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MUSIC.
MUSICAL NOTES.

The Brooklyn Choral Union are to produce
MendelssOm's "First walpurgs Night" this evening,
with the assistance Of Miss Kellogg.
OF impending musical entertainments in ad-
dtiou to those we announced the other day. we must
call attention to concert for the benefit OF the Cubans
advertised TO take place tomorrow evening at Stenway
Hall when Miss Phillips signOr FerraHt Mr.. Werner,
and other artists, Will appear; and concert by the
Rvarde Club at Apollo Han Saturday, for the beneht
OF The Sheltering ArmS-Oe Bull announces his farewell
concert for Saturday evening at Association Ha-Mlss
Patti sings again in The Magic Flute tomorrow even
rg AID al the Saturday MatineeThe Glee and Madrsal
Concert Is TO take place this evening.
The Liederkranz announce a very interest
ing concert at steinvay Hall next Sunday evening for
the benefit of the German Hospital The programme IN
eludes Handel's sacred Cantata, "AleXanders Feast
which this society sing exceedingly well LISTS concerto
IN Tat by Miss Mehlig, aria from 80 SeHrdis Dy
Mis- Clara PERL and some male chorus singing 4he
Leder kIauz concerts are always good.
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THE NATIONAL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF TIL
UNION LEAGUE.

BALTIMORE, April 9O.-The meeting of the
National Executive Committee OF the Union League
held in this city to-day. The following gentlemen
present: Ex-Gov. VIM. A. Newell Of New-Jersey; Gov
Geary Of Pennsylvania; Major J. G. McQuade of Penn
syvana; the Hon. v Dell OF Arkansas the Hon Sidney
Pernam Maine; the Hon Wm b. Stokes OF Tennessee
Andrew washbum OF Virginia; Thomas X. Rich OF Mary
laud Gen. W. T. Clark Of Texas DIR. VIM. V. Alexan-
der, and Thomas g. Baker, Of New-York, and
others. EG-Goy Newell presided, and Thomas
@. Baker acted as Secretary Of the Committee. The
special Committee appointed to consider certain charges
agns the state Council OF Maryland. presented volu
report embracing the evidence submitted 20 the
Committee resolution adopted declaring the
Council of which Mr.. Thomas l.. Rich Is President,
legally constituted body and direct ng the appointment
OF state Executive Committee OF two from each Con
gressUnal strict. Committee OF three appointed
consisting OF Messrs v Dell OF Arkansas, ". H. Stokes
Of Tennessee, and W. T. Clark of Texas to walt on the
President and Congress ON the subject OF the l-trea
ment by Indians OF c0lored people who were formerly
their slaves. Speeches were made by delegates from
States. Congressman stokes made speech ue
uictlug the condition of Union mon IA Lii STATE
Gen. Clark OF Texas predicted that the great
Union party would win brilliant victory III ms
state neXt Fall. Gov Geary spoke for ftuhsy wanna
A resolution was adopted pedging the National Com
mitieo to aid in securing al tleir rights 10 American
citizens ut 90 times ami under ON cif,uhstthct''
Al,.s aUVual OF pliyaic bus.ACsb was taAa-teI ana
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A CALUMNY REFUTED.

I'VE print following Difference 10 urgent request without al
mtng the light Of aduce BY other journals to claim redress
ru hands.-Edl
To Ire Editor Of 77D ". Y. svn
SIR: The undersigned have read with sur
prise and indignation an article in your edit Of March
30 under the heading The 100000 Heress In which
referred to by name as having assisted MI Ill
Gray resident Of this place, with money and necessa
ries Of life such assistance rendered by US
Gray the strength OF certain representations made
by said Gray concerning q fortune 20 which he alleged
his sister be heir This statement made by you III tat
article is false In every particular.
Mr.. Gray has never sought pecuniary ald from U.s.
neither have given him any such aid on any such rep
reseDtatiOns To us yOu aege.
In justice to Mr.. Gray and to ourselves, we ask q
prompt publication Of this note.
W. GRASDY,
Secretary Dime say flgs B'k Wllllansbugh
- I.1ss IL ANnREws
No. 1c6 Grand.st., Wilamsburgh.
BENJAMIN ANDREWS,
Corner First and North Ninth -sts, WilliansbuIgn.
WiHiaBS6ilrgh. l.. l., April c, 1870
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AQUATIC.

