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What Says Gen. woodford,

Nepri"t in another part Of this paper a
report of a speech made by Mayor HALL be
Soro tic recent Democratic Convention at
Rochester. lie brings against the Repub.
'an candidate for Governor charges 50 Sc.
rious that Gen. WooDFoBD mmt either at
once disprovc them or retire from the can.
Vass. No candidate and no party can safely
go TO the POLLS with such imputations nc.
naming upon them.
The principal accusation made by Mr..
HALL is that in 1861, when Gen. WooDFopD
was assistant TO the District Attorney 10 this
city, he was bribed by APPLETON OAK.
SMITH, a wcll-known slavc-tradcr, to allow
his vessel, then fitted out for the slave trade,
to he londcd nj sum FOR lees than her real
value, 50 that she was able to leave this port
for the purpose Of continuing the slave trade.
1t is also alleged that tho bondsman uron
whose guarantee the SLAYER was allowed to
sail was The fGther..n law ofGen. WooDroRD
Another charge is that while Gen. WOOD.
FORD WINS Lieutenant Governor Of this State
and President Of the Senate, the charter for
the French Cable Company was passed that
its passage was assisted by the Lieutenant.
Governor; and ;hat five thousand dol rs
were pad to the law partner of the Licutcn.
nnt-Govcrnor as n compensation for services
in getting tie biil through. 1t is also
alleged by the Mayor that, while mcm} er
of the Canal Board, Lieut. Gov. WoopFoRD
systematically voted for every suspicious
claim brought loforc the Board. Upon this
point however no special allegation of
brilcry or other nalf"Gsancc IS set up.
If Gcn. WooproRD cannot at orcc clear
away all these clarEcs and especially that
respecting Lis ALLEGED colluson with the
flavetrader 0AKsMnn, it will be necessary
for him 20 lie at once ard decioivcly with.
drawn from the place he now occupies as the
Republican candidate sar Governor.
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their return TO power in 1927 We will tell
them They must turn over now Leaf
Immediately, and inscribc thereon prime pies
such ms the party used to maintain In the
| days Of ToMPKtNs, JACKSON, and WRIGHT,
when it was the Champion Of equal rights
and free suffrage and the foe of huge mo.
nopolics aud ar.stocratic pretensions. They
must ignore rcGctionory, odlous leaders, and
invite the cooperation Of powerful allies from
the ranks Of their opponents, who do not
ccme 20 earn the wages of corruption, but
rather TO teach the Democrats how TO win
honorable Victories. They must cease to so
conduct preliminary battles in a single State
at to hazard success in Presidential cam.
poign, and must spurn the narrow idea that
II they can contrive to clutch the spoils of
this city, and get large majority in Ken.
tucky and take advantage Of petty quarrcls
among the Republicans in two or three
Congressional districts, they have full.
filled the mission of q genuine De
mocncy. They must not be so fond
Of the term conservative and 70 hostile
days of their power their organization was
known as the radical PARTY Of the country.
and that JEFFERSON, JACKSON, VAN BUrES,
ard WRIGHT gloricd IL the namc Of Radical
Democrats, and that for scvene' ghths Of the
time during the present century tlis nation
has cen swsyed by radical idens aud gov.
crncd ly radical men, md probclly ever
will be-
If the Democracy will entor upon this line
of policy, they may elect the next President.
Otherwise after one morc effort, The frag.
mcnis of their organization will find con.
genial home with the debris of old Federal.
ism, when q new party will rise to take its
place.
VIII such Democratic leaders as ESGfisr.
SwEESY, TnDEN, PESDIEroN, VAItAN.
pIGlIAM, and HENDRIcKs heed the signs of
the ,ir-s9
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Settle for the AIabamlt

