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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-08
LITERARY ITEMS.

The Little Wanderers Friend is the title OF a
small quarterly magazine issued by the Howard Mission
On this city, and containing great deal Of interesting IN
formation about the work and needs of the Mission and
the results Of It's bOrs, besides fifteen pieces Of music
The Reu- Highlander for October is just issued.
contans article by the Rev $ j. Douglass ON Plato
Conception Of Supreme Being by President Wool
NV the Historical Credibty Of Luke II, 10 tIe
passage relating 10 the taxing Of the inhabitants
Oyreuius Governor OF Syria" and two papers on t
subject ~ education namely: THE Method oil Ato ny,
Outurc" by the Rev J. T.. Diman. and io"gI aP and
the American Public"
In The Christian Examiner for November
d. Cheney discusses the condition and prospects VI 'n
southern States taking by means gloomy view "
NVere " l,e Wtse Men Of the EastT' Mr.. ). o. buhnCh
reviews -" Fo.oni's Translation 81 the Gospels Mr
Alger writes of The Divine Teachings ID Natute' any
Mr. Wassnu Natures Politics.; I,I. 20, -
.Vetnu and !utuitiOn considered as sources Oh our
k,a,e'e of cod !" and John G. Kimball takes view
of " Machinery as a Gospel-"OfAeI
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6iatbtrs.

IN English Gentleman. A. X. c., is open to
~ engagement VISITING TUTOR gsbirnau's family
Terms 81 an hour Address y Y. LIBRARY. IS Third
WANTED.-A PUPIL TEACHER, (lady), as
w NSTRuCfRBss, for tao hours in Primary Department
Apply, 20 West Forty .secondst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-08
1J,HE TRIBUNE ALMANAC REPRINTED.

Complete sfts !Da .S 20 1915 nh inclusive Donudn two
vsssys nicr SO
Psaaar Pho Libraries an OILERS interested viii be rsl to
brsw enabled reproduce THE TRIBUNE All
HAN4C Tor e years 49, 1867 excepting 5'. which
ssudapebesog POLITICIANS Register sud tbs
RAf Almanac AuHua Election Returns by States aud
Cs.nes Pesoeut Cabinets, judges ,bs Court
Ministers Governors Of States &C. OF Aot'o
aud other Political Statistics Tue ososins
~ vounes. bt H. Greey ialy scope
~ tbs Fl " SJyess before be establishment
De October beos having developed popular
Van BURN yincbs
IL iut~nei m.p, 10
tHe seuou Hsturu
preceding ne reptot 81 that lille
sis.pe6-uGl ss issue G l5 F coHI~s l1y
Keg1;crs II keo RurBs otbsr political and ast,ss
ah0red iof he o. escA Ic3sT tbougu th-
hTsse total q This anBOa
saestey ihs Io4ts0ss gt,r Hhg 4iHaH
&C. Tiibsae f uHeT sheA TO-
aai pa The erePe plates 81 he earlier issBe havsg
has
&c ana the imperfect
russ the market have oennas3rs isbusus pness
he sr ~ fHrto LrrHo8hArtYs yet ihaEey
AL fsg promise great results Soc lr by Distant
rs sends p- ib old Oaerste rasi:
a. resolved thai Atsd number 81 in the
,oplS and rub or st ree The Nok berents
,a.atsd a be wholly uHique and II Biers
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So .,s,5 uu,t b. ssson panied Ne
TIE TRlBERR Nss YsA
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AT KINZEY'S.

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PATTERN BOOKS FOR WORkINI, o.
FRENCH CANVAS loo Mil.
TIriH hs WIZ SylSr 'i SiI k COINS 2,
Fi6sS F,RUoIIiERY SILK S. HtNK
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GILT El,AlDS AND CORDS.
,rpvNr>tI>CS
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10nf0 HATS VygVY STYLE llr. TO .n.
.....,,r,.,.- ,--r, ~ lN,-rrtsct
IN lAlI.A'p 49, = - ~. 49,.
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MORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD.
vi DELAWARE LACKAwANNA AND WESTERN RAILROAD

