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NEW FIRM.

n F. ROsENSTIEL and D. H. MYERS have
ID. associated themselves as partners. un-
der the firm name of B. F. ROSENSTIEL & co,
and will carry on their firm business at No.
Sl63z Main street, Memphis, Tennessee.
3. +. ROSENSTIEL,
d. III. MYERS.
February Is, ls7e. mil
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STATE OF TENNESSEE.

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COBIPTROLLER's OFFICE
NASHVILLE, January l. 1870 J
I, G. W. BLACKBURN, Comptroiler OF The
Treasury, do hereby certify that the Home
Insurance Company, located at New York
in the state OF New York, has produced to
me satisfactory evidence that said Company
has complied with ali the requirements OF
the laws of the State of Tennessee imposed
on insurance companies; and further GER
tify that DARLINGTON MASON, Agent OF said
Company, has also complied with the re-
quirements of the laws of the State made
and provided in such cases:
Wherefore, said Home Insurance Company
has authority to take risks and transact the
business of insurance in this State at Mem
phis, Tennessee. g. W. BLACKBURN,
Comptroller of Tennessee.
CARRINGTON MASON, Agent,
fe13 No. 8 Madison St., Memphis, Tenn.
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ASSETS JANUARY /. lS7o:

A4IAbILIIIE5f sII3illd Il
18th Dividend, JAEUARY II, 1870.
A Dividend OF FIVE (5) PER CENT. and the
Government Tax has been declared,
payable on demand.
The SECURITY Fire and Inland) ASSURANCE
COMPANY, with the above record, offers its
Policies on as favorable terms as those of any
other company equally reliable. Its agencies
exist in all OF the principal cities, towns or
villages in the United States.
A. F. HASTINGS, President
W. B. BUCRHOUT Vice-Pres't.
NATHAN HARPER, Secretary.
w. II. CUNNINGHAM,
superintendent Western Branch, Chicago.
WALKER & EUSTAPHIEVE,
GenI Agents Inland Department, Buffalo.
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TELEGRAPHlc MARKETS.
NEW YORK.

New YORK, March s-Cotton is unsettled
and fully zsc lower; uplands, 2llzc Flour,
superfne, 81 6O94 70 Whisky, 991lcaSI 90.
Wheat, No. l spring. 81 22GI 22J%- Corn,
mixed, 99cGSl. Rice, quiet; Carolina, 6J%a7c;
Sohee and sugar, quiet; Cuba, 95z9954c. Mo
Dry Goods-BusinesS moderate. Brown
and blesched sheetings and shirtings, OF
standard makes, are well sold up, and the
market is very firm at present rates, with
Irregular makes unsteady in price. North
ampton ginghams. l21Ic; Lancaster and ORR
entail prints, Il1zc, at four months; Manehes-
ter dela1nes, JIG.
NASHVILLE.
NASHVILLE, March S.-Cotton is inactive.
low middliHgs, EI1sglsc; good ordinary, l6]S
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, March s.-FIour, extra. 81 5Oa
as. Wheat, Slgl Us. Corn, 6S973c. Oats, IS
@54c. Rye, S09S5c. Cotton is duh and uns ct
tied, 20lsa2ic. Sales l4O hhds tobacco al 50 Ia
asl % for trash to bright leaf Whisky. CSC
Pork, s26 .. Bulk shoulders, 915c; sides. I3IS
q &c. Butter, 8OgS6c Eggs &c. Sugar and
coffee, Ag1se lower, Molasses, 75c9SI 20. To-
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, March s.-Flour, spring extras.
4794sc. Barley, 81 o.. Rye, Zoe Whisky, sac
Sugar, s5z6l3c. Molasses, IS a Soc Pork SO 50
Bulk shoulders, 95sgl0c; sides. l4Gl4Jzc Fa-
con-shoulders. lie; sides, i5GlGe; hams I7c
Lard, l4c.
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, March s-Cotton, unsettled
middlings, 2l1zg2lS<c; other grades lower
low mtddlings, Al9zO1zc; good ordinary l8a
lS5sc; sales, 5000 bales; receipts. 1851; exports
TO Liverpool, 81; TO Havre, S3l3. Gold, 1IiIS.
Sterling, 2O5s. New York sight, par. Flour
superfine, IS 30; Xxx, So; xxx, So I21S. Corn
81 10. Bran, 81 o. Hay. SIS 90. Mess Pork
SIS 50a29. sugar, prime, ll1zGI2c. Other ar
ticles are unchanged and all dun.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, March S.-Flour, spring extras
80 1905 .. Wheat, ne Corn, zI1zc. Oats
S51zc. Pork, SA 2594 80. Lard, l3c. Bulk
shoulders, SIC; short rib middles, lS1&c.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, March s--Tobacco. sales I79
hhds al So s0G5 % 5or trash IS 507 50 for lays:
SS9l6 SO for low TO good leaf Cotton, dun AZ
20c. Flour, grain and groceries are un-
changed. Provisions are dull Pork 81 Oh
BacOn-sho oulders, l2c; sides, l5aysll6l<' Bulk
shoulders, l054c; sides, 1870 i5c Hams IgILc
Lard-tierce, i55%c. Whisky, S4995c.
FOREIGN.
LONDON. March s.-Consols for money. eS<
Bonds o 1857 Se5s; 1866 eo1S; 1867 s013; l6-4Os,
PARIs, March s-Bourse quiet. 74f5ae
LTvERPooL, March S.-Cotton market "a
dull; Middling Uplauds, I'D; Orleans,
ND; sales 5000 bales The Manchester mar,
ket is heavy. California white wheat QS a
red western No. l, IS Ild@ss; winter. n SJSS
IS Sd. Receipts for three days, 5000 quarters
all ofwhich was American. Western fiour
nne, 2Os Cd. Corn, No. 2 mixed, us Sd. Oats
p cd. Barley, %. Peas, SIS.
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MASONIC NOTICE.

