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CAMPAIGN TRIBUNE.

The Republicans of the Empire State have
resolved that the rule of minority, founded
in conspiracy and achieved by systematic fraud,
shall terminate with the year 1870. Congress,
according to their earnest prayers, having
passed acts whereby the fabrication of fraudu-
lent naturazations, the polling of Illegal votes,
and the willful miscOunting of votes actually
| cast, if perpetrated at any election where Rep
rsentatiyes in Congress or Presidential Elec-
tors are chosen, are hencefOrth to be regarded
as crimes against the Union, and the whole
power of the Government devoted to their ex-
posure, defeat, and punishment, there is ample
reason for our trust that there can be no future
repettion of the gigantic crimes whereby our
elections have for years been systematically
vitiated, and whereby Grant and COlfax were
defrauded of the Electoral Vote of New-York.
The City of New-York can nevermOre be
voting and miscounting as that OF '6S, when
she was made to give over Sixty Thousand
majority for Seymour and Blair-at least half
Of it fraudulent-while they were beaten over
Fifty Thousand in the remaining counties.
Let the rural districts but give assurance that
they will do their part in the coming struggle,
and the Republicans of the Commercial En-
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the efforts Decessary to prevent Illegal Voting
in al of
Corruption.
What is now needed is a general knowledge
of the fact that the City of New-YOrk will do
all that is needed to insure the defeat OF
Tweed, Hoffman e. Co., If the interior and the
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New-York tribune., 1870-09-17

the case Of standard works Cooper's and Dckens's
Novels and the works OF Hans Cnrstan hnoersen SOFA
nossd af and even larger number OF Diekenss works
AZ the opening OF the sale In the evening inc buyers OBJ
saIss and giving az the same time the retail prices
s,es, n thai it tended TO inure their home trade
c,ans ,h impression given Of their excessive profits
- Ioe the anctioneer made some remarks aiming TO
show the buyers the propriety OF having the sales 70
80 in detail. #
New-York tribune., 1870-09-17
CRIMINAL.

At the TOmbs Police Court, yesterday, JUS
s0uthst, Philadelphia yesterday caused the arrest Of
Joseph Rood The complainant about six months left
Rood III charge OF clubrOOn" the second floor of
No. l4s Nassaust with directions 10 sell the furniture
aho hhues and close up the place. On Aug 49, Jackson
iouDd the rooms closed and Rood absent. He subse-
quentiy received letter from him, incOsng several
Rood was committed.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-17
THE BOOK TRADE sALEs-sEooNn nav

The attendance at the book trade sales at
Leavit strebeigh Co.'S auction rooms was larger yea
terday than the first day. The sales for the dav in
cuded the invoices Of the following firms Hurd A.
Houghton, Theodore Bliss Co.. American Tract Society
Clark, Mayner Il Co., Charles DE Silver d CO.. Phil
adephia; NJ Pollock Philadelphia: George X. lockwood
Little Brown Co., George w. BoughOn Co.. The Lon
don Printing and Publishing Co, George 7: Coolidge 4
Co., Howe a Ferry James Miller, William Harding Phil
adephia and Lee Walker. The prices brought gener-
ally ronounced very good, aud particularly 20 In
New-York tribune., 1870-09-17
THE COURTS.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS, OFFICE.

Before Commissioner OSbOrR.-hlichael Mona
ham, William Johnson, and william Morton jointly
indicted for attempting To pass number of $40 $40 and
s. bills OF the National Shoe and Leather Bank of New
York. Mr. j. E. Simmons OF No. 675 Eghth-ave. and
others testified that the prisoners had attempted
erl occasions pass counterfeit bills The accused were
held the action Of the Grand Jury, and bail
fixed at 5000 each Tor johnson and MOnahan and
nfnrM
New-York tribune., 1870-09-17
THE BOSTON woMAN's COLLEGE,

70 the Edttor OF I"e h'''e"''r
SIR: cannot refrain from telling you how
much gratned one woman by the foccibe and manly
repy 20 The Worlds comments on Mr. simmonss bequcst
for womans College, found in the editorial columns Of
yesterdays paper Women know @at men are really
divded into but classes this question, namely:
those who would have all woven dependent on marriage
Tor snnpor and those who wOnld rather their wives
sbond choose 10 give up honorable and lucrative en-
pIoyments In order TO enjoy their companioDship and
share their homee And women know Too, which class
make the best husbands
Waterford, N. y, Sept. Is, 1870
New-York tribune., 1870-09-17
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COMMON PLEAS-CHAaBERs.