Mr. MoRToS should make haste 10 relieve
Nj MOTLEY. This is no time for tarrying
in Indiana or in Washington when urgent
duties require him TO be in London. Ii the
Alabama claims are ever TO he settled now
is the time Now or never
England is distracted Ot homo by popular
upheayings and 10y the unssttlcd anl dis
turLed state oflrolanl. Abroad she has no
friends save tie Sultan Of Turkey. Her 20
slnoss has di7Eus,cl all mankind, and it is
i tlicult to say whether tie masses of the
Eciish n PIE are more irri,a,cl og. ms.
hoir ruling c'Hss0s, or the masses OF mai. .ons
aEuns, the British Government.
Clns ~ pressed ~ Russia in The East.
England Should q now mado to pa, us Il
hands mc m.A..jy for her ravapes upon
cur COMM re-. ~ take tAc risk Of our coal.
ticn wifi the Ger i'm do1roymG her rrcst 60
in the Orient and her empire in Ipda.
Let Mr.. NU7"S sail .,r England without
one moments delay, and press our CLAIMS
with his c'iarccJors,icvieo to an inlncd ate
AID satisfactory settlement, and wo pledge
onr word that 10 ,lis cas-. he will be surl to
r.tUn IN Cue timr o8 ,le peoples candidate
for tLe place OF Gr.. GRANT.
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FASHIONS FALL VAGARIES.
FISK'S PRINCELY PRESENT TO THE
PEERLESS MONT.fLAND.


Fortunes in Artificial Flowers and Ostrich
rlumcs-A Morning Carriage Dress for
INC Irine o. spoo-Thc wonderful Make
w y, N"i"hn' 'uar"S'n"n'
NJ e'ooN !es'eru"y morning. amuiu'uue OF
"e'furcS''i iadies and gentlemen began pouring
NV 'iV Wy booii p'''ce oi 'hes McOreery " Co'
D'O''"'9 anu E''e''h street. Tue throhg IN
.''".cu uht' hoohuaY' nut IN the afternoon over
hooded broadway. 50 that the services OF several
police officers were found ncccssnry to Leen u,e
or,,,t.,... - .-,- - ' -,
O""i'Vuo' io" running over the people Iue
great atraction was the grand opening Of the cclc
brated firm OF James McCreerv a 70 Cvcr 10 nm
ro,,ou, r,.,,oI a.. ..,sN,,.,, ~. '.. - wv
'''i''u Wv '7'"o'is"'heh' uuilhs the ddy'
Ihc writer entered tho store az late MS $40 =. NJ.
The derartmcrts were tl,ronped with vvo,per of
r..,t,h a. ..e.a.,a. an - -
'''. ''' '''''"''"'' ]N' V'"sses Were represented
from the poor seanstresses and working girls up 10
tle wives and daughters Of milIionaire.. Ana all
,ro.o ,o,,o, ,,,,t ii. ....,.., -. -,
WIZ "'"'cu WI" wv treu'es' courtesy ana consld
Grafton, without distinction In this respect James
MeCrcer,'s example mielt be proataby followed
-. . =, g, -. a. r. '''4"' w f''"''O' '0'io"eu
py n T. stewart Go.
The dresses and laces appeared 10 be the creates.
attraction Tho rnost evnerstve dresa yvo. mode al
,t.., -. -. -, =. ~
''u'N b'V"s NeNe" Ulnncu WIN corn-coiured
satin, white Brdsscls point lace artificial flowers
ana nstrtob rin,ncs Z, oos, a. ono n, 4. .-..,
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The public generally do not comprehend
the immcnsity Of the effort made by Germany in
tho present war, the extent to which she is
stalking her future prosperity She has placed
under arms, it is estimated (in actual regiments
marching or ready to morch), her entire youth,
all persons between 81 and 2e, physically compe-
tent TO bear arms. Indeed, Il is probably not
untrue that Germany has eco, 600 young men Of
every class engaged in the war, in front or in
reserve, while quite as many 200. 600 additional
persons must be cnsascd in manufacturing col.
,ci.nc or Forwarding supplies. These figures
show that peace is just as much for the interest
of Germany as for that Of France.
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DRIFTING SPAIN FROM CJ'BI.
The Landing cf supplies 70: the Patriot
Army-sRHGuiH Fighting in the East.
cru Distriet-~pa mia rds Cat on without
ProNisions-ChoIrr rl md YeIIoiY ErYrr.