A SPECIAL convocation of Memphis @
~ Royal Arch Chapter No. 95, will be w
Odd Fellows Hall, at ~ o'clock, for work in
Mark Masters degree.
. Ali NJ. NJ. s fraternally invited.
h. ]. LYNN, II. P.
ETEFVFgD Eacrgfnrv
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MASONIC NnTIcE

4 SPECIAL communication OF Leila g
~ Scott Lodge No. 2S9, Will be held ny
This "WEDNESDAY Evening, March/NN
9Th, at o'clock, for work in the F. c. degree
All +. C.'s are fraternally invited.
By order Of r. w. MITCHELL, W. NJ.
s. STURM, Secretary. mh9
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REMOVAL.
HlTE& coRWlNE
JOB PRINTERS
AND BINDERS,
IA Union ST., Appeal Building.

rs- We take pleasure In stating to our pa
irons that we have removed our Job Printing
Establishment to No. IA Union street, appeal
Building, where we hope to see our old GUS
toners and as many new ones as will exam
inc our work and prices. We are now pre-
pared to do ALL kinds of Printing and Bind
ing on the most reasonable terms.
Our stock Of Cards, Billheads and Cap Pa
pers is complete. Our material consists OF
the latest styles Of type, presses, etc. mh9
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Wanted.

A MIDDLE-AGED white woman, with not
"A more than one child, TO act as house
keeper and cook in q family consisting OF but
three persons. Apply to oDANIEL LAKE, res
idence at the Intersection of Jackson street
with the river, Fort Pickering. mh9
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STATE OF TENNESSEE,

STATE OF TENNESSEE,
CoMPTROLLER's OFFICE,
NASHVILLE, January l, 1870.
I, q. W. BLACKBURN, Comptroller OF the
Treasury, do hereby certify that the Security
Insurance Company, located at New York, In
the State of New York, has produced 10 me
satisfactory evidence that said Company has
complied with all the requirements of the
laws of the state of Tennessee Imposed on
insurance companies; and l further certify
that r. V. Vredenburgh. Agent of said
Company, has also complied with the re-
quirements Of the laws Of the State, made
and provided in such cases.
Wherefore, said Security Insurance Com
pany has authority to take risks and transact
the business of insurance in this state, al
Memphis, Tennessee. G. w. BLACKBURN.
Comptroller of Tennessee.
R.Y. VREDENBuRGH, AGENT,
febi5 Nc. % Madison Street,
Incorporated 182a.
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FOREIGN SUMMARY.
From ireland.

