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REPORTED LOSS OF THE vARUNA.

AS announced yesterday, the propeller Va
runa OF the New-York and Galveston line Is missing.
being eight days overdue at her destination She
sailed from this port October l5 with full cargo, 50
passengers and her officers and She last seen
by the New-Orleans steamship De Soto, the evening
OF the 18th ut when of Jupiter Inlet, Fla. The follow
ing Is a list Of the passengers:
Mr. and Mn p Hitchcock O. Ruitay L. Bhgu. A. Lewis j.
Blum A. Cohen souhwcs Mr. Oppenhsimer Mr. Bernard
Asrsnder Hamilton Mu r. D. Johnson Mr. Mollton Mr.
jenkins p. to Englan James Hand Mr. Ray Charles Ames
and Rownk r. Bieaney C. Blum, Mrs Won Harten Mrs.
Lyons ami family (Sve al George W. James Ledy
The names OF her officers far obtainable are as
follows: Commander, Capt. Joseph T. Spencer; Chief
Engineer Benz Austin; First Assistant Engineer Geo.
sherman Chief Mate, BENZ. Winter; Chief Steward
John Adams.
The brig Eurus of New York, bound from
Georgetown D. c., for Portland sunk on the night OF
November 1 off MOntauk Point, L. 1. Cargo almost
total loss lives all saved.
The schooner Equinox, which sunk in the
gale some two weeks ago in Lake Huron near Saginaw;
has been raised and tOwed into Detroit Her cargo OF
shingles Is all saved
The schooner Albert Clarence, from the Canary
Islands bound for New Bedford with cargo or 200 par
re OF OIL ashore the east side OF BLOCK lsahd near
Newport UarbOr.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-03
THE LAW OF TRADE MARKS.
TO the Editor Of The Tribune.

TO the Edt'oT ~ 1"o ~ oo.l
SIR: In The DAILY TRIBUNE or the 29th
,ns+ notice report which seems TO convey the idea
s.', no',.o oi ~, ,,n,htn, Tho rse NJ American
that there ~ no law ior puni'i'ns ''o "'n ,,oIa
Trade Marks on imported "a'cnes Vi siai ,o~.
This Ia obviously mistake. law was passed hase
winter which forms part of the present law relating to
80, s,a .onY,,,,,t. ond wbich nrovides:
person firm dmce In the United states or resident o.
ocaia in foreign country which py esV OF @ d
similar privileges to citizens OIL he onea on'es N
NAV obtain projection o sny nTu ,so Sn. m nrnr With the
10 ne p.,aat
requirements VI tne =" Wv --'
prescribe Fee Sec a! act ofJn o. g.o .,rro ,o- On
Sec 7s PROVIDES tnat sucn agn 81, o xaar. more nv
YEAR anu wa, heforo tba eYnraton of the first
S tho na Zoe os Tor A. original registra-
New-York tribune., 1870-11-03
same results. but in quicker way. than the law Of

Bolivar.
"But, apart from these considerations, which being
and important the Government bound TO pre-
sent rst is Is very certain. the ustrous Lord Clsr-
cndon stated TO the Committee that the true merit OF the
conduct Of the Bpansb consisted In having
entered upon Abolition in the midst Of struggle, and
when tho interests opposed thereto might bring forward
very powerful reasons for putting on the solution.
Besides 1t cannot be denied that Abotonist opinion
In Cuba s very weak and in proof thereof 1t must be
remembered that the nsurgents themselves who have
proclaimed IL an Indispensable means Of obtaining
sympathy do not carry out Of this there concl
Awe proofs IN the documents published by the Abolition
Society ITSELF and In those written by the Spanish Gov
ernment In the Habana. Even supposing there no
respectable interests the side OF the maintenance OF
Slavery 1t is undoubted that the transformation about
to be suffered by production In Cuba demands sacrifices
which make the attitude of the Peninsular party In that
Island truly patriotic, and give right TO the conduct or
the Government TO be regarded with sympathy. In
spite OF this the Government has not entered upon that
question: but having given the law. has demanded the
cooperation Of the propretors in total and complete
abolition. This cooperation has been granted and OF
this moment the Government, made strong by public
opinion. preparing the means Of presenting compete
abolition 10 the next Assembly. 8. MoRET.
Madrid, Aug IL, 1870"
New-York tribune., 1870-11-03
THE WIFE MURDER IN OHIo-A HORRIBLE
BJTCHERY.

