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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-11

COfFEE-Ro 6naly heG spagg offered but luycfs sH
n ny0Ces Sorh M GlJc gold OtL Kinds dull and homnaB
iIoig And MRAiTbe market and State Flour is
s. SAFE tue low aud medium
GRADES without change the absence Of freight
sty cheeks business for the inquiry has been eonsued
- ~ for RIa - 20U 50 20 tor Fsucy State;
the low grades Of Western kIttz a. pa % 70 for
is. fIirs s{o5d 80 for C pprg Extras; S5as5Je Tor
r- Ohio Ronnl Hoop. - 5j0 for Trade brands fGd
m Family S5Jld8 - fr AmbT Winter Wheat State
a Wtelu S7Gd S6 for White Wheat DO dol 55Ga7s5
F. dos 10 for St Louis Extra SDge S6 o. ~ IS
uoue 850Sg IS for DO Triple California aud Oregon
A1r aud nominal at - C0 % Co. Southern flour 10
medium grades aud prices are better sales LIS
tif BALTIMORE AID tOun
sg0 - Tor Frra Georgia Virginia; G850 for
1tU, Man ahj 10 20
49, Fsuiy Flour tsseT with lair business
Say 80 bbs. - % iorWhie Western abd ~ 20
9 Biyaue BuckWhat and bstteT ~ % sJd ~ "
w lor STAT. ard 81 0$2 - foI Pennsy'anis - e,
FkkGHfs-Ie Liverpool BY oil 100 b@ss Cotton AZ az" iVu'
a. hy steamer. l0QO bales Cotton ~ al -lCl ,.,-,
6kANWbeat y only moderately active Spring 70 better snaI" IN
~ tf choice White 10 fair demand for milling al u Ps SAFES
~ bash al 81 for Rejected Spring, ~ 10 @ No Clsso nIs
Chicago Spring ;t@l No Ngsukeei ~ ~ Tor
lHb,J Western snail he'd much trnness Al
fasr prices: Is for Red State afoai 81 3d ~ ~ @ White
6 ga choice; 81 550 81 % oT White Geneee and
S West chiefly part ordinary Barley
B moderate demand and bcaNy; sales OF 900 BUSH 's' a
Va private shade lover and IN a demand sse'
30 bush New Ohio White a6c railroad ueh asd Ole Ahosi
tu Jersey and Southern 6a59e aRi Pennsylvania a. 0g9Ge
hsH quiet unseed 800 bush state at o. Corn les
's nd the demand Tor the tde only O guile dg s1l
"a s 2tOS eat Ssw esleIa Nhsa a. o sgqse tsl 11
tstsaa a6sst
sigyss ana . Strsw Is sslo. It "a
" u sF LoHE e. sJGJSc. igf eh0H de-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-11
NETWORK ORSEU MARKET

PrirpI' Stables TrG JgrtSL Lexington
SecoHd.dres
NgrYoES March 1.-THE storm at the beginning Of The week
which
quiet The demand las been for work horses both heavy
light drauyht the quotations in other being but nominal
light IN the higher classes Of bor holders
firm maintaining prices. anticipating brisk Spnng
following which business has
Common work horses $40 10 +O single aud $50 10 $50 for
ighf
$3.50 teams Toadsters single and 300 900
telms rul!.iers $780, carriage horses teams
l29 $3.50; SI0O to $500; troter $3.50 to
1880 and $500 according speed; family horses 30 500
scco.dia, s.e, size. aad condition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-11
NEW-YURK DAILY TRIBUNE. FRIDAY, MARCH III. 1870

Corn declining Tsarsc for Yellow T5onc white.
the latter price for Fancy Dat, dali e In bulk 09o s,cked
Rye heavy WHISKY dull Pork S16 Dry Sailed Meats
snd Recommending doing Lard nomp, Cattle steady a. &4Ss7
for Fair Choice Live Hogs steady at &7dS8 rs for Light
ReceptsPonr 6so bb Wheat 1000 bnsh Corr IL eco
Oats. 5000 bush Barley $500 bush rive 900 bush
TOtEpo March l0-Four dull. Wheat dull and lower; No
white Michigan held 81 20 Amber held 0 buyer, bid o No
Red held 81 lJ sales Of No Red at 8 as Com decu
lngi No Bc Oats dull mammal No held lg buyers bid
Receipts. 800 bush. Wheat $500 bush. Corn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-11
7 PER CENT GOLD LOAN
Burlington, Cedar Rapids, and Mime
sofa R. R. Co.'S
FIRST MORTGAGE
80 YEAR BONDS,
AT S5, FREE OF q. s. TAyATIOs.
1T 05, FREE OF q. s. TAXATION