DUBLIN, March 8.-The Irish Times
asserts that the Government will soon
issue orders suspending again the
operation of the writ of habeas cor
puS in Ireland.
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A. G. Dennis and H. Clay Cross did assO-
ciate themselves OF date February :. ls70. a.
partners in the Boot and shoe business, and
viii carry on the firm business at f9l Main
street, Memphis, Tenn under drm name OF
DSaais a5a 9 c'''' 4 4. {. {. cH5ss, CROSS
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33d SEMI-ANNUAL STATEMENT
HOME
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK,
Office, No. 1876 Broadway,

Claims for losses outstanding on Ist
January. 1870. -. sIIq sS7 s9
Due stockholders on account of 18th
and 3lst dividends nds.................. 500 90
CHAS- ]. MARTIN, President
A. +. .WILLMARTH, Vice-Pres't
ID. A. HEALD. I'd Vice-Pres't.
]. II. WASHBURN, Secretary.
GEO. NJ. LYON, Assistant Secretary,
7. b. GREENE, I'd Assistant Secretary.
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MURRAY & RlOGELY,


T'HE law partnership Of Nessick & Pickett
j has been dissolved.
I will continue the practice at the same
oftiee, and attend promptly 20 all business
entrusted to me. ofiice, 5lz Second street.
mh2 ". ATE5-TfI[
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TRUSTEES SALE or VALUkBLE
UNION STREET LOT.
Wednesday, soth Mareh. Igzo.

d Y direction OF J. ". King, the benedclarv.
ID viii, as Trustee, sell 20 the highest bid
der, for cash, on
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Attention. Rife Guards

VOU are hereby ordered to assem- BILE at your
i srmory. over Cadmus' Billiard Rooms
this (WEDNESDAYl evening, at "a o'clock,
for drill By order Of
w. G. CANNON, Captain.
J.F. Hoist. o. s. mh9
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A special sale this week at B. LowENsrEIN &
Bros Of White Goods, MarseilIes, Mar
setlles Quilts, Table Damask Table
Cloths, Napkins, Towels, Hose,
Handkerchiefs.L Linens, EmbrOi-
deries, Ribbons and a full
LINE OF SILKS
This Goods will be
sold at Gold Prices
THIS WEEK
to make room
for our
NEW SPRING STOCK.
B. LOWENSTEIN & BROS.
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MOSBYS CHEAP VARIETY STORE.

Goods at Reduced Prices, 2a7 Maia street,
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE.
\ FISCELLANEOUS School Books and sta
VI tionery, Jewelry and silver Plated Ware,
Notions and Fancy Goods, Port NOnualesr
Combs, Brushes. Collars, 6uspendersf and
everything in the notion line A general
stock of ali kinds OF toys, and great variety
of dollar goods such as plated casrOrs, gOblets
and mugS, glass and crOckery ware, ali kinds
OF knives. forks and spoons Prize candy all
brands and prices. at wholesale and retail.
Landreth's Garden seeds. mhl
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
New Arrival of Millinery Goods.

rS- Miss WALL, at 282 Main street,
Memphis. has lust com pleted her seasons
purchases in New York, and is now receiv-
Ing a full assortment Of Millinery Goods OF
the latest fmportations and most fashionable
styles, direct from Paris and London, en-
bracing the AUGUSTINE" and 4" ANNIE"
HATS, with other fresh novelties; and all
those desiring the choicest goods, at the most
popular prices, are invited 10 call. Every
department of FAsHIoNAELE DRESS MAKING
carried on, and orders promptly executed. m9
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NASHVILLE.
CINCINNATI.

NASHVILLE, March S.-Cotton is inactive;
low middliHgs, l51a9lsc; good ordinary, l61S
New-York tribune., 1870-04-15
LABOR MOVEMENTS.

Eailv-Closing Hall, for many years 4 favor
i- . ot The WOr6iugmen OF tins city, u To Je aJau
doual Glay ~ a n.ecttng-room
The Crispins employed in two large whole
.al boot and shoe maGutgtoTfes Murray IND W. r.
cn-sfs hayc struck against reduction ot wages.
The Nolders, who have been on stV.ke ~ the
EycelOr iron Works for several monthly. deci fed 10
close the strike and to Resume work at the I'D raj 70
Since the defeat of a recent strife in a piano
rauufa actoy Mp town. the workmen hay beer IsuecteI
Ia further reduction OF ten per cent ~ Is 1Ought tbs
action VIII lead 30 another strike
The tailoring trade. which bas zen very dull
gn.u.e OF the present mild weather and hundreds of
men who have been idle long arvaga' T. at work
The striking Cigar Makers OF this city have
derided 10 write 20 the Pfe,v an f the Iucr atoual
Iuoa reduestIug that be iJ frul.rs 10 the various
local Unions hruu gOJt tho cited states and Canada
asking aid The weekly exp n,e- tor maintaining the
men now On titeu ~ 10y .tI,l00. But IL Ot the men
who have struck have ~ ned work At offered
by the employers.
The men empb 1eel in tire construction Of
scWtr' 40 - t-l ~ struck .Hr ntNauce of wages
- - per NAy lio ftfihcts Nited Jer-ey city yesteI-
uiLs A.i --'i---1 r2 sue wer being built ~ Mr. j.
M'LhHshu .h .Orth fOGIt-f.. aIt there ly force OF
tAical- 'iofI'G ms mon from work. IL was found
- S..i for fu1 r,ucr, ana ,Ho oi t4e .eadrFs'
7ir'''e' r I'D aua VIZ. D..s-',c, were arrtsleh
mn 8 meeting OF Ca5iuot-Makty5 was held
l.'.' il tu'.A Old ia.- ..'i i.it''t I'D .-ia' ol
ii' u .mlInyed Jt rs i- &. rt ~ Co.'s r'' liv.nrii'
th - mon, uuAUcalg ,D Wct Ju. i'N -'Ii anu, ia
t,lr Us.ye y. ts tc--.l NJ! ,t c.Ii %. o-a - - u
New-York tribune., 1870-04-15
DOxgsTfC aARKET9