BUTCHEk1.
The details of the recent horrible wife
murder near Lima Ohio, given by the Western Asso
ciated Press follows:
The mans name who committed the murder Is Andrew
Brentlinger The building Ia log house, distant apout
half mile from any other farm house. II appears tat
Brentlinger and wife had not been living peaceaDiy
some time since but lived better than before Brent
lnger jealous OF peighbor VINO visited tne nose
with his wife On Monday afternoon last
about o'clock they got into 10 r,,ed gnaIrsr hsr
and struck her the head knocking her down on her
face He turned her and stabbed her
times with small knife. He then called his little GIRL
to do so at first but he threatened to kill her Also and
she finally got It, With this knife he finished MS hellsh
work and left his wife TO die He then went on horse
hack TO one OF his sons working some 1ve miles Distant
and to another fifteen mics distant anu tou ,. @
what he had done and gave them instructions to bury
her saving he would kill them they refused or tod oI
tbe murder They went home, and on iiiesday morhng,
sbonf 4 O'clock dug hole about thirty steps Hou
the house, and about two feet deep, put tho p9u{
IN face downward, in the same clothes IN wbeh i,,
abe was murdered all covered and stuck together Win
blood covered her up and powed anu n ,o r
ground over to conceal the place Inc D0uy WIEN % re-
moved was very black and showed eight s,aDs our III
the region OF the breast and four In the aDdomen.
nnst @ nsoYtem xamnation revealed two ribs broken
siab through liver and In other vitt paris was
NOT In the testimony before the coroner tnat ne
xromnn had been criminaly intimate Win any one.
Breninger lodged In jail He Is man Oh m ,
county hut has been known TO use intohlcAuhg
drink. The woman his second wne, py whon no
has two children Her was 70 years, WINE nc 10 o.
His children by his fret wife are SAID 70 De very gnor ~
.nfocannot read or write. An effort will be made 10
him tried at the October Term OF Court, which Is
Ali, IN .eslion IL is thought that he Is insane
New-York tribune., 1870-11-03
S.xe the csnd,d.cor Congress Of this Gid, District

N.veu the csnddotcYcr Congress Of this QId) District
has also promised to be present.
large and enthusiastic meeting OF tho
.oorsd voters Of Monmouth County was held at wash
nston Hail. Pine Brock. N j., on last Monday evening,
Oot A. The largo hall densey hled, and the utmost
enthusiasm prevailed The Hon. John buckingham, the
Hon rirman Taylor and E. Schroeder, esq., addressed
the meeting
An exceedingly lively contest is in progress
IN Chicago tho Congress District now represented by
Mr.. Judd. largo number Of Republicans have bolted
the regular nomination and, uniting with the Democrats
are supporting the Hon. John Wentworth, Mr. Hoyne'
the regular Democratic nominee having Withdrawn.
Both The Chicago Tribune and Chicago Times support
him heartily while The Republican opposes him.
1t is intimated that the repeaters and ballot
box suffers Of Brooklyn where they have registry Of
votes, arc making preparations on grand scale 70
mako up there by fraudulent voting what they are key
to sse In this city by Interference with those
and falsecountng enterprises which have heretofore
been tower strength the party that our
friends over the river will keep sharp eye upon such
rcgues, as We intend to do here.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-03
HARLEM IMPROVEMENTS.

