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New-York tribune., 1870-10-01
A COMPETITIVE EXHIBITION OF SHIP MODELS.
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A COMPETITIVE EXHIBITION OF SHIP MODELS.
To me razor OF The Tri6uHe.
SIR: A novel, instructive, and useful ex-
hibtion might be originated in NewYork If a valuable
priZe were offered for the best full block model OF
steamship p, and another for the best model of sailing
ship The prizes be awarded by competent judges TO
models that have form that approach the nearest
the following conditions First seawOrthhess, form
that Will give the greatest ability 20 pass through or over
stormy unharmed, and the ability 10 pass rapidly
over large head uninjured, having the least
tendency to pitch or roll Second form insuring the
greatest strength and durability at the smallest expen
tuIe OF material and the least outlay Of moneya form
and construction that would give waterught snip
Third, form that would attain the highest speed with
the moet economic expenditure of power the test OF the
economy 10 be the relative capacity for cargo II these
models had considerable size those for steamships
being, say, ten feet long, and those for sailing shps SIX
their merits regard the most important OF the above
condhaons could be fairly tested by actual experiment.
IN water In ole OF our larger skating rnks ana III regard
10 those points that could not be thus tested, each COM
pettor II disposed 10 do could state in writing OF In
person how his model fulfilled those eonoltiOus or
leave the Judges Ia decide them To allow the largest
freedom HI respect 20 the width, depth, ana FORM there
should be no other restriction placed upon me consnc
tou than to the length with the understanding IN te
case OF steamship models that their speed would be
tested at the deep load line, and that each would be
allowed greater prOpeng power In proportion ~ tnelr
weight capacity for carrying weight s greater that
of wnter equal the speed OF of same length weigh
ing pounds and dsplacing 90 pounds Of water must
rapidly with half the power used by the latter
twice iast with the same power This would be a
lust method OF determining the merits of the various
forms Ia know which would transport merchandise IN
tic cheapest possible t would be just because
models vessels when moving one tugth have 10 set IA
AZ ,iyh puPhCg Qi Naiti CAty equal 10 tDtiF NeLA
New-York tribune., 1870-10-01
NrVs PACKAGES FOR TIE PRESS.

Captains Purrs Of vessels arriving this port requested 4.
deliver packages addressed the NeTios Associated Press only "a
persons IhOung tbe written authority Of W Snontoa Gener
Agent News packages for the Journal Of Commerce Times HBGSE
H0Td ETrs EpsRRg Post COamsrfdi dderftser stan
ZsRg and " iOrs Des0krIt shod also be delivered Only "a
he sgrs l4rs0
New-York tribune., 1870-10-01
TAXES-CORRECTION.

The types made us say, yesterday, that.
.,Tbe tafes will ar MAY 1871 a., 6a'..
Carnage WAhes. Billiard 1sbes gold And silver Plate rbS ,,i
Ia on Boats BaIge Flais he Lsgse Sute.,
The taxes above OnuDerateJ are te ones that tIO,e
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New-York tribune., 1870-10-01
NfNflTTRE ALMANAC

IMMATURE ALMANAC.
sun ,.s - $50 sun ses.... 5:43 Moon 10 AZ
SANDY Vo.k l2 10 Gov 81 Hell Gate .... 2%3
, 1870-10-08

