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New-York tribune., 1870-12-02
ALTERING A CI K

| The Seventh Ward Bank Of this city W.,
on Wednesday almost swindled out OF s7O0 by lii.ed
| check. On Tuesday afternoon who gave tho
name OF John Fox TO the importing house 0f VII
liam Halsey g. Co., on the ~ Burng slip and
Waters, and ordered $40 50 worth Of shclac soon or
ward he sent eartmaD for the material with s00 Jal
to psy for it, and with Instructions 10 receive his change
SO 60 in a cheek signed by the firm OF Hasey & Co.
On Wednesday, slyernan Co, Wall-st. brokers.
sent TO the Bank tO have certified check hearing tho
signature OF Halsty Co. for the amount oi 1855 90
The Cashier sent 10 Hasey q Co. 10 ascertain n The
check was al right and learned That the FIRM bad od
no check for that amount. The B9n then conferred
with Siyernan & Co. who stated that the check had
been presecl by John Fox, who desired fs equivalent
in gold Fox started .h the brokers' messenger % ne
Bank TO have the cheek certified bat before the Bluk
had returned with HascT CO. answer. 10
disappeared. On examining the check, lt VIA found
that the amOunt SO - had been neatly erased, and
S. $50 80 substituted.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-02
TILE METAIRIR RACES.
THE PROSPECT PARK COURSE.
The Prospect Park Far Grounds Association

Course has during the past trotng season, been great
failure and enailed considerable loss its Is prOpre
tors. This IL attributable to two causes bad manage
ment and the difficulty Of for the great masses OF
the public OF NewYork and Brooklyn The first ~ mani
Tested In the spirit Of eXcusyeness which peryades n,
aud which has engendered hostile feeling against the
Prospect Park Association and Course not only among
the general public, but also among owners trainers, ana
drivers OF trOng horses. The spacious Club house s
Reserved for the exclusive Of members and thelr
families, thus making an inydiOus distinction between
the favored few and the public who parOnize the track
a proceeding utterly opposed To the spirit and charac
ter Of the American people and their institutions.
The second cause - difficulty OF access and the
orrat distance OK the Course from the city,
has hitherto been q great drawback To It's success.
A movement il I'm progress among the members or the
Assocation which II carried into execution, Will com
uIefrly change the system OF management IL pro
o.ed that the lower part of the elegant clubhouse DE
thrown opentO the public reserving the upper p0ItOh
@ ,e ,ipn,bers and their families. appeal will be
made 10 owners and trainers Of trottng horses socuS
their coiperation holding out Inducements FOR theh 70
train their horses the course, and pointing our tne
superiority Of Prospect Park track over that Oh lc
wood Park for this purpose Next season ne" uue
OF railroad with steam-Cars running near tne CouIs,,
s promised thus removing tie greatest ODstacle 70 ta
success hitherto. If these proposed REFORMS are Ieal
e Prospect Park Course will become the most pOpula
roting-track IN the county, and mOnopOse, now Ihat
tbe Fashion and Union Courses are virtually ananuoht
The principal tr0tting contests around NeWf0rk III INC
ftfu
New-York tribune., 1870-12-02
AMERICAN CATHOLICS AND THE POPE

To thr Editor OF IHe IF'O""e'
SIR: The recent occurrences III the States OF
the Church have deeply agta6d the Roman Catholics all
over the world and especially greyed the hierarchy Of
that Church. The Archbishop OF this Diocese, Dr. Me-
Coskey, aided by the most learned diyines among his
clergy has drawn up strong protest against the
patton OF Rome by the King OF Italy Charles OConor
has lent his legal counsel in the supervision Of those
p,rt OF the document that touch the domain Of civil
law The Instructions OF the Archbishop to his clergy
are that this protest be submitted to their congregations
on SUNDAY evening next, in their respective parish
churches when AN opportunity will be afforded % the
learned Catholics OF NewYork both clerical and lay to
enter on the discussion of the subject matter before them
There il sure be brilliant array OF orators on 80 i'm
portant an occasion II ia intended to send copies OF the
protest 10 the Pope and distribute many OF them among
The people The composition OF such combined learning
gIiIuentatye power. BoNIFACB.
Nstc York Dec. 1, 1870.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-02