MEETING OF THE HUDSON RIVER AMATEUR
ROWING AsSOCIATION-THE LONDON ROW.
ING CLUB INVITED TO sIX-oARED CONTEST
on THE HUDSON RIVER.
AT the Gulick Club BOat-lIouse, last evening,
the regular meeting of the Hudson River Amateur Row
ing Association was held, the principal business being
the consideration of the proposition 10 invite the London
Rowing Club TO visit this country during the Summer.
and contest with selected sxoared crew Of the Assoo-
alton The following Clubs represented The Alta
lanta by John King; Gulick, william II. Spear
waverley ]. +. Dymock; Columbia, a. Alexander
Girvin; Hudson, L. G. Nelson, d. II. Gregory and T.
A Smith; Vesper, Thomas Fearon and George j. Watt ;
Atlantic Joseph Russell and Theodore NJ. Tuhil. The
La Favorita Club alone was unrepresented Commodore
Reniamin Brady moved that the letter of invitation
offered by him at the last meeting he read After IT.
reading, on motion, 1t was somewhat altered ana th1h
passed by the following vote: Ayes, Atlanta, Guhck
Wayerey Columbia, Hudson, aud Nsper-6; Nays,
Atlantic and Mutua-2; not voting, La Fayorita. The
letter Of invitation, as amended = as foiioTs ,a7o
To u, Member, Of u, London Roag CiaGESTLESEs. The
paep. f%snT 6aSs q The ce. d jersey y
have 1 Ha s:o,ei a, meeting s1' Of DEa,
ed six 90 sbou Oct l. The
70 Be- three % y miles TO- 70 a & s ,s sa sSS BE- s op""s S
either dispense with eoIsssh Inc eoneAn 70 De
os for @oGe Or sAs Ioisa % % % e, % as ~ s@~s5, 81 s' n
oarsnan shf allowed under the auspices Of this
In Communicating ioou this seon Of Association my rot We
be improper 70 stsie ha, hT rsa, s ,Gs s,s soa ssa , W, &
tryr md
Of still The
tbat w. havr here maternal successfully couJee ~ oarsanahP
viii The BnEAni aui extending ts invitation To
rw belonging organization famous as go1f oHn Se et h
In the event acceptance shoa De tto hi into eni H'aY
with the tesi en-, th bnahl eoa llu'
sum ng knoxg Of many nuhhs over bo'A oiofl
AID Cambridge. -, A. t.-,.,t.. 4,
The prompe 10 ash our aeeernee Of h ni.aon
their abilities agfiusi hrsicass hnglh fN Va
heicIn watar poIase NE bcnt arr of Sing ana
sAOuli stated meet with no oee ihi our NV
taou rau you favorable conOn NJ hllIl e pleased II
srgr far uc u from London io heHi "a sll
tam al desglaie fonsnE you hchV ana
couIroas oar lclHh o the Huifon Amateur Towing tu
- g vt,fI-.ter se.trrr BEsIAuIs D. bHtpf. Flraleut.
rt- Cluuudofe was instructed t0 tran 'nlt tc letter
of Invitation uY sUlIe vel .uO American grIL-GI-
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THr FENIAy CONGRESS.

The delegates TO the Congress called by
Pre,l.at O'NeI Of tie Fenians continue TO conduct
ttsI usucss ia secret Its understood that there is
lag amount Of wax material at different points along
the 'iUada froutie but cauDOt be made available for
sggr yr purpose because Of lack OF funds The Sen
AZ Congress lately he'd disposed OF Themselves and
Pren Nei b5 slstiu an out Of Office and elect
lrtead al E4tcltive Board, upon whom
nave been conferred al the powers previously
pos -,.u hy Che senate ard President. This
our vas adgrt,d. b. h said, the easiest way TO cir
1un' 'it OMEN. NLOa- PRESIDENT Of the civil forces and
snga Of The Army preferred 20 conduct the affairs OF
Ir.ldns lu his way rather than 10 obey the de-
t- D the senate The principal business Of this Con
e d, j. urged Iut bc 10 devise plans 10 raise money
lf purposes, and % eject reconciliation between
Gel l and the former senate, who now for the
most ..gt. members o. tie Executive Board
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NEW-JERSEY.