Depots foot Of Barcayst aud foot Of ChTstophef
SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS, commencing MONDAi May O lco9
MAIL TRAIN connecting At Denvle VITA Boonon Brsse
at Dover Chester Branch 81 Waterloo With SUSSEX o An
dover NrwoB Washington Nth the D. L. and \" H. for water
Gar Sroudarg Great Bend aud all points the Lack
and Boosbug and Hudson r. Rs Basa
Nth Lrhgh SusqebAHha r for Bethlehem. Allentown AAueh
ChuhE aud Wtkeshsrrr. - . -,
1850 a. LBHGH VALLEY EXPRESS steps at Ns.ark. Morris
Hakettowp Washington, Phpshug and haston
Phipsburg Bel Del r r. for Belydere 6c aDd a.
L. " R. for Bethlehem Allentown Maueh Chunk And
WlkeshAue.
l. and SroudsburE and SrrAntoBi az Dover
with Chester z. r. and at Waterloo with SasseE r r.
$3.50 A. No. and T. ~ SUMMIT and intermediate stations
G3 53l 90, aud ;4ha and J. 500 AID 9n b;O S;ts ~
Has p N SOUTH ORANGE aud intermetate stations
and Csc " MokRSTOWN aud intermes 70
siStiOus.
$40 p m. MoRRISTOwN EXPRESS.
For EBwARK $50 1880 $40 $50 1870. H. ln lNs
l. $50 3t $780, 49 so S:o e;iO $50 49, si's and
For BLOOMFIELD and NoETCLAIR st $50. II $50 5
TO- 6:lO p d SCHOCH, Assistant superintendent
r. A hESKI. g. p. A.
NEW-YOKK AND NEW-lIANEN RAIL
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ar5 CIVILIZATIONS.


Mac, or Nc, 70 Ys7y the Question Young Men aud
~, s,s sr,ssf 10 .be boot just published suted
VNyEDLOCK:o Or, The RIGHT RELATION,
w or aSesnnse Treatise disclosing the Avs o.
Yg. ,e,eeues l2mo sol, 81 So extra gill; So B'os-
.eI. have It. address WELLS, No 9s9 a5roadNal y Y.
DRICES REDUCED. -., ~
Win new TO supply TIE readers Of HE TEBrSs With Nr
Mess. Co. the price h'a been reduced as wall be
Iseu below.
HORACE .GREELEY'S AUTOBIOGRAPHY.
RECOLECTIONS OF BUSY LIFE;
INCLUDING
RFMlNISCENCES UF AMERICAN POLITICS
md POLITICIANS,
ne" ''' ~" P0WSpALL or SLSyERl
To which are added
NISCELLANIES;
e, 1H2f4SSk FoET o fFP E2SEa
OF PROTECTION" &c. &c.
DISCUSSION WITH ROBERT DALE OWEN on
TIE LAW OF DIVORCE.
By HokAcEp S i'elrs .n,, and h,,5.o0e,,
Illustrated WITH bpe sell Portrait Of DR. Gr,sg a,2 %i9
T foS ,sff Fo. e. o, Mrsi Foe Teree Hedge Ny
HOs-s On 'le Wools' Ay Present Home Ny Barn
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
ASAN4fLg oP ?, TIE S 661SlspI
81 "TIiE TItE rHArTRlED MkN SOILS"
VI AGEIIo EEWnANPsnRE
WIN Nl APPRENTICESHIP.
~ ny NlH
" ,,2 74 TiSs n * * f!E IN xEwYonK
xii GFTGNG iNTO BUSINESS
XIII TEMPERANCE TN ALL THINGS
XIV POLITICS
Nv PLAyuAS
XVI. TEiuMFI
XVII LOGNABIN DAYS
NyIL TIE TRIBUNE
XIX SOCIALISM.
TX SOCItLi>FIC EXPORTS.
XXI HARRY CLAY.
N&I MARGARET FUAbbk
XXu BEGGARS AND BORROWERS
XIV. DRAMATIC MEMORIES.
XIV OLD ZACH.
XXVI CONGBESS--MIJEAGE.
XVII CONGRESS As IT WAS ,,,,.,
AKIN LAKE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CAGO-THE PRAL
NIX THE GREAT NENAIOkS-IHk COMPROMISE Or lo''
NXNL LBEiS AND LIBEL SUITS
NXXlU TIE Dissolution OF TIIE WING FANil.
XNNIV. THE SLAVERY tONlhO' ht>l.
XXNv. THE NEW BRA IN POMnCS.
NNNyL Ny Farm.
xXXyIL SEWARD. WEED. AND GREELEr~
XXNiY ETROPE REvISITED-PAblS-Shl fLLELANp
XII me BANKS CONGRESS The Long Contest f5r
Xiii A RIDE ACROSS THE PLAINS.
XiIV TAB ROCKY MOCNIAINS-IIB GREAT BASIN
WV TnF SIERRA NFvADA-THE YOSENITE-THE RIG
XLVIL THE FUTURE OF CALIFORNIA TREES.
XLyIL THE Presidential ELKCI ION or 1901.
L. Our CIVIL WAR CTCAL AND POSSIBLE
L. ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
Lii JEFFkRSON DAVIS.
LII WHITING HISTORY.
MIsCELLANIEs
LITERATURE As A VOCATION.
POETS AND POETRY
REFORMS AND REFORMERS
TiiE GROUNDS or PR0ThCTiON;
SUNDAY LECTURlNG REMlNlStENtEN.
A DAYS RIDE IN MAINE -
ANlGHT RIDE ACROSS THE PRAihiE&
WINTER FLOOD Is ILLINOIS
AND DIVORCES Discussion between Horace 'Tete
and Robert Dale Oven
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ESTABLISHED fSl0 ,.,,,.,,
IL THH NETWORK DlElNG AND PRINTING ESlAbLioh'
MENT, STATEN ISLAND.
No 81 DuAHEsT AND
n BROADWAY, NEw-YORK-
Al 1876 PIEEKEPOSr 81, BROOKLYN
No. NORTH EtgHrH.sT.. PHILADKLPHth
This we'll Company prepared WIN ie lgesL ge
gree Of kin aud improved machuerT 10 Dl CLEAAsb
Am FINISH EVERY VARIETY OF LADIES' AND GENlLBMENS
GARMENTS AND PIECE GOODS ia their usually Superior manner
GARMENTS CLEANED WHOLE.
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DEAR CULTURE FOR PROFIT.
II 4 NkW BOOK on The PEAR
An Illustrated Vors untitled

