PROCLAMATION.

wv, vrsr. Fla. April 29.-The following import
i, 5i.,,+cb was received here by mall from Baya-
C,bo. Connt Valmaseda the Commander OF inc
S;sb forces in the Eastern Department, has lssueu
rroclamatlon. whereof the following are the CHIC,
features: First Every native male over 10 years %
ace found away from his residence, WITHOUT SUI
e;o,t canse will be executed. Second: Every unin
habi,ed dwelling and every inhabited dwelline
,hro white flag is undisplayed, will be reduced W
o.bes Third: All women away from theh HOUSES
wiu come 70 Bayamo or Jiguani, or they wiz oe
broncbt Inv force. The proclamation IS DARED Day"
mo. April 4.
THE VOLUNTEERS DEFYING THE CAFIAlN-uhN
vp.T-TUE REVOLUTION GAINING STRENGTH
IN TIE EASTERN DEPARTMENT
- u,v.SA. April %, via KEY WEST, April 29-Ihe
Second Battalion Of volunteers, commanded by COL
zeuIuta. and forming the garrison of Fort Cabana,
IN the barbor of Havana having refused to obey an
order for the release Of prisoner, Gen. Dulco ana
staff were obliged to proceed to the fort i'll full uni
form TO effect change in their disposition. The
Captan-General made an address to the volunteers
when they suffered the prisoner to depart under es-
eort of Government troops. The action OF the vol
unteers has occasOned great indignation on the part
of the public, and threats are made against
the Second Battalion in case they lay down
their arms which is not, however, anticipated Inc
revolution in the Eastern Department is gaining
strength The Spanish troops in that portion Oh the
island are suffering greatly from sickness Inc Ou'
hans are besiegng and constantly harrasSing them'
and the capture of various conveys causes scarcity
of supplies and ammunition in the Spanish ranks
RETURN OF A SPANISH FRTGATE.
HAVANA. April 29.-The Spanish frigate Corona has
returned to this port.
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NETWORK FRIDAY, APRIL 80, 1862

bans have but little cause for revolution since that
of Spain was naugurated because of the concessions
granted to them under the new order. Aside from
the fact that Spain itself has been betrayed by the
military adventures who have obtained control
there, treachery toward Cuba has been made as
manifest by Serrano. Prim, and Topete. as by the
most autocratc Bourbon who ever dominated there.
1t has been pretended that the Cubans have received
equal nearly So electoralrghts with other citizens
of Spain. In Cuba itself every one paying taxes
to the amount Of SOS per annum was allowed to vote
for delegates to the Cortes. In addition, physicians
and lawyers who did not pay as much taxes were
also voters. AL Spanish soldiers stationed in the Island
harethe same right About 10000 Cubans against at
least % 900 Spanards is the full measure of this con-
cession. In Porto Rico the case is even worse; ma
tive of the colony being required to pay annually not
less than 800 in taxes. The voting population
there is about 1000 exclusive of soldiers This IS
fair specimen of Spanish misrule, from which the
Cubans are vigorously striving to free themselves
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VIRGINIA CONSERVATIVE CONVENTION.

RICHMOND, April 29.-The Convention reas|
sembled this morning. and the minority report was with
drawn to make way for the resolution to adjourn until
DAYS after Grants proclamation for the State electon
This resolution defeated by majority OF
Tho majority report then adopted with but few ais
sentug voices The debate pointed unmlstakaby 10 My
Walker. conservative Republican, as the person 70 ~
suppored by conservatives for Governor I.esou1
tons were adopted for better organization and Tor ap
pointing committees walt on Grant, relauve 10 ina
submission OF the Constitution and also on Gen. Canoy
Adjourned die. The press representatives OF all po
tcs were admitted to-day.
The spirit OF the debate the Convention this morning
by those who favored the minority report urging tna
people down the Constitution, was that whhe Ne
gro Suffrage might be forced upon the people by Govern
ment yet Vgnians should not themselves assist III ing
degradation. Those who favored the majority repork
urged that that sort OF argument thing OF the past
Negro Suffrage accomplished fact, and the wne
people OF the State instead sof sueny resisting the
General Government, which Ia our Government should
carry out reconstruction In good faith. accepting what
the Government gives and making the best OF IT,
was urged that the election OF Gilbert C. Walker,
Northern Republican and administration supporter fol
Governor would the people Of the North confidence
in our professions aud induce immigration TO the state,
The minority report advocated by eHGoy VIM:
Smith, and the majority report by John b. BALDWIN and
John X, Edmunds.
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GENERAL TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

The Girl Johanna Roach, who was burned
| at Philadelphia on Wednesday, died the same night
IA tailor named Macarthur fell off a schoon-
into tue canal at Port CoiDorne Oh wednesday hs"'
| and was drowned
Navigation is now unobstructed at Dun
KIRK but Buffalo Is still blockaded by field Of ice ex'
tending out Tor 50 miles
Geo. Thompson, formerly "a merchant,
committed suicide at NewCastle, Canada yesterday by
cutting his throat with EtZOr.
A voung man named George Hayes of
plviuonfh Penn.. was accidentally drowned at Pors
Dover, Canada, On Wednesday night
The receipts for season tickets to the
rotnnaI Peace Jubilee Boston amounted 10 up"aro
of $1,000 Oh the first day the sale commenced
The Hon. Charles w. Walton of Augusta,
I'd has SeaSy eryed sS
The commanding officers of the English
roon in Canada have been ordered to furnish rolls shows
ng the number Of berths required for the troops orderea
"'I The st. Lawrence is clear of ice between
Montreal and Quebec and the steamers have eonmenceJ
ter regular trips The III the river fe three Iees
within a hours.
Murray g. Watsons distillery at Spring
Bay, Ill., was burned on Wednesday night The loss WIZ
work OF an incendlary.
IA passenger car on the Rensselaer, and
Saratoga Road off the track near Waterfront y,
ON Wednesday night, and was upset. several persons
were bruised-nOne severely.
The funeral of Daniel D. Page, who died
in Washington few days sgo TOOK pace IA LVas srsS
humber OF the oldest citizens Of the city, among them
several OF the oldest Mayors. attended the funeral
49,. Gen. Ames, in command of the DEPART
ment OF the Mississippi has issued order to Assossoa
to proceed enroll the OF all persons eligible Ios
Jury duty without regard to COLOR or previous CON-
ditlon. cu
President Cattell of Lafayette College,
PENN sail for Europe on business conneSsu
with his institution. He last night ~
the Continental Hotel in Philadephaby large conPanJ
OF friends.
The CHICAGO Tribune Company moved INTO
their new building on the corner OF DcStooIh anu
Mod day
its apponments is probably one OF the most eompieto
IN the United states.
The Committee of the Boston Board OK
Aldermen on Public Buildings reported the present Pub
ic library budiug inadequate TO lis requirements anu
racnna1a ia sale and the erection OF new and larger
hndipq in more quiet locality Oh the Back Baylands-
The white woman, Martha Sprague, and
tb black man. Alexander Cornell, who arrested az
pseksk on suspicion of having jointly murdered an in
fant belonging the former, have been discharged tina
Coroners Jury not having found sufficient eyi0ence 10
hold theIn'
In the Massachusetts, State Senate yes
terday bill was reported authorizing the Wardu: NJ thu
state Prison, when lac deems it expedien to permit the
conycs assemble in the yard for recreation and exert
The amendment 70 the Liquor bills TO include otner
fermented liquors than lager beer and cider was ~ss
by q vote Of "a toll