Late letters from Havana direct, and from the
Central and Eastern districts OF tae island via Mas
san report unu ual aclivit, The part ol the pa
triots. CAP ain Gratz, who las b,en serving in TIE
Cuoan artillery .or more than year, and who Icu
the sano Es1iritu district twenty days a-o. ar.
rived in the Missouri from Nassau. lie gives Us ac-
counts of three dilerent attacks by the Cuban
forces Rt Jicotea lguara and A-lra, in all OF wch
the patriots carried nlrenehed esnps oil the Span.
iards.
Tho old story is ro9ea'ed at all hands Of tie great
want OF arms. There is now he owey.r no que. Il IN
that the Salvador. from Nassau. landed her cargo
successfully on the son hern coast, for 15cC Cubans
were waiting TO receive II. The cargo must have
been received by the Cubans the i4th or i5,h
lust, and 1t comprised, besides large store OF cloth.
ing and medicines, 25-1 nuskets, SO Spencer rides
100000 metallic cartridges, tO0,OVO percussion
caps, and one ten Of powder. Ttis, however, n
but very small traction Of what IL required
Capt. tra'Z tells tLat NJ one Lace on the Goa I
he leit over 1900 men who han been orilling with
aicks, waiting for hretrms. Whenever a small vcs-
sci belonging % the Cuban Government leaves the
coast OF Cuba ior foreign portland there many
OF these snail blockade run country people
of y ucishhor, ooi flock TO the ror'. each earry.
Ing his small $40 c OF wax or honey. ard uitrhins
u INTO the b, ,St begging that gun may be brought
him In return for a.
ing bout league from Ias unas. 4 body oi some
GO naui1rds In IN intrei ched camp were aitirkcd
~ a' w li' tlnf nun uti OF iallll q Unitr u n
Vicente Care vi Was sui sCqucutiy reinforced bv
30 a. re under Ern. EOZp " e. n-Ating Is sid o
have bocn Yer severe and the losses OF the Cubaus
heavy; iut VI en thc messenger who brought the
ngWs ~ tie coast ect tho a'r, the Snaniards we
couplc'tl, Cut uL, and destitute Ot provisions.
" MI r"tu', m lmuortut strltrgic roi1t m tho
Wins di-tric. ~ the main roId which tr.vrr~os
tue island ,m : qua "a Grtale On tie nor h cna-t
q iIui q en- tine 50 ltb, mai hccn ctuturs b tHe
N-"r.nHt' T. iGl been nell more thsn 4 wear by
tic Su.'l RE, l''t,is iIum Santiago de Cu.l. rs
t u- ne Il ius', roarC-g at thc cuuIipn ul ii al
-.., ss Nu.y IrUCu.uus. The tpau.-h fore. 'h,rc is
too Nc.l to axe Ify excursions ntH 'lc interior.
ard bules OF the tuUans ure concentrating ali
til''"i I. g cl'y
tln trou sel reinforcement Of iIOlO men nom
.'. 800 ,Dls have -o iaI ruachuJ tde leland, % A
u,. -Iid to le uuurcl9inrI and unaec iindted q ~
cruus,
wages Of clqle.I AMI yellow fcvcr arr az.
.. .n ag,a'a ANA Tie IA Jori'y VI the ports of the
l-.-LI
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to Turkey, as she did in 1854. Then she
had the cooperation Of France and Italy I;
now, if she decides 10 do anything to save
the Sultan, her only course will probably be
union with the French Republic in its war
against Prussia. The alliance of England
would also add to France the forces Of Bel
pium and Holland, and perhaps of Spain.
Thus the war would become general, and it
would ofcr thousand interesting eventu-
oltics and possibilities. THUS we scom to
be upon the eve Of events no less significant
than those which have occurred during the
astonishing two months that have jnst
ended.
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THE ATLANTIC YACHr CLJB.
The Annual RcRaitn-iivciy Time with fhd
siOops-The FlyRsuy, White Wing, and
Dppbne Victorious.

