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New-York tribune., 1870-09-28

"A Subscriber wants to know why the
fraudulent election of John Il. Hoffman as
Governor in 1863 was not contested. We
answer-Simply because it is impossible to
establish judcially for whom fraudulent votes
are cast, Were every voters name indorsed
on his ballot, it would have been possible to
prove the frauds whereby Hoffman & Co. were
given majority of votes; but though we
had proved beyond question that Fifty
Thousand illegal votes were cast, that would
not have availed unless we could have gone
further, and proved that four-fifths of them
were cast for the candidates returned at the
head of the poll Right well do the poluters
of our ballot-boxes understand this, and pre-
sumo upon the fact that votes once got into
the ballot-boxes cannot be successfully inyal-
idated, no matter how clear the proof of
fraud. The only safety lies through keeping
out illegal votes, and this, by the help of Fed
eral laws, we mean now to effect.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-28
The Express asks "What THE TRIRuNr has

The Express asks "What THE TRIBuSE has
to say to this ~
Somebody at the West writes OF one who has been in
position where his Official knowledge alone gave him
power TO coin money:
NV ~ o'.' sherman 10 bs 40 neh In lS55. when he vent
to cososs r the I'm, tine be wa, no, worth mar, % 200 and
has bees pubic Ofos ever since salary never i.ss .p ss 900
per snham and yet be nov sor 600 IN real e..s At
one ows NE greater part Of railroad In washington has
. NH money and Is interested In Immense tracts Of
Western lands Hos did all come rp
An"'or. TRIBUNE regards all such
anonymous charges with loathing The man
who can impeach another's integrity while
keeping his name concealed. il certainly a
New-York tribune., 1870-09-28

The assertion that the newly-adopted Patent
law aboIishes the Department of the Interior,
Sub Treasures, &C., is reiterated, this time by
Judge George w. Paschal, who seems to have
given the subject some study. The doctors
are evidently determined to disagree on this
point until legal inquiry is made, and an
authoritative legal opinion finally decides
whether or not these offices have any longer a
rirhf 10 exist
New-York tribune., 1870-09-28
vrw WORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER %, 1870

coward, and almost inevitably villain. We
have heard somebody"-yes, several some
bodies at the East-say that the Hon. James
Brooks, Editor of The Express, Representative
in Congress, and Director Of the Central Pa
cific Railroad. has made q great deal of
money out of that Road which he could not
have had chance TO make had he not been a
Member of Congress. If this be the fact, how
is there in their charges while they conceal
their names 7 Let no mans reputation suffer
because of anonymous charges or skulking
insiDuatiODs
New-York tribune., 1870-09-28

The "probable programme" of NJ Thiers
at 81. Petersburg as furnished from London
is very improbable indeed. He is to give
Frances consent to the occupation OF Ooh-
stantinople by Russia and Vienna by Prussia
She will also give up Alsace and Lorraine ana
take Belgium in exchange. Or course the
story is absurd. FrenclInen like Favre ana
1hicrs, despite the brave face they put on
matters recognize that the rest OF Europe
doe not care al all for the consent OF France
jus; now. She has no longer any terrors even
fJf Belgium oi L,tle Denmark.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-28
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1HK TRIBUNE in Great Britain.
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euspatz Vienna agents for THE IRIBu NE in Austria
,ter den Linden Berlin agents for THE TRIBUNE in
Prussia.
The above agents will receive subscriptions and adver
q .eueats for THE TRIBUNE, and supply copies OF the
paper 10 Americans temporarily in Europe
New-York tribune., 1870-09-28

Tho railroad managers OF the ditereh'
Northern and Western lines ave prepT'ng Their nhe-
t,,ss for the Fall and Wintcr Season when lower fe
az speed ON cxpress trains Is essential 10 ."i,l' 80
tnhlcs go into eject several Oi ia" "'''' ''
next Monday.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-28

M Sampson Chinese apprentices of a month
or two a-,o a.. already skilled shoemakers.
The ~. q. O., established securely in the
factory, ,u, t.r have mastered the trade.
The accom-. oi 70 result OF the experiment
Wei .e publish on the second page of this
New-York tribune., 1870-09-28
LOCAL WAR NEWS.