The monthly meeting of the Brennan So
.,e,v was held last evening at Lion Park onehundred-
ST. TO consider what steps shall be taken to
improve the neighborhood IN and around Harlem, by
making new streets enecting quicker modes OF transit
Ae Mr. James T. King presided, and presented tho re-
nor, ~ ths Executive Committee. Tho Department OF
Pnbic Works are now making efforts 10 complete the
Bouleysrd from Manhsttanvle 70 Fiy ninthst before
Winter set in and with gard TO tire question OF rnpd
transit from one side Of tho Island TO the other the Com
mittee are OF opinion that II will require com
pronise Of conflicting interests and some legislation
before IL be accomplished. Tho present
modes OF transit controlled by private corporations
legislation must be resoIied 10 To compel them 10 yield
their franchises The Eighthaye Railroad Company
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Al Notices Of Marriages must be isdorssd xstA fHn
name dad addyeSs.
DIED.

UIEO.
NV, "a sls ~ ~ -
ro. o Ard yssr ii months and days
APP-A Port Byron Cayuga N. T. Nov ls7v, D. D. CAS9s
cIKvELAND-A, P..sic j. Monday, ost d. S'.is-i. X
The sss ". u Il. pss from II he Reformed .
s.:!:y ss, = O'Clock n Friends viii "'' A' ~
cgsTIssA. Baaspor Conn .. Tuesday morning Nov h'ss
a Ss.gs.' E ,s,,ss 8. $500: $3.50.
q f .s % rsss %s ''" ''
evening Oct d. Of congesaoa Of the lung 's~
The rs@.a III 30 taken Eis...r -
. as. s "a md .s .s .a W: . sss
Az H. i. ssEss. H .n. o. Tuesday Nov
Relative. and head, family respectfully invited e sttesd -
N. ssr U@ rsn.in. 1s viii Be Inferred in Gssa1co
RANDLB-A wnnp.ui Conn., Nov MARY A. yoonsea dsrss'ss -
<. I'll hsis s .se7s:s.
yoasss., daughter late John Roper . 81. e ~, r..
Eshiy-"ooud.st, Thursday, Nov >, as O'Clock pm
sEAMAN-A. his residence Rosyn, L. L. Robert seaman ss'l
The relative. and friends Of family respectfully invited % %
oc"c& m csrnages viii ss Il HicEsvs vht
leaves Hunters Poias al o'cioci m
sayas De late VI. @ cia Snyder daughter q al
The relative. family to attend The nss
on ThursAy, O. O'Clock, from her late restene' NJ"
sPARKMANon Tuesday Nov suddenly Harry Prl,on son Of J'
,f ,s. sss 81 Sarsa % ys5 mr. tn. s.s
parents No. ~ Ksatst GreenPonI Relatives and fhsH'
uNDERHLI7A oys..r Bay L. on Wednesday Nov Be''.'
gnas h IN sse va yea, q bis rs age c.r
Oyster Bay, on Friday, Nov. T. N2pm
vANDEsBERGH-on Sunday oe. 30 sehei'os Henrietta ~
Oh St AIMS Church Brooyn, THURSDAY .'ap
wELDIsIn tai, city Nov 1870 I'A.S youngest 'On Of
q he .%i respectfully is,i,sa y s,'.s
THURSDAY afternoon O'Clock without further notice
New-York tribune., 1870-11-03
REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.

AT the Republican Convention, held at
Broadway and Twenty ysecond-st last evening, william
orton In the chair report received from the Execu
tive committee in relation the funds for the
prosecution Of the campaign. The Committee on Ratin
cation reported all arrangements for the meeting OF
tonight were completed. long and complicated dis
ussion took place in regard 10 resolution offered BY
Col Duganne recurring Executive Committee to do
fine the requisites Of membership In the Republican or
ganzatons The resolution, amended 30 as to render
Of the State Executive Committee
was adopted with dissenting vote. Col Bliss offered
the following resolution: .,-,. j,
the Republican party h city will be promoted BY supporting the
,iclst kesde by Of A. Ledwith. Cheering
MT Lawson opposed the resolutions, but they were
unanIno usy adopted, the announcement OF the result
heino erected with prolonged cheering
Repolutons OF thanks TO the Chairman, the Hon. Will
liam Orion unanimously passed and the Conyen-
ton adiourned subject the call of the Chairman.
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nEw-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY NOVEMBER 8, 1870


