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New-York tribune., 1870-09-23

% own uuty under nationality main hs Central Europe the
c,use Of civilization sbd progress
and with Ireland and
"a m snh dependencies everyhre which seek 10 he believed from
sO hostile the interests Of their
80. tl e condemn the action of the Federal Government with
importation into the United States Of bodies OF
cs hell bondage by contractors accustomed 10 ae abeence
80 M Low and o personal comfort Is detrimental 10 the dig
% the hong classes and dangerous the
arr, prosperity Of the state
cnt therefor Laws and the important ohs of the Law
having STAINED believe that the tine - Of elem
would be With the dignity Of Government and s
gsra for International obligations
eolrs which divided good citizens
settled We invite all conservative tirens ire
asoendsncy the Government Of the principle which esis
while sustained hy the majority Of the American people
secured peace and prosperity for alL
Rsol That this convention the canal policy RECOMMENDED
Democrsie Government and Democratic Legislature. Okag
the completion Of the canals making them adequate thu demsnts of
orre and een them IN that The aon Of The last lsg
submitting to the people the proposal fund tie canal debt
O! the importance f The question Involved also approved
Resolved That in John T. Hoffman people Of this have
executive or who purity of l In personal pshmen and
10 elevated aennshp worthy 70 be the Of IOmpns
Clinton Marcy Wright aud Seymour that be has fully redeemed TIE
promises which be elected; hss firmly repe the Of
special ea0n has reed the Of class Interests
The public treasury and has placed the franchises ~ municipalities
the solid basis Of chartered that his have protected the
Constitution and the Commonwealth ron iHprvdent laws and Danger
oOmna that he has valuable reform the
Of he psoning power making known the Legislature and
through thd Legislature the people his for pardon
COTTON his duty TO the community large euct With trmne the
laws against crime
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&e,yil & war where the FIRE Of revolution burned high.
hhruly mao ne been appointed. when number OF news
paeis IN the United states declared his nomination and
appointment eXtumcly dstasteful to President Salnave
vi tmr hayuhn Government; but he could assure bis
huuIt9rs thAt never journals more mistaken for
tresdsht salnaye brave and patriotic man. received
MN Win the most cordial expressions OF estee and
Sscu ms qualification AZ the appointment Of OF s
as the United States.
1T. reception by President saget also Of q similar
nature ana no representative Of any foreign Govern
en c9l ne received with greater respect than he has
eu9ye Nhen ne reached Hayti II I'm the dellrium
OF cl war and by no means the peasanes field for an
lhe Atlehced diplomat to begin his abOrs. The repre-
sentative OF Christian Government could not stand
my ny. ana witness contrary TO tho true
spirit OF good and enlightened government Through
out bis service lac had felt that his mission one OF
seheiOslY and goodwill to the people OF Hayt and he
bh1 usu 10 disseminate peace generosity, and good
at all times.
The speaker closed with the advice 70 all Americans
VINO were dissatisfied with their country, To 20
abf9ad ana view other Governments and then return and
eAclam 'as nc would be sure TO dol, What country
what people, what Government
Addresses OF = congrutulatOry nature followed from
Messrs Aaron NJ. Powell (white l.. ]. ROye President
gi IhDeilai he Hons j. j. Spelman and Ruby Sinclair
Toucey and Others, DR. Garnett announcing that the
programme would De ended at the Powell House. No. l5J
IhOmpsoh-st, where collation. would be found waiting
New-York tribune., 1870-09-23
THE M1RETzEK-FISK QU4RREL.