The Annual RcRaitn-iivciy Timr with thd
siOops -rhe FlvR@Hy, White Wing, and
Daphne Victorious.
The annual regatta Of the Atlantic Yacht Club
of Broo lyn for tao CHAMPION pcnn1nt or the Club
was saned yesterday, IN the lower bay. The yac1ts
were all assembled of Gowanus bay shortly after
ten Tho judges boat continuing Mcssrs.w ". Doug.
las and Edward Arnold tue iudras, and Mcssrs. H. H.
Hogans, 7. W. sheridan, and q. Il. Lippi,t on the
Regatta Committee and Mai Gen. Woodward aud
Capt Merritt among the guests. cruisci thr ugh the
fleet and gave orders tna they shonid start a,r the
second whistle IN the best way they could and they
would take their time.
he breeze wa, very light at the start ani the
yachts barely moved through the water. Tie Mystic
had very easy job. n. having competitors she uf
course won the pennaDt Ia rer class. Going by Fort
Hamilton the yachts were all scattered ard the very
lght breeze barely filed their sans. The Auna was
the 0rst to catch n pud. which shot her past the
her share they PASSED the fort in the following
order Waite Cap, Anna, Fiyaway, Dapsne, and
Apono. with the rest struggling behind.
For the next ha' hour ucre comparatively
little ciange, and passing Quarantine they lay In te
same position With the exception OF the Flyaway
nl., MIG hal dro1Eed as,en q The Apollo; The
tresitened improved her position, and p1saed thc
Anna. coming close to the Whi'o Cap, who how.
ters OF minute In advance. Tue Daphne led the
Anna by iour minutes, and some nve minutes after
came Inc Apollo, followed by the Fblway, Qui
Tho second and third class sioops then went for
the stake boat In Ged ev channel, and very pretty
lace ensued between the White Cap and the Danl ne
the former finally rounding Il about taf minute in
advance. The race hone was comparatively unin.
leresng. and the yachts all got home shorty after
Eve.
deal OF interest in the regatta was lest. OWN. g.
TIC absence ofthc sehooners, who had gone TO mr.
take in the regatta for .hc AsLLurS cups The fol.
l.wins !. tue order oil passing tae Southwest Spit
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TIMOTHY J. CAMPBELL is n candidate !,r
Assembly from the Thirteenth Ward. lie has
begun to spend part Of the money he made at
Albany last winter in organizing a multi plcity Of
Campbell Associations, which spcad their timo
in passing resolutions demanding Of the Tam
many leaders the nomination Of CANrDrLL TO the
Assembly. We do not know the reason of Boss
TwEED's partiali,y for ,his fellow. Toe Boss has
already sent CAMPBELL to the Assembly for three
years. 1t is about time that the Thirteenth
Warl should be represented by an honest man..
CAMPBELL was never slandcrcl by being called
honest. On the contrary no member from this
city was more corrupt and dcpraycd than C,ur.
BELL. Tammony Hall must not nominate this
man, II it has any regard for the moral men and
women ot the Thirteenth ward.
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THE B.iLL 1ND BiT.
Ast"uudi Defeat OF the MutuaIs by the
White -tocisings Frighttui lluIdng by
the Mutrnis-SrOrr 22 to1I.