an Illustrated Hork entitled
PEAR CULTURE, EOR PROFIT"
practical Horticultural MANY Years successful Of Pears
Ma1set The sHe' simply and Thoroughly treated under h'
lrrds;
VARIETIES;
ANpEtTs
PREPARATION oF THE SOIL;
DISTANCE APART
RILECllNG IEE.S.
DNAEIS AND STANDARDS;
TIVE OF PLANlIS6s
PLANTING.
VARIETIES 10 PLANT;
PRUNING.
MANURlNG AND MCLCIlING:
GATHERING FRUIT.
NARKElING IEABSs
PROFITS OF PEAR CULTURE
HON iii. DliNG AND GRATING;
PRACTICE. SUGGESTIONS
OkCHAED EECOED
Wi be- cOuete pracca manual Tor the Pear
rfauer whether ur p~asurr prDbt
volume handsomely b0aud cHtL Price sent en by
ma. 90 t.,e,pt Of 9uye. THE THIBtNE New ORR.
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qrg @OObs.

sN~~@~ ~~
DRESS GOODS.
The additions made DRESS GOODS PROM THE PER
gMPToRY AUCTION SALES O past week worthy particular
attention and prices secured BY enable to offer the follow
Ps
EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS
2sIECH PoPJINs 20 to 30 CENTS.
VERY PINE GOODS a7I to SOC.
SILK AND WOOL yELOURs AT 75c,
which rO,Iyey cost 81 IS to import the retail price Of
which 81 60
ALL WOOL DOUBLE WIDTH EMPRESS CLOTH, 6ale"
Together with elegant assOrneniOi
FRENCH ROLL PoPLISs At 81 AND UPWARD.
Purchasers Dry Goods thOuB CALL AND GET SAMPLES fe
with those Of other hons and thus demonstrate
the correctness Of our representations
We alec invite an inspection Ofo
LADIES. GENTLEMENs AND cHLDRENs
UNDERGRADUATES, FLANSELs,
PRINTS, DOMBsTICs, and
DRESS GOODS
Our being complete ard prices with the decline
gold
SUGDEN 6 BRADBURY,
No. an AND 3IA BOwERY
ONE DOOR BELOW BLBRCKERST I
CILKS FROM AUCTION.
BEAUTIFUL BLACK SILKS
$3.50 sl7s
PARIS COLORED SILKS
Al 81 80 TO 81
YINB GOODS IAoPORTloSATELY Low.
LYONS VELVET, So AND UPWARD
WORTHY Of special attention on account other
UEBxCBPTIoyABLE PINIsH AND COLOR
ALSO.
CLOTHS, 'hLFhlhENS'
CLOAKs. ShA"b'
MOURNING GOODS,
AT EXCEPTIONALLY LOW PRICES.
SUGDEN & BRADBURY,
No. 3I2 AND 3I4 BowERY,
ONE DOOR BELOW BLEECKERSE
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7 NEWNoKK AND NEW-lIAvEN RAIL