The letter from Mr. Max Maretzek, pub
Ibed in some Of the newspapers yesterday gave addi
ton matter FOR ssp the people who cared To think
of the yh which took place the stage OF the Grand
Opera House. between Mr.. Max Maretzek and
Mr. James Fisk, jr Mr.. Fisk attended the
Fifh-ave. Theater the night after the conflict
and occupied q box with few friends or
both sexes and said that his oountenanee bore tes
monv 70 the attentions Of Mr.. Maretzek on the same
jbt Mr. Maretzek leonduced the orchestra at the Nils
son Concert and as he approached his chair received
roppd Of applause which acknowledged by bowling to
the audience The letter OF Mr. Maretzek aud reply by
Mr. Fisk are appended;
CARD OF MAX MARE TEX.
To the EdttOr Of The Trtduhe.
SR. In answer to the statements made IN
o IN -, he newspapers either by Mr.. Fisk his
some o bt @ Tev,cte5 or received commissions gra
t from the artists engaged in Europe for the Grand
,b liz nDfounded III any member OF Mr. Fisks opera
G Soa troupe has ever paid me one dollar will thans as
him or her 10 come forward publicly and state when ana
where The TRANSACTION ri'' INV Max!hiAREIzEK.
REPLY OF JAMES FISK, JR.
TO the EdtiOr Of The Trt0uhe'
SIR: | cannot allow the unblushing statement
Of Mr. Max Maretzek which has Deeh puo'heu' ~ pass
upnotred He knows full well that am In possession
-, II rof Of his rascaty. and yet he has the ehron
az , ssume an air OF injured innocence, hoping IN TINS
20 deceive the public into the belief that be s not IN
reality what know him to 0e-a common aM
irf yiev- ~ fhe facts connected with my chgtsehs
Of his services and OF his dsgraceiu violation OF DIS
, - ~ the b4rgaiu will suffice 10 place MN JUST NLers
iane. ne WIS In receipt OF a salary from me- oI
sIO1 per week and agreed 20 pay nun peSIae' ~ pr
cent III the profits OF the operauo ILL.,, ., ,ai as
copsderfi5n of these erms, bound III hohor 10 aAo sS
,ad haroin as me could for his employer any COM
s,s ar sIloWancez OF cOuree, To bc ior III! Oehenl
and moi for his own Instead OF this nave lcsno et
d an W sf anv discount from the usual rates OF cOmms
sion allowed 10 the agent in Paris was oGoy p @
by Mafilek' ana tnSt oa Tor The sn months engage
,"ents he apuropriated one-haf to is ~ owl u.s. A., ~
esn al t,r,,ye that the rteauhhlP COMPANY IN col
80 rficr of the large number Of pa-seh
h ,roune allowed discount Of Dpef cent NOM %
- ma I've Mnr,tzek his own IasSis. IT.. pit ~
L. soinf I sent to M by the agent whOs ei. III
tIe act sI r "utsy 10 do the work for which he
pmgrsi,el1 VA. uad lind only eight pr cent on WIS
Isrnuuf aiowed while IN MaretEeks lnul'iuu"i ao0o"'
~. b,rg,s rs francs for his passage nome ma q,
rtn tsf.l amount Of which lie has neira ,, n,
ah,Wt a. 600 and | therefore repeat ihht u. ~ @ oe
isttsr fItan common swindcr Ihs tp&tn,' IN ir - 7
f as most appropriate in THIS case ahu hitaoi6
drrecate amy further encounter WIN 20 a.
TOO L' " " a., I 80. ,geriryed JANIS Fls4l, lr
S,rL -, 1870.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-23
TILE Z. s. MINISTER 10 HAYTL

RECEPTION OF MINISTER BASsETT AT TIE COOPER
INSTITUTE.
New-Yorks colOred citizens, in conjunction
With q number of white ones assembled at the Cooper
rtitt4 last evening, 10 do honor 20 the United states
Minister 10 Hayti by rendering him pnblic reception.
The EXERCISES began after O'Clock, when the sound
of"Ual 10 the Chief" indicated the approach OF the
JstirTiishcd party who were 70 occupy the platform.
Prayef was offered by the Rev. John Peterson OF ~.
ns Episcopal Church. al the close Of which the Rev.
a. Garnett was introduced by Mr.. Vim. L. Powell, and
-, tie c,lair Mr.. Powell said that they had now
d az periOd when they could say in truth 10 all
@ :. Fellow CHtizens." They had assembled 10
mend hearty greeting 10 a number Of colored gentle
- a,,nng whom were Minister Bassett, President
u ~ Liberia the Hon. Mr. Ruby OF Texas and the
H. H. I + speman Of Mississippi There some
connected with the appointment of Mr..
Dsntf law the present Administration, the chief
b1 n ~ sajd he did for "A mans compile AOn,
w far bis Integrity and brains.
m SECRETARY here read letters Of regret from Messrs.
,,,'N.rIck Douglas, Geo. T. Downing and the Hon.
a,te, Preston Haytian Minister 10 the United States
~ Hon T. ID. Bassett was Introduced and expressed
a. tants a the renewal 0f the sgbstanti9 token Of hs
n,ttar.f esteem which they had conferred upon him
t ,S ,nonfhs ago when De on the Of depart ng
@ E9vfi Al that time ho had promised 70 deserve their
r,,ddence and esteem In the mission De had under
I'm ms the first c0Jred Minister OF the
,1r,tcd states. Since then he had resided In "a
country distracted or long time Wall OlVOiy ieuls aAd
New-York tribune., 1870-09-23
LOCAL POLITICS.

