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Weston stopped hero to eat, with more success
II being now broad DAYLIGHT spectators began to
drop In more freely. and bots Of s25 10 t10 on time
we're offered, but we did no, see any takers. After
rest OF minutes and Is seconds Weston got TO
work again, apparently lively NJ the start Be-
low Is tbs time OF the next ten miles
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Il is reported thai one hundred viii be sent out 70.
day.
The local leaders OF the Newark Fenian move
mont are very retcent-but very active. A. Krem-
lin Hall yesterday large crowd OF rongh looking
Fcnans met and discussed the news. They were
husiastic for fight. and several recruits
added to tho JORGE that already prepared TO go
with their eompatriots. At4 10 the party consist
York Railroad for New York They are ali rough
strong young men, capable evidently OF great en-
durance. Their passage was secured during the
day by their Chief Mr.. Chapman, who remains to
get more recruits together At Elizabeth yesterday
a movement was made, and fifteen men were sont to
New York By the o'clock train.
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The New Representation.

WASHINGTON, May 25.-The amendments TO tho
Apportionment bill increase the number OF members
OF the House from S75 to 800 from March 3, 1871
And strike out the requirement that in any Ststs
where the number OF will be reduced
by the new spportionment the reduction shall not
take effect in the forty-second Congress.
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The Uxbridae Murders,

LONDON, May 25.-A man who was arrested
last light on suspicion OF committing tho murder
at Uxbridge, was examined to-dav The evidence
Is strongly against him. Tho clothes worn by the
prisoner were identified those OF one OF his vio
Tins Another person. who calls himself Robinson
was arrested to-day at Wycombe, as an acces
sorry In the crime
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A Cadet.h,p Buyer Punished.

Commander Upshur, for buying a naval cadet
ship for his son. has been found guilty by n naval
court martial OF conduct unbecomng an ofiicer and
has been sentenced TO be publicly reprimanded b.
the Secretary Of the Navy. The sentence has beeu
approved and the reprimand administered In Gen
eral Orders by the Score tary.
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Weston stopped again on the 6ssth round to eat,
and rested minutes 38 seconds. The arrival Of the
band and their inspiriting music ~ O'Clock. sent
the weary walker about his 64th m lie in IL minutes
and 81 seconds, amid tho applause OF the increasing
throng, including number OF the gentler sex. The
next ton miles gone over follows;
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Time Time of day
ilpa nf ptifa IA ~ I

At the 65lst round he stopped for three minutes
and iortyone seconds to put whiskey in his boots,
and Immediately went on again. The crowd had
now become immense, and the plucky pedestrian was
warmly applauded The following is the time OF the
last ten miles
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On the 600th round he stopped eight minutes 3
eat, and took some peppermint lie had now al
most encrsached tie whole Of his spare time, but
he aterward let himself out and gained for while
at the rate of minute mile. Tho band continued
to play at short intervals, and this and the frequent
applause of the crowd helped linn on considerably
Below " give the time OF the next seven miles
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Tho New Jersey FenIans.

Yesterday the Fenians Of New Jersey were on
the move, and large number OF recruits were sent
out. In Paterson they arc organzing In large mum
bers. Yesterday q meeting was held at their head
quarters, al which nearly ono hundred mon were
present, and subscriptions were taken for the
" "nrosecuu0a OF tho war" EIu men dressed IN
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Losses of the Insurance Companies-42i
Buildings Burned.

Buildings Burned.
QuEnEc, May 25.-The loss by the great ir,
foots up at s50Oo0O about half covered bv in,urarci
as follows: Home, 100000; Quebec, t1e, 900; Fher
$4,000; North British, 5000; Royal. s3On9
London Corporation, 5000; Imperial, 5000; on
don and Liverpool, si5.C0O; British Amer a.
$4,000; Provincial, $4,000; Western, 81 90 !
-Four hundred and nineteen houses, q foui, ry,
potash factory. two ships, and large quantity o
lumber were DESTROYED.
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Women TO Vote In Italy.
THE QUEBEC FIRE.

Florence, May 25.-Italian women can hero
after vote in the municipal elections
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THH HUDSON R. n. DEPOT
FIRST UNITED STATES ARTILLERY

from Fort Hamilton. Major Manader very cour-
teously gave the information that the troops were
destined for ogdensburgh, and that the United
States distributing its forces along the Canadian
line 10 went II possible any violation OF the
trality laws. At o'clock MAJOR MS party were fol-
lowed by another detachment OF the First Artillery
under Major Haskins, numbering 90 men,
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THE OLD WORLDS NEWS,
THE INDEPENDENCE or PoRrugAI
TO DE MAISTAINED.