49, s.d In nut down tracks and cars to the Harlem
pyr ysc,,; as the Eghthave is graded The upper
part near the JarIem River s only aded a. % country %
1V, % % ~, cemn ITO It. The Committee among other I'm
IendsS the nS srSGSa sn q re RuOS The fox
=, snn, .ho ,o oIutsons ~ wSre adopted unanimously
Rol.d That a. sppucsS BE- made to the o. .
session for the p.ssssso of an ss s'e"pa's 00' '''
from taxation. IN. =, ......A IA ..,ss m mp~h
Received proper De rqae ass beside tls
Central Psrt Ia be rsaoyc to the Westerly side Of the ayena 40,
adjoining % that passeneen
sresier cty the rest Of the r'sd" OF 'n
70 10 lef passage Of vehicles n, ,nhus
Rso,d Tha, tie law governing xyug OF arsn or pevns
should be 90 amended that property shall se
benefit nnless snoh benefit direct and apparent al.
Gen Esbert l.. Viee addressed the meeting npon .,o
imminent wants OF the neight and the proccoo
An "a terminated.
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REprBLIcAN SPIRIT IN THE STATE.

The canvass in Oneida County is exciting
much interest among the Republicans. Mr. Alfred e.
Coke of Utica addressed large meeting In Cayyie last
week He was followed by the Rev. j. F. Crawford In
whitesboro Ellis H. Roberts the Republican candidate
for Congress In the XXIst District, delivered stirring
address before crowded audience. The Hon. George
Williams was President Of the meeting, and the first
speaker was NJ d. Barnett, Of Rome The rain fell
IN torrents during the evening" and the large number
present was evidence Of the eanestness among the Re-
puboans in that section OF tDe clsto Wnieh hao neeo
Tore been noted.
One Of the largest meetings of this cam
paign in Syracuse was held Monday evening in
shakespeare Hall. The assembly was called In support
Of the entire Republican ticket but especially Tor the In
6orsemen OF the regular Republican nominee for Con
gress the Hon. R. Holland Duen. The Hon James
Eoxon occupied the chair and In taking his seat said
that in spite Of the complications existngn that District
"a saw no reason why the regular Republicans should
DOT obtain their usual majority Of about 5000 MI Den
mis- McCarthy's course in running as an independ-
ent candidate was severely commented upon.
eeived with prolonged applause and cheers; de
reviewed very carefully the history OF aePgS ISs9
showing curious struggle between Cortland and Onon-
es was rst formed IN 1852 The first Republican Con
vention passed resolution giving the candidate 10
seT%s Cortland was entitled according the arrange
men to the candidate in 1896 but MI Dennis mccarthy
y Se Delegates from Cortland There
much dissatisfaction felt, but MI Duel entered nearby
INTO lbe canvass In support OF Mr. Mccarthy aud the full
vote OF Cortland Was polled for him. In 1868,
Mr.. Mccarthy was nominated according 10 the usual
cu toIo for reflection and in 1870 when the claims
Of Cortland have last been recognized oy the pomna
ton OF Mr. Duel. Mr. Mccarthy enters the ned as an
opponent unustifed by custom or courtesy in this
e9trse He then pledged himself to take Of the
salt OF the district saying that the question
OF the protection OF American industry his voice had
been uncertain sound. He learned his protec
ton principles at the foot Of Henry Clay. The Hon
George N Kennedy and the Hon. Thomas g. Alyord iol
lowed Mr.. Duell. Remarks also made by MI
George l.. Maynard, Mr.. Levi w. Hail. and the Hon II.
w. LeavenwOrh. The speakers were constantly intei
rupted by applause and the meeting aoJourDeu Will
loud cheers for the regular candidate
The Chenango Telegraph says that the Assem-
bly, which welcomed Gen. Woodford In Norwich last
week was the largest indoor gathering ever seen In
that town, the hall being packed and hundreds being
tnrnea away in spite Of unproptious weather. No po
utcal speech In that section has been received with
more decided favor. IL was Gen. Woodford's first ap
pearanee that part OF the State. The Hon. Horace G.
Prindle presided at the meeting.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-03
FPAyrD1uFNT NATURALIZATION.