the Mutrnis-SrOrc % 70 II.
The fne games which the Nutes have PLAYED
recently, moio especially with tho Athletics and
Atlantcs, fu'ly justified the high opionon enter.
tanned of the lay Of the Mutual nine and altLou 4:
th,y were shame rully hca'cn yrs.erlay there arr
lev OF trcir admirers ard hHc'eu who do no, stli
entertain tho opinion t1t trey cin boat tho Chicl
Rnars, iud that, too ct~iiv Tue Mue3 nave seldom
plHytd worse r'n" than fncy ~ ycsteriay-'Jur
teen NUTS besides pI~srd balls 4. u ". IA mite lc-
being their uunin coTl
T,e White s'oG&nt1 a-iouis'cl everyone ycei.r.
daN 10y their the batting un Etnl 4 Nt'ur. IRE cr,
especially di@linru'shlrg himself lbs his brilliant Ly-
catching and lOw,riul bl'ung. M,v.rc also CT = "a
an Immense amount Of enthusiasm by MS brilliant
LItNu", muEng two sppn4i threp-hasp hts guI a
hone run, lad, cd, the White stockings al, IAtt,l
vel WITH the tAcrptIuu oi buic, VINO uid not ma 90
Ms II sc 'ncc IN TIE I'VE times he went To tho lrt
Althougn TIE Nhiie Stuckr.s "up 80 eas ly, Itnust
h'b Ot suip sea thal litN navel iauitlCss ganlo
very iar ~ m n, iOr out oi the eleven runs scored
bv tue tts, seven Of .hom acre obtained by NUTS
on the Wake Stocking side.
up 10 the fifth inulng. tne game was cxcitin,
and interesting, out alter tlat the White SloAkin--
to"k strong and Commanding lead and noli It %
we hnsn, the Muln Is oeins completely dcmomliled
In Il ast two innings. Tie Nutps vpr t,irl, +, nj
squarelY eaten, but this much may be iii IN miti
giton OF ihor dcicat tney have been accustomed
To use a dead ed BAH made by Peek a SNYDER. Int
out OF personal compIWent 10 Mr. Foley, the nan
a,tr OF the Cnicago ninc, they agreed % ulu with =
WINE hall, believing 10 to We dead one; hut the
ball supplied ~ the White StockIugs TUNED
out to be lively bIll. cou'auiu; one
times ihe quantity The 'cad red lUli coutli'
Aud therefore uurc suitable Ia pow sriul battling
riuo than Peck ~ Surtor's, though not nearly ~
conducive to mn est tnlNu ~ rue ululs OF the game
a. ono OF tho dead bHls. The game was e0lciuhth
umpired " tll one cN "Iion, ANA that was that Mr..
Ferguson wis to- ienlr"i "n me llclers, narucu
tre game, over 0O Of whom paii their admission
ice oi d. ( q dc Iyr. TIE following is tho score: :
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How viii the War End

The result o! IA. war g ss.ill as unc rtan as
ever, and the complications connected with
IL become more interesting every day.
In ~ gard to France, the great question is
whether the French people are in earnest
aul really mean to hold out and fight to the
.t,.r ond. Ii this Is Their temper, ana ii
they ar, cast in the heroic mould necessary
ior SO great n dcsign, they will finally con.
qucr by involving Prussia in a ruin as d s.
perate us their own. But they can only b,
tested W cGper.,nar The Trorab ty seems
to be that they II not prove equal to 50
cxtromc a resolution, and that they win be.
fore long make peace on terms satisfactory
to Prussia
On the other hand 1t becomes evident that
Russia intends 10 improve the present or-
9ortuuity 90 sci1e Turkey. and that Austria
IS an ally with horin the des en-. Is prus.
sia partner to i al,o? This seems lrobo-
tlc Nothing is mere likely than that BIZ
HtHCN las secured tic consent Of the Car
to the hrmilat On and !roasiule d'smenller
mont of Franco by orr. ciug to the part on
Of Tmkey a short timo, however, must
demonstrate the t0yh upon tbs momcn.ou4
question.
IT, as it appear Puss a, Rua-ia, Austria
and probably Italy, have agreed that Turk cy
shall be partitioncd, what viii England do
She will not be willing that tho Port.
should be wiped ont without making somC
show o: effort in is behalf. At the same time
1t VIII be impossible fer her to scpd an army
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MYSTIC PARK R4CFs.
The First Race Won by Relic Of Torout
HnDdsoIpe Work py Mary aud Prince.