s,~ PsAvcrco. Apl -FlourThs p arr rgh, pic1
20 - ~ Whf.t-Sas of Ctose 81 CO. Legss
SEvOELEAss April hT1ogr dan 1t ~ zsass!sess q oora
l5 Oafs, C31ld Bnn 81 ga 81 40 Hay
prme PORK trm; Mes ~ Bacon guet lla2fc for
ehoui 6.aIt. for Clear Rb, snd llt6tc Cor CiA s-a>a
Hams l3Hlc Lsrlerce l5abics leg lIs0c sngu troer,
PRIME UlalIlc. Mosse-Pisnsnon Re6osd t0170c Vhsl7.
Csc - Oh Coge-fa 10 Gici prime l5iaic Sterling "a
change ~. hcwlSrk g8 bEeanG1 For cent prloa oSA.
l2..
there ie ling deuard Re- demand, bat guei -
tn rates Round Yeos Com - Barley
L1 u41g uqlr bat ~ Oats
fm, demand sas car state At s5 4eS IN Tho Cenu-
Elevator. -
L0rIsylrLz April IA-Co'ton heavy Mdirrg 2c FOur, 81
Corn. 81 Gle RE. WHEAT II o31 81 ~ Pork -
Baron i. fcr Cesr BID Sds l63c for Clesf
Sides Bulk hes lie f0r Shoulders; .9 for Clear l hAs Sfc
Clear sides Hans 1870 Larl lGle. Hhky 8asn Ion-Ss
hrm % s9 hAls al - y0Q - l0 Lasi 80 @9~90 Tor Low
usIium bright Leaf. . - .--..
ToLFoo Agnl 4Flor qve; wh,l declined ar 70 Wliss
Michigan II 2] Amber Actgln, 81 o. No Ret ~ co. No
g. 52. Racepts- hu-L. Wheat 200 0gh Com bEReES
- 200 bush. Wheat $50 bgsh Corn.
MRsPHl April I-Couoi i-rfar sales a. p Q2 =; rrcirfI
bales; eEF6r ba.. Flour IS 2j0 80 Corn quot at 81 .
She oats e5c Lori frm lCI1ic Pors
Mess Bacon dull & or sLoa-ersi lse of s4es BAH Aeas
nominal
Jd quiet Bsr,-y lnrhal-pd.
tLEvELAsD. Aprl lfWhea tu md RAJ Cora esy a "a
OIL r0uilal sries
aad unchanged BAFiey quiet snd nominal.
ArGrTt. Ca Ar l1suoH rIci truer vitl t4r -eaahls
sa-s, ~ saics, receipts, 20 blcsi hiahngs ?.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-15

secing e sate by rss mortgage liens conditional upon
ne pcuncnt by c Company Of principal and tntercsf
I'm no case is aid promised in advance Of the work. and
the f,seboois which have widely circulated Of
loose legislation aud lavish issue Of bonds have no
further bass than the malice and vndictvc hatred of
disappointed corruptonsts, who have In gan sought 70
fnsten themselves upon tie financial and railroad sys-
tens of Florida for purposes Of personal eggandzeent
at the expense OF the state Having failed 20 rule they
seek now TO ruin tie credit Of The state
Under the new system Of government Fiorda IL ehter
ing career Of prosperity hitherto unknown N her ms
tory Her slave population. as reemen ana SoS' io
worth ourfod % the state IN enhancing i's "ean
and prosperity than slaves. Immigration ana capi'
from the North rapidly developing the resources OF the
eastern portion OF the state, while the opening OF tAe
railroad 20 Pensacola from the North Il commanding ior
that beautiful city unparalleled prosperity NO state IN
the South has obstacles TO overcome than Forda
and there no substantial reason Why her bonds should
not be os valuable "a those Of South Carolina Georgia
and Alabama lam SIR with hg respect your obedicut
servaut HARRI-OS REID. Governor Of flyg'da'
Ncr- York, March %, 1870
New-York tribune., 1870-04-15
TIE POLICE JusTTCE CONTEsT.

