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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-02

TINHE Coupons of the ST. LOUIS and SOUTH
EASTERN RAILROAD, First Mortgage per cent Gold Bonds
lie paid and aor ths, dat free ~ Government
presentation tho Bsnkg ouse GEORR 0PDikK Co..
q Nassau ST., New-lork. l.. j. WlNSbOW, President
st Louis. Mo-. April a. 1870.
TJNHE MAY, 1870 COUPONS of the MEMPHIS
l. AND LITTLE ROCK RB lt Mortgage Bonds will be paid at
The Office OF SWENSON. PERKINS & Co. 80 BeaveT-st
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Chances for Bnsiness nlen.

EOR SALE-A First class GROCERY STORE,
businesses Inquire Courtst aud Fourth
place In the Grocery
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OFFICE NEW-HAVEN. MIDDLETOWN, and

" wnLiMANTIC RAILROAD COMPANY, hiddlftown, Conn
Tie Commons Interest due May 1870 the First Mort
c,g. BopS Of the New Haven Mide,owu and whitman X r Co.
Tax and after that date at the ONCE
0 Messr.. HATCH FOOTB, u Waltst., New. York. -
O.. VINCENT COFFIN, Treasurer.
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PRSINsULAR RAILWAY Company, /
AsUnERs orFicR, BA1ILs CREEK, n,ch. AInl g. lg.G

PYYINsULAR RAILWAY ConPASY,
TRpAsUnEH's OFFiCR BAl1L. CEERK Mich April ., lsn -
THE COUPONS of the SEVEN PER CENT
FIRST MORTGAGE SINKING FUND GOLD BONDS Of the PE-
NINSULAR RAILWAY COMPANY Of MICHIGAN due May ITO
pa and -fer that date IN GOLD coin free e, ne states
tar holders Office Of y. TRlER Co. FranNorton.
he Main: TO Fngh hoJers al IN. q s. ". HOPKINS Co 81
Old Boqd Iordon holders tie shce Of W.
HOPKINS l. Co., II Broadsay, New lork. -, 49,, -
PoRr HuRoy AyD LAKH MICHIGAN RAILROAD ConrASr
TRR.suKRs's OFyIcR PoRT HrKOS Mich, April . 100
TNHE COUPONS of the Seven per cent FlltSI
L MORTGAGE SINKING FUND BONDS 81 the Port Huron
d Lake Man Railroad COMPANY May 1870 Will be paid on
ami AVER gold OF GovcrUe tar on presentation
AZ ths oIce " W HOPKINS Co., II Boadgsy Newlo
W. ]. BANCROFT Treasurer
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

.uGrs7A Ga, April 2OCotton market closed dull snd egu
IS Isl bales receipts G7 bales; M1dlnss st 20 02lc
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NOTICE. is hereby given that the annual

the stOckLoIers and police boilers Of the EMPIRE
MUTUAL LIFE RANCE COMPANY for the election Of Directors
81 r ensuing Will BE- held tbs Of said COHpany l
Iios .gay New. York on TUESDAY MAY g. 1870 at u m.
b. ore Of the Board, q. HILTON sCHlBNER President
kIDNEY ". CHOFrT.
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financial.
HOMES & MACY, BANKERS, 80 Walls,
IEHE ANNUAL MEETING of the STOCK


PkNN>YLVAFIA RAILROAD GO. SIX PER CENT GENERAL
MORTGAGE BONDS interest Isl Jlu.ry sale by
WILLIAM ALEXANDER SMITH Il Co, 10 Wal-st
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OVyICs Or 7ng SAYA DxPosIr Co.'oy EgwYoKK,