That thousands of fraudulent naturalization pa
pers were issued from our courts In this city two
= ago. and delivered to men who never person.
a : appeared in court produced the proofs which
y,ulc entitle them 70 become citizens has been so
yo established that person having due regard for
b character for truth would venture to call the fact
In question 1t perhaps well that the persons
vino have received such papers, and have heretofore
voted rpon the strength Of them, should know, if
they do not know already that suOh naturalization
h ,,o naturalization at all and that person who
tall claim citizenship and upon the strength OF
such fraudulent certificates commits felony pun
jshable by fine or imprisonment or both. For the
benefit of persons holding these worthless papers
we quote the following sections Of an act OF Congress
entitled " An act to amend the naturalization laws
and to punish crimes against the same, and for other
purposesD approved July IA. 1870:
iEc s. That any person who shall knowingly use any
certificate OF naturalization heretofore granted by any
Court or which shall hereafter be granted, which
has been, or shall be, procured Though fraud
or by falss evidence, OF has been shall
be issued by the Clerk, or any other officer
Of tds Court without any appearance and hearing
Of e< cJeant in Court and without lawful authority;
aDd sny person who shall falsely represent himself to be
citizen of United States without having been duy
admitted 70 citizenship for any fraudulent purpose
whatever shall be deemed guilty Of msdemeanor, and
upon convection thereof in due course Of law, shall be
sentenced to pay fine of not exceeding 81 0oo or be i'm
prsoneG exceeding two years. either or both IN the
discreson Of the Court taking eOgnzance OF the same
syo That the provisions of this act shall apply to all
proceedings had taken, or attempted TO be mad or
taken before any Court in which any proceeding for
naturalization shall be commenced. had or taken or at
tempted to be commenced and the Courts Of the United
States shall have jurisdiction OF all oenses under the
provisions Of this act in before whatsoever Court
tribunal the same shall have been committed.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-03
A CRITIC CORRECTED.

TO the Editor Of The Tr,oune
SIR l find the following in The TRIBUNE
Of to-day
whatever else tbs TRIBUNE m" BE- Is should oe coee ~ Tvs
.,sscs above suon Homo etc. IS from ference NOT Ten
Jnxcn T doubt have known be bad
ony psas 10 reflect my memory the quotation rum the
coEeS> Heauton- IYDa0rolmeHos -.,- -. IT,. r.,,
Having this extremely monntous matter rope hk Ah'
usB Association will breathe more freely a. does Y0urs truly
- q.
Now, YER else critic may be, he should De eor'
rect in his spelling. If my memory serve, Terences
play is named nRmortmenos the Romans having
an ignorant aversion the diphthong on aheced Dy ID
a Having settled this extremely momentOus matteI'
b.na p every one concerned will feel better. T. NJ
Nep- York, Nov. 2, 1870.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-03
LOCAL NOTES.

Club No. of the Irish Democratic Union
ratified sst evening the entire Tainmany ticket
The With District Convention of the YOung
Democracy last evening nominated b. b. Cox for Con-
gTess.
The Republicans of the Fifth Ward have
nominated Prof Charles L. Reson, "a coored man for
School Trustee
The Republicans of the Seventh Ward, last
evening. animousiy nominated Dr. Hans fo"oh ior
School Trustee.
A mass meeting nnder The auspices OF the
Bro0kiyu Reform Cob Tss heid D WashI/ton Hgl,
WifIlsbuTgb, lasI evening AmpIgso ehg"' hm' d.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-03
POLITICAL NOTES.

