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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-27

FRESH Chocolate Caromils, white ant
yellow Tafy, to-day, at G. R. Behleta.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-27

nor, SALE CHEAP.-5OO ACRES
q OF Land on the B. = o. R. r., - miles cast
Of Wheeling. In lots TO suit purchASeTs; About
story Frame House, will BE- sold separate: This
d kioVn e The CliHe's Mn property, and is one
Of The bsSG lOe1tlOEW for C6WRtVy &toFS on tho
line OF tho B. b o. R R
Also, Steam Circular Saw Mil and Fixtures,
IN mRninC order, with two yoke Of oxen and .
mad of h6fSeA y W. Y. H0GE D co.,
Real Estate Agents, lO6 Market Street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-27
SALE.

NLAY STREET PROPERTY I'm
" POH SALE CHAP u am directed If
u sell the full lot OF ground adjoining and 4L'
east OF tho Fourth Ward Public School House.
There arc tencments theroon, renting lot about
seven hundred dollars Per annum. Will also
sell . vacant lot and half situated on Zane
street, Immediately west OF the new Fourth
Ward School House. Terms easy.
TTTOS. O'BRIEN,
AuR43 Real Estate Agent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-27
STEAM BOATS,

.PEGULAR PITTSBURGH 80
The Ane passenger steamer H--
W. ?. CURTIS, ......!........tCapt. HEE1iN,
fL W. II. 0ALDWEIL, Clerk.
will leave Wheeling for Pittsburgh every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY,
ART O'clock 4. Y.
RIEtRNEs@will leave PittIburEh for Wheel.
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY,
+" ATI 1o'o1oCK 4. Y.
Freight received at tAs whSif Boat at an hourB
p. % q GH. BOOTH 3 CO..
au9<t Agent9.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-27

noR SALE TO CLOSE AN Es- In n
10 TATR-The Arst-elaSS DWELLING
HOUSE, situated on the north east corner
=0FHGmpden and Sixth stEUets, now occupied by
Nm. Carter, There u NIL LOT, and The house .
SyeFythinR about the premises In thorough re-
{, B Mott ,Sk Ss q HOus, &hi4i i W. Va.
TORsALE-TWENTY (20 BUILD
{, Ia n Ibl6 0n' Wheeling Island Price 800
Saeh TeFmR. One.l0uTth cAOh; the reaIdue IN
SouSl inStSlnsnts at ono, two and three years.
mSSi' - + mo. P. GILCHRIST,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-27
Gtregttelh9eurer.
SATURDAY, AUGUsT27, 1870.
New Advertisements.

New Advertisements.
Steamer W. F. Curtis. ia l.-
Religions Notice. .'.''
Take Notice. ..
Wanted-Town CanvaSSefS ~
Proposals will be Received &c.
The Constitution Cook Stove.
N. Y, Herald Corps Of European ,NVaI
Correspondents. STR 4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-27

dor sALE-A VERY GOOD In ~
Il Two Story Brick Dwelling House iih
Wilh rooms, on Main street, First Ward.
Also, Lot No. 81, corner Market and Washing
ton street, First Ward.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-27

OAIB, and Try a dish Of those delicious
b'liyalyysE4sh at q 4 B ; .,pa .,.i
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-27

Louis v, BTGSD Is now offering his co.
tire stock of Colored Shoes at cost. +
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-27
CiTY'iCOUflS,IiCI;jIjLI...,'

Aspecial meeting Of the Council was
held last EVENING" in the City Building, for
the purpose Of considering the best means
OF collecting the delinquent taxes.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-27
IcE CREAM every Jay, the year round

my 70 s'I' y NJ
" Y X, !B1ee4lLers..n ~ u
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-27

!, In this Branch His Honor, Mayor Nc
Clelan, occupied the chair. Present
Messrs Blair, CulbertsOn, Hall, Harrison,
Quarter, Rinehart schambra, Simpson,
Sweeney and Wilson-10.
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pITHRIbGE q CO.,
Nnn CnHtla. l aNEranna NnnhtN 2
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-01
The Alabama Claims Put or Again.