Nee l12 AID 10 BEoADwAY. Nkw.YOag April 10, 1870
WE ANNUAL ELECTION for thirteen
rhECrOKS Of THE SAFE DEPOSIT co. or NETWORK aud
Tor e INSPECTORS OF ELECTION viii be- held At the Oce Of the
t. 1872 40 BT0aga ~ " MONDAY the 9Th cay
Of &sy, 1910, betseen liz hours noon, AMI
FREDERICK FOSTER Secretary.
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AT A MEETING OF THE DIRECTORS OF THE
n Mount Sinai Hospital the following references
eulogies upon the decease of the President
sly united in and ordered upon the min
utes and then published ordered To
family
mysterious murder, with tragic details probably
suddenly from earth beloved and our
generous FRIEND who for has been President
the Mount Sinai Hospital.
Amid the profound sadness entire metropolis over his
death we feel how inadequate and
sorrow tributary remembrance; but follow the
remains OF departed associate,
the grave without first doing justice the hospital
directors and to Feelings than really
tesng through action of surviving onlcers
our estimation of him. We shall remember and
essay 10 initiate his unvaying courtesy, his
meanor 10 all OF high or low estae his manifold and
tentatous generoses and weayng duties trust hs
religious purity OF thought Speech his
teaching of holy command, Love thy neghbor as thyse
his perfect honesty of business his magnetic
companonship his sympathetic deeds of compassion and
mercy, his refined social hospitality his scholarly attain
ments and that courage which signaed his dying hour
hundred thousand citizens the loss BENJAMIN
Nathan their fellow citizen, but little band perhaps
grets which the great press voice behalf Of those
citizens uers around his bier And paraphrase the
touching words OF Judge Albert Cardozo In reviewing
decease of other Directors and delivered in his grafton
the recent ayng of the stone Of the Mount
Hospital, and apply them TO Benjamin Nathan.
"He has gone from his sphere of toll and trial. where the
reality equals the anticpat OF hope ambition,
zeal, renty treasured rear
liant fame, for polluted breath
dim ell His makes void In the hearts
his associates who keeny feel and depore his oss
must find consolation in his bright example, and In the
Election that his deeds of towards those who
Gods especial will have assuredy appealed
His throne for the salvation of the souls friends"
f. b. HART, Vice President.
SAMUEL A. LEWIS, Honorary Secretary.
NEW YORK, July 81, 1870.
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61O OOO REwARD-THE NEW YORK STOCK
plO.OOU Exchange offers reward of $4,000 for the
arrest and conviction Of the murderer murderers of
jamp Nathan, late member of said Exchange, who was
Killed the night OF July 2s 1e0, at his house Twenty
third street, New York City. '
J. l.. BRowNELL, Vice Chairman, Gov Com
ID. c. HAYS Treasurer.
y. o. WHITE, Secretary,
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HOUSES, ROOMS, &C. wANTEn

w ANTED-W WITHOUT BOARD IN pRIv.T
w family, an unurnished Floor, with privilege of the
must be moderae exchanged Address for fonp
days JACKSON, Herald oflce. " i'"
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DIRECTORY FOR ADvER riSERs.


ADJUSTMENTS -TmHp PAeE.First column.
1Hp
BOARD si5'' ASp HSSmnc1No hnoDc1No WANTED SECOND PAGE
BRooKLYN rsi NEAL ESTATE FOR sALE-srooNp PAGE
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES PAar-Third col
BUSINESS NOTICES FIFTH PAer-slxth column
CRY REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-sEooND PAGE-F First
CLERKS, AND sALEsMEN-sEooSD PAeE-Fnh and
cuorHiNGNFIRsr PAcE--sxth column
CoACHMEN AND GARDENERs--sE SECOND PAoE--sxth
coAsTwIsE srEAMsHIPs-Fnsr PAeE-Fif,h sixth
coPAaTEERsHI HIPs-ErRsr PAor-rnird column.
S1STEY SaSSSS
DENTlsTRY- Den @ FIRST rAeE-rirst column.
DWEGaG HOUSES 30 LG AND
EUROPEAN SG@ Column
E6a s0r%n ,Sr columns
F1RNifGRE- -sEoosp @ PAGE~ Sixth column,
HELP wANrED = FEMALES : SECOND PAGE Fifth
#SSsEs $SSSs Ss fanP rA.rr
1NsTSTSTISSs TILED PAGE FRS. column:
Lost AND EouND-EIRsr PAcE-Rourih column.
MARbhE column
MEplGALnsEoopND nvp PAGEmsxsh eoa%n
PERSONAL---VERY. PAaE-First column
PIANOFoRTES. THIRD PAGE-Second column.
PROPOSALS-THIRD PAGE-Second column.
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OE TO
RENT-SECoND PAGEFirst and second columns.
REAL ESTATE WANTED-SEooND PAGE-Second col
R5SS5 asB RFzEssTs FS fPp
Second column.
SALES AT AUCTION-SECoND PAGE-Third column.
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES-SE PAGE
Fourth and 6fth columns.
SITUATIONS WANTED -MALES-SEcoND pAGE-Fifth
column.
SPECIAL NOTICES-FrRsT PAGE-Firs column
SPORTING-DOGS, BIRDS, &C.-FIRsT PAGE Second
THE TRADES-SEOoND PAGE-Sixth column
THE TURF-FIRsT PAGE Second column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES SECOND PAGE
Second column.
TRAVELLERS GUlDE-FIRsr PAGE-Sixth column
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &c.--FIasr PAGE-Sixth column.
The New York herald., 1870-08-01