Ogden Ballard rClc o iiam C. Ba'd Be- he 3 yesr of ber
Relatives and friends of fm, sre respectful Invited - attend re
the re-feoc Of her spuusw George Dape- Boos
field Friday be- a. ~ ococS ar,gs vii be At BiOouieh
depot on arrival o. train a'uf loo. oI bscJsa st II
BRLDRN-At Ltch6ed Conn ou Ta,sy Wow p 1910 col C,i,
Belen only the late Hon. George o. Besn
the 6lsh T. Volunteers darag the Ns1 Of the Rebellion aged
years.
CLOsSEY-on Tuesiv Nov % He Coov of ih. ety. for
30 years -th tle house oi Hargous Co
THURSDAY morning Dee 10 o'clock from Ls late residence
No 50 West Hiteenth-5t.
C0SsORAher nd lingering illness, eheh .hs bore -ih
Christian oisude Cthaue ,he e Of John Coa4of 10 Se
10th OF her
The friends and family re.pec invited 20 s.,li
the funeral from her late residence, io Efst] on Friday
inst, at 2 O'Clock.
HoOLRY-ou Thursday Dec Abrhim Hooey. a7o = ysr.
Funeral on Saturday AZ om M ftsrl OF rs son ~ Jef
70 atsal. '''''' ''
KBARSY-on wedne.i,y evening o. Jane wife of
Fuper on surla, 3ocock Church Hoiy
munion The relatives AMI friends Of tas family respectfully ai
attend, without further notice
KMBEIAt Washington ght Ann humhe he Dist oi her
rSs Ss' friend. of tn. u, ar, a, to ,,pa The u,e from the -
afternoon Dee 3 Carriages will vsiung Irlral
and-ay Sauoa 60 meet Ac D oeoek tria on Ncs
Yors Hudson River Rd'roit
LrrrLB-ThurSy morning Dee Aune Haley Of scsre, fever
eldest daughter Of Joseph ra jos ne Ls 10 e i yes Of f
The relatives and friends Of e m, arr r,agta nTsd a.eai
the funeral from sh residence of her parnt - Gi5rcot suriay
afternoon. 4lh inst, II O'Clock,
0tssgo Co papers Plsase copy
LYNCH-Ou weilsiay Nov 3 1870 Al her ate residence No s,
wes. Seventeenth st luisa L'neA la ~ & year of bsr
oil Francis Ns' on saturday At ' o'clock s,loai unh
notice.
McLAUGHLN-ou ~sine.,y the 10Th, Harriet wife of Geors,
ryau1rs rereca, invited attend Aer urn on
sunday the 4h naP from 80 GOSest Of Wsyuc,t
Fie66arsb Mass, p,p-r, please copy.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-02

The new ldria Mine, which through Mcliar-
rans claim has attained much noorety is described
m recent visitor ~ In indescrbably dreary and I'M
promisIng locality 1T situated about 200 miles almost
due south Of Sacramento Ca and at present In pros
porous operation The bed of quicksyeris IA said how
ever 20 be almost eNhausess II was opened up about
10 years ago worked few years then closed by nune-
ton until 1905 since which time 1t has been active EN-
poypg between 200 aud It's yield OF quicksilver
in 1861 was II 500 TASKS The crude yields seven per
cent II clean quicksilver. From this mine there slopes
easily down 10 the San joaquin vast PLAIN which Is
well nigh a desert. 7 tell you just now IL looks,
though I have never had the happiness OF visit
Ing the place, because there IA so much same
ness In certain ranges parallels Of climate ana so IN
California There mighty plain, on the west side OF
which are low foothills with here aud there wretched
dwarash oak the surface creased and dmpled in that
manner peculiar California, and the whole plain and
Tot about the color ~ IA defunct yellow rose There
bovers over the foothills, however tat wonderfully
ID lilac cLfaroscuro haze which glOrhes the distance
bey1und description. ON tho desert PLAIN there IL h
lie fine wiry grass and on the fooths among the Few
oaks now and then bunch Of bright green ehdmisdi or
az yellow green sage. Even the tops OF the Coas Range
there are scarcely wooded, producing only sehy pines
and stragRing iveOaks. such is the indesclbaDy ds
mai place about which Is all this jangling
New-York tribune., 1870-12-02
NEw-YORK PRISON ASSOCIATION N-M.-IGNAuOS
OF DIR WINES