The Firat Race Won by Relic Of Tornnfo
HnndsoIpe Work py Mary aud Prince
BosToN, SEPT. 97-Thc frs, trOt waa for horse
s5O0 between the three best horses There wen
eight cu'Iios: LADY Moscow, by E. 1. Norcross
Andy johnson, by Thomas Furloug; Young Web
ster, by II. II. Rogers Diamond, by W. II. Wood
ruG RichT ond Boy, by A. ". Worcester Belle o
Toronto, BY George p CARPENTER; Fanny Lambert,
hy James Durey; ana Logan, by H. Myers Fanny
Lambert was the fsvorte in the rool Three aoa,s
we're trotted all OF wlieh were won by the B.he Of
Toronto.
The Richmond Boy led Of m the fire, and tlri,
keeping his mace 20 the quarter pole when Rrnr
variahiv passed In win. LogNn came IN .ec1pd On
the NJ neat and third in the others taking second
money. Diamond was fiil In the first heat second
in second heat, and fourth IN the last tnk nr lri
money. Andy Johnson dis'aneed N the la.l
ieat. Fanny Lambert was fourth sixth erd sc,,H !
In the respo tive heats TimC-2Jjh, a3G and gg.
T. sccoNd r1ce was for horses TIA, had never
5eatcn go for divided rnrse Of $50 Ghe',
Here ellt cutrlcs: M'Clell1n. by w.
Col. RnsscG. BY ". Il D9n,c;; Iqdy Aa,a,p'
hy y. l.. DotY: Mary. ty NJ Miller: Prince. bY "
iolen; n. u. Palmer, hy NJ Carroll; NJ, ,lDc
by i "a Mace COL Russell was thc flvori'c in ne
oool, but Nlry won tc fret heat with apparent c.
Eu@scl hci urth, ana Priucr second. MOI .r
el 10 The Quarter On the second heat, FOLLOWED ty
Prince Hul ltr-.gll Tho latter took ihr I,ad o. 2
ial -uie. Prince second. ani Paine. thiri 20 y ..
idrr the LOOT finished. Russell lcI t'-n.-. 70
~ ri heat. Ir,' &c tOlns second. and Nm "...
JA' fu;5'h l,4i w. a'-n Won hv 'us.nN NIrF 3
econ pud Noi0C third. c,lrn.r 4n1 .f g..
Mary, an rrgcc took tie money. 14r'-, 3,
9th, 2.3i1! n'es
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Fcnstina one ofthe Fnvorites orrhc Eleventh
Ward.

The numerous friends of Assemblyman WIN
w, cos rendered him yesterday morning han
qu.t Al 'he Bay Side Hotel in testimony o their ap
peo"ton ofhis long and faithful political services
Pro % the starting Of the ASSOCIATION from thcir
Headquarters, corner OF Lewis aud F,th stroats,
they ri ed ar-e and magnificent banner hc.riny
{! names u Wm. w. Cook for Assembly, Charles
w. lnv" .or 0pnntY Clerk, aud Mathew II Brennan
Tor Sheril. The banner Mas throHn to the nreczl
ANNA llC cheers OF lar a conc turso Of citzcus
"hn al f|herei to witness tie spectacle. II is
h''dit-s - HId TINT the lrre party eujo, ed tlrm-
-r We" 10 urlr hoTtS' contenr. Anon the dstiu-
~. hct lu" lS present wee County Clerk Cdnlrs
y. IoyW, Judge ShGnllcy, Aldo nan Wollmln, w.
q, Cover. .0c maud ono in lsc Koch, J Idso kyc",
llop. Jo~ouh Lyons, Mr. llush CllrR, ami other
a. ding po..i.,. .ls of 'hc O. - slto.
The sun., 1870-09-28

The Snh-'FrrUsnry and the Interior Rnn o..
mcut LrgisInted out Of ENistcr

WAsUlNGI0F, sept 2i.--Judgr Tn. N
published com 'unicuton tp-dpv. cUnicn.- r..t IN,
law Of the s'h o' Juh, 1870 remoielnng the Patent
once, has, in C"Ar AID explicit words, rrpelled 40,
llWs creating Tie tal-l rcusury, the Interior Dc
wr'meni, and the law authorizing certain person
10 act In the places Oi Chic' executive oncors H.
INSISTS IN no ncr "u c1u he convicted Of a Grim,
against any OI the 20 laws. ,ul that al Surc',S re-
CURED by trtm urun bon Ga are released. and thu
such rcpollcl laws arc nut revived rs suls,ql en
appropriation acts.
The sun., 1870-09-28