Thee Bond, psyse priapol and ineT IN eoH at sev
Yok Londob the interest being payable May and November
They convertible fao Stock and protected By liberal Satiag
Fund
They sued the several sections the road ou the
completed and In successful operation
They guaranteed only by lien the entire property
and franchises Of the Company but also by cuut earnings aud
ample he road have depend for
their security upon rlc which the road sefs expected
Over Three Million Dollars has been seady expended the road
BghyLree miles Of road already completed aud equipped aud
show eaInng tie remainder Of the lie progressing rapidly
toward completion.
The State Iowa through which this road o. the richest
agricultural sections Of America lis large ard extending population
aud its immense yield Of agricultural products create demand
for the construction Of this road.
The road also through the fertile aud growing State Minnesota
II tAves the most eptTprEg and grocig portion Of lie Vest
and forms the shortest TIE great trunk lines IN direct Communications
,rih SeS York, Chiodgo and ST. LOgL
Having thoroughly all the conditions affecting the security
Of these Bonds feel justified giving them unqualified udos
meb hrsteass and thoroughly safe Investment secare Gov
eminent Bond possibly be- and paying nearly 20 cent more In
teres than Five-Tweutiel
All marketable securities al their full price free Of commission and
express charges, received payment Pamphlets and furnished
on application.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-11

l..
! WEEK.
The enlee New York Press, toge.hss
with the general Public, are unAss.
nous 10 their eucowinms a. 70 -
excellence Oftbi. great success.
20 00n Persons
have slresdy suioyed this snuasg
c.ric.ture o. HAMLET. and hare
most uudeniably Affirmed the ire
sisub.l.ty Of Mr. GbO. L. POrS
onAiut aud uuctgons impersonsffss
OF THB DANISH PRlNCk
INRXHAUSTIBLB FUN,
IRRBPRBSSIBLB LAUGHTkh
Seats secured
TWO WEEKS IN ADVANCE.
.r Ticket OGce, ia Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-11
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

IN IfSsFI3 AVID T0lr000s
MARCH 093 bales Cotton 80 bsgs Cotton Seed Cake q bs
Cotton Ashes cak BeeswaI 1916 bjs Flour
10 158 hush Wheat, 49, bash Corn. 1866 hush Oats 1900 bush Malt
976 bush Barley 100 bush Grass seed go bush Beans 90 bush Peas
Meat $40 ibis Refined Petroleum % bhs Spirits
pee $50 bb Tar 63O hbs Ro s. bb Pork i9i pkgs Beef
35 pkg Cut Meats 1872 pkg Grease 4b c Lard 20 pkg Stesn
81 pkg Butter 4l boxes Cheese &7 bb Egg bb Taow q
bills Lard OIL - pks Dried Fruits bb Copper 1913 bbls whisky
10 bales rs bales Hops 63 sides Leather o. bLds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-11
JAY Cooke & Co., 20 Wall-st.
THE MARKETS.
ICarsfany reported for TsE TRIBUNE

THURSDAY March 10. 1870.
market quiet and uncsspsed sales 10 bo al 70 20
o. Pa.,
COTION-Thr demand has been gOoc and VIII small supp
s's.e the spot prices ART better closing soneNnst s
~ anxious TO operste sales OF f'5o bAes o ~
eb 10 exporters spnnes 1913 to speeuiator snn Io
a. delivery the market shows want OF se
this month: 80 bales March, H.e ~ 90 ~
- Ap s.e $40 al 9c 900 at l9e zoo at ly1e 80 NAY nc
on al 9c; 1000 ~ l9c 200 lsc 200 June lssc J a. iJt
40 c 30 q lqc 100 al I9sc; 40 al l9Ie 100 JAY AZ ~
BAL. Los MtdBg also, $50 bales Tree on bOaTd n0hhe
k.. classification We quote IS iOleNs;
Tr,.,d, ke A,otdle A. Orleans TeKss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-11
FIRST-CLASS
RAILROAD BONDS,

p,yrSG 2 TO 10 PER CENT INTEREST Of INVESTMENT
"a OOO-NEwIORK STATE TOWN BONDS. per eeH' a.
,p.d Tor Harlem and other Roads % aud int - ~ 1000,
80 O0O-WINOSA AND 81. PETERS II. co. PER aENT
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS Road OSHed by Chicago anu North
60. .....zaa.. .,-, 1n.Nr -
S5O,OOO-sOUTHERN MINNESOTA LAND GRANT. per
rent nee acres pc, mile gli AID lot - $50 ,,.-,,o
D-COLUMBUS AND HOOKING VALLEY SINhlN"
FIND ST MORTGAGE PR CENT 81 miles out Of ~ n'es run
ming ana earning all bonds aud siok 30 and d.
~, ..l.hr O. u. WOOD, rs NANSAVST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-11