ard il ennse quentls IS years Md His .'y.iea
we're conducted ut the 3ladrid Military S-llp!.
ard in 1910 be entered the arul., where. in fi.,
Eanoleo1ic *ars, he acg'si1sd I'll slse zn,!:t,.r
grades. After having survived all the CIV
ernmerta that succeetiet that era in Spain. in
1s41, in conjunction With Gen"ral Conrha aud
Don Diego Leoi,. lie was seriously involved in
tho inen1.. ction againut Erf,szs-r1 wl.icss 81,
excited tc Gepersl o. 'DnpelL Ifo eftezvard
attsched himself to the party OF Moderate
proerecistAe, called Salantaucaus. IL Sept.i,-
ber, 1347. he vas for tEo months lisn-
lister Of wa-. and hscatuo Genoza. Cumma,..l-
it the Snauieh infantry ue wss i'll Italy in
tst9 will tile corrs If Spanish troons wti:l
had been despatched to that couut:y to sii
se-ertas!islnE 6 the Pope. On the Sth ot
Martl+ i6@n. 5o war nominated for the Cas-
tain Gentrs1sEip OF ruts, aud, il tho ensuin.
yssr. as-uEued thc Eattt- ot his pasitiou- In
sh'r year. *1so. he became Director General
o. III: Cavalry Of the Kingdom On the out
tteak et the resolution Ut 1851. at M-atid,
General dc Cor3ova was called bv the Oneen
lssbtila to to1m usw CaLiuet. He lec1ipei
tais duty; bnt he ha5 no te.ita:ion in orlarinr
h1s seals II. IN the nas9c Of the Queen. ia tira
en- the 'csursGrts of tho capital. With tho
eaecess oi tl.e sns11stctinsi.ats. Lie teat =
| hahsy Eett*at from Madrid on the night Of
Jus; e.-2s. and sau.ht Refuge in France. Tho
tErn Of the political wheel III 1851; enabled
!! CIV; raj te CorIova to return tn Spain, nsteru
lr T. nuutd his 1a1k among the snar1zt, t;rn-
; gals. In September. 1874. he wa m.lc .li,,
!: ister OF War III tha Cabinet Of Sarvaez. II
! 12ti8. Dc CorJcva, in COMMON viii, Uest oi
| the Spanish officials ard grsn,l.,- to.,k rs-i
| in the Irim revolution aEain>t Queen I.ahe!
Ia. wbici, resulted il the present regency form
Of government in that counsrv Dnn',:fc.-
| lis 1'reseut appoiutuent to the p'-;:iun o.
! Captain General of Cubs il intended ~ i Re-
WARD for his serricrs in that crisis. tnu;,:..
eri4t tf.nI boss r
epces in the oflir,, lie may hase a:,lusre 1sun,
iutlucnca QTer the Ci1h1:s
, 1870-10-08
AGRICULTURAL FAIRS.


OSHKOSH, Wis, ocr- 6.-The Eh:s'l day II the
cesstulIy, TIE receipts ut tue gate. t.I-ii..
.MLunttI to !.sec. ard the total Ectc:ass At t;t.
EaEe 50 fHr arr ahrG; *:.:re. TIE sf,:.!.cr -: c-
irse- IL sheut s,:tu, ali departments nrtl,:s wet
REPRESENTED.
IN horticulture, the exhibition Of fruss Is &C.
West th!s seasou. Ell sstll$uu. Of this city has
abtut one hundred different varieties nj appt...
Il. $. Judd, Ut Aixona, has niae,y varieties. Jas
Hf7'nsrd. ns this rler, has fTtEt, -v1 ttttrs II
grarE. The s1uw Ut pcaEs- grapes, aur: mum. Il
|e1y full aud ct,1ur.cts- Iu ua~rrs Inc taste t,s-
pa5 I'd Is very une. -.
In the hall .irycfc.I to vegetables, the show OF
s1uasEes anil Esr.ltu vegetables Is sail II, ht:
Esratly superior IN that As the M!fNaukf- sai-.
The rrnwh Ut siSttur~ na Ihr ground tar IL
estimated Ut from le.o to 15,Jan. Tp-,.A.rn,w
speeches AMI addresses sr~ IL I've delivered ny
ti,stssNas Fnitch Seuator Howe, SAT t.lA7k. T. &.
Williams, Wn. T. NuEss, Ann several o.tes p.Dal-
In. nj si'esses
The tr,ai OF lad:es' egnestyi,ntsm ,ook pl,cc
this afternoon, at which 4hart Aszen '!ap.a'c,:.
The fEst premium, SIS, was taken by Miss tlai.
tell, WtyauwfEa: shr sec nh, II iii, WAS II krn
3llss SpEnguc, Q. Waunarca: Tic ttltat, s., Vas
takep hs Mlss Worfer. II Os:kcsh.
The snnNal xnert!eE II TN. gaci-sy Vas h"tl AZ
the csunts Treasufpr's office, at the ttsHEt
huuse on Wednesday evening, anii, alter tram
actlpE snne business OF nth0r Imp Itlnee. tlls.
annua electfssr Of officers was hei with :l..' t'I
inainc rrsuss. rreft.lenr, Hon- /. 81 Sssei.. If
rs fojlnws- K.DwM t"unss, H. II. Snis7: F'nd Id
Lac. t. q. Mattss.n: Uuta2amie. " 3. Ml.:
Green Lakc, L. :. SEeittE: ~hawaat, Fttl III
Scmple Waurarc1- l. l. Posi-: Niuusasn:.'. .t.>,
Harris: k.wauner. Frederick DECKER: Wan ~
IA, c. II. siower-: Dodge. H. D. cuul.1nc: Mar.
gucttr, J. H. DtaytnH. Secrets :, j. H. HEX, as
Oshkosh. Treasurer. jos II. trnes, Of Os:sknsa.
, 1870-10-08
WcEEcnrY County tk1l-> Enir.