Neither Prins nsr Ssldanha Dresming Of the
Ibcrian Unicn-spain not Responsible fss
tho Psrtasuese Revelutien-The New Cab
| inet Of Portugal.
/ MADRID, May 95.-1n the Cortes yesterday
Gen. Prim made an explanation Of the relations o.
Spain and Portugal. He declared that spain had
taken no part In the recent events In the sister
kingdom. The Iberisn Union could be accomplished
only through the love Of the two peoples. not By sca
| OF violence.
Tho Spanish Government has ordered The deiiv-
eranoe Of the four Englishmen captured By brgands
| near Gibraltar.
The bill authorizing civil marriages has passed tbs
| Ccrtes, and Is q law.
LIsBor, MAY a5.-A proclamation has been pub
iisbed BY the Duke OF Ssidsnhs, denying thst Tho
late movement was In the interest," OF peninsu,sr
| unity. He has promised to use oil his efforts 70
| msintain Portuguese independence. -
The Cortes has adjourned. Ono Of the last sets
OF the session the taking OF su oath By all the
deputies 10 defend the Independence OF Portugal.
The Cortes will reassemble on the 10th OF June. {,
The new Ministry Is to be constituted as follows.
War. Duke de saldanla; Interior, the Bishop Of
visen; Public Works, Senior Carvalho; Foreign AZ
fairs, Senor Cavila tho Finances, Senior saraiba
Marine, Senor Andrale.
PARIS, May 25.-Letters from Lisbon say that tho
late Prime Minister Loute intended to arrest th,
Duke de salcanhs. and to prevent this, the iattet
resorted 10 the military coup dttdt.
Is Napoleon Sending Troops to Romcr
Paris, May 25.-The Corps Legisatif has
sdop ted an amendment to the press law, which wal
prop osed by the Opposition. Tie Ministers resisted
the passage OF the amendment, but without avail.
despatch from Rome, dated yesterday. denies
that the French Government is sending reinforce
mepts to Rome. Meanwhile the journal des Abe
Maritime INSERTS that two regiments OF infantry and
one OF cavalry arrived at Toulon on Saturday and
embarked for Rome.
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The Bcnians Rush 90 the Border-Tbe Whole
Country Alive with Armed Men.
PoU0nKEEPsIE, May 25.-Batterics G snd NJ.
First United states Artillery, Col Langdon com
manding passed here tonight going north en- route
10 Ogdensburgh.
The Fenian Major Cen. Gleason and staff are on
board the same train.
Battery k, First United States Artillery, Major
Frank Lay,or in command. passed horo on another
train.
Qenarsl Qisssea states hat tbss lssdisg Fspias
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special train was at Potsdsm Junction with $50
armed Fenians. on their way to ST. Aibans TO
move on st. Almonds Centre through Pigeon
Hill.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-17
LECTURES, MEETINGS. ETC.

Mrs. Laura C. Holloway lectured last night
at the Cooper Institute the Peril OF the Hour"
The managers of the Hebrew Charity Fair
have been persuaded to continue 1t until next Wednes
day evening.
The daily receipts of the Hudson County
Ho-ptal Fair at Hofiman's Arcade in Jersey City
about $500.
Pierre Blanchet, q Montreal journalist, read
paper last evening before the French Canadian Club.
urging the advantages OF the annexation OF Canada TO
the United states.
Mum Lodge No. 190 F. and A. NJ, has
elected the following officers: James H. Corey, Master
Peter J. Mcauey s. W; James wanman. j. W.; James
Fairbairn, Secretary; +. cchecker, Treasurer.
The Capital and Labor Cooperative COlOni-
cation Society will hold public meeting at Demilt Hail.
tomorrow afternoon TO promote emigration to the West
among the poor and unemp Dyed Iaborlng classes VI
ksW-lOrk
T.. Livingston Morse, the new President Of
tha We,tern Branch of the Young Mems Christian Asso
ciatjon was installed last evening After the ceremony
the Rev Mr. Danncr OF the Sixthave Reformed Church
delivered an address on Moral Screws
The receipts of the Fair in aid Of the Union
Home and School on the opening evening 81 500
Ibe list OF chances the grand lottery for 100 prizes
elegant meerschaun IL already brisk, Gen. Mcclellan
being thus far the favorite.
The NeW-YOrk Political Science Society has
President C. f. Mcbride yicePresidents, William Con-
molly r. karelsrn Recording Secretary, r. Fitlslm-
mons. Corresponding secretary, L. HeFdrf treasurer
p Gletson; Editor. WIN. T.. ROgan.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-17