The German Veteran Republican Association,
Constantine NitZsche President met last evening at NO
"a Thrd-ave and unanimously adopted resolutions rat
fvng the Saratoga nominations and supporting the lie
publican platform.
The Republican County CfudsOn) COnven-
tom met al Cooper Hall, Jersey City, yesterday after
,oon and made the blowing nominations For Sheriff.
Major Mount; surrogate, GeOrge DIhuOIehl OoIOneIs
Tb9mas h. Wanden and Isaac smith.
The Tammany Reform and Protective Asso-
cistion was formed last evening az No $50 Thirdaye
ResolutjOns strongly COndemnlng the RUE 0 Iamindhy
We're adopted and stirring addresses were made 10y
Tscob Cohen and Messrs Fitzgerald, lsaacs Delmage
and others. 49, >. &,
Al a meeting of the New-LOts WOOdford
and Rsufuann Campaign Club on Mcdhtmlay evening
sddresses were delivered by cart. Miller, H. A. W. IOrd
and others The following officers were elected. SaP
FdWard Miller President Lieut. John BfOeheI anu M,
Daniel suss Vice Presidents; Capt. Geo. H. CraWiofd
Eecretarv Adit H. h. W. Ford, Corresponding secretary
Postmaster Miles A. Brown, Treasurer
Woodford and Kaufmann Campaign Clups
has inst been organized in fhe Sixteenth, Egntetnth
ana Twenfieh Wards OF Brooklyn aud IN the flih DIS
trjct Of the Ninth Ward similar Gun, cohossu n SA
ciusiyely of cOOred meinbers and nnering aIeady 80
bas been formed The proceedings at the O
An fhese Clubs marked by great unannlty ana 10
tIc enthusiasm Matthias j. Pery Is PRESIDENT OF the
steeuth Ward Club John Marshall ffe,dent OF lle
Egbteeutl and CsiOne H. IS. Lansing, ffcsdthl ol tie
Tvtutirfn Mr. R8usOme Wake, slave prior 10 ING
Proclamation Of patOn President Oi the coloied
Club.
ASSEMBLY, DISTRICT MEETiNGs.
The XIlIth District WOOdfOrd and hauflnann
Club met st evening. In The OF an able speech
by ~ T. stretter, he reviewed the Demociatlc piab
form and policy and argued that the Republican party
~ H. eL4a.I. caMpa'su was sure 10 sueeeeu "'N'
New-York tribune., 1870-09-23