True to his lazy, do-nothing system Prcsi.
dent GRANT proposes once more TO postpone
the Alabama claims. There being favor
able opportunity for obtaining satisfactory
settlement, the President nud his Secretary IF
State conclude that the best thing they
can do is to do nothing
1t is announced that Mr. MORTON, the new
Minister to St. Jamess, will not sail for Lon.
don until about the middle of November.
lie has now gone TO the mineral springs of
Michigan for the benefit OF his health, and
after lie has got through there, he is going
10 mako stump speeches in Indiana until after
tho election.
This is perfectly absurd. II Mr.. MoRToN
is TO undertake that mission, he should set
out by the first steamer. We ought TO have
a Minister in London this very day fully en-
powered TO manage tho Alabama claims and
they should lie settled now. But under the
rule Of GR,NT snd Ftsu nothing is to be cx-
pcc,cd but indifference to everything hut
nmuscmant Tho postponement Of oil i'm
porant public business is 4 matter of course.
the Alabama claims included
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-01

the accounts of the services at ~. Sacra-
mcnts Chapel published In the daily papers
were exaggerated sensational, and positively
folsc If such had been the case, there was
rare unanimity exhibited by the reporters,
for their accounts agreed go nearly, even in
minute particulars, that they seemed rather
10 have cmanated from the same pen, or to
have been inspired by some person speaking
by authority. The latter proves to be the
case The ChUirh journal of this city, an
orgrn ofthc Episcopelians having taken the
PAINS TO inquire where tie reporters Of two
daily papers, THE Sun and the Express
obtained their information finds that they
wore supplied with the necessary facts
and data by two ritualistic clergymcn, and
accurately reproduced them in their reports
SO much nonsense Is uttered about the
alleged ineccuracy Of the newspapers in
reporting the events of the day, that il is
gratifying occasionally TO have the opportu.
nifty TO show on good testimony, as in the
present instance that TO inquire how reports
ara prepared is in almost every instance to
show how absolutely trustworthy they nre.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-01
No Reply from Gen. woodrord.

Tn an elaborate speech Of Albany on WodEcs
day evening, Gen. WooDroRD affected TO
treat with indifference aud contempt the
charge of his completely with APPLETON
0AKsMITn, .tho slavetrnIcr. as wcll as the
charge that five thousand dollars wore paid
10 his law partner for the passage of tue
French Cable bill, and the charge that in the
Canal Board he habtuAlly supported every
rotten claim and every suspicious project.
Here is the easy aud airy language in which,
according to the Tribune, he deals with these
serious imputations
"If IoHN r. HoFrMAN. uron an examination Of
fheso any charges nguinst me, will consent to
father them himself, ald VIII meet NE ON tns plat
form or my oHerWitln this state during the can.
vdss, and present his allegations aud proc Will
that tAe cLdises are i-lse, AID th-t he
ID Dtsidkth,'
This will remind the public Of Mr. GREE
LEy's celebrated undertaking that If Gov
CLArLIN Of Massachusetts, would investigate
the charge Of bribery brought by the Legs
lature Of Massachusetts, against BANCROFT
DAVIS, the Bribc-taker, he (GREELEY) would
then make up what he calls his mind wheth-
or DAVIS was really guilty of bribe-taking
or not.
We tell Gen WooDFoUD that this sub Get
cannot he dismissed in such a manner The
accusations agains. him arc made on rcspon.
tible authority they are not of the ordinary
character of elcctionocring attacks, and he
cannot afford TO treat them with lcvity.
Such a reply as the Tif6uns puts in his
mouth will be regarded by the grsa. major
ity Of citizens as nothing but roundabout
admission that no is really unable to dis
prove the facts alleged against him. If nc
ran say nothing better than this he would
do well to withdraw from the canvass with.
out stopping to take breath
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-01
curnAw. 2. C. Sept 7. 1870.
PETERS BASQtET.