In the action brought in the Supreme Court,
at Chambers, by Henry Murray to bc declared Police
Justice in the Seventh District and to effect the removal
of tho sitting magistrate, Mr. Jonas T. Coulter Judge
Brady has given decision in substance as foows 1t
Ia for tho Attorney to determine whether an ac
ton OF this character shall be brought ana contned
and II he determine there being several claimants TO
bring action for each one he may DO so u tlk tLe
Cont mas the power 70 compel cOn=OdatiOn-a pro
cecdng contemplated by section 40 OF the Code IL Is
the better course unite the claimants, and Try te
TO the office in one action, inamuch proof l. kindred
in character and the defendant should not he SUBJECTED
To the expeuse Of ltigaOns which, unless mutual, must
each be affirmative and INDEPENDENT Of the Other though
dependent on the proofs This Court has no power
to dismiss proceeding Ike this, although IL II IN seem
ing conflict with o similar FOR another person Inc
rator having an interest the controversy and neces
sary Joined a party, the order to consolidate cannot
be granted. because neither Of the other claimants
through the AttorneyGencral, nor the latter has had
proper notice Of such an application. Motion denied
New-York tribune., 1870-04-15
ILLINOIS.
THE CONSTITUTIONAL C0EYENTIOS-wHhT 1T
HAS DONE.

A Springfield Qll) correspondent, writing
The Convention Of delegates elected to frame new
during the part of the past four months, and
their work "a not nearly concluded. Seven articles have
gone through al the stages Of conventional acuon, ana
ready to take their places IN the instrument and
the whole. The question Of when the Constitution viii
he completed and ready TO be submitted 70 the
people, cannot now De certainly determined, but
IL Is not probable that the labOrs Of the Con
yeutiOn will last than six eight weeks from the
time OF its reas~embluC the 10Th inst Among the
changes u the fundamental Law Of the State which the
work of the Convention TINS far ebodcs are the io
lOwng In the lower branch OF the Legislature the mum
Der of Representatives has been placed at l5 instead on
-, while the senate Is increased nom % To 81 The G
atyc districts have been arranged IN triOs, 10 prepare
the way for the minority representation scheme. The
members ha, bceu fixed at :. day. instead OF
- day for the first forty days, and " thereafter ~
heretofore. The Legislature has been prohibited IRON
tOHs, railways, towns &c In the Executive Article
veto power has been given TO the Governor
which Is substantial \ twOthirdS vote OF
the Legislature il required 10 pass q bI
over the Governors veto; formerly simple majority
ONLY was necessary The Executive officers made IN
eligible for reelection in the term next succeeding that in
which they have served. and their pay Is LETT TO bc hNcd
by tie Legislature. II the judiciary Article more III
pOrtant and extensive changes have been made tan IN
any other. Tie number of the Judges of the supreme
T. increased from three to and they are 70
serve tho OF nine years system Of tnterine-
date Appellate Courts has been provided fOr ana the
Circuit Courts have been very largely Increased In mum
Der. Circuit Judge being allowed 10 every leJ III
haltauts throughout the state, and in Cook County one
10 every 10000 The salary OF Circuit Judge l. nNed ~
5000 4 provision has also been Incorporated IN the
nstittOn prohibiting the incuTIng Of state DEBT OF
over SU 900 except IN time OF instruction OF rebellion
New-York tribune., 1870-04-15
RESIGNATION OF CITY SUPERINTENDENT RAN
DALI.