The Executive Committee of the Ncw-Iork
Prison Association held monthly meeting last oven
ing. al No. 3s Bible House, the Hon. Theodore ".
Dwight In the chair. Judge J. ". Edmouds ia
behalf Of the Prison Discipline Committee, sub
mitted draft Of a memorable the Legislature In
reference 10 amendment TO the Constitution relating
IN the prison discipline Of the state The primary object
NJ the proposed amendment which is Identical with the
rson clause IN the amended Constitution Of the late
constitutional Convention Is 10 remove the government
and administration Of prisons from the domain OF poll
tcs and 10 impress upon them permanent character
s,i,,,jte nukn0wn The scheme involves the dI-
nnntment of Board Of Prison Managers, consisting Of
i've men WHO shall for ten years without pay one
,sber retiring every two years This Board shall Do
eoWered 20 have the general control and cement
~ he rous jn the state The Assoc Atpn Instructed
te prisan ui.ciple Committee 10 present The memorial
IN tbe G0ycrDOf With IN cXptrsion Of ito fu concur
renee aud approval and request thsI ne Wonu SUNNI.
tbe ZANE t0 the Legislature with ms Oca sanction ana
TecOinlne endatOn. ..- ,, ,.,,., ,.,
Dr, H. c. Wines r9ad payer geyieT.ug W. g7I9TY u
New-York tribune., 1870-12-02
THE STATE OF TRADE

ST. LorI. Dec Cotton dull quiet aa ulcb.as Wheat
steady. No. .. Winter, ~ 2. 81 ~ Cor .l is a'i n 81
5c Whit .ia57c e1ler 81 &c. Barley seiI a. en-
= O5 Hl lhsin,s &c., fo acco heavy hu rnci4ngi h~TP
chsnge Live Hogs s'e.r 5 s. Recpts5O hbs Floor
81 900 bush. Wheit 2.3lU hOgs
frner; White 75c yellow, zoe r. p irm. NeE s2l 81 OA
E2l Is Bacon dmei shoulders lc Lard Grn'r T7rc l3l Dc
Keg lUTIic sacr-Pfrc. gt Fl0c Nosssts-Pnue sighis
WRisky 95c 81 Erchang,-SeIHg isi Jt' Syht drafts d.
OswEso Dc i-our dun and unchanged sales ooo bbs 81
80 Is tor Syrn{ pr Amber Nirrr ~ % ie. " .s
aud S3 Is Dosble lEra Nieat dl sales snail ot, No
Red Wabash 81 81 ali 30 1iWIt 10. a. ~ No. EalA :
at ri "a. Corn 1uis se> 800 b-b a. tHr lJB
bush at 8Oc qlirt Western Baiey iluy& h,r
irsf Csnl1. bond Corr NoT -
for Boiled : 20 IN Uaboted cF Mised u1ehangeii 5 or
sIo0 s20 Sbir.nr. +-fa135 hd fIr-s ~3'0r,J Ic- %
igbNne ag C,ns 'Pregtl.-Bsev taken this morning 81 @
to SewIors Railroad Freghtts ~ Be,a, zoe io H., orb
s 10 Albany 5e Grain and Mil Feed Boston 80 lO TO 'ra
York IS 80; 70 Absu5 IS y Tan. az lmf & 70 .l1l
Wheat 100 bush J. 800 bg.h Barley i'o hush 4' igs sN
hu.b P.ss Canal F.r1r-I ii5 tbs. tHr aI .rI "ho4A
ggO bush Ryc. ,aI o. Uust. Pess.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-02
JHE DRAMA.
wALLACK'S THEATEH.