An Old New York Fireman Mt the Tongue of
the Political Machine In HOboken-Thc
NOurE DemocruCJ's Iui,i"t Ni,toIJ.
The Young Democracy" OF West Hoboken,
n J., have revolutonized politics in that town,
For more than three years the township. although
strongly Democratic, has been under the control Of
a clique OF old fosies, OF which Chauneey Burr, A.
L Gregory, and Mr.. Galbrath are the ruling
srirts To redeem local politics rom the dicta'ion
OF these disciples of TNmmany HNll. the Young De-
recently got together, and resolved to or
Fauize. and have things their own way At the prt-
mlries. TIC Hon. Peter Y. Everett wss the hand
some Jimmy O'Brcn around whose standard tile
ieformer~ were 10 rather. The Hon. Peter accepted
the sItuaton chearluly md At once ret about form
Ing club, TO be composed OF the yonng men OF The
ticians whose claims upon the emocrary had never
been recognized BY the silk-stocknged Burr and
G4lbraith-the Tweed and SSeeny Of the party 10
Peter was highly successful. He organized club
Of hundred members. called The National Demo
cratic Club OF West Uoboken, and OF course Peter
became its Chairman This Club its hrst vic
tory on Tuesday last, when II SWEPT away every.
thlng at the primaries, and drove the Burr party
into their holes Elated VI the victory, tho Club
resolved to offer hg dinner to their friends. Ae-
cordingy, about 900 invitations were distributed for
Thursday niHht. The company assembled IN hunz's
HOTEL on Falisade avenue. Tue large ballroom OF
the hotel was handsomely decorated with nags and
streauers and brilliantly lighted. rour larye tables
were spread in the centre OF the door, laden with
toothsome viands.
Tie gallant Peter was In Ma glo-y-he was ubiqui-
tous-now mailing up an additional fs", then receiv-
ing n distinguished guest The guests began 10 ar
rive at about O'clock, and on tier appearance
were hurried into side reception room, where the
wines we're cooling. Al o'clock the dining room
WAS thrown open. and the Euests, to the number Of
one hundred and nity, Nere seated at The tables
o. course the presiding .gsuus al the feast w7@
Peter, and having seea that We guests art he CuD
were scNt, Peter arose and addressed the com
pany IN h. Old fre-tongne, as loNows:
GrNrIHNEV, II is hardly for M - more 81 ms
a. Won to al TO and hsip eat M tls here .raa
u ~. - saw.Ha fall
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-01
Bribe-Takins Bancroft Davis.
Tho Albany Z.meS discusses in tho follow
Jag manner the facts in tho case ol Ban
CRoFi DAVIS, the Brbctdker:

Tho Albany Tunes discusses in tho follow.
ing manner the facts in tho case OF Ban.
oRorl DAVIS, the Br.botaker.
" One Of the nos. curious iae,dsnt, Of the ious.
wi. IE YSrx ,I we H.s rl 'raG .n
~ aitcr ~ nd nen,,a arc mel.u, q, charge
iu'er,ss Of a.. Lie i4losd C..1p.a,. Vile b.,
9n he he % e.u.,.rss,. rof, I 90 mol, ,,..
Got 1r. pNls -.e4 {; la ..r'. oi
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-01
The INnerai of Admiral Farrarut.

President ULYSSES $. GRANT, Secretary of
the Navy GEORGE NJ. RoBgsoS, Postmaster.
General JouN A. J. CrEswELL, ami secrc-
tary of War WILLIAM w BELKNAP attended
the funeral of Admiral FARrAGuT in this
city yesterday. This is nm illustration of the
power of the press forcing them to do what
they didn't want to do.
After the noble Admiral was buried, the
distinguished gentlemen above mentioned
attended champagne SUPPER at the rooms
OF the Union League. This is an illustration
Of the power of appetite
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-01
SON BEaMB.