NKw.YORK OsWIGO MIDLAND T.
ssCRKrAKrs OFFICE ONEIDA, N. T., February TO- 1870
meeting Of the Stakeholder. Of the NETWORK AND OSwBGO
MIDLAND RAILROAD COMPANY the election Of thirteen Dree
three Inspectors Election for the ensuing and for the
transaction Of such b.snes, properly before The meeting
held the Once Of village OF ODea
10Th March 1870 O'Clock and the polk said slse
tou sil be from said o'clock .. IN. until p.
By order Of the Board Of Directors.
TIIEO HOUSTON secr,sry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-11
COTToS MARKETS.

N,.b lu-(o.tou sud 10 fair demand
MidIngs p c9l,c receipts, 369l L e"astwise $50 bales
ai s24- " F.pnrt,-ro ilay 3I99 hales; 10 Beuen 9I
hale, 70 Vera Cruz haes; Newlck. 1000 bales sales,
I u bales S',,S. 2aiHl bales
Sv,SSAs "a Marh IUCutlOn dul; Mddres 20; receipts,
1881 bales exports go ales sales 100 Oi soeA S9J
bales. ,,,,,r,.-.
Pole; receipt. 4g5 bae exports coastsise, j b'i sales O
Va Msreh ioCotou DON and prices unchsnget Low
Mdngs ld l9o; receipt ~ bsts exports eoss'Nlse 100 Oaesi
sales - bales: stock b.401 bale ANN 49,,
net tpt GO bales coasEe ZGJ bales total Jj bals sales zO
bales: stock 1900 e5cA . , Amin. o,, .
cpts III bales exports ContHeB 2ij bacsi sales, o
bales; stock, 1856 bales. ,,., ,,,,,---
Mosy March O-Coou firm; the supply j. mited Ndiings
receipts bales; exports coistH ~ hasi sales 0O Oae'
t,dsv bales ss evening: stock, .i.Jad bales
March l0tOttpn steady; Good Ordinary ulc
,sr.i,t, s5 bales; sales bales: stocA 4'Ci5 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-11
BUFFALO CATTLE MARKET.

BUyy,ro March le-Csi,e-Reeep 1850 be.d the m,rt.,
dull heavy aud unchanged sales @ head 7a72 for Q6ic.
6G6lc for fair 5d5lc medium Mch
Receipts 100 head the market quiet and lower SIS for
good Hogs steady but unchanged Sbep-Reepts
four days 100 heads the market dull unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-11

No SsFER OR BETTER INVESTMENT THAN THE
FIRST MORTGAGE Per CENT GOLD BONDS OF HE
CENTRAL RAILROAD or Iowa Al %, FREE FROM
TAX.-1his railroad runs 2S4 miles north and south
Through the finest and most hickly settled portion
Of the magnificent State Of Iowa, and is tho only
link wanting to connect the railway centers at St
Louis aud ST. Paul by unbroken line, 147 miles
shorter than any existing route. FortysX miles are
already completed, and nearly 100 miles moro are
graded.
The amount of Bonds to be issued is but $4,000
per mile. or less than four millions in all,
or WHICH OVER ONE MILLION NAVE ALREADY
BEEN SOLD.
VIZ BELIEVE THERE WILL BH NO MORE FAVoRA-
BE TINE TO SELL GOVERNMENTS, AND BUY REALLY
EIRSr-CLAss RAILROAD SECURITIEs-sUCH AS THESE
s-TIIAS THE PRESENT.
After full examination, we have accepted an
Agency for the sale of the above First Mortgage
Bonds and desire to recommend them to our GUS
toners AS THOROUGHLY SAFE AS WELL As PROFIT
ABtT INVESTMENT.
JAY COOKE & Co.. 20 Wall-st.
Pamphlets with map. may be obtained, aud sub
snptons will be received at the CoMPANYs OFFICES,
No. g Pine-st. New York at offices OF JAY COOKE
& Co, New-York. Philadelphia, and Washington;
the BANK OF NORTH AMERICA, and banking-houses
OF HowI.s & MACY, New-YOrk; and at banking
house Of H. W. CLARK & Co, Philadelphia.
w. b. SHATTUCK, Treasurer.
SRyTN PER CENT FIRST MORTGAGE GOLD BONDS
OF tie Chicago and Southwestern railway Co.;
endorsed in currency by the Chicago and Rock Island
H. H. fOr sale at % and accrued interest Ianphlcts'
FRANK & CANS, fl Wall-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-11
MonRn WLKINs Auc,iOneer
EXFCTTORS' SALE of STOCKS and