The Aron Society is making arrangements
for a concert IN aid OF the relief fund
The concert given at Paterson, n. D., for the
benefit of the German Patriotic Fund netted $780,
The French committee of West HobOken
and Union Hill contributed s16 so TO the Patriotic
Fund.
The proceeds of the concert given at the
Academy Of Music for the benefit Of the French Patriotic
Fund amounted TO s. 3l5 So
Some French and Irish citizens held meet
ing at No 372 Canals last night n favor OF univer
sal republic throughout Europe the triumph or France
in war and the liberation OF Ireland Committees were
appointed to take measures for another grand Franco
Irish demonstration.
THE GERMAN LADIES FAIR.
To the Rditor Of The Tribune.
4 SIR: would solicit the support of your jour
nal in behalf OF the German Ladies' Fair to be held at
the Armory OF the S7th Regiment, beginning Oct H. for
the benefit OF the wounded and the widows and orphans
OF fallen German soldiers. Although Americans by
choice we naturally feel deeply for our mother country
I'm her great struggle, and for the many hundred toi
sands of her suffering and terribly afflicted sons ana
daughters. During adopted country hour "l ulh
we learned know the horrors and sutrugs Oi Waahu
assisted alleViating them with all our power ana now
i'm the name OF humanity, call upon the American
people to help us In our Efforts
Mrs. EDWARD SALoNoN, Secretary,
No 80 West Fifteenh-st. NeW York, Sept. p, ls'0.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-28
rp-TOWY ADVERTISEMENTS.

For the accommodation of uptown residents,
NJ T. H. Brown has opened Offices at No. 81 West Thirty
-ccoud-st. junction OF Broadway and SiXh-ave., and
m No 30 Last Eghteeutl-st., between Broadway and
FouItiavc where advertisements Tor TIE TRIBUNE VIII
De received up to e in the evening.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-28
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McSsrs. BOwles Brothers & Co., No. 70 Rue
dc ia PaX. agents in Paris, 10 receive suDscrp
tOus and advertisements for THE TRIBUNE
New-York tribune., 1870-09-28

THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE will be ready this
morning 81 o'clock in wrappers for mailing. Price
New-York tribune., 1870-09-28

crson - Tvs DAILY TRIBUNE having been increased ahout
f Isr within the M months, te puCos Of Advertisements
froia thc 2ith Of eitgmisr have been as follows;
clyelats classified under appropriate heads 80 cents
4. r doe each Insertion.
Lrsc1 and UsIarcl Advert ements charged solid space.
al No'cesInh psge5l Inc. each
Lghh page charged 90 cents per line, each in
G.l'.Hr.
Hu Notices-Forth pag75 line each insertion.
Items ArolnomeDs-n City News COlmn % cents line for
e. ID Agate slce.
Err T,e and charged double for space occupied
ABOUT average lac, the line, which us-ay
t.r..HH't r s
lrs.1s lr' Marriage, charged 81.
c ,agc l in journal depends somewhat on The number
1,rf but st their character One might have
circulation ln those whom basne,s men would ind le
a1eng tbs TKBuSR merely bought and resd by
laB almost other American j1urnat crculStes IN
S en. n township throughout the Union ant rs
Merchants. professional nsergokers and
rr, almost ring sud hopeful human
o. proper pubsh list Of them IL woud appear that no other
Journal dos did command te patronage " 30 large proportion Of
foremost thinkers and WORKERS OF is time For this reason II storis
% business means Of reaching those whose attention they would
gladly such found elswhere while It's wide columns
ov AMI fairly printed invite the Of Intelligent readers IFB
believes low prices but should With the work
and ces offered and believing that rates much
lover than those o. other daily newspaper considering the extent and
have rot been surprised fnd customers
ready pay them crowded columns day by day Indicate
New-York tribune., 1870-09-28
m RTsINEss MEN.