WoopsroCE, III. Oct. 6.-Desptte the soIurw:at
cool snl nwcEinx wratAer, the 2'trnts4nr" on 'h..
faiI Vi the. NcIfeuEy County Agricultural :,.cirty
waS very 1arsr, snI:e s,64w people beln. ull t:.:
est Enls. The ectries number I,10n. anti the r,'
ceIrts ut 1nuseT are nae-tou:ta la1gce thaA xves
beturc taken OH the sccuul! afay.
MtilelIry tuunsy beats tie Western wortl IN
Ct 3ese. aud the shaH OF SAMPLES ft.u ias tsirty
factosIes arr vcr1 hen,:<tne. The art ar'l l,'7l;
hail - tiled to its ufMuS: capacity. A:i
IL an attractive paee fur The tnou,luis
Of visitors. However. despite the .act
.hat a.Tten.fHSia3 rto!us.s. stock, A.,ta
flaming n,arhtEtly HI. ko Wei. REPRESENTED. ~ IL
rKurcE. tht. ctf iE:rrCsf ms to cenr-s In fAss
her>es, aud tht tu1n Is Ellei up with u 11s&s-
met.
Tpc great even. Ct Tie cav was the srn:ttar
rar,' sGr fffu rt'sc, for Et"1 Eof.ts. b.st t1yu
tn :h.rc, Cwrcf IN the cIntt, y1a. aer.r sra:. Il
for a s-asc. There we1e n tiD.-A entries, uu,n.-t
thr h>st I'VE ssa..ttl 1he fltss heat wis Won uy
G"srre Earrings hynwn s:Alitop, Ss.anSer, In
a::s the stcoEt by Z. G. NaIr@' roam, Ia 3:aS th,.
third ceat sy Stranger, tn s:5t. The winning
horse as admitted tU the race uniser pr,rrsl,
which the Jc.'Res .,,l net d.ct9e upn. ~. HAM
| slrGn's brown mare, Trarr, male another hta:
with MAJ: Churrh's CtaE getting for th.. s"snni
neney. Which was Won Is the latter IN a:a9tt.
Tomorrow We ars. to hayA addresses fzu.is tell
eIat John l.. frEnn and FfAns CFoshJ, E>sr-. II
rEtiA.n- # WccsIstccs. The R.eat race for \
lafce purse. free to alt horses, takcs place i tu.
Ifit.FNCfn.
, 1870-10-08

The Chicago TINES, discussing tiersas"
why Western and Southern bnukers do no.
more promptly apply for and take up the
Sc, ,uot', eco Of additional bank capital au-
sho,izei by the last session Of Congress,
says:
ali, instead If authorizing So, 900 ooo Of aadt-
s,onAl tahk csptRt. there hal been \ further tssu>
The sousn mi West won!'i nave received tAsre!
srount OF currency. There Is = wide '''ncecucr
.xtW.tn laws wh!sa regurs ,as l.rse smonst q
p fUl6 currency to circulate freely.
Does the Chicago 1Imts know Of any
instance in which it did moi require capital
to obtain money OF in which currency wa>
distributed freely" to those who gave nu
equivalent for it? The amount Of cutren.
Ct We have at the West il proportioned II
tho amour. of e1changeahle products VT
have to sell.
During the war, when the expenditures
Of tue government largely exceeded its III
ecnc, it could issue currency in exehans'
for products by paying the excess OF 1T
exucuditure over its income in g1eenhacks
Bnt. now that its revenue largely exceed
;ts cxnenditu1cs, it cannot. Now it collect
from the people in coin or grecn''acks
from fifty to hundred millions more taa'
Il ev,cnds fur interest and all current CT
nc,,ges. viii the Chicago 7ias<' tell u
how it proposes that its increased issue
c.eer1acks shall be put in circulation
Ii they are to be sold Tor go'a IN ope
market, sha. increases the debt ~ IL
amount Issued, and we already receive mol
gold for customs than We need. il they 81
: to be sold for bonds, that depreclafes IN
currency, and 20 unsettle4 values, and lead
, 1870-10-08
Breach Of Promise Leon MInnscrsE
GONrtship al tht y istosE I'4RerEttcE
-S2O.(lOO i0F q 8r0keIa 1EcArt.