COMMENCING MAY ~. 1872
St,tou Newlok u TW'ptvsfNert ~ un
-' Iouuhsve. Entrance ~ T0eutvseveutt.st
TRAINS LEAVE NEWl DIRK.
For lnI Bridgeport, thI lls1 d. IA i~l' "a -
tFH B. 8. IS. go $3.50 aud 3 Tx .. n.
Strsts0ri Fairfield, Southport aud Nestpof u va
M snd $50 m.
Foe N0r~ak. = I'M. o. 1880 1878 tENlt Nhl 49,
ttm OixL $50. 6:31. snd 3 tBUl y. M.
Fo p,rirn : 8 li:5D a. m. 345 430 $3.50 aad6;3
For stanford = tELl g. ll39 "a; l25 tEI I;i5 thrl
3.l,. l:D tEr.). 4.i5, 3:su, 6o s:l5 (E1.l IN.
for Grrnwrb J. 1850 a 2;l5 j4i AA5 3; tA $50 "a
Fo Port Chester and intermediate stations 1889 s'is
a:g5 as S. O ESQ 5;i5 ADD 8.99 p.
CONNECTING TRAINS
For Bosion Springfield, a. N. tEH }, 5tENl s pm
far Boston. via Shore Lsc lzl5 (BIl. pm
f.r Hartford Springfield. a (EH ,. l&;l5 thi ~ D. '
River Railroad thLl l2:i'p ~ 10 N'n'
for Hartford Providence aud Fi.bbn Railroad 0ll ~" 3'
D.
For Nsrnivsn New London and SsOnnstou Railroad +"
i2:iA, D. 70. ,,.,...-.t...t
For CtnsI Railroad a. m 800 p. to WilsmsbrHh
Far Iausitonc Railroad, ga M, AMI , p o..
For Nsu.auck Railroad a. ~. tbhl fiu ~ .. 49, "a
Fer U,u6ury NorNak Railroad. a. NJ isilS IA" M w. "
. 4 n IN connection Freight from NoraAA " l.n''
Var New C,u,ag RAILROAD a. l!:l3 ASH, anl 5;Jl p D."
Commoiou, Sleeping Cars attached o. ~ Yen; s.l,
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DEDICATED
TO
OUR AMERICAN BOYS,
WHO.
BORN IN POVERTY GRABBED ~ OBSCURITi, AND EARLY
CALLED FROM SCHOOL TO RUGGED LABOR
SEEKING
TO Convict OBSTACLE INTO OPPORTUNITY; AND WRBST
ACHIEVEMENT FROM DIFFICULTY,
THESE RECOLLECTIONS
EEGARDFIILN INSCRIBED By
THEIR AUTHOR
Tbis Book collection o articles originally published
The AerlUrE Ledger hearing the title "Rrcosctous Of
~ DE addition ~ much urHa matter 10 believed that these
eyrspIcsl w be uot Only entertaining AMI
90 students the
uf The life and inspiration Of
hei SHARED the strange intellect ad political phases through
Mt O, himself the ts, Of nature
ss's shall never anything else into which shall q
~
t"'at. o. 1ese HfofeJa& give With snail mental
FJ.
Apoosr NJ Greeley saws: Il hope to he spared to write
le rr 'irr and vstauc exposition Political Ecauumy
ior iU Iprcuu', DO
MI. o. pr aur other 0ork whatever II then
l!f a't Nhr '1irr iis volume mental biography
usnb thsr cou,e alien; aud will the po
toH 90 r is rut ethiv rss AMI
Hh'b uil rot nave been set forth IN vain
'N6a appearing 10 successive chapters weekly rIsuSK
PRICES:
RYTRA 'tOTH. - 50 LIBRARY STYLE lSbeerl ~ 30.
HALF MOROCCO - OH. HALE CALI. ELlGANr. Sd 90
MoEOCtO ANTIQUE, - 90.
Ssrt ~ mail FIes au ic~ript OF price
A@i-e.s FHE TRIBUNE, NETWORK.
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WINTER MILLINERY GOODS
PRICES DOWN !!
At Z. RIDLEY'S d SON
GRANDsT.,