veins All with rc his passion is apt TO run away with his
vo,o-vh.ch Is great pity, for 1t Is voice very crate
I'm, Tn the car and he IL at other times Ike an artist
Mr. Franoseh deserves high praise for neat, sonor0us
and we'll uhrasrd Interpretation Of the principal bass
mart and MT Verng delivered the baritone with great
sorce-rather too muob sonetimes-and WIN Ih5gn ,S
yence The weak spot In tie cast was the MGrceHine
rhere are but chouSes In the opera, ana the Ist
~ those contains only few sung SOTO r0ee SO
fhere WAS o9trityey little for the MnnerchOr 10 90
but that little is music. and they did IL spenuuy
The Prisoners Chorus can never be appreciated e1cep
Whep n Is given. IL was last nlgnt ny
largo body OF trained singers, and even tnough
they were shufled rather awkwardy ABOUT uo
not disposed on snch an occasion 70 DC over ~
ical about minor points It was In the nnale OF lhe
opera that the ladies and gentlemen appeared I'D lu
force, covering the stage with picturesque groups NY
cosng khc performance with most glorious ouburst OF
insDiritnR song As the curtain FELL the enthusiasm OF
the crowded audience found vent In loud shouts OF
pleasure The orchestra conducted oy MT Neuenuorn,
PLAYED the wonderful accOmpanments for the most par
with care and precision, an uncertain SOUND now anu
then from the horn being the principal defect the over
{uro chosen the one In (NO. ~, the one when bee
inferior TO the great No. 5, II not 10 Inc tno
others also but IL Is commonly given as the
zion TO the opera that : Is usually sty led the
overture while the others known as the ovefcs W
dor divided the work last night into three aols @
of two This convenient for the artlss anu no
penters but the effect not pleasant Inc ~ ~
merary division made after the prison
In this scene that the interest OF the opera GU . 49,
and II the curtain falls at end OF it we feel that the
performance ought there end The 20 Is an
ante-elimax and the next scene opens lang
But with the echoes OF this divine music sun TN glhs
IN and the recollection OF so hch Una, was eA
ceent in the tempting us 10
do not find 1t in our heart 70 nhd Ist ~ .m S
ohor what they have ana OF thahs ior
he pleasure they have given to the musical public
New-York tribune., 1870-12-17
TIE DRAMA
ASSOCIATION HALL - UN1yERSALISr LYCEUm
ENTERTAINMENT.
+. b. TowSsESD. Adjutant-G c cneral,

ASSOCIATION HALL - UN1yERsALISr LYCEUM
ENTERTAINMENT.
Last Tuesday evening, at Association Hall,
Nj. 4. c. Harriet gave an entertainneItCf literary
and dramatic Character-by way OF concluding the
annual Lyeeum Course Of the Young Mems UniyeIsast
Association. large and attentive assemblage enjoyed
and applauded the performance Mr. Harriet prefdced
each Oh his selections with few Introductory yoTdssO
as Ia make the transitions easy and agreeable from
topic 10 anotherand recited with much oarnestness
aud skill His voice Is strong aud OF smooth and n0Xbe
shows and taste lie manifested In each instance
sympathetic appreciation Of the author ho had chosen
10 interpret; and the precision with which
in Migges" and Martin Cnuzzewit"-1e indiyldu
slizcd the several characters, showed study OF human
nature aud careful culture Of the Initiative faculty Al
together Mr. Harriet clearly seen 10 bc an elOcu
ZIONIST of good performance und promise suc-
cess in this particular line Of effort however, cannot
be eter Brilliant permanent, OF valuable except ia rare
cases such u reader IA Fanny Kemble. for example
who makes reading enjoyable for its own sake-is a
plrnunienilI. Readers Ia general disappear almost
as rapidly rs they ariSe-wnich IL probably bless
ing aua yl cA ensles the fact that the form of
art itsf s tedious, except when superbly illustrated.
amt under the best VI circumstances, II uupopular-I
Is worthy uf passing remark, by the way, that FRET
Uartcs Mggcs "a sketch remarkable for hulhor-
ous tender and graphic charactcrpantng ss ~ lee \
ycritable gem Of English writink--SRs enjoyed with
keen ayidity by Mr. Harrlots audience. Many audi
ences We do not doubt would Like 10 hear Bret HJrto
himself read his own stories
New-York tribune., 1870-12-17
A TESTIMONIAL TO THE FATHER or CHEAP
POSTAGE.
Prof q r. Il. MOrse, NJ III, Grinnell, w. III.