-Cut-Throat Depot is the inviting name Of .
new town In California
-Dyeing for love -Coloring your moustache 10
please your sweetheart
--onc.half Of the world don't know how the
other half i've. and Is 10 none OF their business
Many man who would scorn 10 steal song
would think nothing Of stealing march Snyb
The Freshman class at Yale College has l6I
members about ej less than the same class Harvard
one OF lhem Is coosod.
An eccentric but observant English traveller
says that he has travelled three,lmcs round globa
aud seen but Two classes ofGeope-nen ALI "VG4sH-
"cIcsLY"
tdHdh Station
c'ccly saws you're q poeti may pei ann mach On
l rect "i you'd give me hundred, ana beat me every
rosFy;.iha,s The way some chan. mt, M an lh,s
WHAT'S the matter WIth me.
rcc'r7 Just lock round ygu-,ss'i, rock and 'ags;
Ssgc.hgusn rock ami alSa I; ant 10 pretty pt.'!
sg II nG sist ~ ,6. an IN ,s w ,s
n sshL
roetrv'-weil now-rorr' rol'y. rur IN Won mani
gs r'1, ~, ~, 3.3,i a.: & AM, n. .59f
jest saet NAT door lha' ".IJe' ior eIcoyt ears
&c rotced PoNy-the n'Av' A month la'or- ,nc vas
C,co' NY oil woma,-w.s no plvnso ana f,rrora,
uur If nr. bod ala cr'-y. and talked OF H,Nr, and
Family man Yourself 'lr2 Wei Iol know what vo-
EaTyou, she WAS and rc' ess said that she cooldnt
r',y-ahI 70 e uearc,, woman seventeen miles away.
nut NO tup VIII the doc or, aa4 et-d b, would
,alI ,nier .,ae4 b. no .faa'y and faced Ia that
lt u lAui.
one r'-s'. nc t'-rl Or oc'abcr-I va~c VITA chm
For - 'o.rtw4s srnd.ns open, ard clcc,y want
~. 700. va, rIn9o1 on ne. oIanSer winch nsaid
But r.l zone to yeit her ucishoor-scyenteeu mics
For ont IN the road, next mint starcl Il. eud a.
Ruunin. a,st this way and Tat way Ike hound as'
10: lee wsrn't 10 track in tic darkness to tel
lheWay she went.
I've had some migl mean moments afo,e scu ID
Eo o, o S9 IN Glap; IN n 1Towpc9 .'mo'' soa
Was rally a. onsatls iact ~ a. anYtulas "a ag 'r
"cicglly, S,coly clccly'" caleb and n,l N,
And .ccsly!" came from the canyon ani 80 '7i.a'
And "CicclY ciccly' clcely'" came from N roc"
And g., bat whisper Of cIccy!" down roa hen
peaAs u snow.
amt Whist you cal reirloa.-b IN, l--t l.o.r. 90 70
And.,h.. [or's 70 wno, ru coming, ana r.r oeg'
put a,geay 70 The ce'r4g.l yarer ant nls
7 and waller and danunp, tssem,.'otc. mel
ME md olcr snd 1ouc.rr-lnr,-. a.. d.,
aud thought OF rnru 'hnr.su ta,. fe.'
io' It tEen and ,hir
oyc The brush and uow.I,rs, ] -...... .o'a'd
E,rrep.2qss De ,tar'roro me. asat e'r.' al
ou1u N,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-01
The NIoycmcula Of the Yachts.

and Magic started fer Sandy Hook, to engage in the
race postponed nom the day previous. They ar
rived at lie Horse Shoe shortly after o'clock snd
anchored. FndH. there was no cha.-. OF getting
stake boat both yachts drew up their anchors and,
IN company with tie Daun'ioss, started Tor home
which tloy reached about T. NJ. Mr.. Aabufy went
on board the Migic and wanted to sail tue race to-
DAY, but MT Oscood, uailng UtEeT eug IsvlnoDo ~
fixed the race for Monday
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-01

An aeronaut, named Long who goes up in q
balloon or the bereGt nf De llayens circus, nude
narrow escape a. Norfolk, Va, tue other DAY. TIE
asccn' ion was exceedingly beautiful. carving the
ear containing NJ. Long about milo nigh and pro
ceeled towards Town Point with startling velocity
Tie balloon made rapid descent, ALSO utely ieIr-
lul and ~ II approached the earth II began = vi
brae 70 such degree 70 require an tho nerve and
dtterminalion ynung Long was master Of to hold
ON, AZ ChambeIlllns vi arr the car struck tho stay
the water . distance OF about fifty feet, and who
ESCAPED with a few slight Injuries The balloon 10
It's coUTfe carried aNsy the topmasts Of two eIoVvs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-01
A Fight for a GniIant Fireman.

Capt. John Castles was recently sent from Che
Fourteenth Ward TO the Fourth. TO command the
nre engine company in William street. Bot toe
property owners ofthe Fourteenth Ward made spcs
objections to the change that the Fire Commission
ers began to ralk OF sending capt Castles back to
his old command, and then tie Fourth Warters
among whom the captain had spent nearly lifetime,
very emphatically gave the Fire Cummiss iuncrs 70
understand that he was wanted in the Fourth Ward
where, as Foreman Of oil No Hose he had won
the esteem OF everybody. The people Of the Fourth
have tie captain, and insist that Change shall be
nuda
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-01
Justice Bowling on the Charity Confidence
Operators.