ARTIFICIAIITIEs-PAL LIMBS.
a. nrn.ln.- Y. IL. cL.n-i--t pL: 81 GLe-l-st Bosi
The New York herald., 1870-06-12
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE
OR TO RENT.

A GREAT BARGAIN.-FOR SALE AT TARRYTOwN,
n gencnpnn's Residence, mile south OF the depot
he house built Of brick In the most substantial manner by
Se former for his and Is in excellent order
three s'de French windows and all city improvements such
as furnace hot and cold water BATH stationary basins
and wash tubs &c spacious hall, parlor, dining
iprsy outers pantry and two storerooms first oor i've
Doors, each with closets The outbudings
Hnrdeners cottage brick STABLE carriage house, covered
sheds TOOL house. house, chicken house. &c abund
ant supply o pure spring and rain water for the house aud
There four of land IN garden nd lawn,
win cho!ee rnit ornamental elegant shade
Ohrubbery hne strawberry and beds garden all
enAde ana planted or tac season. roads gavced aud walks
Two Gne cut stone gate entrances.
This property Is on high healthy ground com.
manding magnificent views oil the Hudson river
rounding country.
Neichborhood first class.
The above description trnc IN every particular but the
pacc 10 be fully appreciated muat seen and examined
Price Ss0 coo and less which is far below lis value and
about oneha the asking price two years by the former
owner J. Butler Jr Terms easy and immediate possession
eiven Apply 70 s. EMERSON, 42l Eighth avenue soils
agent, or TO the gardener, on the premises
IL WANTING FARMs.-a,OOO ACRES. GOOD soIL,
"A mild climate; miles south OF Phiadelph'n price only
&e5 per acre improved Farms. The place growing
rapidly thnn any other place In the pnned states
thousands are settling Address c. X LANDEs, Vine
A HANDSOME RESIDENCE, WITH 4s CITY LOIS
n tasefuy laid ont, high ground in Morrisanta within
few minutes ride OF he city, for SALE on easy terms or
MA. J. LYNCH, ~ and "a Cedar street
A FURNISHED HOUSE, NEAR LONG BRANCH, WITH
IA good sea bathinlt - rent low Address g. f. HEN.
ORICksON, Cooper cottage Long Bi anch.
The New York herald., 1870-06-12

DLAINrIELD N. J.-ONE OF THE MOST ELEGANT
Houses and Grounds, all modern improvements, min.
tha depot for sale at bargain also three
furnished Houses rent Inquire of WALLIS VAIL at the
Post Office. PlsuHeld,
The New York herald., 1870-06-12

IIOR sALE-AN EXCELLENT PLOT OF 9X ACRE!
II of Land Contra! avenue in FordhAm, Westchesta
county, at q bargain, II applied for Immediately.
WALDRON Il ZlTTEL LOIS Third avenue.
The New York herald., 1870-06-12

IXTANrED-A COUNTRY PLACE, WITHIN ONE HOUR
w of New York, worth about SaOo00: will give In pay
ment for 500 acres OF the finest wood land n
base
The New York herald., 1870-06-12
JERSEY CITY, HOBOKEN, HUDSON CITY
AND BERGEN REAL ESTATE.