Aspinwall, David Hoadey, A. p NJ Roome, and others,
have issued an to the people Of the United States
proposing that every person who may he so Inclined
shall on Monday December lS 1870 set apart one eee-
cent stamp or the equivalent thereof ior e'ory F'er
received ON that day. rs holiday offering TO Mr James
w Hale that being the bOth anniversary Of Mr. Hale's
connection with the newspaper press o., q r
Prof Morse says, In u note tO Mr. william orIon -
have long known James w. Hale a. the energeuc shu
Jealous originator the Cheap Postage system " @ sho
United States He II, In TRUTH the Rowland mn o n
United States. III any man living deserves natlonM
testimonial for great public services think Is oI.
Hale who has AT great fsacrihce devoted hls tIo
and talents, might say gratuitoasiS, hs "cu us e~
GENTLY for the public benefit"
Whatever offerings made may be sent directly 70
Mr. Hale, No. 90 Wall st., NeW-IUrk
New-York tribune., 1870-12-17

DIED.
BROws-At Harlem THURSDAY morning Dec u.s. Rev Harvey
Brown ia the 18th rir Of his ege, in blessed hope "a
and c1ds otIe TAMIL and members Of the sevictt
the Of lis b. H. brown No III
~ @ ss1Sls, l7 .t Hi remains VIII 10 taxed to Gs
Plains for nerlent by o'clock train from Harlem Depot
BLLDec lS Ida Ellis yOunses daughter Of Joan p AMI MAy A
FGnr1a from the residence parents, Ami Flushing L. L,
sunday afternoon Dec H. FieIn OF he any
yiel TO attend.
FARRgl-on Tuesday morning. Dec 49, residence Pb.-
ph Farrell formerly OF his city in the 'o'h OF his
GREsSSuieply on wednesday, Dec H. Mrs A Green widow
The eps Of the family are invited to
of her bothernau Eavar H. Faulkner No. 1l West r"eu-
ty-third-st. Saturday, a. O'Clock y.
nART-suddenly on THURSDAY. Dec Is Miss Sarah Hart
residence Of her Oothernaw. William Close No ~ Md
Sunday afternoon 1870 inst at y oA he rens'ns VII Dc tsAea
White Pn, for nterment Monday, b. the Il H. train O
Twenty sIths-
HYSARD-ou Wednesday Dee A. Le,lds Ann wife Of Auguu,
Tho relatives and 5mi also the members Of Hope Lodge
No ami Morton Coamaudcry No eeuy Invited Aseni
on Saturiay, lin inst at o clock ?.
JENKISs-Mary jenkins, Wednesday morning. Dec H. 1870 in the
I prr. services viii take place az her late readooce
Sunday Dec 10, II eloc Friends respectfully
Iuyei
JoSRs-on Friday morning Fec l6 sner long ines. resi-
No. 26J Fhe. Oliver H. Jones IA the 'u OF hs
Soaee Of funer. hereafter
KIRDY-In this city the 18th inst, Mrs ANN L. Kirby Of paso
Punera will take place sa,aAy 7 lust at O'Clock from the red
deuce mother No 80 Net raeaty lrtt fnens OF tAs
family brctbe AcAnr William L. and Peter H. Taylor
respectfully nVied to attend
MATLASDsuden THURSDAY morning Der IS al Por Thag
n Robert L. Masnl Of this ci.y In the JJi his
nyel tue funeral
at the Presbyterian Church fase Twelfth st.,
SAtuniay morning. at 10 O'Clock
MKSSERyEAt Ilaleon n j. Dee 49, 1870 Mr. Deborah T. Mes
serve, rsIet Of Jseoo Mcsser,e aged ~ years.
The flners vii take ,e oa 81 Ma. Episcopal Church Haion
At u a. H. sAulay, Dee L. Carriage vii be me Paterson
Depot 10 NEE the "a a. traiu irVm New iOrk
wELCH-On Thury Dee l3 OF ObcTcOar consumption Thomas D.
Welrh. aged - yeau
M are requested attend bic lloe vm the residence
suer 23 sunday afternoon clock
he members of Union No. invited
New-York tribune., 1870-12-17
MISSOURI.