EXECUTORS SALE of STOCKS and
~ BONDS at AUCTION.-R H. LUDLOW 4 Co. will sell at
suction WEDNESDAY, March 49, IssC a, 9elSes a. The
EXECUTORS or TIg ESTATE OF ABRAM IVES, DECEASED
100 shares Continental Natioosl Bank, par l00
100 shares Fourth National Bank par 100.
30 shares National Bank Of Commerce par 100
60 shares METROPOLITAN National Bank, loo.
6shares National Mechanics Banking Association, Psf 50.
go shares National Bank Of tue State OF Neslork 100
20 shares National Park Bank, par 100
81 shares Corn Exchange Bank par lO0
shares Manufacturer aud Merchants Bank, loo.
l20 shares Home Insurance COMPANY, par 100.
10 Mechanics NasoBal Bank OF Hartford
100.
II shares Meilen National Bank par %
10 shares Mechanics Bank OF New.Hayen par Co.
IL shares Waterbury Bank, par 90
81 shares New-llayen County Bank, par 10.
rs shares Deeae Western Railroad
parse.
5 shares Detroit and Lake Superior Copper COMPANY pr Is
l4i0 shares Holmes Booh and Hayden Manufacturing Company
Waterbury, par Is.
$40 shares Oskvle Pia Company waterbury,, par IS
38 shares Waterbury Brass COMPANY tWatebury). D.
$50 shares American Pr Company (Wstebury), par p.
60 shares Russell aud IRWIN Manufacturing Company New Btain
$40 shares Bridgeport Steamboat Company. p.r ~
Bridgeport Steamboat CompaHys Bonds l.OO each
=. 900 Morris shd Esstt Railroad Convertible Bouds
A MASTERTON,)
s. j. HARRIOT. BIecutOr.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-20
THE COLORED MEMS COLLEGE

An adjourned meeting of the cOlOred men
OF the XIth, XIIh and XIIth Congress Districts took
place Poughkeepse Tuesday. The special Commit
whom referred the plan Of operation for the
erection OF a college the education o c0ored
reported the following resolutions:
ord this elect for college and
empowesl add their number large
directed furnish
college miles the CoulIouse the City Of Poughkep
ground the Of which when completed
10000 and further that the said Trustees shall
the fund the
appoint they deem solicit AMI
subscription the named In this report aud that the
Committee such practicable 10 collect
money 10 he apporioned IN districts.
The Committee also recommended the following as
Trustees Abraham BoD, POughkeepsie; the Rev. j..
Thomas Orange County; Samuel T. Jones' Fishkll Land
ing Isaac Deyo P0ughkecpsie; Chaunccy Van Heusen,
Columbia County; Charles Cooley P0ughkeepsie; the
Rev. William II. Decker, Ncwburgh Hanson Harley,
Ulster County; John Clutches Greene County.
The recommendations Of the Committee agreed
TO. The Board OF Trustees will meet Thursday 27tb,
at Fishkill Landing, to organize. IL also re-
solved that the Trustees should at take for
incorporation under the laws OF the State
New-York tribune., 1870-10-20
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New-York tribune., 1870-10-20
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Metropolitan Hotel-Bishop Hennessy OF
Dubuque, Iowa. the Hon. A. II. Lafn, NJ G., OF HsrK-
- Fiftf-ave. Hotel-ExGov. Jewell, q. = Bushnell'
and N d. sperry Of Connecticut, the Hon. Lyman Ire
main of Albany. James Terwlger of syracuse, the
Hon Richard Crowley OF Lockport, n ", Dr. j. Marion
Sims OF Paris, and John L. King OF Springfield; L.,
New-York Uotel-Ex-Goy. Lawrence OF Rhode Island
- ST Nicholas Hotel-Adiutant GEN. Cunningham OF
Massachusetts, Gen j. MeDonell OF ~. Louis Juuee
steamshp City of Brooklyn - Brevoort House,
Ge"rge M pullman of Chicago and Turner Sargent OF
Roston - Westminster Hotel-Isaac Iiyerm0re OF
Boston' - Coleman House-The Rev. Dr. Grammer
of Baltimore and the Rev. Dr. Butler OF rmMoeiIha
- Huffman Uouse-Gen. A. :. Diven or Ellnra -
st Denis Hotel-Ideut Commander Prebe, u; =. N
= Astor House-John s. Garlic m west virginia
Gen a T. sbepher,l u. s. A., Commander Greene, u -
n Edwin Adams the tragedan, and ex-Mayor Fargo OF
Gen@ya v and the Rev. 5. H. Calthorp Of Syracuse.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-20
TROUBLES OF A sMuGcrrp