DeciSiOnS-By Judge Joseph F. Daly.-Horton
aCt The Equitable Life Assurance Society-Motion 10
strike out aveTent in death Of the insured
granted. StOefse agt. Billings.-MOtiOn denied Cav
anagh agt. Meehan-MOtiOn granted. Clark agt Clark
divorce granted 10 defendant. Muller ad. Muller
Decree OF divorce granted to defendant
New-York tribune., 1870-09-17

The Boston Theater was reonened on tba
18th inst, with the Lydia Thompson Trdupe I'm sndhad
the sailOr-At the Boston Museum they are nIayine
''she Stoops 10 Conquer" and getting up "Od Heads
and Young Hearts-At the Boston AdelpLi Mr. Freder.
lck Robinson hs been acting with great success iu .
drama called "Ibe boatAaD VI Deal"
New-York tribune., 1870-09-17

The manufacture of the Weber Piano. Forte
ls 70 rapidly increasing that IL has been found already
necessary 10 enlarge the immense mandatory which,
but year ago seemed ample for years 10 come The
addition 70 be built on Seyenthaye according 10 tbe
plans Whch we nave seen, makes more than doube ts
oN~N - '~
New-York tribune., 1870-09-17
IARBOR, l.. I-The Long Island Presbytery
90 the $500 0N memorial tuna" recommends thai The
fAuDOuncsueIR

Say what we will about the geneTalities of
o rduoe sympathetic mankind
SlLu o EosI dispense with hesd-coveIg Of
IL bfcvsy M Iopua1ed the Wearing Of b that they
,I,vbg glory vtgortsssd
EOs Ogt
New-York tribune., 1870-09-17
ALBANY CATTLB MARKEr-sxpr "a.

Cattle market opens supply equal seeh average
quality good least onef consists Of Teras ehoe bot
thriving sold last veekp prices while for medium
the market rules veal and
made equal c i've weight the highest price
g for IS head choice Ohio averaging l40
dum weights sold sds.S light a, and choice TsIn Ste
100 b Sheep and Ambsuppy about 800 bead short
weeks but the quality Of the offering mnh better but
little inquiry from the East and Moderate demand for the South and for
trade prices about h Of on both and sheep
asc and lambs a7ic hleb cowsosb few offered and brought
last week Hogsoepts Moderate sales restricted 10
the Of the trade East South and local State quoted At
9iaS}c Michigan, 9G53c. and Illinois, lOGl0c
New-York tribune., 1870-09-17

DOMESTIC MARKETS :.
rpns Sept le-coen dan and sonsan, l,k rs.,ss g.ss =
exports $40 bales Floor duh and sonnJ Cofs
Oa Porh dali and nominal Lard 7esf~ Bacon o'i
shoukders. l4ie. edes ls!9ls3c
psr .shng Flour hme and in better demand .ass y@
81 % Tor sprins Wheat sales ss el UT eA soa
81 0}0sf @ seller October for Na 81 m The aerpcon We nss'
quiet but unsettled 81 oi ease and lr septsness Ao
active and bettfr at 64d64tc f no
cash ed64ie seller October the afternoon he na,sss vas
steady 6le seller September Oats sysDens sAe te or
regular, cash an be month Rye sdysnes s 1es er
No Barley sne and hsbar, At 81 cs0eI ~ mr NO ps
quiet unchanged Live bog ques 90 7sSss for AR y
400 bush Corn s 900 es.A Oats 600 ou. 70 po9 scsh RsI
bush Com % $50 bush Barley 1900 Hoss
CLEyxLkND Sept BWhea quiet a an advance Of u sss No
for No 0s better At tc PetrOIeum-cude - 90 nhn.d un.
changed and september delivery ss Of sd lot 81
2dk2lc. All offered for Da0 b5L lots .
DETROIT Sept B-whest active advance Of Be- Era 81 Sl
0sl 49, No sl 2s6sl 2i regular, 81 i Ansts el1 Corn
nominal Oats-Ho. J. l2043c
New-York tribune., 1870-09-17

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DESCRIPTIVE AND HISTORICAL ACCOUNT
HYDRAULIC AND OTHER MACHINES FOR RAISING WATER
Also, Observations on
MECHANIC ARTS AND THB STEAM ENGINE
Illustrated by nearly Three Hundred Enpaviagn
Sixteenth Edition. with Additional Matter.
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HOME NEWS.
THR WEATHER.

THR WEATHER
RRv YrkN Houi. Tier Bar, Wud. Hour Tber Bar. Wind.
srpl Ny sc Nl5w W.. To arsB
70 sio mls r # 10 3ai9 x N r..
Ro MISE 100 3Nl9 r. ~ Y.
REhARKs-Yesterday FTiday), the 10th, was warm
day partly sunshiny. Tue sky was variable from mid.
night 10 a. haZy a little cloudy from a. m 10
y. M; overcast 9+5 rain eprinked 10. NOte.-l5th-
Prom 10 p. TO IA little cloudy. Phenomena-The
morng star The planet Venus rises in the 4. by on
the 18th, at 1 and due east October H. in the eonstea
Hon Leo, esout 10 deg f. 4. E. Of Regulus III VIII pe
sboHt deg. from the moon on the Esd, at a. M
PROMINENT ARRIVALS
Fifth Avenue Hotel-The Hon; ID: ,; crSxs MOI, >
te NJ O., of Pennsylvania, the Hon. Rehaie Trow rv
Of BoofIort n. ", the Hon. John l. F1agg oL
" johnson Of Richmond, Va, j. H. Ramsay ,ha ne n
Apgs4r of Albany, Gen. Donaldson, u = ,A.,nd a, sa '
81. Holmes and the Rev w. T. Roberts OF MAJ
RrevoOrt House-Gen. T. Cadwalader o, hnn y, vasi
John w Garrett OF Baltimore, and iToI @st ntt ~ 8
Paa0t - Clarendon HOte-Col r. r. Scs,ar decs, A. . ~
BSnman Houss,-(en J. H. Martindale h9cnsfser ., Ala
Srand Central Hotel-Ex- Congressman herDsg Vi hla
sama Col odtman Of Mississippi aud the @ 'H N,o Dr w
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;sanSi.r ~ assstant Secretary OF the areasufy; tpe
Mon Fzra cornell Ithaca, and the ReV, Dr flsn as
:, NJ hoias IIoel-Ex Gov Carney Oi Kansas Col Mc-
Mn 81 R~tn John l. Owens, the comedian; they Rev
a. w Ruther, Virginia; the Rev. W T. Dana, S"hth
CaIolna and Capt standisb OF Kentucky
New-York tribune., 1870-09-17
THE STATE OF TRADE.
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F-Iff ixffT EUROPEAN MARKETS 49,, ...s,.
PtANEpohr sept B-pntsd States boSos "e PO''' ' ''
Fiye-fveDtits are aeosi st gsa5ot. ..s.a-.--.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-17
Tnr NArrAN MrnrrR FoRrvrn MYsrrnY