Edward D. Du,enbcrry wss before Justice
DoNlinE in tie Special Sessions accused by Addison
ClmmSok II lraudulcnuy collecting money for ST.
Barna0as Church Fair. Tho evidence was concu
si'e' Ia sentencing the prisoner his Honor SAID!
lyon were before ne some time ago on A charge
luNi l.re ms, l tlink fwlntlng charitable people is
lhr Mthlct KIND o. ia t"ay, You must be- mean,
ctHi'mplu.e itll. W u rN he wIorg ~ isfllte
tosu" ihp he ~ ~ H,r 20 t'ntcucr rr.o1rr Tor u
greater Term trn re law p.osciur. huj wish was
o. mN lower e. Eve YOU more ,haI he trrcur allow
ed mo- d. law, ~ulgh rAal ll SI moI.s iu me Pen
He4I41J AID tJJ ALe, to ttlud Committed uYi pad"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-01
LIFE In THE METROPOLIS.
DASHES MEME AND THERE BY THE
SUNS RIPORTERS

Making SoIBcthina Interesting Of n vcrv mr.
subject-How Treasury Clerks Contri,.
to Outlive Political Partie--RevcIatiou.
by an Old Governmcu Omoisi.
Alexander Delmar, late Chief Of the Bureau Of
Statistics at Washington lectured last night before
the Liberal Club upon tue u. 4. Treasury. Dclmsr
is swarthy little man, Of Oriental aspect, with
flowing black hair, a long nose. and an immensely
thlck moustache and goatec. Put hi m in an Alba.
man peiticoat and he would make q nrst class
Greek. Mount him with red Fee cap, and lie
would pass Tor Turk, with Atty wives.
Mr. Delmar said that ~ we had no complicated
aud delicate international relations such as those Of
Europe the Secretary Of Stats under this Govern
ment could be ned by very commonplace man. az
has been proved In the case OF Grants Admin,str.-
ton II was necessary, however that the seoretary
Of the Treasury should be very able az his depart
ment was practically the Government itBelE
The speaker told several good stories eoncerninr
the blunders committed tn connection with tarir
and internal revenue collecting. Few cllanQes. he
said, were made In the Treasury Department M.
merous clerks are now there who hrld Office under
Buchanan, and previous to his dav. Eleh man has
managed to render himself indisnensnble Nv neyer
letting ANYBODY know what he Is doing or low il il
done II directed 10 acqUant any one else with
his duties, he never Informs him corr, city The
many sinecure ofhces were also touched ur0n like
wiec the monsrous inoonsisJe nCiea and dihorgani-
zation Of the Department.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-01
Planting Death In Harlem.

Complaint is made that the contractor who is
llhns in one Hundred and Seventh street IL usip<
boat loads OF the refuse OF the city for that purpose
The mas been going on for nearly two weeks past
The stencil arising from this refuse II horrihla
Nearly every family In the neigbborlood IL sick.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-01
Oui ot,he world with n Ru,b.