From TIE Veg Tork Sun, CsL &
Mre. Ans's L I'fleritrer, w11oE OF the late
enn enis in the Superior Court against Leon
Ainnier. the present editor Of thai pAoer. for
Go0,0 ,0U0 damages fu1 breach Of pFomi:e Of
ua1risge. Judge Ienee has granted an order
cf sEt.s. and tGe defendant hiss been held in
5000 b.ii- The affidavit Of Mrs. LHerifier.
has known Niariet about seven years-
During the latter sears OF the life Of her
husband 1finnier vas associAsetl with him in
the conduct Ct the paper At her husbands
deathheo Mlnuifr promised him that he would
watch oSef and protect herself Aud her chill
dreu. She il tiirty-toar yssrs of aye, and she
defendant is about shirt5.six. Prior to those
x1os 70 Of whieh be1ow she makes rou.ol.ins,
-hc moved in good society, and was respected
hy larEe acquaintance. She has received
the benefit Of 4 frished education, ani h,th-
cite had lived hspplly hnd respected. On or
atout the middle Of the month Of Juiy. 1863,
NiLniEr PROPOSED to ularry her; and At her
house, IS East Twenty~eighsh stzee:, IN this
city. he asked her TO become his wife, to
Which proposition she cuusented. and then
AID there they mutually agrsed to become
man and wife -. .
Ai.ez that, Aiuai.r vent TO France on :
risit TO bin mother. On his departure from
this country for France be promised her that
on his return he would bring her her bridal
troustesu.
After bis return from France to this city Oh
OF about the 10Th Of October, 1853, and in the
presence Of Others, he repeated the pr0miss
Of marriage on several occ1sions, and agreed
that ke would marty he: in January. 1870.
Then, under the pretencs that he would &C.
orise his full interest In the paper sooner,
ard did not ~ish to marty until he had, he
| postponed the marriage until july, 1870
| when he acquired his full intera-t, aftel
phich the plaintiff asked tlat lis promise oil
! ho Fv,1SS1faI3 onA thu nj
, 1870-10-08

other men came there from Tho Springs:
They reported Lasing seen Indian "signs.
Early in Tho. evening shots were beard. anl
two men went out acoutnE. They
found mere In.ians than tbey bal
without trouble, but tue other wst
compelled to make for the chappersl, pursued
by two Of the red skins; Hs''ias suddenly.
and beiug dead shot, he rol|el ono Of them
cEt If the eaddie, mflrr the ott,e1 m,de guol
tr.e the other xay, enaaling ill.,. III ,si:ain. ser
tc uaake camp- The garrison of tiac now ex-
amutd ertne and ammunition Ihsy faaul
zach had riae and good navy dr,yona pis-
kol, with opa eattiue 10 stare. aud plenty OF
ammu,litiup. They concluded ~ make a sor-
tie rather thsn to to satrri.cd. Sn they sal
lied to-,l,. ard did Indeed got a fight on keir
haus,e, in which fi.hn ei1ti 10 one hundred
ehnta ucrt. fitct. Jn:t ho" n1n: were E,'1e;l
Mr.. Rice did no: knox. int not less than i've
ard probably not more than niue were
sent t. their l'apcr hunting Erorcts- Iney
| r.tu:pe.1 to The rabiu and waited for them
| but no nttacE waa made. The next morning
| several camp Gre- were found burning, show
| Ing they had teen surrounded By lalEt
party. Mr. Summer and lis men return II I.
| the SprirEs, and A1r. is:cs also came ~ "
When Of ten or twelve miles lie saw ii;
| smoke iu About The poaitiou of tho Gaia il
| the lake. He fears that Wcstco:t aud Lis ta,
| men have paid the penalty OF not fearing 4.
Indians with their lives. Mr. Elce speak. i
| tile highest terms Of the bravery and coolnes
| Of tho old 1nonntaineer Snmnur AMI says I'll
whole party fonght as il Indian fighting va
! no new thing with them
, 1870-10-08
4 singular mystery surrounds tue recent