Only a few nights more of old comedy
remain TO be improved by tbeatcrgOers who relish good
acting in standard plays "The Road To Ruin" will he
acted tonight and at Saturdays Matinee, and again. for
the last time on Monday evening Saturday and Tues
day nights viii be devoted TO The School for Scandal
on Wednesday we are 10 the new comedy OF
"COquettes" The strength Of Mr.. Wallacks excellent
dramatic company has boen exhibited irreat adyan-
age Of lat5-this being indeed the distinguishing
l...rIcncc and snnerinritY of thi, theater.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-02
THE NEW-YoRK PHILHARMONIC soCIETYs
FIRST CONCERT.

THE NEW-YORK PHILHARMONIC sOCIET1'S
FIRST CONCERT
The first concert of the season took place at
the Academy OF Music on Saturday evening" NOyem-
her 26 IL ia needless TO say that the auditorium
crowded with the elite OF the amateur, professional and
critical musical world and that the performance fully
came up to the high standard Of excellence previously
established by this society ,..,,
Our morning cOtempOraries have treated IN full OF the
General programme We therefore cOuine ourselves 10
ia leading feature viz, the new Liszt Concerto, for
piano and orchestra I'm which the parts inter
that there IL no shDOrdihaOh OF the one 70 The
other II is a work replete with the most astounding
executive difficulties which could possibly De designed to
k the vast OF the grand piano In It's present
high state Of Development or the ability OF the artist to
conscientOusy carry out the ideas OF the composer
Mr. MILLS surpassed all his previous grand successes;
his magnificent touch and technique heard O
greater advantage than this occasion. The superb
new scale Stenway concert grand piano. ON which he
PLAYED ceased 10 be mere machine, and seemed absO-
lutely To thrill ana Vbrate In It's alternate massive
grandeur and exquisite purity aud lmpdity OF tone
under his hands Enthusiastic the appreciation
OF Mr. MUIss performance, IL shared by unqualned
and unanimous admiration OF the Instrument Oh Mhc
he played and which was pronounced by the efite OF
musical science and art present To be the granoe spec
Of the now perfect art OF pan0buding-as naugu-
rated by sTEswAY SoSs-eyer heard on TINS continent
In Europe fully iustying the unanimous Oucla re-
port Of the international Jury Musical Instruments at
the Paris Exposition. 1851 which says verbatim:
Tho Pianos OF Messrs. StelnWay SONS arc eQuaiJ
endowed with the splendid sorority OF the Instruments
of their chief competitor they possess Ihat seLhg
the greatest space Brilliant In the treble singing IN tho
middle and formidable In the bass, THIS sonority acts
with Irresistible power the organs OF nearing IN re-
ton, the Instruments OF Messrs Steinway have over
those OF their competitors advantage which cannot be
contested The blow OF the hammer IA heard much less
aud the piauis feels under bis hands Al action subtle
New-York tribune., 1870-12-02
LAKE DISASTERS.

Recent gales on Lakes Erie, Huron and Mchl-
,,, have caused moro than usual damage 90 shipping.
Report comes from Chicago that the susquehanna, a
first class propeller which left Milwaukee November %,
ran upon reef at North Bay, and after beating help
Iessly on the rocks for day and night went completely
to pieces The vessel and cargo aro fully Insured The
propeller PlYmQpl aud schooner Daunlless age also
New-York tribune., 1870-12-02

received letters became wildly intoxicated at the Or
phanS Well" bought flowers at the Floral TEMPLE gazed
WIN opennouthed admiration mt the dark-eyed 20 l.
th Within that sweet scented shrine. subscribed To
Ihe Tor United States bonds, bought The Voice Of the
fur read II, bought another at the demand of a siren
and 80 went on with the unceasing round OF
r gam nhd sale admiration, Irritation, and amusement
spfit OF afng has invaded the sacred precinct OF
da ana Two magnificent paintings to he dis
OF ~ lot Tho books for subscriptions 10 the Asy-
uni and the Hospital gradually filling. Gov Hof
aaea hls signature for $50 The receipts the
ernoon at O'Clock the Fair closes and remains 40 until
Y. M. Saturday ~
New-York tribune., 1870-12-02