Col. Whitley of the Secret Service tvo
weeks ago seized two casks OF smugged nrand, 90 ",
vessel IN the haroor but was unable find the captan
Of the ship Yesterday the ship sailed for Europe, and
the Colonel whose suspicious were aroused to,i,. -
a revenue cutter, and oyerhauled tho vessel 9sr1 -
sea. The ship was brought back 70 port aud viii be
thoroughly searched to-day. Tie p"utay Tor putting to
sea without a captain Ir iiOl. u is supposed bovcSer
tl-it TIE esItalL " " e9creteG ~ tLe ,essel. W.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-20

VO GAS CONSUMERS and the Trade.-Gas-
Light lmproyed kenomy the motto No use Tor
burners OF consuming capacity The PATENT MAGIC GAS
A NE s1ASDhk .ppe 70 gasbuner produces an increase Of
more un per cent light Rsspty applied removed simplest
cheapest and most Efficient Of the 81 SO
per dorm illustrated directions with exhibition
once sample Erpnder and Burner anywhere the U by
prepaid torso cents b.r, Inducements and the trade
hend io Agents uraed Circular stating proposed mode o msig
License granted for TERRITORY FISHER CROOK
soi' Manufactures and Propheiop u7 BrcsJssy N.-y
New-York tribune., 1870-10-20
LATEST SHIP NEUS.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Peree Daure avre Oct and 9Th psss
Schr. Ny Rover Brown, Charleston DAYS, mdse-
DOMESTIC PORTS.
PORTREs MONROE Oct lsPsssed bark NORWOOD Tor RIO
bng HobeAgo Lyepoo schr Palos for the West Indies
CHAKLETOs Oct l9Aryed steamship Empire from Philadelphia
brig O. Berry from He~io Sailed steamship James Adger for
Nes-lori.
MEMORANDA.
The bark Boe Anst) Hgch which under for
time for violation OF attempted last
night bot intercepted by the Revenue cutter Hugh MCuoeh with
some Col Wtse board and oved back and anchored
on Weehawken When boarded b the cutter tho captain not
board, and no seemed 10 have charge
New-York tribune., 1870-10-20
IAuuonnoements !

THAT AURORA BOREALIs.-SOme OF the most
beautiful nts visible mortal eye to be Friday night
the which beavens Some the
exquisite HATS mortal heads be witnessed KsoI
the Halter. establishment No 22 Broadway aud to be purchased a,
fair and moderate
New-York tribune., 1870-10-20
BALDWIN LOCOMOTIVE WORKS.

VI. BAIRD e CO., PHILADELPHIA,
Manufacturers Of
LOCOMOTIVE ENGINES.
ESPECIALLY ADAPTED 10 EVERY VARIETY OF RAILROAD
SERVICE.
Plan s'erA' "olmsustp Finish paeney h, guaranteed
NM 4. CONVERSE Co,
- Piuest Nes.Yors, Agents
90 TO hACFARLANDs BOOKSTORE, No.
~ v Bfoavsy Twenty hifdf Thcfr you ain dnl all tho
isH books 81 ne day and All the snl cso,. k
El'h French and Scotch Stationery.
ROlNION'a FURNACES, RANGES, FIRE
- PINt hfAIEaA sud sTONts htnARnSON BOYNTUN
90. Sdi ".ersi. New YORK s,ri TO. ',caar
EMPLOYEES and Ilouschccpcrs furnished
viii MA v a1j tEW Ai u t bran. hru - Skilled
iu'4 ial"f o. ut ''shAI JArob tNtnANUf l4 CLst.a
New-York tribune., 1870-10-20