The poet Whittier declines the Prohibition
nomination to Congress for the With District Mass
Capt. George Z. Hill, who has been nomi.
mated for the Assembly the With District commanded
gunboat with distinction during the Rebellion and mas
since been engaged In the Internal Revenue service
and has MT got rich at it. He would make useful mem
Der Of the Assembly, and ought to he elected
The Republicans of Monmouth County will
hold a grand mass meeting at Van Yorts Hotel, Long
nBranch, N. j., this evening, Nov 8. Cen James f.
Rusing the Hon. Samuel Dobbins, and j. T. Schroeder
ESQ win be present and address the meeting. Ex0oy
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

DOMESTIC MARKETS.
9 SsgssS' ssa Sst si e'Gs' s kI fs
90 Is Treble EIu; ~. ac Bran 81 Hsy-Prime sT 90 PORK
.a. saSrlifi aisss ,s'' S.-i s sfs
2ot and cs, s, side: xtGa ISl7,S nli
New YORK sski drafts psrat premium receipt. 400 bales er
pors l. 400 isIs frneri Supeane. ~ WIN ~ -'
s27. Bscon-Shoulders, l5fc
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OBITUARY.
JOHN STANTON.

Mr.. John Stanton, late city editor of The Brook
I'm, EAGLE died at residence in Adeiphst Brook
lyn, at q o'clock yesterday morning OF cohsu"p.on
Mr. Stanton was born In London England on the 4th OF
November 1882 and was therefore years of at the
timo of b death He came to America in 1s47 and In
1857 occupied position in The Br9Gg r1Ss SG ho 10
q short time ago was its city editor His funeral wll
fake place on Sunday next. He loaves wife and TWO
nhild drpn
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THE CAMPAIGN.

REPUBLICAN STATS TICKET; HnEGvn t,,,
ss'ese1.-- ss,sIsusuna Kauflnsnu, KnsA
~s- Ahiah w. Palmer. DsssessA
- oss.(ssn Te-p) .Absaiom Nelson. k.s.
-. ,,. a;aor, Trpal Alex. Barkicy, wssh'ssss@
-, pvsr,~ Easpecser John Parkharss. oAs~A
Election Tuesday, NOvs ,.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-03
METEOROLOGICAL RECORD.

MEFEOKULOGICAL KEOOhD'
The following is an official report py tne
Signal Service Omitted States Army Division OF Tee-
grams and Reports for tho Benefit Of Commerce. dated
Nov. O. 1870, D. M:
New-York tribune., 1870-11-03
HERR TWESTEN.

Herr Twesten died recently in Prussia. He
was the principal founder of the Fotschrtt party arty
of Progess which contended with Count Bismarck and
the Jupkers in 1925 In 1861 he published famous po-
ltlcal pamphlet. which led to duel between him ana
Gem MantoufYe In this duel Twesten got severe we're
and took prominent part in the principal debates IN
Isss he was by the Government on
snaech delivered in Parliament. He was acquitted, Dut
the ecsion Of the lower ceurs was reversed he
ing year. He of the founders OF Tue d
unTemittpe attention to public affairs almost W lne
dayo NJ his death.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-03
MARRLEb.

DaIgN.LAw-os Wednesday, Nov by As Rev stsptc Ty.a
Madison Cburcb nst ifesv
sus Il. Oldest daugssss Robert Law ESQ III efxsvi. NJ
cards
HALSTEAD- Tuesisy, tcsdsscs " N
BRIDES father by Iny.k Chsxes Bsbssns\o
Kate t. ekest dssshteS ofJshn Morton, sf Dsskla
NORrHROP PD0UGLA LAss0n Wednesday Nov PaAS
tesn Church. Nswsrs n T. ny Rev D. Craven sssasd b.
Dr. Bdnsmsd Henry kotsep and Asaie e. slaughter Of
Douglass ESQ, all VI Hcwas. n j.
-BONESTEXAt s. Piafs Church, Burlington w. -
BY r. Atwi Mr. Sylvester Ps a sabsxs n. v,
Miss Mar Boasssssl Of Darlington.
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NEWS OF THE WEEK

Tuy WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this week is ready this
morning and contains, addition to the general Jews
New-York tribune., 1870-11-03
NJ. RAROCTIE.

Pierre Jules Baroche, whose death is an
nounced was an eminent lawyer, and an active agent in
establishing the French Republic in 1s4s He became
s,rope Imperast and acted Minister OF Justice In
Iss3 In le64, he made Senator