members enrolled.
The Soldiers and Sailors'woodford and Kauf-
mann Campaign Club. No s Of the gbteenth Assembly
District, Vice President William o. MacQuade Pre- siding
last evening adopted the by laws recommended by the
pointed and addresses made by Col Duganne Gen
Burke and Col. DsCosta.
The Xth Assembly District Union Repubi-
can Association has organized W0Odf0rd and kauiIai
Campaign Club at No. S75 Bowery. The club numbers
zl7 members. The officers Ell Taylor, TreslIeDt
dents; Thomas McGure and Elisha KOeemer. secreta-
res, and Martin b. Brown. Treasurer.
APPEAL TO THE GERMAN VOTERS OF THIS CITY,
The Committee of the German Central Cam
paign Club Of this city has issued the following appea
to the German voters Of this city:
We believe we give expression TO the sentiment per
vadng a German voters by declaring that the tine na
come when they should give up the party pItyuh,, 5
made them the payihing OF nnpIlnciPea IA FstSST
The spirit that anmates our brethren IN the 9u - IT,,
land and has created the unity Of Germany IN one SIN
gle moment-a result hoped ior IN Ns.I ~ ioi ran c
finds powerful echo in the hearts OF Ihe uoiinaa
mere J, IN unity, ana what groSs os actio5' The
may perform by firm UNI unity yado oi onr German
fellowczens helpless tools OF persons ana paless s %
srous Of power. and the involuntary cry IS hearu io
the Germans must act nntedly IL they would become
the color bearers OF freedom, educatlon, anu r
90 hand in hand with Tammany Hail. which has MADE
corruption, election frauds, and mob rule par OF ~
mostly composed Of declared adyersaries Let US uhe,
then The American people, from the first noieIt tno
stOrmcOud OF made its appearance on thc Enruta
sky have shown themselves sincere friends OF Ihe Ger
man nation and the expression Of warm sympathy WIN
the German cause has resOunded from one ehd oi w
land to the other so uniformly that cannot DOUBT
any longer where to look for our true friends - =,
In order TO be fully prepared at the coming ran eiec
Ons and to enter upon the campaign wen organizer 70
defeat our opponents by unexpected majority az our
brethren have defeated the enemy the bloody battle
fields we appeal TO all independents German voters 70
form German Campaign Clubs IN al wards or Assembly
Of
est and able German who has been nominated Or Lieu
Governor of the state Of Newlork and thus Sc
cure 10 the German element also of this STATE te tet"g
milton which has enabled hrethen in the Wes 10 -ed
German as Senator TO Washington. Each such cluD Is
invited 10 organize by the election Of permanent 9cers
and 20 send delegates to the German central Can
pagn Club which viii meet ior permanent organization
at fine Stelheu House Tuesday the 21th n,t aL pm
The TEMPORARY COMMITTEE or THE GERMAN CENTRAL
CAMPAIGN CLUB
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AMEs-, RIeth j. on Wednesday Sept p consampros.
Mr.. D. +. Ames aged % ears - \, -.
Furcr residence of her uas corner hagnoa sn4
Walnut sts. D. n. Saiuriiy sept ~
BoSsALL-on Thursay morning. Sev;evn I Tho.. Boo
and Linstead Parish. suffolk. England
COLTON-n Brooklyn wednesday Sep. a. Orr c. S flea
II. Colon. IN the Goth year Of her age ,--,, -
2O5 Prosdeut-.t, second hOase wess from CAHton
ELLIoTT-Ou wednesday evening Sept a. Caroline Infant daashss
% George George q s s s5 1s are De to attend the nel soes
residence Of her parents ) las. Fsee-b s. s'ayes41t square %
Friday, 2d ins-' at o'clock
pRASK-on "Wednesday evening Sept a. Anguqse Frank via q
Rvs md friends Of the family are respectfully nvt d to aitest s
fuoer from hes residence a West Forty ninth g. on sahlaJ
etRSFR A. c,b.d IN Bohemia on the es,h of August, Grace
daughter Of 5 and Mar NJ Gaaee Of r5ns"H' NJ
Chicago paper please copy.
Ben W. and H. How, and gsuisoa oi Animal SAs H. sung
bs .,., VI sDd trends oftbe family arr invited attend h, fua
ou Frisy 23i ins at o'clock & a. tie residence o '' i'h7
No. 50 Clrkp.
JlCKsoy-In this city, on THURSDAY 21 inst George JaeE'os
q the 60th year of bis age
Not o funeral hereafter
LEPFISGwBLL-At Dansvle y. Y on MONDAY NON ng selt ~
OF ubercalar aryngus Arthur l. Lehnsa Ell aged - years -
cayuss County papers please copy.
ACKsOY-A Sevtosu L. L. Sept 90 Jarvis Jackson aged ~ ''s"
Jssce SeWtown PnIay, sept -, O'Clock.
MOoREOu "Wednesday Sept Mary Moore daughter Of suzs
IN MOOT ase n @ " srs eeuy Invited % nAsrss
from residence Of her mother No go West lnf 'sc"n ~
FRIDAY morning a. 10 o'clock
LEsIyGER-weinessy Sept 81, Mary Jane, WIDOW Of y
7i s and feBi. Of the family n-d attend the funsri
from her late rsrdenee 2z West Thirty eghh saturday ss
vy,TTovO ON Tu..lsv Sept 90 suddenly John walton.
The friends Of the f'mi err invited 70 attend s gasI nom n ~
residence ~ RenFeE-st, Friday afternoon s. . Vo"cA
wESTOS-A Beydere j. sept o. o Susan 'n ken'seAs.
wife Of Eeury Of New Blunsiek n j. aged - eas
Funeral ron the Second Reformed Shgreh a, y p n on 1 -
without further RViIason
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
novPsrTC MARKETS