The returns from the State of the elections
come in slowly, of the Out-distrlcts being YET
unheard Of The election in Somerset resulted III tie IN
the Board of Freeholders.
In MlddeseX County the Board OF EreeholdefS STANDS
u Democrats TO II Republicans. , ~,
In Morris County, a recount in BoOnt0n elects the
entire Republican ticket, with four exceptions by ma
jOrities OF from TO 80. -
The new Board Of Freeholders viii stand l6 Republic
cans II Democrats. The present Board contains II
Republicans and IL Democrats.
The Republicans lost in Morris and gain In Rockaway
The Warren Board of FreohOldeTs VIII be conn IOoed Oh
Republicans and 10 Democrats.
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Brooklyn "Wednesday April 20 at the
cnrp father. by the Rev Samuel A. Clark oil EhEa
betl n j.. Luther J. Bnggsrjr, and Marans Bartlett
FFRGIsOy-CURRY-In TuessyApl 9 by Rev Camp
Le Pastor OF ForT;ourh 81 United Prsb Church. NJ
Jsmes Ferguson to Hiss LINE Curry, both OF this city;
April 90 BY Rev Dr. Morgan hr
Fgar Kasey CambgepoF Mass to Miss Louise '" Kellogg
Of this city.
N1GAy-PARK-On weneslay April 9o By Rev. James 0. Mar
cty.
prrTrIy Wednesav April the Church Of the Trsnsgur
sn by tie Rev. W iiowes, Jr ami the Rev Geo H.
oughon D. John Howud Pe to Caroline E. daughter OF Mr.
Stephen Hyatt Of Nrw-loTk City.
WeuesAy April 90 by the Rev Mr. Thurs
ton ScOa Emma Hobhy, al Of Stamford Conn
VEI-oSBORN-On Tuesday April 49, Peconie l. By the Rev
b. Wells Of the above place TO Annie H. caGgh
ter Of lie Thomas ". Osborn OF Nes-ior1 City.
Al Notices Of Marriages must be iRdorsed trh fslt
name and address,
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

YywoRrgASs April 2OCorn dul and lower; White and Yellow
O.0 o. Bacon UNCHANGED Land easel a
I6ic Keq me- l3talgt WHISKY dn ani lower at s q
articles unchanged Sterling xch2nse LII we" ioA
sight Exelan premium Coli LA.
2OOtou frner anu actFei sAirsi oO
bales; receipts. l7f bales; vi l1ings 2ltc
ST Louis April 20Tobacco active Cotton NORMALLY c fout
urT.arg- Waat-Sprng dall 3c Fall easier; No Red - ~
81 O5; Choice Fancy 81 l8d 81 3l Corn-MIed @4yic
White 95d5c Oats hm az 5iG Soc Brey quit AZ
81 Tor Choice RE trm at c WHISKY rlG ~ O FoA
quiet, lots held at SO Dry salted aeacou lE coz
Blcon sr Sho es Clear Rb Sde 5c Cear hlr, ofc'
Lar quiet al &c. PINE Steam. Cattle steady AZ - ~ ~ 1--we
Hog, dull AT S8T%9 ReceiptFOur, 40 bbls Wheat IJVo
bpsL Corn % bush. Oats, 2JOO bush, Barley 700 bu
N1wAuKKs April 20-Fogr firm and unclaimed Mheat hay AZ
No Grain nominal treghs GeclnlnS o
10 buffalo; Recept-lO blls Flour SO DaaH.
Wheat shipmcnts-3OO bhls. Flour, 50 90 bush Wheat
SAS FRAScIsco April 20-Eour-kecept' large aH1
gs LIMITATIONS unchanged Wheat dull SuIerAne 81 JOi stncsy
Choice, ~ asa +l 60. Legal tenLers, 8s4.
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JERsEY COWS.

D. +. Appleton OF Ipswich, Mass, has re-
ce'e the Island OF Jersey, by the ship Mogu
Jer COWS Of remarkable beauty and carefully selected
wit rference 60 the most approved marks. Mr. Apple
ton Intends 70 establish herd Of this choice breed
az eCt ia all respects be make IL. He viii have
10 al that b, not brought directly from the Island Of
DER known 20 him 10 have been bred purely from
suth anas He prefers dark cOlOrs, aud likes best the
squirrel gray" Mr. Appleton has been for many years
bfee Ig Kcrric-," Of which he bas a considerable herd
he N I4 thUs have opportunity Of comparing the two
Dfe'' - unlike ia many respects, and yet similar in
IU.ui.
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TIVE NEw.YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE

is printed large dOublemedium sheet MAKING elgLt
paes of six broad columns each. II contains al the I'M
portant Editorials published in THE DAILY TRIBUNL,
Scientific Intelligence; Reviews OF tho most interesting
and important New Books the Letters from our large
corp OF correspondents the latest news received Dy
Teepraph from Washington and all other parts OF the
world; a Summary OF all important Intelligence In TINS
CITY and elsewhere; synopsis OF the proceedings OF
Congress and state Legislature when in Session Foreign
News; exclusive Reports OF the Proceedings or the
Farmers Club OF American Institute; Talks ABOUT
Fruit and other Horticultural and Agricultural 1nfOra-
tOn eSsentalrO country resdents veterinary Depart
ment: Stock Financial Cattle. Dry Goods and General
Market Reports making il, both for variety ana COM
p,eteness altogether the most valuable, interesting, and
instructive WEEKLY NEWSPAPER published In the world
The Full Reports Of the American Institute Farmers
club and tine various Agricultural Reports, IL each num-
Der are richly wOrlh years subscription.
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OHIO.
TIE TENTH CONGRESS DISTRICT.
The returns of the special election for Con-
cresslnan IN the Xth District Of Ohio follows
Total.......12,343 9,C9s 0s2 IL.

TOtal.......12.343 9C9s 9S2------li,H0 i3,,O!
Peck over Hin, 2,645; all LeG3 HOag over Ashley
in 1863, gl2. Republican gain, 1910
Carter ran as OutandOut Repudiaor OF the Nation
al Debt.
Mr.. Vallandigham declines to be a candidate
for Congress the 1Vth District of Oho now ably repre-
seuted by Gen. Robert c. Schenck.
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OUT DOOR SPORTS.
BASE BALL.

TIE MUTUAL, ORIENTAL, AND ECKFoRD GAME.
The opening practice game between members
ofshe Mutual EcOrd, aud Oriental Clubs came of yes
terday The only real point Of interest in the play was
the desire learn the effectiveness of the Eckfords new
pitcher Mr. McDermott. Like all swift deiverers he
was wide and though effective at the sendOf, easily
nourb ppshed when the strikers had learned his
and rapidity The of bases on hits tells against
McDernott, but was not al his faut poor support III
made up one half the total At the finish Of the sixth
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Ladies' Desire what Men Admire. An

ladies Desire what Men AdliIft' NM 1lH NI1V I11s II
Beauty What do We say beau transparent complexion and
rapt head Of hair will prouce these HAGASs MAGNOLIA
BALM viii make any lady thirty appear bat twenty; and LYONS
will keen every hair in its place AM make grow Ike the
Apr grass It prevents hair from turning eeaies Dann
ami is the nest Hair Dressing wo and at only half ordinary cost
# YOU want to get pf salovness Pmps Ring Mothpaches
&c don't forget the MAGNOLIA BALM, ladies'
New-York tribune., 1870-04-21
TENNESSEE.
GOV sryTrR AND GEN. FORREST.

NASHVILLE, April 14.-Gen. Forrest denies
having said there are 10000 KuKluX in Tennessee re-
,orte i'm tine testimony of Gov. before the Recon
structon Committee and published throughout the
North The story ori gin8ted 10y correspondent III
of The Cincinnati Commercial, who interviewed Gen.
i'm August, Is6 Forrest says OF the correspondent:
said 10 him in regard 20 the ku-kluX, that knew
nothing positively of its organization, strength or oD-
ect hut that informed that ts purpose was the
rofecfiou OF the people from injury ana violence, and
mat was so far al least in sympathy with It, All other
assertions in regard 10 this order which he uts INTO my
ouh were derived from other person, or are the
fabrication Of his own BRAIN"
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5pctial Noiites.
PhaIon,s "yitalla,r Or, Salvation for the iiair