G10O WILL BE PAID TO THE FINDER OF THE
'pIOO gold Watch and Chain lett In the closet of
the Abemare Hotel on Friday morning, by leaving
Office OF the hotel. No questions asked.
C1 000 REWARD FOR THE DRESSES &C.
'pl.OOO taken about 9TH Of july from house Madison
avenue Thirty eighth Communications
confidential Address call THEO. ALLEN, 90 Prince
street
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C.Inn REWARD WILL BE PAID ANY PERSo
~ who will inform the yherc tho

G100 REWARD WILL BE PAID ANY PERSON
spIOO who will inform the advertiser where the within
descrb ed woman be found and arrestedvix,
domestic about thirty years Of age, rather below
medium height, brown hair and blue hollow checks
and yellow bloches the forehead, false
upper teeth, and moves little heavy her feet speaks
pretty good Engh and claims to have been born in
country. Pretends to have been married a man In the
cooper business, who died OF niemperance has child
being brought Up by old German aunt, who resides
somewhere Allentown, Pa. She goes by the
names Barbara Smith, Amelia, Leano, Helencr, Long
Ross aud others Can do plain sewing, aud has
casonaly In miner stores She Is fond OF lager beer
nequents the saloons, and is acquainted with most ali
the breweres In this country. She Is q rover, and
belongs to band OF thieves from city 10 city
seeking employment at intelligence Offices the purpose
TO rob and steal. This woman engaged a intell
gence oce corner OF Bowcry and First street, no
staten Island TO do general homework. After remaining
rev days she decamped on the 2h of May 1870 at i've
O'Clock A. NJ, taking property with her amounting the
aggregate 10 5O consisting of two Bonds 81 each
the Wkcsbarre Coal and Iron Company 1O l03
which payment has been stopped; $500 In Jewery, pair
OF very hne adjustable Gold Bracelets set with pearls
$500 worth of ladies' Clothing This woman at the
committing the robbery appeared to be advanced
OF pregnancy The above reward will be promptly
advertiser to giving information
can be found and arrested by applying TO Captain kELsO
500 Mulberry street. room l2 at ~ Broad street. 6
The New York herald., 1870-08-01
EXCURSIONS.

A -A.-THE FISHING BANKS DAILY SATURDAYS
n. excepted steamer RIP VAN WINkLE, Captain Sim
mons, leaving Peck sp at 30 A. NJ, Christopher street
A. NJ and rier No. North river 8A5 A. ". bait,
lines, refreshments and music board. Fare 81 ladies'
81 cents
The New York herald., 1870-08-01

A -A-PERsONS WHO ARE INSURED IN GOOD
IA. life Insurance COMPANIES, and who do not desire
surrender their policies by absolute sae
surrender value Of their policies by applying
Agency, u Liberty street;
The New York herald., 1870-08-01

FIREPROOF SAFER. M. PATRICK, MAKER,
IA second hand, In complete order, ~ high, %
inches WIDE and "a inches deepoutsde measurefor sale
The New York herald., 1870-08-01

CIGAR STORE FOR SALE PRICE $500; HANDSOME
store and hfsI class opportunity. Address PARTEGAs,
The New York herald., 1870-08-01

INSTITUTION FOR THE IMPROVED INSTRUCTION
OF Deaf MutesThe Board Of Trustees Of this institution
are requested to meet in the reading Of the Fifth
Hotel on Monday, August l. at 81 O'clock A. NJ order
attend In body the funeral of the late BENJAMIN Ma
THAN NJ. BLuMENTHAL, MD, President
The New York herald., 1870-08-01

(NOAL YARD FOR SALEM BROOKLYN, CORNER OF
Hudson avenue and Front street For particulars In
Qure nj the
The New York herald., 1870-08-01

&10 REWARD1L0sT ON BOARD OR AFTER
tpIO leaving the Daniel Drew, Saturday
by West street Physcans Visiting List The above
reward will be given delivery sending by express
D., TO r. c. MOFFATT, D., Schermerhorn street. Brook
lyn.
The New York herald., 1870-08-01