TIE OFFICIAL VOTE FOR GOVERNOR.
The vote for Governor, as finally returned by
the Board OF Canvassers is follows McClurg Rep,
es 1886; Brown Bolter, 1OS74 Browns majority h,OJs
TIE VOTE FOR CoNGRESsMEN-lOhicial.1
IS7Q 1SGs.
Erastus Wells DEM. 7,G9 Erastus wells Dem. Si5i
Chas Johnson Bolt... b,44s W. a fue, hep-.-.. soo5
J. W. Smith, Rep. l,91o ,,,,. -,
Wells over Johnson. ..2,l85l
SECOND DISTRICT.
q F,nkelnburg Bolt I27os G.AFnkelnburg Pep II ,506
Abram Van Warner. 1852 j. j. Lndiey, Deln... $3.50
Finkelnbures mai sac Pinkelnburgs maj 3,2lo
THIRD DISTRICT.
J. r. MoCormck Dem 1877 j. X Mccormick, Dem. 6,l63
VIM. N. Eale Bolt 2Ol6 j. r. Bush, hep. 4EIo
@. J. Van Allen. 2,SSl ,,,, 90,
Mccormick over both 3,226i
FOURTH DISTRICT.
H. T. Hayens Rem - $3.50 s. H. Boyd Rep. s,927
VIM. e Gilmore Bolt 1893 C. B McAice, Dem... 1885
~. il. Kelson, Rep 1854
Hayens's majority. 01f .o-o
FIFTIi DISTRICT.
.. Burdett Rep. .l0,79O 3. g. Bnrdett, Rep l,SsI
g. X. Smith. Bolf..... sOs6 J. y. Phillips. Deinf 7'"l
Douglass Dale. 2,O9O -.
Duruette mhOOIltyss ssffV
Burdett over Smith, Liza
New-York tribune., 1870-12-17
NEW YACHTS.

A new yacht, designed by Robert Fish, and
built by Samuel IL. Pine of Greenpoint for George
Lorllard, will be launched from the foot OF Noblest
next Monday It's dimensions arc ia feet on the water
line and 1888 feet ali "a eet beam; IL feet depth of
hold and 300 ns burden. Tie vessel has been built and
furnished In the substantial and elegant manner.
Yacht is TO he completed before Spring, by the same
builders Louis LOrard, and will Oe ntted III equally
handsome style, but not OF 80 large dimensions.
c. & X. POlOn OF Brooklyn arc also DuAdlng "a nne
yacht of 240 tuns and 100 feet waerllne uhdcr INC
supervision uf Capt. Samuels.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-17
SCHOOL FOR ORPHANS OF CoLoRED SOLDIERS.

SCHOOL FOR ORPHANS OF COLORED SOLDIERS.
A movement has been set on foot by prom
nent citizens OF Lexington, Kentucky to provide educa
tona facilities for the orphan> lett by the thousands o
coored soldiers OF that who lost their lives In the
service Of our country. before their enlistment the
these coOred soldiers had been slaves they had
accumulated little provision for their families ana
their children LETT both unprotected and destitute
Toe intention IL to bring children together where
they he preserved ruin and receive sufficient
education to enable them to procure their own support
In the purchase Of suitable site and the erection of
necessary buildings for this purpose the trustees nd IL
necessary ask aid OF chartably disposed etl-
zens The Treasurer OF the Board In Lexington Is Mr.
H. IL. Boardman. and contributions may lie addressed 10
him. to T.. ID. Hudson. NJ. d. No. 696 Broadway, Now
YORK
New-York tribune., 1870-12-17
THE STATE or TRADE.
LATEST EUROPEAN MARKETS.