Phsion's "Yitaiiaic Or, salvation Tor the lt"r'
FOR RESTORING To GRAY HAIR IT'S ORTGINAL COLOR
PHALOY's "yTTALIA" tfeu utterly from aI he iye "eoh
oen, and restorers % in aeis totally iaefea pra'
cple 1t mp fragrant and perfectly naooaoa'' greePaie' os
muddy or aoocuni natter require shaking All Communicates %
stain to the skin or Hneu. No pa aH n'cesay to 0aee'
Il. ,oral appearance simple that NOT ''1 h~"
all aten,s and purposes SYv Toilet Chemistry
FO sale by al druggists. PHALOS SOY, Nov lof..
American In-titute.-The Polrtechne Branch sn met us
Tharzdayl RsEEISG u ooes Room ~ Co"fer balns
Mr. D. W BRADLEi w pApr ou Ancai oI0sy a.- " =.
n. VAN DER WEYDE WI open the Discussion 91 na,a u''
free. & u ii-4snaH '--H--a1-
ROBERT WEIR Secretary.
The Great Organ N 81 Geor,,s Church bul by Jarn
Son viii TIURsDAY EVENING te Ett. Orlud Vocal
AMI instrumental Mnsc VII BE- performed
Twentieth Assembly District nion Repu1lican Assoc
riatiOn.-Ih regular -oGtL meeting VI D. nea IhS lls-3I
EYESISG, at 30 p N. at NJ. lOr tn ni-ave - - .,
WEEKS W CULVER, Secr-,sres 1A-ii' 1A'A'oS' r'e'h@
Twenty first Assembly District Union Repghlicnn
Hal Thrave Aunlrei am ata THO "
day EVENING at 3 O'Clock. W H. D. IAAF, ir,a'-eA-
1oTs NoaIos Secretaries.
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GEORGIA.

GEN. TERRY OPPOSED TO LEGISLATIVE ACTION.
ATLANTA, April 20.-The Legislature has ad-
journed till Monday member Of the House stated
that Cen Terry opposed any legislation while
the Georgia bill pending before the House He was
opposed 10 the holding Of session till Congress acted
New-York tribune., 1870-04-21

Further business Transacted, the most INTERESTING
benR the changing Of the Assoclatn Course from the
Elysian Fields north Pleasant Valley Nputh The new
course is to be Immediately surveyed and sakes placed
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Revenue Receipts.
The Mcfarland Trial.
ALlst COngreso-2d seS-
sion.
SIXTH PAGE
Agricultural:
American Institute
Farmers Club.
Experiences IN Florida.
Letters on Farm Topics
and their Answers.
What | Know Of Farm
ing.
Spring.
The Regions Of our Coun-
try which are Unknown.
SEVENTH PAGE.
Agricultural:
Horticulture and Mar
ket Gardening.
New-York Cattle Market.
Real Estate:
Advertisements.
The Ballad Of Dead Ladies'
The Dry Goods Trade.
Veterinary.
EIGHTH PAGE.
Boston Live Stock Mar
ket.
Buffalo Cattle Market.
China and Japan Markets.
Commercial Matters.
Cotton Markets.
European Markets.
Grain, Provision, and
Other Markets.
Miscellaneous Advertise
ments.
New-York Horse Market.
n. Y. Wholesale Prices
Of Country Produce.
Philadelphia Cattle Mar
ket.
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~. james Hotel,

EVNIVNf HAo7aNIlINL IT
Daring the travelling season. patrons vii knlg nf0rm eer
~ Telegram O their htnae1 Ana 10 pFepa
T. thcir comfort
~ with the reduction COLA the tranEea
boa- Tie 81 JAMES Togeel to POUR pOLARs per
PROPRIETOR ST. JANIS HOTEL
POst-Oice Notice.The mails iof during
IN SATURDAY Apul % VII close a. ths OLoe fsesay
r. Irr Sal D and al he Stations oogs.
iul d. Nsls aa o, N;yli a14 T. ill5. end o. iaA
l. a. .UALa lJs.laAset.
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CONNECTICUT.
THE OFFICIAL CANVASS.

TIE OFFICIAL CANNAsS.
HARTFORD. April 20-The Board OF Canvas
sers met i'm this c to-day and canVassed the vote for
Governor state officers Members OF the Legislature
&c. of the recent election. The official canvass shows
the majority for English TO be s the total vote being
s., ,415 The average Democratic majority for State
officers is $40.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-21

Leonard -. BalOu'- NEW YOKE tHlklN lf ~
of SsYork NJ IL At % Der dozen, HANDMADE seal os cru
Lar snd measurement blank 20 OIL up Sett ie>
NOTICE -
Send your orders direct The NV iohE SI. : -
No gools are geagne unless ny written rnstaTe j. "a h tt
1rv.o,o, ., the Celebrated " y Sn 81 ami
ONLY DEPOT rs BROADWAY, NEW-YO-K
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the Secretary re fdll report which received and
ordered on file. 1ne ritual presented and met
with general approval The Committee adjourned TO
meet at the call Of the Chair.
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The Trophy Tomafo-Twenty seeds S. Send for circular
Address GEo T. WARISG jr., ogden Farm Newport, L. l.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-21