Announcements.
y. Y. wholesale Prices
Of Country Produce
Buffalo live Stock Market
SIXTH PAGE.
AgliCuitural:
Ills Answer Co " Her lot
Ter"
American Tnstitute
Farmers Climb.
Cream of the Farm Jour
nJls.
The Prayer Seeker
What / Know Df Farm
ing.
wind az q Source ~
Power.
Town and Country Fairs
Horticulture aud Mar
kct CarGcuiu-.
How to make Boys good
4 dfiLc4',
SEVENTH PACE.
Love in the Australian
Woods.
Home Interests.
Woman Suffrage.
HOrse-SIo,ing.
a Agricultural.
curing Meat.
Remedy FOR Chicken
Cholera
Advertisements.
Real l. tate Advertise
mcBtS.
The Dry Good Trade.
New-NOrk Catti" Market
EIGHTH TAtr.
Commercial Matters.
Grain. Provision. and
Other Markets.
Albany Live stock N1rEot
Boston Live stock Mar
kCt.
Philadelphia Cattle aar-
Eet.
Cotton Markets.
European N.lac'A
M.srrn9'p,r. Advertise
ucut-.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-02

hs labOrs Corresponding Secretary for the evst md
nall years during which he had held that position in
te AssOcatOn and closed by rendering his resignation
OF the 0ce 10 the Executive Committee This he did as
he stated, with the view Of accepting position Of kindred
character but in broader field to which he had been
invited by the Prison Reform Congress at its recent
sion In Cincinnati Great regret expressed by the
members Of the Association and special committee.
consisting of Judge EduiOnds, Prof Dwight, William g.
Gilman and Sinclair TOusey, was appointed to confer
with DR. Wines I'm relation TO tho subject The annual
be held Ian. 4.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-02
THE HEBREW CHARITY FAIR-sSo,eo RECEIVED
THE OPENING NIGHT.

The Hebrew Charity Fair has taken such
hold p,n popular affection, that entrance into the -Four
t.ontst Armory thing to De fought for and loco
motion when once inside is almost an impoSsiby The
Same crowd that thronged the hal on the opening night
came hack a.t evening with all its particular friends
hei every available standing place throughout lhe '"'
hall, bought eBaDees IN eYeythlpS, Wg0tI P9aIsp AIu
New-York tribune., 1870-12-02

A DIFFLkENCE IN THE FIGURES,

SIR; In your paper Of to-day you publish,
IN your political news column what purports 10 be the
official returns Of members Of the NewJersey Legsa-
ture You make an eOr as 70 the political complexion
Of the Legislature Of 1870 II stood as follows Senate
Democrats, l3 lsePuOhcans, :. ly-DemOorats,
So Republicans, a. Democratic majority on Joint bal Ot
H. THIS year II u, Is S,, ,deveIFsed Yours truly I'D. HALL
I'VE publish the above, but retain the figures A. 0iyen
IN the table reprinted corecy TODAY, which are taken
from THE TRIBUNE Almanac Of Ie7O-EDl
New-York tribune., 1870-12-02

and easy which permits him AZ viii 30 tc powerful or
hKllt, vehement or graceful
A. Ihese Pianos are AT the time the iTstrumeni ~
ue IuosO who wishes to astODsh by the bsncY OF MS
execution and Of tb0aTst who applies bis talent 90 Tia
sc on thought and sentiment, bcqucated 10 W. by tho
t,ostrOus masters in one word they 40 The sam0
me the Pianos for the cOncertIoom ana the paryr pO
seSShg an exceptional sorority and volume of Tone"
l(nmInerriAI ALL-LlI.nI
New-York tribune., 1870-12-02