HAsBrRs Dee l5Poeu quoted At Is marc baneo' II 'ch
ungs e " for American Reanej Nhe.
IosDos Dec 6ll30 m-Coasos opened at si q money
American securities opened queii u -
FyeTweuty bonds 1872, 8i; 1875 3 1901 3D. Ienrudes, J4
opened qae Bne III Illinois CenGras HOS Atlantic and
Great Western, p.
LyRRPooL l6-l0 m.COiton opened queti hiddng Up
Mhng Orleans Jtd8.i the sales OF tie day are es
bales; .sles Of the $500 bales neiading lO1
export 300 speculation, stock, 5 90 bales OF Salch 81
baie- Aneani receipts 30 900 bales including soJ bales
sf Auerc
New-York tribune., 1870-12-17
HOME NEWS.
TUK WKATuKR
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Everett House-SenatOr Spencer of Alabama,
Gcn. Francis A. walker Superintendent OF the Census
Bureau; Col c. w Glle u. s. A, and exMayor Innis OF
H. YeamIn, late u. 3. Minister to Denmark. == Grand
Central Hotel-The Hon. John Young. Member OF the
Dominion Parliament, and Major Henry Hogan, Mon
treal ==== Coleman House-Judge Eldiidge of Pough-
keepsle. BieyOOrt House-Sidney Brooks of New.
port. === Hoffman House-Col. A. X. Mcclure OF
Philadelphia. === Fifth-Avenue Hotel-ExGOy. Un-
derwood OF Vermont, Ben. Field OF Albion, N, T.; Ma
thanel Paige, Washington and Marshall Wood, Provl-
denec - ST. Nicholas Hotel-Cen. A. B McCalmont,
Pennsylvania Mayor willard OF Omaha. the Hon n: 4.
Langtord OF Montana T. h. Blackstone Chicago, ana j.
u. Mn.a Df HaIunhkN ONO.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-17
LATEST SHIP NEWS.

ARRIVED.
Steamship yept1ns. Baker, Boston. ude and pas,
SchG J. j. Pharo. soppr BaltIOrc I days, gram.
Sehr julia Nelson Calvin, eorgeiosn d. c. days coal
DOMESTIC PORTS.
H-Arnyed. steamship Mcclellan from Baltimore
n c. Dec. 0-Clead steamship Lucie for Bal'
more. Arrived steamship Pairbanks, from NeN-i ork.
Ia l6-ArDyel steamship Leo from keu.fOrf
brig Hnckey Wos oei ers . T. Baker aud Carrie
Msp from Bons-s Hole; Phi phis; u. T.
Keeling Bamoei ScAnoe irOm Long lsADd C1ael brig s.
CaAELssroy s c. Dec 6-ssiled steamship Ashland for New
York orig for Bsrceona Arrived bar KeIsr Ghaa from
Valparaiso Of supphesi schn David Miller and I from
New-iori.
DISASTERS.
Ioypoy Dec iThe shr iea Paddock. from New Belfor,
Mchse Azores arrived al Fay recently IN damaged
condition, I'D sIIh loss of overheard.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-17
POLITICAL NOTES.

The XXIst Assembly District Woodford and
Kaufman Club met last evening. william Haw Jr,
In the chair and passed resolutions indorsng Gen. Grant,
tbai.,inp the Administration for tho new Election law
condeniing the action OF Mayor Hall in his appointments
of Iuspectors OF Election, and calling upon tho HepuDi
can Sis Central Committee tO take measures To secure
healthy reorg nization OF the Republican party of the
CITY of NeW-IOrk.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-17
rHr CoNsrrurIONAL AMRNDMENTs.

IHE h''''''
The official returns on the Six amendments
to the State Con stitutOn IA follows:
First: To abolish the District CourtsYes, 1884 no,
1880 majority for, lJ0.iS1 - .,,,. ,,,--., -.
Second To repeal the Double Liability Clause-hes,
I33,T02 ; no, lO,sl9; majority Tor, l22SSJ.
Third: To abolish the test oath Tor i3iaVi
no, 1880; majority for, 120GS0.
i0rfh! To abolish the restrictions Suffrage ac-
of service in the Rebellion-Nes lZGS no. 1928
majority for, IL, 1856. - . A., -
Iita To extend the right 10 hold office 70 those now
denied t-Ycs l2L4lS; no, 1905; MAJORITY for, lOoflS
SiIth: Prohibiting the diversion Oi othDol money :
to sectarlan purpOsosYes, 126io no, lOj'; majority
for il5,J1g
New-York tribune., 1870-12-17
THE DIN r TO THE WOOL ytSUFAcTURERs.

10 the Ediof. " The EreiHg Post
Your editorial article OF last evening, in
reference the heading OF tie bil or iaie, seems " "
fleet uuiustly upon tie Committee OF Arrangements IL
was simply mistake OF my stewards, ana which very
egret that caused the printing Oh the D Of le
OF wool growers" instead OF "wOOen manufacturers
Ny attention was Immediately called to II by the Con-
mee but it too late 10 remedy it,. lOrs respect
fully, L. DENONlCO'
Dec. l6. 1870,