Public and Private Buildings perfectly ven
tlsted by Henry A. GoU6s 254 Broadway n y.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-20
npv WORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1870

the Nth nst. The Rev DR. Murray or sew- forh D M ~
consecrate the building by prayer, ana the hoy, D,
Hall also OF New-York, will doiyer % %,.1"'' ''''''
the students In the First Presbyteri@ 'hh''"
New-York tribune., 1870-10-20

II. n. SQUIRE's, 81 Fulton-st, New-YOrk, i
the hest TO buy reliable WATCHE tne DAsOsDs choice INV
rLkf, and sTKRLIN0 SiLyERwARR Diamonds specsty.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-20
HOME NEWS.
THF WEATHER

Nav -YoRH Hour Thef Bar Wind Hort Ih.' hAi Ndh1 ,y
Oct 81 J0l2 ". Oct vt o. WOo y - w
~ 500 3AAW so 1904 y. W,
500 10Oass.W. II $50 0O hh W
REMARKs.-In 1869, oct 10 Thermometer at a. m, 81;
3 ID IN. BE; II y. NJ, i2o.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-20
TIE BINGHAMTON RACES

BiNGIAMTON, Oct. 19.-The Fan mtcting OF
the BInghamton Driving Park Association commenced
yesterday afternoon. The purses offered amount Ia
$1,000 in ALL For the first days trots the purses
$500 and 81 800. The first won by Lady Hughes
from Newton, in three straight heats Time 235, 2364
23s1 Mary Barber, from 0rnellsvie, was second ard
Tom Walter, from Danvic, third The second purse was
won Thomas Jefferson, from Hartford Conn, in three
straight heats. Time 23l, 24l 1851! Contrabaud, from
Now York. second and kity from SyTacnst. tblId
New-York tribune., 1870-10-20

AFTERNOON SESSION.
The session began with PRAYER a hvmn. and
the induction Of the Rev Henry Chaplin 90 his chair as
President OF the meeting. Mr.. Chaplin made a pleasant
little speech, oouDseling moderation in the coming dis
eUesions
The Essex Conference consisting Of II societies pre
nrgpg tle National Conference not disturb the har
mony of the faith by questions OF creed declaring
itS ninatOn not TO consent 10 any dogmatic hmta
fon of religious opinion This declaration occasoned
loud applause. The Iyinoutb conference Thought that
Il stateuent Of moral and religious duty needed
more than statement Of belief The North Middesex
Cosrence also opposed the creed, as did that Of South
MdciASex. Mr.. Stone OF the Claiming Conference men
toned the good work accomplished Dy that DOdy IN edn
eating Young for tho Unitarian mlnlstfy and Mr.
rOgQeWeIi Of Newport presented resolution (Which
adOIted) recommending the same course 70 other
local Conference. The cburches Of the Mlddle and
Conference reported a. dong bOth
a concerted society
TIE LACK or UNITED ACTION
d. Bellows congratulated the denomination upon baN
ing for the ret tim got before very gates in these
reports The practical results Of It's movements in al
pars Of the eOuntry He remembered the condition o.
The Unitarian body many years past and had never
known 20 be successful In the days when II was
absolutely and ideuticaly The fact Of harmony
.eemod 70 be denied even more by themselves than by
thcir enemies. He wen satisfied with IL as
now never cOgnilant Of more real unity OF spirit
Throughout the whole body. For one thng there
was TOO little cooperation among the Conferences
ad uclI members and he thought this burning shame!
bc concluded by asserting amid appau'e that power
o. taIth could suDder This body. The Row Mr.. tcaudn
tLoud have recognized relations with the Board ~ Direct
1b " the Unitarian Association and that the National
conference should adopt measNtes ny which this
A'-D' DC etepmIIAked Jtis pIopostoL o,eas'1DeD
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1870-12-27
Pa. State Senate.

The election of Democratic State
Senator in Philadelphia, makes the
State Senate Democratic; something
which has not occurred before for a
number of years. We take the follow
ing from dispatch to the Pittsburgh
Commercial:
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 20, 1870.
The election passed off quietly.
Dechet, Democrat, was elected by
thirteen hundred and forty.three ma
iority. The vote stood: Lyndall, twelve
thousand seven hundred and forty.one;
Dechert, fourteen thousand and eighty
four. There is great rejoicing among
the Democrats. The same wards gave
Leeds, Republican, for Sheriff, in Octo-
ber, seven hundred and fifty majority
BY Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, December 20.-Th
election in the First Senatorial distr
resulted in a majority OF 1,343 fui
Dechert, the Democratic candidate
In October the Republicans had ovel
1000 majo.ity in the same district
The vote was light.
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