A meeting OF the Inspectors of Common
Schools was held Friday, the sth inst in the Hall OF
the Board Of Education at which Inspector JoHN EcRER
was called the chair and Inspector JARVIS was chosen
Secretary.
Mr. JANIS W. GERARD, Inspector OF the Firth D5Tict,
stated that he perceived by the newspapers that at the
last meeting the Board Of Education MI s s. RANDALL
who had been for many years superintendent Of the
Public Schools OF this City and the head Of the great
systam of Public Instruction. which had made the schools
the admiration Of all who visited them both citizens and
strangers had in the midst Of hs strength and useful
meas resigned his position Superintendent and he
Thought that the body inspectors who had more in
innate official association with him than other school
oiacars should pass resolution acknowledging their
appreciation Of his long and meritorious services.
hr. GERARD therefore moved the following rosonon7.
Which were simultaneously seconded by several IsIec-
tors; and they were unanimously adopted:
R>solred That Mr RANDALL has with great ability ard
fdeity performed his arduOus duties City SuperD-
ndent Public Schools for sixteen years TO the great
Of public education IN this city and 20 the
entire approval Of the school officers and or the public
ResOlrd, That IL is 10 his unrDg Efforts aided by his
able assistants that OF late years the standard or intel
lectua and moral education in this city has been i'm
neasuraby raised above what 10 was when be took
charge OF the Office aud that his name and services VIII
over be associated with the great system 0f popular edu
cation in this city,
Resoiped That copies OF these resolutions. signed by
the Chairman and Secretary Of the meeting be sent TO
MIR. Randall with the warm wishes Of the gentlemen
present for nls future bealt nap nees, anu success III
fife. JOHN HECKER, Chairman.
Hathl Jarvis, r., Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-15
POLITICAL.
NEW-JERSEY.
The JERSEY CITY ELECTIOys-TAMPERlNG WITH
TILE VOTES.

The JERSEY CITY ELECTIOSs-TAMPERlNG WITH
TIE VOTES
The town elections in New-Jersey, held on
Monday and Tuesday last far heard from generally
show handsome Republican gains especially in Essex,
Mercer, and Warren Counties. Generally throughout
the state the negro vote was cast sody the RepuhI
can candidates and in two three Of the towns Of
Essex coUred men elected to positions Of minor
Importance.
The returns from the election in Jersey City
are st incomplete owing 20 the fact that the vote OF
TaT war ass s Of gcdS IN one f1Rt instance f dRGuts ahG 6
account the Of votes IN the baotbox over the
IN the I Sixth and Eighth Wards dispute was kent mp
until returns were received from other Wards. ~ is
claimed that upon these returns oelhg feeeNSu le VOC
was then reported, and that william Taylor, PcAce Com
missioner. obtained his election py majority oi ep W
BAYoNNE ELECTION.
TheI Charter election for city officers OF
BayonIie Hudson County; was lively ana elose. 1,
cQoes p being refsetsd h IN TR9 WaT5 %q "%df Sa e. Is
Sagyer a v "a q Ep9oyiy p D. G HsStesdon Citizens ticket
elected over Rufus story L.ep) Ia Firet ward.
W. c. Hamilton Chosen FTeeAoiG4I, were eeCleo WlA0ul
THE PATERSON ELECTION.
Charges of fraud in having mutuated or
frsndTIently counted certain ballots have teen made
before Justice Hudson against Daniel 1OLey one OF Ae
In the I'D District OF the sixth Ward SIX iours were
required to discuss the sPpearnGe OF 100 S0s oyer &
m the admission that the person who kept the tally had
.iumued' 100 votes The returns rom tLls Wafd await
tie decision Of the City Cany&SSer Who VlI meet On
saturday. L. r.,.--
one District IN Hudson City proper and one IN Bergen
were also nearly 80 hours behind reasonable time Tor
the counting Of votes and IL Il claimed that the returns
Eere held fack 10 be "doctored." 1t Is doubtful. how
ever il it was the stupidity than the rascaty
Judges Of Election that delayed 20 49hs lAo eoI
inc of the votes some OF the districts. -, .
more dsgraceful canvass, 1t Is generally adLAtIed,
vas never before witnessed in Hudson County. Ihe
Jndges ard Clerks were generally wholly OF partially
intoxicated, and few instances fights occurred over
the ballOi-bOxes. o.>- -, ...,.s = %,
The vote Mayor shows that ONeLI recei7ed 7,o95
votes to 73 for McLeOd-najorty Tor Nel 5,oI@ =,
The Watar Commissioners elected are DelnucTals-N.
u TSviOr John c. Hopkins and Michael Nathan. .
William Taylor BcssOn and - Mccarthy are tDe
T"caR aud Lennon received maJorties for Police
Chapnrsn's majority Bingham for Superintendent
OF Schools is 1000. ,.o.oo 80 -,
a. "A be ascertalned .--,-,,
II is not probable that these figures viii be materially
cered IN the BOARD Of Cauvas-ers but until they meet
ON saturday the result cannot be known accurately.