BLACK sArIYs p INCHES WIDE, ~ 50 PR YARD
EXAMINE Orr 81 30 COLoRED sATNs, ALL SHADES q
BLACK AND CoLORED SILK yELyETS AT ~, Bl 80, 81,
AND UPWARD -.
LAST WEEKS PRICES
HIGHEST OSTRICH FEATHERS, rLUMEs, BIRDS, AND
FLOWERS.
ALSO. SILK PRINCES At REDUCED PRICES
DRESS AND CLOAK TRIMMINGS, SILK PRINCES BUT
Tons RIBBONS. vaLyErs YANKEE SouoNS, PEHFlMERf
SOAPS, DOLLS. g., &c
LADIES KID GLOVES AT 81 THE PAIR WARRANTED
EVERY WAY
OUR BEST GLOVE CANNOT BIZ SURPASSED.
WE HAVE GOOD KID GLOVES At p CENTS so CENTS
IS CENTS THE PAIR.
WINTER HOSIERY. GLOVES AND rSDEEyESrs, Zoe, BE-
. o., AND UPWARDS.
INSPECT OUR CORSETS AT .rc, tJc ~ : y, - -, -
s2J0 AND -
LOTS FROM AUCTION OF REAL LAcES. LINEN HKDFS
EMBROIDERED COLLARS CUPPS, SLEEVES Sc, &ci ALSo
KNITTED AND WOVEN wORsTED GOODS
EDWARD RIDLEY d son,
49, 81 AND nI GRAND e., % AND 20 ALLENsrr CORNER
STORE FIFTH BLOCK EAST FROM rnR BowBRY.
BONNET DEPARTMENT
AT F. RDLEY'S a. son.
IMPORTED TRIMMED RoyX I} an. AID HATS.
STYLES o fSia{s e I5& SURPASSED
OPENlNG-LyEiY DAY ma 800, -.
uNTRMMEp SIoGN or r L t2b MlSShT AHS gp ~
CHEAPEST N THiS cry WITHOUT DOUBT
EDW ARD KlDIlIl > ~ sun.
DID, 3l ard 3lB GRANDSr c. aud 20 ALLENSI, CORNER
FIFTH BLOCK EAST FROM ruE BowEaY.
MlLLINERS AND COUNTRY ST0REKEEPERS
VIII end
IN OUR STOCK DESIRABLE GOODS CHEAP
JOBBING ROOMS UP STAIRS.
EDWARD RIDLEY & son,
No, 40 9I and 9ll Gr,oi aud Nos Co. c. and - Arust
Corner store, snb block east from d. Boacrr.
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r0L,CE INTELLiGEyCE.