NOPARTNERsHIP. THE AUCTION AND COMMISSION
" Business established in S47 by Henry H. Leeds Miner,
win be continued by Allen Miner surviving partner who
the firm of ALLEN B. MINER 4 BROTHER
ALLEN X. MINER.
HENRY D. MINER
Salesrooms Nos. 95 Chambers and ~ Reade streets,
Art Galleries, Nos ol7 and 819 Broadway.
New YORK, August ], 1870.
The New York herald., 1870-08-01

Pools viii be sold every evening and morning the We
End HOTEL Long Branch and the track every day dur
the races, by Underwood McGowan.
The New York herald., 1870-08-01

do TO ALBANY AND TROY-THE DAY LINE STEAM
sDI boats G. vlBBhRD and DANIEL DREW win leave
Vestry street pier at S5 and Thirty street a9 A. NJ,
landing at lonkes Nyack and Taryiown by leyboa Coz
zcns' West Point, Cornwall Ncwburg PoughGee pse Rhine
Maiden, Catskl and Hudson. train OF broad
gauge cars, with the day boats will leave
arrival Albany commencing June To- Cor sharon Springs
qare Sf from New York; and for Cherry Valley The steam
boat SENECA VIII transfer from Albany TO Troy
Tickets sale and baggage checked bv Dodds Express
onice 944 Broadway and No Court street, Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1870-08-01

t1RANCIs BUTLER NO. 3 PECK SLIP, HAS ALL THE
choice breeds of Dogs for sale and stock Bu'Iers m
fabe Mango aud Flea Externinator, 7bc Buffers
Work $2. Dogs boarded, trained, &c. Medicines Tor
all diseases.
The New York herald., 1870-08-01
STALLIONS.

TTAMBLETONIAN sTALLIONs FOR sALE-.vIRGIL, !"
III by "volunteer," he by "Hambletonan," dam by
'Abdaah chief hs by Old aAbdsilah Svalen,ine," 3
"Fiddler" These gnhcent animals and worthy
tenion of breeders. Apply TO RICHARD PENISTAN, f3s
Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
The New York herald., 1870-08-01

(lHEAP FOR CASH-AN OLD ESTABLISHED MILK
~ depot, selling from to day for selling
sickness Inquire of THOMAS LAND, 406 East Fifteenth
The New York herald., 1870-08-01

nuTCHESS AND COLUMBIA RAILROAD.-oN AND
after Nednesday July q, 1870 the trains road
M VII leave fshkh Lnodina for Aa,,eawan, Genhan Fish
XIII, Silver Lake Lagrange, Nerbank, mIbrook BangJl
Pine Plains at 10 3 A. H. and 65 NJ trains
leaving New York VIA Hudson River Railroad at and A.
NJ. and4 +. N.
Returning,
leaves Pine Pains at S2b A. NJ and $50 p NJ, connecting
with trains HUDSON River Railroad arriving York
mt IL A. NJ. and 800 r. NJ
BENJAMIN STRONG, Superintendent.
LNOR BRIDGEPORT AND ALL POINTS ON HOUSA-
tonic and Naugatuck Railroad fare 81 stea ners leave
Caharine slip II ami IL every night SUNDAYS
ceped)
The New York herald., 1870-08-01

ONG BRANCH RACES.-POOLS ON THE RACES
IL will be sold every evening by X RAYMOND at Cham
bern's ll6o Broadway commencing Friday evening, at
O'clock under the supervision of the Long Branch Asso
citation.
The New York herald., 1870-08-01

OK REWARD.-LOsT, IN CITY, JULY 80, r. NJ, A
sDO large P0cketbook, containing bills ard papers and
note for O 81 dated July ~ 1870 for months days,
made by Rev A. Lafont to the order OF Thomas s. Gck
payable at Second National Bank All forbidden
negotiate said note payments stopped Please
dress l3l West Forty third street.
The New York herald., 1870-08-01
WILLIAM E. RAYNon Secretary.