4 singular mystery surrounds tic recent
narrow escape Of King William himself
and his immediate travelling companions,
who were fired upon By party Of French
suerillas, while passing through wood
near Versailles. At first, it was stated,
though with apparent reluctance to give
the names, that several officers, high in
rank, were injured. Soon after, the death
of the Prince Of Nassau, one Of tho party,
WAS confirmed, and from that time there
have been rumors that Won aIoltke, the
virtnal Chief Of the Prus-
sian armies, fell under tho same
fire md has been secretly conveyed into
Germany 1t is simply psepostorons tc
suppose that the rr1ssian Goverumentwould
atte,npt to keep from the knowledge Of it.
own army the death of its commander. Nov
We learn thut the Crown Prince Of Wur
,cmh-rg hns been shot in the sama man
rer. though on different occasion. I
.,a,, scarcely Ire expected that tho war cal
he prosecuted TO tue capture OF fari
without having its terrible evils l'roush
liz nc to the capsers by more Of Ties, ba'
!.arous assassinntinns.
, 1870-10-08

=
The Troy Times states that certain gen.
tleman claimed. 1t the recent scientific meet
ipg at Troy, n. T., to have made the remarka-
lle discovery that graSita1,on is the force
Which originally impaired 4ll their motions to
ssssct OF the theory:
i1g A en originals fhrscti nearly equally through
iii space. contraction then hexnn. amt shts dui-
vc:ta. diffusion rs matter brotc op into large
pctu,uus q, nds. These cloudr fsl into one an.
otler ly ire forcc o' grartsy, until =. last a Ten
,tty Mfse r}ouds were necessarily formed far
sra1, aud ont Of the reach OF one anotness
ot ttsss aid IN this wa!- When tee osiR,-
;,A nctulcus clouds we're falling TO-
rrihtr, no two could ftnke each otner N
Inc dlrctlen OF their Centres Of R.aTD; tae5
must ncrr*xa.ily stftE- sch other ueliquel5. 4
smaller c.ood falltns Tito ,atTtr would oe nndes
,!,t ATTRACTION nse I o1A~F nessnhF'h1 s!ea1e:
which would draw 1t out VI lts !tecs eorfss 4ad
cause an Ublieue cul1i.lon. II sc stikc . ma.
lan,.e., hull IN The direction Of rs centsr+ VII
t1y straight onward; u We tfstEe It anl!1oely. II
:;tli spin snotlnd. So 1he large utunlols Clouds
rt,ls.E struck ahliQu1y, entered On tattr f,sat IL
| AID because they we're tnnsracft1S. thrill resa-
liens mist necessarily increase In velocity: E1ch
ruf1!Cie II rotartnC aud r1rs11esuC Elsoe 1sofa
toxn toward the eenir~ Of the globe tn tae dtrec.
t:cn u II. tnc 1n6d rfane, AID E'aEttJ hastAns
But t. e s.lsc'! .a"xm s,,s1ss a. ,aeae ae
therefore tae velocity Of rotation In contracting
| e,esfc Is cslcu1hh:-.
tsIInw rupitt ttxJ thts velocity OF rotation. In
ntllttl III gravity, t~cun-7 In all greatly cx.
i,antcd clones tnie velocity mar reach \ ceEtaiE
INIT 1h1s nnniI Is Ehtsr the centrifugal font
| 1.utlns the crnttipe1al force. A zone OF uebulou
matter on the equator Of tue alot nr<s reaches TIL
rdu,ro.sc between the TWO forces. anil tteFef n.
1t can app:naca no n"s1cr y <anf the reous Ba
I 1hr tt1atun directly helow descfndE further to
ward tnr n're Su,i II also aea1i's III Vsos;t' s
| usntcr become tanoopesi by the cont. actirg IN
to- lot, and t}t atc 1eft alone clrcuataz = se7a
rate r1rrs. Thest HnEs arc ar Il contracting. an
IN. hrt.Fk into ttuairr ne!lulnu4 tisuds-n5i0
airpg through srAcc a. swiftly as The Hnss II
yojyed, Each Que OF these rytnc cioufs also oe
ran ft,tAtsop, and, by tu'tn+t contraction. foEn
| I'd Z suu. We thus scc bow 1t came taAt our sn
now n,es onward tn lts orbit around tn our hdere
lsxtsn With velocity Q! s2.1uo miles PIT a.,
] tut 1nlIe II WAS In = ntbutoCs Condition aad r.
tsrne it Ahspdared rings n It's tqastor as CT
, | t:7ctxd, and each InE hFo&e And formed heot
t.s.t plzaek These again tntafei. and also al'a'
forcs, rugs. which broke and sunsiaeh tnto safe
j liles or noons Here 1T behold how the slal
, 1870-10-08