VIII EoisRss iGaaK AiGKs TEIKeKAPB door
h tIsBo Sio-; Elcwee an
tL tue pt a We toostL0d No family afo
i. HOMES, MuTTsy.tL
New-York tribune., 1870-09-17

II. Y. SCrRE'S, 81 Fulton-st., New-York, is
pace reliable WATCHEs uan0Nbs chuce JEW
,IkY, sIo sgKkIIsG siIyEKwAIR DSIDoDds speesi
New-York tribune., 1870-09-17

The records of newspaper enterprise cannot
offer anything that will compare with the recent exploits
OF The TRIBUNE In securing from the seat OF hOstl
lues In Europe. The cost Of transmitting by cable the
report OF the last battle, In which BaZaine after most
oDhtlnae and heroic resistance compelled 10 fail
Dack upon Metz, IL said all things considered, amount
10 not less than 5000 The description Of the details OF
he terrible encounter is OF the graphic word
pahngs OF battle scenes executed and ia not
even Dy the brilliant sketches OF The London
aes @ corresponding known Bull Run Russell. What
eTer may he said Of the opinions on many questions
nave al times appeared In the columns Of THE
nd " colinoh consent the palm OF superior pluck
and n S,, DTS mas been fairly won all conpeors
fu o 'ne Ptoprletors will find their interest and
hI ~ on Tor the outlay in the increased prestige
ie paper has received Like all who are really
this entire period of large expenditure has Ia M
tle about IT, and by s modesty has hlchened the , nv
Wmcb ~ walls We deem just TO render homer whoro
honor is due, and wish prosperity not only To- ,,
uNE IN the full measure of It's deserving hut h
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-09-12
Havana Market.

HAVANA, September 3.-SUaARs-Clayed.-
The demand has somewhat improved this week,
owing to the better cable quotations from Lon.
don, but has not been active, and the seles effect
ed have not exceed l3, 600 boxes, which amount Is
little less than half the total OF last week. Prices
for strong dry sugars are firmly sustained by
holders OF such lots at from e2ia9hrs arrhoe. ac.
cordng TO quality, or for common train sorts e;4s
RS, which figure leaves previous quotations unal-
tered as follows, viz Dutch standard. Nos 10
TO- 715aS1 rs arrobe; do, II to IL 9a9A do; do, IL
to Is, oHa9Z; do l6 to IT, l0alo DO; do. lS to 20,
Ilka12IS do; white inferior TO fne, II l4Sal3h do;
superior and noretes, Aal5 do.
The following are the prices paid during the
week, viZ:7 re-. No. g.; ~ rs. No. SA; 7;SaSi< rs.
No 10; SA re-. No. II; rs. 111Sal2; eas1a rs. No.
l2; easx rs. No. IA; 10 rs. No. 16; e re-. No. IS;
l2S rs No. 20, and l25sa13H rs. for whites.
The Matanzas market has been completely dull
during the whole week. No business or impor-
tance transacted, and prices are nominal.
Molassss sugars have had fair demand and
some large lots have been placed at about pre-,
vious prices, viz: 1885 boxes No. at 9I reals per
arrobe; ST8 do. No. at same price; 65U do. No.
at 6;a reals, and about go do. No. at 63oa62tl
reals. Centrifugal sorts are neglected, and ast
The small stock 0f MuscovadO left continues to
be firmly held In spite OF the total absence OF buy
ers excepts at lower figures. Quotations are
nominal to-day at frou SuSk reals per arrobe for
fair to good refining, and s24as reals for do do
grocery.
FREIGHrs-Dull; rates closing nominal at from
7oa75c per box sugar, and S3a3 rs per hid. do
the United States, and 25sa3es to Falmouth. The
only charter reported was that OF the Span
ish brig Mano,o, 800 casks rum for Liverpool at
37S I'd.