ATTEMPTED PARRIcIDE.-Last evening Matthew
McNary. OF No. $40 First avenue, attempted to take
his fathers life by discharglng pistol at him during
quarrel at the above named premises, but did not
succeed in wounding him. McNally was arrested.
ASSAULT BY MoTHER.-At a late hour last night
Mary Moore OF No. 80 CHI street, assaulted her
daughter Mary, aged eighteen, and struck her on
the head and face with tumbler. INJECTING severe
wounds Mrs. Moore was arrested, but as her
daughter refused to make complaint she was DIS
charged.
AN ALLEGED FoRGER ARREsTED.-William II.
Fleming. young man. was arrested yesterday by
detectives Niven and Vaughan, OF the Central
Department., charged with having committed q
forgery In Rochester, N ", on or about the st OF
september last, In connection with young man
Inc was locked mn Of Central orce and viii be held
10 await the action Of the Rochester authorities,
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Average temperature for corresponding date
Ay sss seI ssmperainre for week this year 5
Average temperature Tor week last year. 494
Boy DRowNED.--John Wright, aged eight years, Of
25s West street. fell overheard at pier SO North river
and was drowned. The remains were recovered and
taken to his late home, where an Inquest Will be
held.
SUDDEN DEATH.-Thomas Reese aged thirty. fve
having no home, died suddenly yesterday afternoon
in the hav loft OF stable in the rear OF 40 Watt
street. Tie body was taken to the Morgue for
inquest.
SUDDEN DEATH IN THE STREET.-On Saturday
evening JACOB Schroeder, thrty-slx years OF age,
and born in switzerland, was taken suddenly III IN
Market street and expired soon afterwards. BY
permission OF Deputy Coroner Wooster Beach the
body was removed to the late residence Of deceased
No. 125 Cherry street, when Coroner keenan, was
notified to hold an inquest.
THE CASE OF JOHANNA DowSs.--In regard to the
girl Johanna Downs, OF whom 1t was reported that
she engaged at Castle Garden and brought direct
to house of prostitution, General superintendent
NJ. Bernard Cassery ordered full examination into
the case A thorough investigation Of the matter
and examination OF the Official records Jailed to dis
cover any traces OF the girl Downs having been en-
gaged from the Garden.
CHARGED WITH THEFr.-OfYicer Hart, Of the
Twenty ninth precinct, yesterday morning ar
raigned young man, named Thomas MacAey,
TWENTY-FIVE years OF age, residing at No. IL Thomp
son street, before Justice Ledwith, at Jefferson
Market, upon complaint OF Newton i. whiting. OF
No. 4 West Twenty second street, charged with
stealing "a meerscnaum pipe. one opera and one
field glass on Saturday, valued at $40. He pleaded
guilty to the charge. and was committed In default
Of $1,000 bail to answer ut the General sessions.
THE PARK METEOROLOGICAL REPORT for the week
ending OCTOBER %, 1869. shows the state OF the
weather daring the period to have been follows-
Baromef. ~ mean, 2e.gli Inches; maximum at seven
a. N, October 10, 30.0b2 inches; minimum at 1--WE
p. NJ, October o. 2p57o inches range, .4s2 inches.
Thermometer, inean l9.42 degrees; maximum at
seven p. NJ, october IS. 81 degrees; minimum at six
a. NJ, October 20. 32 degrees; range 24.s degrees.
On OCTOBER % rain Tell from 1915 A. NJ. 10 1880 r. NJ,
TO the depth OF 81 inch which was the total
amount OF water for the week.
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ENGLAND.

The Radical Political AgitntiOn-An Immense
Assemblnge i'm Hyde Park-The Military
Under Arms.
LONDON Oct "a, 1869.
An immense demonstration in favor Of amnesty
to the Fenians was made to-day. Large professions
formed in various parts OF the city and, headed by
bands Of music and bearing flags and banners in
scribed with significant notices. marched to Hyde
Park. Several thousand women, wearing green
favors and scarfs, walked in the professions. At
Hyde Park touring the afternoon monster mass
meeting was held at which it Is estimated $4,000
persons were present The American nag was
hosted ana was loudly cheered.
Mr.. Bradtaugh, an English revolutionary ''red"
and trades uniOnst president and Others addressed
the people, and the remarks OF some Of the speakers
were OF highly innanlmatory character. Resolu-
lions demanding amnesty for the Fenians were
adopted by reclamation, after which the meeting
ended, and the people quietly retired from the
park.
The proceedings throughout the day were orderly.
Great precautions had been taken by the govern
ment. The reserves OF police were ali on duty and
the troops were assembled at their barracks, but
their Intervention was not requireu
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HAY II.

Salnnve's Treatment Of Gold SpccuIators-
Troops Forwarded Against the Rebcls-Rc-
establishment of the Coffee Monopoly.
HAVANA, Oct. "a, 1869.
The following despatch has been received via St.
Thomas, the 18th inst.-
Gold has risen to eighteen hundred thus causing
additional depreciation OF the national currency.
The rise was caused by the action OF the brokers.
Many OF the prominent ones were arrested and sent
ON foot with General Chevalier's army which was
going to invest Jacmel and Aux Cages.
Salnave has applied to the British Admiral Phii.
more commanding the English squadron now ct
Jamaica, to send vessel to Port au Prince to pro-
tect It against the threatened bombardment by the
rebels. He has also forwarded troops and supplies
20 G6naives, Aux Cages and Jacme
The government monopoly OF coffee has been
ye-established, built is moneyess to pay holders.
ships are loading with logwood.
General Chevaller, Sanaves Secretary OF War,
had commenced the siege OF Jacme The rebels
were confident Of their ability to hold the town.