At meeting Of the Onion Ecpuh!ican
General Committee of Now York city, OF
Ilt:rsday evening last, it was decided, by
amajprity Of fivc. afser stormy debate.
.hnt no Republican holding office under
Ta,ntnany Hall should lie eligible to n place
in any Republican nominating convention.
II will strike the unsophisticatcd voters OF
lie rnral districts as curious
circumstance TINT there should have
heeu strong debate over this
question, OF any debate at all. Tho aver
age Republican Of New York city is q
tlncal descendant Of tho Old Line Whis
..ho Was defined Us 80 a respectable, middle.
.g.d person, who takes his bistezs regular.
II ind votes the Democratic ticket ocoa
sionully.r
, 1870-10-08
The October Elections.

Elections arc to he held on TrasiaT, O.'to-
be1 IL, in Pennsylvania for txenty-ftslr tne:n-
ber+ OF Congress, member. at the 1see:;::s-
lature, and county officers; il Ohio for Sc
retasy Of State, Supreme Court Jus1.e-.
Comptroller. one member OF the Board of
Public Works, niaetcen members OF Coa-
gr.ss, aud county ofirers:.. i'll indiana f'sr
Secretary Of St7te. and other State OIL seIl,
and eleven members OF Congress; III Iowa,
for Secretary Of State, Auditor. Treasurer,
sEd other State Off. ers, six metnbcrs nf tho
Tcz.y-sccord Congress. and o7e for tl.s For
ty-tiT=t. to ill the vacancy caused hg tho
teatl. q. WiI:iem Smith in the sss,ad District !;
q: i il, II ttr-sLa, fur Governor, s full stale
tictrt. anil n"u:!'': Of C':Gr.ss. Dvlaw we
rrcs, 1t the ticse.a no:.ir1tei .,- ta" z.a2s.-
tive parties, togesi,er with the vote Of .a:h
rsrtv in ex"F Of tha several Congressional
Diatricts in 1868. Tho vo'e opposite tho can
iidates for Secretsry Of State in Ohio is the
party vote iot tho came office in 1868. That
opposite ti.e csulid ates for Secretary OF S,.:e
il Indians is the party vote for Goyercos in
1SGS. That opposite tho candidates for Sec
re aty Of State iu 1owA il the party vote 10:
Presiden: N 1865, AID that placed opposite
tho candidates for Governor in Nebraska il
the port< vote for (ioyf ruor two yeata ago:
Pennsylvania.
, 1870-10-08

away from R.necic I'aymcatR. No increased
ISSUE can he got cut, in payment OF gov
ernment cxrcases, because they are more
shan covered by our rcrenuc and to sell
now ercenbacls for tlscso now IN eiscula-
.iur, leaves the amount outstanding the
sHrne.
Tho only practicable way to increase tue
issue of grceuaacks is 10 sell them Tor so'"
or l,o,,ds, antl, as..the Western people have
neither gold or i'onds to bny them WITH
that would not add TO the amount OF cur
res,cy in our hands. II we have either
gold, bonds, grain, live stock, or goods to
soil, VIC tavc no difficulty in getting c"F-
rcncy for them. Will tho Chicago 7imc'
tell how ii proposes to mako currency
pour ' freely" into the hands Of those whsl
i,ovo nothing to offer in exchange for it,
, 1870-10-08
Personal.