CmcaGo SEPT 2-Ilour dull AID shade oTst N9ea1-No. Z
Chcgo Spring ~ o. Corn active 81 eSc i9t 20 D. -. az
.iea y demand J6l BE for No. h,s qps az
vsska lie Tor Barley arm HghSnes, Sc Tor WOOD bound
steaig With moderate dciaanl AZ
as 5las s6 Lard 5dlc Dry ssed Shoulder io 1--we hags
dull Cs,ile dali At ~ ~ 81 hsor-ooV OoA & rOui % d
g. 200 bush BarleY Hogs shpmentsoD obs fogr Oeo
90 bush. Cora, 70 w busb O4 tV OasN Darcy
Pre- ghts steady and unchanged - a. :,
Sept 2-Fi0u lu aad lover supefhns 20 DOu-
Treble. Corn ioseTi MIXED hic
White s5 Oats 81 a5sc Bran tid % HaF-Prme,
pol anil and nominal; 90 Bacon dull % ~
isg 7.c and 8aI8lc sngarCured Hans R1stc Lad-lrre
An a. e lse. Reg 8,I5oc sugar unchanged Moasseste
. isr, Pl.pta On =. WHISKY and Coffee asnged EK
etspss--strrlne "a; SIGHT Drahs premium Gold. II =
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j)o!ilial Notites.

Soldiers, and SaiIors' GeueraI COnmliie. @ tee Osy
,nJ CaStt of NesYok mee, Thls lfud1 hshsNp SePe ~
IN :, ps.9,.,rrr g3l Br5tisl e0rnrf stAt 'toA =
Isy ~ b-e q and offers II the Assembly Dsrci Noodfors
r Ksufps M Campaign Clab- ersssl5, ms arc as
10 le present. IVA 49,
Capt NJ CxEskS Secretaries
Col J. d. MEKDlrht) ------------
Ladders, and sailors Ceutral Cub.-lnPorsst meetiag
no SIuI sept 759 BrossAy speechfs b. Gen JAAhS
nAi-i' h "' A. J. H. DUGASNk. President
Capt FRAsL NJ Ct.EK Secretaries
Capt A. II. MULGs5AS, }
Etnh Assembly Districi soldiers and Sailor-' tlss.
pe~iiag u -ocrs and salons q hs district Sh ee he'd Tiis
FyENNG tgJ West Houston ooes isr thc paTposs
,rg.gts.tou Col JOHN J. SHAW,
Major THOs. W BAIRD SCsmmttes.
PTyale JOS GlLDkRSLBVE.D
Twenty Assembly District WOodford and II suf-
CampaiRn Club Nin meet their heaiquare haers
TITS
aar BvRNfNG N so'cock hoa nkLAFlhLD tMffh, fkkp-
ERltK T. OEuNBl ani oLeJ .o0l N .kt WI 1c Nc meeoS
A Giee C1ah Sin BE- prpslut Ah hAW ~ |ssdon1
X y. H. tVgD. Sgc.ggsry.
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Prominent ARRIvALs

BrevOOrt HOuse-Gen. L. G.. Pitcher OF West
Point, and eXGOv. Lawrence Of Rhode Island. -= 81
Nicholas HOtel-B. J.. Smith OF Ohio, the Rev &. y.
Lindsey, Southport Conn. DR. F. w. COe and Dr r. r.
Pierce Of Vermont == Metropolitan HOtel-EX Con
gTessman Thomas Cornell OF ROndeut, and Isaac SsSon
late u &. Consul at MatanZas. s- Clarendon Hotel
Col. t. X. Piatt, L.. 3. A.. and A. G. MagTath Of South
Carolina. == Albcmsrie Heei-The Hon. Henry ID.
Barto of IrumansbTg n. Y, and Judge j. j. Monel Of
Newburgh. AstOr Uousc-EX- Con grrss man j. D.
Baldwin OF Worcester, Mass and Gen. G.. III. Hall Of
Missouri. Hoffman HOuse-Col. j. ;. Crosby Of
Gen Sherdans staff and Gen. j. H. Martindale. ROches
ter. =-= FIfth-Avenue HOtel-BarOn Won sebOld Of
Germany; the Marquis dc Chambrun, Washington; the
Hon. J. ID. Plat, Illinois, and Col. q. T. Leighton st.
LOUIS.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-23
NEVADA
RrPrRLICAN STATE NOMINATIC

RTPUBLICAN STAIE NOMINATIONS
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 22.-The Nevada ke-
ubcau state Conye1tiOn yesterday made tie following
nominations:
For G0rernOr.-F A. Trtle.
Lfftif -GOrsynOr-J. Slingerland
,Tud0c Of me Supreme Court. 3. 5auson
TretISuFeT.-Leu. Wines.
COnErOller.-W. W. Hobart.
Secretary Of Stdfs.-James d. Minor.
Attorney GenerdL-Nliam Campbell.
Thomas Fitch was nominated for Congress
New-York tribune., 1870-09-23