Persons wishing to enter arc ho'cd and required to
make known their business.
The House Of Representatives met to-day and trans
,ed considerable business There session of the
EoOote The delegation from Madism COunty consist
90 NJ Republican Senator and three Democratic Repre-
SStatyes have teegraphed to their constituents say
n that the law has been fully complied WITH aud they
~ for public meetings, irrespective Of party, TO de-
Onnince the action OF Smith aud Bingham
New-York tribune., 1870-12-02
THE NEW-YORE

THE NEW-YOKk WELhLl IHIHI-H
is printed large do1he-uedium shen tiah E 3'ths
pages OF six broad columns each II couiI' l ihe D"
porant Editorials published in TIL DAILY 4HH'Ss;
except those OF merely local Interest," al D. Lieiy ana
scientific Intelligence; Reviews OF the mos. interesting
and important New Books; the Letters from O1r large
corps OF correspondents; the latest news received ~
Telecaph from Washington, and all other parts OF slo
world; a Summary OF an important ntcNisclce IN tAlr
city and elsewhere; synopsis OF the proceeding Oi
Congress and state Legislature when ln Session; Foreign
News; exclusive Reports OF the Proceedings o. tle
Farmers Club OF the American Institutei 1tk' about
ton essential to country residents; veterinary Depart
ment; Stock Financial Cattle Dry Goods. ana Geheiai
Market Reports; madrg ii, bOth Tor variety and com
pleteness Altogether the most valuable, interesting ana
instructive WEEKLY NEWSPAPER published IA me worn.
The Fn Repofts OF the American l"s' 't1le t2rlneiS
Clnh and the various Agricultural Reports, I'm cacd NUN
ber are richly worth years subscription
New-York tribune., 1870-12-02
TIE TURF.

PREPARATIONS FOR THE ALABAMA STATE FAIR
RACES.
MOBILE, Dee. 1.-HOrses are arriving daily
10 for the premiums the Fair. Capt Moore's.
and Mcssrs. Roacbs CottrilPs. Tylcrs Shawhan's
Mycrss TaylOr's, and WiiimsOn's horses already
here, and others VIII arrive to-day. There viii lie an
extra purse OF $500 for the best douboteam drivOn by
their owners
THE METAIRIE RACES.
NEw-ORLEANs, Dec. AT the Metairie
races to-day the mile dash won by John Ksour.
heating Lila GressOm, Salle Farrell, Jim Mace. and
Walt In order. Time, 4si. The second race ms heats
sin was won BY sue Doughery, beating Deacon. Capt
Jinks, Zuzu, and Alaska.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-02
PENNSYLVANIA.

TIE SUCCESSOR OF STATE SENATOR WATT.
PHILADELPHIA, Dee. 1-Robert p. Decbert
aas been nominated by the First District Democratic
Convention Tor state Senator 70 ill the vacancy
by the death Of Mr. Watt The election will take place
on the 10Th Of December.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-02


FIRST PAGE.
Editorial Notes.
The War In Europe.
The Black Sea Trouble.
News OF the Week do
nestle and FOreigul.
Government Reports.
SECOND PAGE.
Bubbles.
2, BarnicOtt's Buildings.
New Publications:
University Progress.
Advertisements.
National Immigration
Convention.
The Wealth Of Brooklyn.
THIRD PAGE.
Little BrecCheS.
European Miscellany;
Garibaldi and his Army.
The Forces in Paris.
The New King Of Spain.
Paris Notes.
Government RcpOrt9:
Report OF Commissioner
DelanO.
Report OF Secretary Cox
Report OF Gen. sherman
Report OF Gen. Pope.
Report of the Chief OF
Engineers.
Crispins and Strikes in
Massachusetts.
South African Diamonds.
FOURTH PAGE.
Editorial:
The Free Traders Feed.
Our Canadian Friend.
Out Of his own Mouth.
The situation In France
Our New Census.
Government Reports:
The Bureau OF Eiuca-
tiOn.
The Military Division
of the South.
Report OF the C0mmi,-
siOner Of Agriculture.
FIFTH PAGE.
Political.
Marriages and Deaths.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-02
ALABAMA.