James Welsh J:s van wIfs s 4r.. ar.c coSpsr lSs sssa
son T s sspsn IT. Knspp james r. TbonsD ho
John E,gn JOIN Noop yaVs' So.le John n. w.nSs %
lAm He samuel wsAos George Deisniof George JeTeii
james Miller John White John orns,on iien Smith Isaac 's
The elections were quietly conducted throughout tie
city, although the vote was very large In seVerh us
tricts "a number Of colored citizens voted
We have received q communication from
Chas W. Lockeman President, stating that Union Re
publican Association Of colorcd has been organized
for the With Assembly District Of this reading
room for the accommodation Of citizens and voters. and
asking the cooperation of white Republican citizens
ENROLMENT FOR TIE JUDICIAL ELECTION.
TO the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: VIII you be kind enough TO inform me through
your paper whether the registry viii be open 1oI the
registering the eoored voters or not 9y eection)
as We in the ghth Ward number abOut 800 legal voters
We would like 10 know what TO Go am Your o.eioN'
servant, ShAhtts W, isoShIh%|AS si.s| v
II tbe i-y docs not already pfids FOR the enrolment
of voter, not on thest, the Legislature shosd not a
iourn withoct making provision therefor-lEe 7Ttb
TAMMANY PRIMARIES.
Pursuant to Oyders of the Council OF Sachems
of the Tanmany Society, elections were held last ght
~ an the seats in the Inmany Han General committee
of the delegatians of the several Wards which have been
declared dsafected In the First MaId, lnee Ionsso
adherens OF Tweed poll all the votes they needed and
TO keep the Fox adherents on he move IL inc @
Ward 30 policemen were detailed To Keep ABOUT ihe
number OF voters in order The Third Ward wa ptroed
In the neichborhOod the polling place by about 40
nolicemen OF course, under the circumstances, the
friends of Congressman Fox showed no opposition nor
did they in the Fifth Ward, where, at the polling pace,
q large detachment Of police were drawn up IA hne
la the Thirteenth and Fourteenth Wards details OF po.
licemen guarded the polls. The solid mems ticket
tumphed the former, after short setto 6y Two lOcai
politicians The Fourteenth Ward preserved the peace
the opposition 10 Tweed preferring not to vote.
In the Twenty first ward the election was not marked
by any demonstration Of any kind. Everything was
quiet and orderly; there policemen present ana
no need any, there was but one ticket aud coh'e
quently no opposition.
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PRICE FIVE CENTS.

FOR SALE BY ALL NEWsMEN
b. mail, 3 per year. Terms cash IN advance Ad-
dress IHE TRIBUNE new A''A
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A large number of faggers, engaged IN lay
i,, a 'iISVaS ON Myrtleave stopped work yesterday
on account of the employers requiring the men to Work
ten nuurs d day instead OF nine.
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TOWN Observation-Disclosures.
scHUIIER COUNTY


Of Watkins Schuyler County n Y resulted in the cleo
ton of two Democratic Trustees, Democratic Clerk and
Treasurer one Dcmocratic assessor Republican As
sessOr and Republican Police Constable and Collector
New-York tribune., 1870-04-21

ParasolsLe largest and loves; prices The CITY
PKIEND Pms, 8dJ Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-21

CarboIic ulye-Te Family Ointment for oil accidents to
skn or lsh Price Sold by al Druggists JOHN r. hLAhf
proprietor. b Cole1e-Ilaee, n. y
New-York tribune., 1870-04-21

Washing Machines, there is nothing 70 oe Wig
DorYss 1-Weekly tribune Dec. Is, 1903
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MARRIED.

Wedding aud Visiting Cards, Initial Stanpng Note Paper
WM EyEED,Ls SONS FLToS-sT Old DUTcH CHURCH
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BUFFALO CATTLE MARKET-Aprn 90 -
Receirts Of Cattle 22O market dull, and te oVeri
slT,F cattle Al 25d 20 l2t lot Fancy sold At 80 Hog
se M mo rlte; dali and &C. lower Shipping siocS @sa
70 2 goo demand light stock she-Reeeipts lgt mAe' no
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NEWS OF THE WEEK.

THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this week Is ready this
morning. and contains, in addition TO the general news