For Sale.
AT JERSEY CITY-THE LAST CHANCE TO SECURE
IA great bargainAn elegant Vla 6 rooms all improve
ens conservatory gardeners lodge carriage COW andhen
choice plants and fruits fish poad &C., with II acres Of LAM
lawns peach apple and cherry orchards veseta6s
gnrdens small fruits In abundance. Situate Wlie
fashionable horse and steam cars every few
minutes Must be sold to close estate Only SS250o Tor
entire property improyemen,s alone worth tho money
Terms made to suit purchaser Spectators or pesons want
first class residence or investment call and see this Can
be from to PM this week. To not miss
this good chance NJ GIBSON. 81 Montgomery street,
Jersey City, second block from ferry
4 PERSONS DESTROYS OF BUYING OR RENTING
"A. Real Estate in jersey City any part Of Hudson
county will time and trouble by sending stamp calling
j. NJ Gl BSON5 real estate Circular published monthly,
distributed June number really. Otce u Mont
gomery street, jersey City
To Let Lease.
FURNISHED HOUSE TO RENT-IN WAYNE
"A street. Jersey City 10 rooms, ras water heater,
lne location immediate possession.
ROBERT +. MEEKS 50 Cedar street.
ITO RENT-IN JERSEY CITY. A HANDSOME THREE
story French House, rooms; gas water, range,
heater the ferry lot 50xi0d feet rent 800
per year Apply TO j. ~ SAVAGE, corner jersey
and South Eighth street, Jersey City.
The New York herald., 1870-06-12

FURNISHED HOUSE, NEAR LONG BRANCH, WITH
IA good sea bathng - rent low. Address G. f. HEN.
ORICkSON, Cooper cottage Long b anch.
The New York herald., 1870-06-12

NOR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND.
Old Dominion Steamship Company.
Steamships OF this line pier 81 North river foot OF
For Norfolk City Point end Richmond every Tnesdsy M M
ania and tennessee line, the Seaboard Inland Ar lns
Petersburg Weldon railroads. Chesapeake and OHIO rail-
tickets nd through bills Of adng at reduced rates 70
ali points South and Southwest.
Apply at oGnce on pier " or TO cpy. nv p..
le7 Greenwich street. corner Of Dey.
The New York herald., 1870-06-12

y0OR SALE-FURNIsHED OR UNFURNISHED, A
cosey frame Cottage, Fulton ferry excellent oca
lion and complete order Apply to WIN. S. MclLWAIN
No. Sands street, Brooklyn
The New York herald., 1870-06-12


L Through line to
CALIFORNIA AND CHINA.
Freight and passage greatly reduced
- Through rates, New York to San Francisco,
First class Steerage,
&1s5 to $40. $50.
According to location Of berth.
These rates inc.de berth board all necessares for
the trip.
the above line pier a North river foot
Canal street, at - O'Clock noon,
the 9Th and 2lst Of each month,
except when those days fall Sunday then the day pre-
vous - -
One hundred pounds Of baggage free to each adult.
June 2i-HkNRY CHAUNCEY, Captain Maury; connect
ing with COLOkADO, Captain Farnsworth
for China and Japan.
All freight for San francisco will 60 fast be received
until 4 +. N. Monday, June 20.
Freight for Central American and South Pacific porta
will be received until r. M. Saturday. June f8 only All
the usual facilities afforded shippers in collecting inland
charges, &c.
For freight passage all further information
' '' F. r. BABY, Agent.
TINTED STATES NAIL TO HAVANA.
u ATLANTIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Sailing regularly every Thursday at O'Clock r. NJ, pre-
cisely from pier No. North river.
MISSOURI Capt. j. B. Edwards via Nasssu). June 16
MORRO CASTLE, Capt. II. Adams June 23
COLUMBIA, Capt. K. Van Sco Jun9 80
z G.. WHEELER, Jr, President,
No, Bowling Groom.
The New York herald., 1870-06-12

FURNISHED HOUSE. 10 ROOMS, TO LET-ON STATEN
Island, for the season gas and bath healthy location
s00' V'~ 0'' ns" hiTcHcock, 100 Broadway
The New York herald., 1870-06-12

xNoR SALE OR TO LEr-TwO THREE STORY PHILA
delpbia brick and brown stone basement Houses, all
modern Leferts street. Casson ave
nue. Brooklyn ane location newly painted throughout II
tine slyc to suit; rent very low to respectable
family. Apply to owner, j. b. cOTTEs fS3 Bowery.
The New York herald., 1870-06-12

hO EOO IN FURNITURE AND $l,0Oo CASH TAKEN
OL.CUO in exchange tor equity in a Brooklyn brick
house, well rented Apply at address no Wyc6of street,
Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1870-06-12