Mn. blanchard, recently app pot7tcd Justice .
:he Teace, IN Maine, Is called. In her commission.
s' 1nez 4. Blanchard, Esquire
-A citizen Of Bridgeport, Conn.,, nar.el Get.
II. Ro1crts, was tsttycu 10 attempt suicide on SUI
csy. ~ hts wife having susncd him out Of doors
and refused 10 let him see hIs chill
-Ei.hop rotter% Of Sew Toyk, aiilfulir MAJ.
.ht,l to Keep down the ytxetl question Of r1,u,
,srn In his Diocesan Convention, bat ut the cA
:ense 1t much outside concelu2atl.n for post2nl :
ting 50 Important matter.
The colcers anl ssilo-s who ecrred uude'
ra11aeut In the war, thought themselves 8liEhtc
~ btinE assigned ! place In the procession f..
Instant from sher commanders body, but rtghsc
th, II wrongs bE being ready, and. when the pro
| ees>ton formed, marching quietly lnso postsa !
rtShs aft*s the remains.
~ New York fettcr to the Albany Ar1ns say.
"At :te Gland Opera House, On FRIDAY nigh,
Lea siIlF WAS doing het tress In tie For OF .TcpAH
.tlefts when Rouuc ambitious yousn In pr!sot
..n1 threw he. = hnuquet. Evnten,ly taere nA
rsryicu*ly bcee sStEml.h between the two, tr
| ME1c. silly fpraag from the boaras luto the box
! and Slapped the gentleman,s face with N r
vleor than 4r2ce, and then coolly Jumped b3c;
again and went On with the play. Df course III,
audience Was tribe excited at thu. seeing VI.
.heulu. 10 say the least. have taken place cnly c
n 1ehs a!sll. bus r,quaucy was thereby a.icct I,
| lHf bufttsqHc. auu III : minute AL Was nEAlu met
r. as the psoEeYh!sl marriage bell, and the soun
1.-THE ~o,aea's tlesi:ng waa Ike tae e:acsunS c
thcrns under pos,~
The N41qrls Il Rute has given e,e,ooo to ii
cstnt lie Educatora al Frnd
! The new P1iccess Of Greece ls 70 be name
Alexandra, After the Gra.d Duchess OF Russ.:
her esan1mo'hsE:wn VINO Is expected 70 b. preset
at the baptism 81 the chilli.
-A writer in the New fcrk TS1buss proposes.
The great peoples Of Europe ever unsaAcle thea
selves from nonarch!eal governments, The II
| IuWirr candidates for the Psesl.iercy resrvetty
II OF the seven great European Republics: +,
| President Of Pruss1a, Kari 0ssma;k; President
| France, Aao1phc Tniefs; President Of Auss1.
| Frederick Beusr; President Of Russia, AiexAra
C;c11tcnalun: President Of Grea, Britain, Jat
bright: PRcstdeut Of SraIn. Emilio CASTELAR, Pr
,dsn1 Of in1y, Joseph Aaz1ani.
Stephen Salisbury has made arother hbes
s1ft 10 the Worcester County ftass-, Fne Luz
j sule Of Industrial Science. HI had pres.uus
given for It's benefit nearly sio3. 800. and m SAIL
NV tho trustees rsceLgrd ffau hin II, GEO IN c.
aud ce..t fur several acrcs Of lauA sdj5iuinx &
. bu:,l'uss Of tho lEst!tu'i1n.
, 1870-10-08
lfachlnHd County Ia J Fair.
Enkr1 Ttrxn {rf fIx The fs1.sr . NJ, ri t1-1s.

MANSFIELD, DEL G--slx thuusAnd tickets were
sold to-4Iay Tor the county fair. the largest
ler ever sold In any one day before. THE weaserr
has been pleasant, but 1st1s. eU0l. Dut yers trw
premiums have 5er becn a6asd-t. AMcng lsl's:
thus faf recetstnE premiums. the Buckeye ami
the AaEsnelh Machine works. carried o1 The 1r.t
AID fecuna prizes: aiso Stewards stove exhis,-
tied By Bl.m5er tso-, took urst p:izs for cuok-
trg purposes.
The exhibitions Of tho turf hare mt 1,e-n rcry
attractive tar On5 ono nj interest heing
Match between two stsiltoEs. a aroxu, driven ly
Alex. Patterson, an! bay Of the Maaawk tr+-.5,
driven by Ms- Hail. Drown woa tic heats. lest
time, 3:l5.
The tar will be conttnued tn-mn.rnes ani p.xs
Jay xh1 Eood ttossin3 a1al pacing matches are
pFuDptae1