The steamers Plymouth Rock and Jesse Hoy will leay
rs North river foot OF Murray street. at $40 A. NJ 9
A. M. and II o'clock A. M Passengers will reach the
n W hOura
The New York herald., 1870-08-01

naan I'LL EAIaACTED WITHOUT PAIN.-THfRTEEN
wears; benunbing application: pas administered heau
uIu teetn set yi0 plumpers for thin lps and hollow
eheAn' o'D 'nbEitS loo Grand street,
The New York herald., 1870-08-01

4 ONDON AND NEW YORK STEAMSHIP LINE.
IL Rates of pnFsa ? reduced
Steamers sail direct To London
from pier No North river.
PARANA August 4, at 10 AN.
Rates OF passage, PAYABLE in currency:
First cabin, $40; steerage 1925.
Passengers booked for Havre, Paris Antwerp and Rot
terdam AT reduced currency rates
For freight and passage apply
HOWLAND 4 ASPINWALL, Agents.
South street.
The New York herald., 1870-08-01

&10 REWARD FOR THE RETURN OF A GREEN
.pIO Parrot lost Friday, Twenty drs and
Eleventh Inquire at 40l West Twenty street
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spORTING-DOGs, BIRDS, &C.

.on
A LII KINDS OF FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS FoK
N sae.-Medcnes for all diseases Prepared Food Tor
moeking Birds at DOvEYS, No. Greene street, corner
Of Canal.
~ B.-Lades attended by Mrs. Dovev
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COAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS


RArH AND CoEEY ISLAND RAILRoAD.-FULTON,
- "u south and Hamilton Greenwood Gene
minutes - -
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PERSONAL.

pROOKLYN, AUGUST I, 1570-I HEREBY CAUTION
~ the public against harborlng giving credit paying
debts in Rebecca Patton, will hold them
sponsible she having left her abode.
GEORGE $. PATTON
The New York herald., 1870-08-01

or OnO WANTED, GOOD BUSINESS MAN
spC.OOO. with this amount, TO travel West South
Business reliable and profitable Gail L. 4 kEEPERS,
at ll2 Broadway, room No. 2.
The New York herald., 1870-08-01

! EtARTING - FOR SALE, FOUR HORSES, THREE
" Carts double Truck and first everything
in complete order Inquire on L. s. DAVIS stand, pier "a
North
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THE TURF.
I ONG BRANCH RACES.
h FIVE DAYS
THREE RACES EACH DAY.
Commencing at o'clock r. NJ.

LAST DAY, SATURDAY, August 6.-Hnrdle handicap two
miles, hurdes Restoration Stakes $500 four mile heats
10 entries; VIM. N. Tweed Purse, ST. 900.
The New York herald., 1870-08-01

KTOTICE.--ANY INFORMATION OF THE WHERE
In abous OF the wife children of r. st. Feix Jr
will be literally paid for by sending to G. HANAMAN, West
feld N. j.
The New York herald., 1870-08-01

GCOO TO $500 wANTED-wITH THE SERVICES
NCUO of good man. In genteel manufacturing bisi.
and exclusive monopoly; sure fortune. 40 ryon Row
pnldin
The New York herald., 1870-08-01

If. OnO WILL PURCHASE HALF INTEREST IN A
sDf. UOO superior cash business with opportunity Of
netting $2O 900 per References exchanged
j. GORDON, box 1882, Philadelphia, Pa
The New York herald., 1870-08-01

AT 81 THIRTEENTH STREET, NEAR WALLACK'S
N theatre.-I pay the highest prices for Diamonds,
Watches and Jeweiry advance on the same ISAACS,
Diamond Broker, 81 Thirteenth street.
The New York herald., 1870-08-01

TWO GENERATIONS
"A. Have used BARRY's Tricopherous Hair Dres,
Ing and now, sixty after its Introduction n 1907
has no competitor Of beautif1ng dar keninQ
cleansing and perpetualng the hair
The New York herald., 1870-08-01

AR.Y"-ONLY SAY II AM LIVING AND
W-LL l45s. ~ "
The New York herald., 1870-12-01
MISCELLANEOUS voRMGa LIENS.