WANTED TO PURCHASE IN BROoKLYN--A SMALL
w House full lot ferrias price not to
exceed - 000 Address, stating particulars, PURCHASER
box 146 Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1870-06-12

EFT EVERY MAN OWN A LOT NEAR THE GREAT
IL cities.-wYCKOFf LITTLE'S Great Sale Of J. o0p
lots presents unparalleled opportunity Send for maps,
free rides Ae;, &C. MycKorF LITTLE, Austionssr.
the JUNCTION OF FOUR RAILROADS. s only twelve
miles from New York. and IS rapidly growins Send for
tagie street, Brooklyn, j. N WYCk0FF sr rs Cedar
street. New York.
The New York herald., 1870-06-12

11oR SALE OR TO LET-wITH IMMEDIATE POSSES
r soa. two elegant brown sone1ionses one furnished
complete block respect Park. Brooklyn. For
further particulars Apply A L. GElSE IA Pine street. New
York.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-08-27
OBITUARY..

Death 70 all is terrible, let II come and
And us as II may whether prepared or un-
prepared; whether II sends warning
through disease, or strikes down its victim
in the midst OF health and happiness, the
blow is alike felt with the same force. But
when THE King Of Te errors," selects as his
choice, the young, the respected and admir-.
cd, the beloved, thea therB Is feeling at
tached 70 the result, that readers the grief Of
"they who have lost" by the Monarchs man
date, more poignant and deep. Such has
been the case in the death ofC. Z. CANAAN.
who left our city few short weeks ago, to
endeavor by travel and attention, to regain
his then fast failing strength. An all.wise
Providence has desideI, and on the 10Th Of
August, in the city Of 81. Louis, surround.
ed by friends-among them his only sister
to close his eyes in the "last sleep" he pass
cd out Of this world into that other Of eight
and Joy" and whilew we are repinlng at his
death, he is enjoying the happiness his Faith
had taught him to anticipate.
Despite, however, this assurance, how sad
IL Is 10 be forcei to give up ell hope. in this
world, Of again seeing the happy couute-
nance OF "Nealy;" to no more hear the noble
principles he advocated in conversation de-
scahted upon by him who lived up 10 his
theories; and 10 know that ho never will
again join In our reunions in which he
shone as principal object Of interest and
appreciation. All those thoughts are sad;
but while his friends regret his loss for sucA
reasons, and q few choice companions for
still leepeT ones, who will picture the loss
met in his death by that loving sister, who,
for years, stood sentinel to brother
Nealy's" wants, and endeavored to supply
each anil all as they came? Ahl let no hand
attempt such an impossibility; but may that
same Providence who "doeth all things
WE'LL" comfort aud sustain her we'll tried
strength.
And now, friend Ncaly, farewell No
more will yon and enjoy the so highly
prlE,d moments, aye, hours and days We
once had together ! Our journey down the
stream OF life has been disunited by YOUR
bark having come to "harbOr OF rest and
security" Mine still gees on, and amid the
rough storms 1t may meet with on Its way
to "the end. l." thoughts OF the past will serve
to give me renewed strength to pilot 1t into
a similar haven; and. perchRnce, the voyage
may not be long, and we may soon meet to
continue for all Eternity, that friendship
and association by death discontinued here.
Until then Nealy, Farewell
"F.n
vICKsBURG, August 23d, 1870.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-08-27
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