THE LOCK CONTINUES-A BILL SIGNED BY LIND
SAY.
MONTGOMERY, Dec. 1.-There is no change in
the status Of affairs here. Gov. Lindsay has approved
which originated in the House and passed the Senate
shcrRs posse still guards the Treasury and executive
1ioes which are still occupied by Smith and Bngham
New-York tribune., 1870-12-02

Grants majority III ltUt.. -.dlstio
]. W Nichols, candidate for ,sInan-tlnr;e rs
ProhibitiOnis received S.i u the State. *. j.
Hammond cand date for State Treasurer on The same
ticket, received 3,7Iz utcs.
The vote for superintendent oi IUtI' iE-il uciioh
stands as follows Bdtemtu tRepJ, li-2t, l-n,c
Dem) 144 SO7 Batcman's uN"rty, 23,4il wilkins
(PrOhib) received 3,,bJ votes.
The vote for PenitCutaIy Commissions l5 1li.'lly
reported as follows: Full Tcrm-WasLhu.u ~, rl.
l65.Og2; Sherman (Dcm). 1E.15i: Smpson lT0hlu),
3,Ol. VacdUcy-Bu'z EepJ. lCsO21i an'1d tne.uJ,
ll,Us9; Smith UrOhiu.t. 3Gsi.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-02
METEOROLOGICAL RECORD

The following is an official report by the
signal Service United states ARMY Division Of Tele-
grams and Reports, for the Benefit OF Commerce.
This report is sent simultaneously from all the places
nameh nt HE'S d. m. Mashngton time:
New-York tribune., 1870-12-02

wrecked in Lake Michigan. The number OF lives lost Ia
so far unknown IL Ia feared however, that fow Of the
crews have escaped.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-02
NEW-JERSEY.
THE LEGISLATURE.

b. an awkward tIanspOsition of the types we
were made yesterday morning credit the Republicans
with having gained last year a majority the New-Jer-
have appeared:
New-York tribune., 1870-12-02
Special Notlres.

stem Winding Watches.
ELGIN, WALTHAM, HOWARD, AND
GENEVA WATCHES.
In great variety Az ~ TrHsartsbly 1r prtsL
MILLER s GOODRICH, AGBSTs
20 j0nNSr, NRw YORK
Naifhum Watches,
ier Holiday PIesoat
HOWARD Co
Soa BrOAdEV t''ysen seyeneoup ,al shtacsA ia
New-York tribune., 1870-12-02

ALDEN-wAPpIa IBIS 1y THURSDAY. Dee 1- re PES, Job.
Hall Cyms A A'-1 90 Mary EmEs daughter VI florf . "lL
LOyETT-wARTH-O1 wednesday Noy 2 Al hs f5sl-nce of ~
brides parents By lie Rev a. g. Bur John Ia l4n! L1set
Hackeusack n j. 10 Isabella N y.gn- lsser %. JOIN W
Wartb, ESQ. OF Ess. Neg-fu-k l.. J.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-02

Total S66sO7 399,679 S6s,227 899072 $6sOs5 S99ls6
Majority for Hoffman, 1922: ditto for Beach 3oeij
ditto for Nichols, 3l1Ol.
The for Controller Ere Comfy have not
been reported hy Board Of tan1asers Nelu ne oe of 'o''
New-York tribune., 1870-12-02
NEWS OF THR WFEK.

THE WEEKLY TRTBJSE for this week is ready mi.
morning, and contains. in addition TO she general
New-York tribune., 1870-12-02
NIRRLEn

Wedding rud Visiting Cards. Tti.l et -.- w.. o,5n
WA. EYKDKL Sons. li FuLr)Ssr. ON bufln CuUach
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