The grave OF Dickens in Westminster Abbey Is
now November o. In lhe condition in which ii viii
remain. The faded wreaths and clapets have been
removed. on one OF them was Inscribed the Words
II have lett monument more enaurlng than
brass.n And strictly carry tho injuncions IN
letters OF brass sunk III the stone, the Words
Charles Dickens, born February 7, 1872; died juno
o. 1870" = ~ st.rs
large collection OF objects OF natural history has
Just been presented to Cambridge University by
the representatives of Mr.. j. II. Hepburn, late OF San
francisco and formerly nember OF the University.
The collection was made by MIR. Hepburn during eX-
North America, from Alaska to Mexico. They
are catal0gued with great care, with notes OF The
localities, and such Gotas az are OF Importance TO
the scientific collector
Some idea of the enormous facilities afforded for
l0cOmorion by the railways entering London may be
Afforded by statements which show an average Of
about 1fty-tvur trains per hour or nearly one per
minute, during the whole twenty-four hours OF the
day. Estimating the number for sixteen hours per
day--say, from eight O'Clock in the morning till
twelve at might've have an average OF rather over
eighty trains per h0pr, or four trains each three
minutes or one train every forty I'VE seconds.
A correspondent OF q Berlin paper has taken the
trouble to cast up the German losses which have APP
reared In French bulletins since the beginning Of
the war, and he finds that according to the French
chroniciers about two millions OF German soldiers
have been killed. They have also reported ''the
death, In battle or by disease OF Prince AlDert and
Prince Charles OF Prussia, Prince Frederick Charles,
Count Moltke the Duke oil Nassau, General Treskow,
and the Crown Prince himself. AS Tor the King ana
his Chief Minister, the former has been described as
deprived OF reason through remorse for his Invasion
been killed while cndeavorlng TO repress enaeatte
nv Bayarau S0llterS.V
The New York herald., 1870-12-01
o 8 = q g q a e z /.


Es0suh Flood.
A telegram from Ballston Spa reports the death Of
Isaiah Blood at that place on Tuesday night. Mr.
Blood was native OF Ballston spa, Saratoga
county, and was born On the 1Sth Of February 1870
He received good education. after which no
entered INTO the manufacturing business, and at tho
time OF hts death was manufacturer or edge tools.
Engaging In politics as democrat, he 5000 became
prominent and influential in his county, holding the
position OF supervisor OF the town Of Milton for
three years. and in 1852 served as member OF the
state Assembly. In lseo-ol he served In the State
Senate. During the rebellion Mr.. Blood was known
as a war democrat. He was appointed by Governor
Eofgan one Of the members OF The War Committee,
and as such aided the cause OF the Union. After the
paoincation OF the Southern States he took his
dsmscras ns a sVot O ot cP Pam 9os{
admission TO representation In Congress. Last
year no was again a candidate for the State
senate, and was elected by two thousand majority,
carrying every county 10 district which is gene
rally republican. Saratoga county, for instance,
which gives ordinarily one thousand republican
majority, was carried by him by nine hundred. BY
the death OF Mr.. Blood the democratic majority IN
the state Senate Is reduced to one, and II his sue
cessor 1e republican the casting vote Of the Lieu.
tenant Governor Will be necessary to prevent tie.
AT the recent election for Governor the district
comprising the counties OF Fulton, Hamilton Mont
gomeTy, Saratoga and Schenectady, polled 1866
republican votes to 15,095 democratic votes, that
the chances now are against the democracy
one whose name was never mixed up IN the charges
Of corruption made against members OF the Legis-
lature. IN social lite he was kind hearted ana chari
table, consdeIate employer and generous friend.
The New York herald., 1870-12-01
THE BRITISH ARMY.

Return of the Forces Employed In the
Home Servicc-What IL Takes to ssHoids
Ireland.
Lord Elcho, In letter to the London Times gives
the following estimate OF the regular forces in Great
Britain and Ireland In the month of August last
Engtneers-2 troops and 2s companies, OF which
nve are In Ireland 1907 men and 19S horses MT
Arttllery--l0 horse batteries, or which two are in
Ireland, l.e73 men, LIS horses 90 guns; 20 field
batteries, OF which are in Ireland 4Si men, $50
horses l2o guns 4s garrison batteries of which fsur
are In Ireland, 4S5e men. Total oslo men, q 500
horses, $50 guns; adding depot batteries makes the
guns. s' Aes "si"
Cavalry-Household Cavalry. three regiments.
d2oo men, s4l horses; nineteen regiments OF cavalry,
horses. Total cavalry strength, includinr ninc
cavalry depots, 10, o54 men. 6,539 horses.
infantry-Seven battali0ns household troops. Of
which one 10 10 Ireland, $3.50 men; infantry Of line.
slxtyIour hattalions, OF which twenty-One are in
Ireland, 45 25l men. Total including seyenty.eicht
infantry depots seventy battalons, 5o so men
Arm Army serves ,Corps-Nneteen companies, OF
We have thus total rsgulai force, Including