A st. Louis exchange Of the 23d
says:
River falling fast-about inches
per day, and is lower than before
the recent rise. There is a good
supply of mud along the margin Of
the rivera token of water that has
departed. Low water TO Cairo for
well-loaded large steamers. 1t will
fall, cut out, and become still lower.
Low water again to Keokuk; low
water again in the Illinois low
water stage Gpproachingj in the
Missouri. Steady decline at and
below the headwaters OF the Mis-
sissippi. Rates of freight to New
Orleans and Vicksburg advanced
yesterday ) cents per barrel on
flour, etc. They are: -four G5c /;
pork 81; hay SOC; heavy pound
freight 35c per 100 pounds. Wealth
er warm again, but not oppressive.
A combination Of steamboat own
ers has been nearly perfected to test
the right of the city to collect
wharfage from steamboats,. The
object is to virtually free the river
commerce from tax for landing and
lying at the wharf, and to place
river commerce upon the same foot
ing as railroads and wagons which
pass our streets without paying q
tax. Steamboat owners claim the abb
clifton Of wharfage as an act of jus.
tiCe,and as a surrender by the city of
an usurpation ofpower over the free
navigation of a national water high
way, which usurpation has impos-
ed an enormous tax upon o single
interest, by restricting competition
between river and rail freightage
to the advantage and in the inter-
est of the latter only. 1t is claim.
ed that the Spanish government
when It was the sovereign of the
Louisiana territory, granted to the
watermen or boatmen tract of
land fifty feet wide extending on
either side of the river, from the
Gulf of Mexico to the Falls of ST..
Anthony, for a tow path, and for
the use'Of boatmen In hauling out
their barges for canlking OF repairs
and Cor the receipt end discharge Of
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-08-27
The sea.en oI ExhaustIen.

The close sultry weather which usually
prevails toward the end Of summer, Is par.
tlsulaFly uniavorable TO the feebleI and rem
ervated. Even the well.knit frames Of strong
men feel the influence Of the season, and las
situde and languor pervade the whole COM
munity. Ladies. especially those In delicate
health, suffer much from debility, occasion
cd by the humid heat, and feel the want Of q
wholesome lnvigorant, In tact, necessity
for something to recruit the exhausted sys.
TEN Is experienced, more or less, by every
body, and the only question Is, what that
something will be. WITH those who have
tested the effect Of Hostetter's Stomach Bit.
tiers on themselves, or have observed its Of
lects on Others. this question will not be In
doubt for 4 single moment. Its tonic and
regulating operation, and It's agency In cre-
ating healthy appetite and promoting die
gestion, are rightly classed by all who have
resorted to this unequalled vegetable invig-
GRANT and corrective, among the most extra.
ordinary therapeutic wonders OF modern
times. II should be taken at this season as
a asafeguard against the epidemic diseases
which are so apt to attack the relaxed sys-
TEN in the fall Of the year.
As 1t Is understoodIthatimercenary specu.
latOTs in various parts OF the country are en-.
deav0rlnR to super.ede the standard tonic
Of the age with worthless articles manufac.
tured by themselves which they represent
to be superior TO this long tried remedy, u
Is proper 70 put on their guard against this
species OF imposition, and to warn them
against the deleterious trash with which
dishOnOrAble dealers seek to drench them
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-08-27

The FIRST z0uaves own a magni.
iicent falcon which travels on a
soldiers shoulders. This bird
belongs to the trumpeter, Verrier,
who caught it in the Dejebel-
Amour. They made together the
last campaign in Morocco, under
Gen. Marimier. Several times on
the crests of the mountains the
hawk, launched in chase, supplied,
with great ability, the insufiiciency
Of the larder. When the regiment
received orders to march, the
trumpeter, Notwithstanding his
poignant regret, set his faithful
companion at liberty. After three
days march, the bird was almost
forgotten, when at the camp Ben
Chicao it was seen to reappear in
the air, and after circling for a
few instants it alighted majestical-
" on the back Of its old friend. 1t
was received with a general accla
nation, and the decision was taken
that the falcon should make the
Prussian campaign.