Mr. GREELEY expresses hope that the
French will succccd in establishing n republican
Government, with fitting republican constitu-
tior. Docs he also hope that they will select a
Brbc .;akor for one Of the ghest Offices IN their
gift, as is done at Washington?
The sun., 1870-09-28

DR.. CHARLES II. RAY, editor Of the chi
ccGo Efeat6g Itf, died in that city Of brain
fever on Saturday last. lie was man Of great
talent and capacity, not always sound in juIs-
ment, and sometimes untrue TO friends who had
reason TO rely upon him. lie had FOR some
time been suffering from Illness, due mainly, as
we presume, to his neglect of that law OF health
which requires due admx.ure OF intellectual
and physical cxcrton. While working hard
with lis brain he took almost 40 bodily exercise,
and peri'hed at an untimely ngc-he was only
about fifty years old-from failure to take care
OF his ysicAl health. The lesson is one which
literary and professional men have constantly
Impressed upon them. but which too many of
u"m hcbitu"ly neglect.
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II The Parisians lave M better gunrantc,

If the Parsians have no better guarantee
for tie protection Of their city tlan the slpvr-
yi,irg care Of Gen. EIrrEY, late of the rcb,l
army in South Carolina, the Prussians will prl,y
soon bivouac in the boucyards.
RlrL.Y was in charge of Fort Mouluia AZ
Charleston, and made huge mess Of it, lie
. pulled.up, staggering fellow, who was thou4 {
much Of by tLc chiyalry because hi, wife was
Mpprrrov and connected with all the +. F'spr
the Palmetto State.
The sun., 1870-09-28

Erlc'- lnaNtriCHblc FANG Of Lnwsnits.
TDc General form met Yesterday for the hear
ing ofLon.cLumcratod motions. After disnosing Of
a fcw unin porant cases, large number Of Eric
suits, rIcc upon tic calender in succession, were
rcacIed, and argument were heard ufOn three ap.
rea's by tho rhlntf rom orders in the case of
Joseph H. @msey AGAINST the Erie Halfway Com
pany. There are ten appeals in the OF the Eric
Railway Comr1nl against Joseph H. Ramsey, Two
M n G suit by Junes Fisk, Dr. aguinst the A bany
ana Susq4ehanna lt'lroad Comoanl, AMI one IN that
6I the Erle Railway COMPANY AGAINST the Like
ant the New org Central and Hudson River Rail
road company These are followed by anueal. in
Nxieen suits against James Fisk, Jr ani Oh crs in
ei'rence to the gold transactions OF Tie " Ia.ek
FRIDAY" vi = year aRo.
The sun., 1870-09-28

Arrangements are making for series Of
concerts to De given in this city, whose proee d
are to be devoted to the aid of the French Re.
public. The first artists Of the day viii assist in
them, and we Lave no doubt that ,Ae result viii
b. 4 large sum of money.
The sun., 1870-09-28
A Pertinent Inquiry.

To me iitrOT Il lie SaH.
SR John Real has bccn hanged for murder
AMI there are hvo names nut down fer indictment in
the Court ol o, and Terminor tor tie same crine
Among these is NOT tle name OF Jackson, the ey.
Deputy Sheriff what has becC me OF tlis mar IL
JtsTIoE.
The sun., 1870-09-28
New Yorkcrs Nlnking rrouhIr In U,nh.

SALT LAKE CRY, Sept. 97.--A New York par.
ty claiming tlla to t.e EmRI mine at ot.,u.
Wood, b as obtlinel aa injunction from Ch.efJuftko
chean, restraining al present tie work " the
shipment oi minerals. his uinr has been pro.
dne'ny ior some time S2A0U Uer da". uet Twelve
cars OF ore left this morning iOr tie East