Francis Nuring, Of Lansingburgh, committed
suicide un MeflrsdN by Nlrg down upon
the track Of the Troy aud Boston Rairi,d,
ur.r E.y'e lridCc in mont of an approaching train.
H. chose a curve m tie road 90 that NJ engineer
could not see Inn Until It WAS too late. Ho lay with
hts head nom Tie th.lnc, ard Tins awaited death.
THO locomotive, tcudHr, and h'e comedies, passcd
over Lin, nearly cutting OF his head and she. kn-ly
UunInu- hs body. The following lotte, w4s louad
boz his c'utImg
Ih1Ne 'e'ee,ed s place because the curve H. large,
ana tllut ur II 10 stJu late To stpn TIE en-
cue lWr thal a.. out ut tue world W.lh rush. |
uuyn lo.' .hcu mN.ru win SON" lOltiTud whiskCy,
which got 4 ue Z, .,O where llAy bee found SOME
u 30 ~ IN, same s.rt, whoever uuds NY dead body
az ih.' i.lc, WI owN up am SEM my personal
ur cts my &C., NlF Gertrude NuitlEg, M Lansing.
uurfi. Old tu.s by my own naad. Rum is The cause.
Lave tUl one Ir-ut hat il my vic FOR she haslc
y.c 'u iur ncNrty srnsr Of tho word INT cannot
.tra., Iecr 70 1 AL tTed OF Ne. So now farewell
ltu.u4 ike to write to c Lansing
lut n.y tine 10 short and have no paptr ~
lw.lte o. 10 on nc Top Of tie ran ini, me IN INV
Cuihtt, ~ an. avn not woItly OF a sliToud OF Cof
tn. / have twenty nv, cents IN MY vi pocket segd
uf AID NE theI hugs TO my VIE ~ btioie an cctcd
Lh." " brother at Johusonyiie. / hCle lie Will shed
uus l,al ~ uemorY and thyn
LET NE be FORGOTTEN
Father wish could live TO ulal your hone. and
phts, bni cannot Oh, rum ruu. rum h r.
OcToBBR FmsT. Money deD0htod Tins day m I'M.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-01

wmiT nHNgRs CAN Do on the 'rot'!n, ira X
as thngs aye srranged nowudiy.. drivers can do
cVery thiug IL ~iI net do 10 be deceived " t.e
pr-vai!ins r1tes % bettiig race. Frequently
til men concerned on tho opposite sidc- in tie
heuuK arC, in rcGiy, on the slGle siGe w intrC,t
rase the case of Goldsmith Maid 10 trot at Mrsiic
Par = on Saturday. EVER man rUstai Ia turf mat
tors IN crstanfs that shc Va exc - 20 ll. t"e
which can only be accomplished b. combination
cf Shire Things driver Who MI run o." i..sc lu.
stead Of troltrnS hsr iudgas who siii time Snort ;
aAI, hlaiIy, -l.OTt tues Let Az li.l be.,euira
w.o happen N b. at Nys Ic hoi thoir ga ,.es, aud
also let ta6a NLLs they cIn see.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-01

Senator FENroN is not 60 prominent as a
Republican candidate for the Presidency as he
was a year ago; but he may come up again.
When the vote on GRASr's favori,e. Gov Woop-
FORD, is taken in November, and he is beaten
fly thousand or so, will il not be regarded a
vote in favor of FtSroSS How fast the political
Kaleidoscope chanresl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-01

In confirmation of what we sgid Vrstcr.
day, We copy the following raragrsp;s from
IViLtcS SDtra and the Neo York II rr!l

ifUW WtlcT STbT
RU"SI"G AT TR,rTtNU..-u "a suu-rr.rl thsi q
tnFfrh hns reeu for tHe 80 'l- li'h NJ 4
To tot against time al hy -, Park Dlsl.r. 40 20 u,
ON. ls- F-g tne tertU, 90 A.astf. Il =. uu q
doe, we call their attention 90 something wlicn s
snrnel htru, viz mat tlis ls match At al, vat
simply hipppdrUme and q lumbl-. II 10 Is not a
t0tQ Rds mitch. the proprietor ousht TO lrt the pub
lie know that act AMI IN any case II VIII be tLulr
du'y 10 pa men In the stand who ~ill not .ou'ould
running win trJtunE, and thereby aid IN swiuuiing
In
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-01
Grinneirs Smuggling sbip-Aucmpi TO soi.s
tho Hudson.

In THn SuSa week ago appeared an account q
the arrest OF Charles Knight nrst mate Of the SHIP
Hudson. Tor smuggling. quantity oflace, on which
he had not paid duty, found In his possession.
while lie taking 1t on the vessel, and It w,s found
10 be worth $1,000. Knight, 1t seems, purchased II
in London for a100 aud the Custom House officers
assert that It was to have been sold to q Broadway
merchant The ship u owned by the " Good OLD
Man." and Major Young, OF the Surveyors Depart
ment, made IA effort TO have II soSed aud
lbelled; but Mr.. Grinnell opposed the movement
and It did not succeed. Deputy Collector Clark,
who holds the fat place OF head OF the seizure do
plrtment, has taken care OF the interests OF hr.
Grnncl but the facts are 10 be represented 70 Col
lector Murphy.