DAyTS-DEAS-lt Bossvae Oueiis Co, y r on "eisrsay
morning The g by Iboma Ds' oana- yas o. D0oa
Morris Co., " J., 70 Anna L. your ses' 14as' " - -
Of BossYlle No cards
FCK-PRAHL-A the German Lutheran Church speton q = =
Boosrn n L. and Adele PT-h daughter Of Charles PfaA
ESQ, OF Stapls'on
IYyAN-HAGNER-on THURSDAY The 22i n a. the residence of tbs
bride parents Brooklyn b. he Rev. John Pa4.oeA ~ p Ar
thnr W Lyman Northampton Mass and Seue, Only dagder
Heary Htgaer Of the CITY OF Brooklyn.
MARyIN-RUMSEY-On "Wednesday sept 2 New Rochelle BY ne
Lndsley. Sylvester = Marvin Oi Ps0ursh
Matilda youngrs, daughter Of the late Ihoa1 o. knsy OF us
former place
sMrH-GILBERT-At BloomieH J. sept 81 1870, By the Rst
" r. Subbtrt D. Il. residence o. brides pnt Ny
Thomas smh Miss Kate l. Gilbert daughter VI Charles L. e.S
ber all o. Bloouieh No caris
WOODBRTDGR-THOMAs-In NewBrunsyick y j. Sent - lsa
a. he residence " Prof H. Cook, by Rev. Vs. a. WsmsD D
of Ne~-York ". A. Woodbridge 70 Ms Iea J. rhouA bSa
Of Chatham Nlag., n l.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-23
POLITICAL.

REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET
-. : TRWART L.. W0ODFORD, hAs'
80 .cor,-ro- ........ SiEismund Kaufman, Kings
oo,s-euy. .........A Abiah w. Palmer, pu'cses'
o,,al Cou. lFun Tern. .AbsaIom Nelson. Ere
canal OoB, (shor Trml Alex. DRrkley, WsSbihs'oA
s,ag Prisos Tnspertor.. j. ohm Parkhurst, Chnt'A
Election Tuesday, Nov. -
New-York tribune., 1870-09-23
n,1r1unpp CATTLE MARKRr-srrr 2,

Reeve, dn and loaa Hrt Qu4li As 50 - . oaAry 10
N - 55d IS receipts 2eii head sae- 25 hest swine
dr m doxnwsri tendency MARKET ovsrsiockei quoted u J
qIa. ith v srng a. he latter targ receipts y bead
demand Wh good Pair 10 Cool ic
Cool 70 Estrs q5! stOct Sheep i t5sg IS receipts hed
New-York tribune., 1870-09-23
L1TEST SHIP NEHS.
nnhfEsrIn pnprs

s,vAyysH, sept 2tlrarr steamships Sssgosss Tor Baltimore
Heman Lvngoa, o Aswiurs bng Queen o e ooah 0r ''e
soutilr.
SAY Pavcco Sept 2-ssld ship. Southern Cros iai Anglo
Saxon, for Cork.
FOREIGN FORTS.
T0vnov Stt 1T lip fs Quaa1 oo The Rrca
s.lta rctar.cl " Q4ecu.tJa4 a.ta blssen aAA-
New-York tribune., 1870-09-23
HOME NEWS.
THE WEATHER

TJ3 O40gW. II o. DN
REMARKs.- Yesterday, the 221, was warm dag, gen.
orally sunny, The sky clear fOggy az ana n, NE
hazy a. m 10 noon; little hazy IA to p. m. Northern
lights weak from midnight 10 a. m. PLenomess ~
On Oct II the moon VIII rise near the r. by ~ catuind
point at s32 D. m About IO:lI it will occult the bright
star Zeta Turi. EmersiOn OF star 1851. N0te.--lst
from 10 y. IN. % IL clear
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NIRRIED.

WeddiuR sud Visiting Cards, Hisa stHpsg Voc PaP@
VIZ EHKDELL. C4 FCLT0s-sT OLD DUrsa CaV-ss-
New-York tribune., 1870-09-23

The Fall River strike.
The Pope and Italy.
FifTH PAGE.
Announcements.
Albany Cattle Market.
Albany Luini,er Market
Boston Live stock Mar
ket.
Cotton Markets.
European Markets.
Marriages and Deaths
Philadelphia Cattle Mn-
ket.
Political.
Thanksgiving : Tor Rain.
The Finances.
sIXIH PAGE.
Agricultural:
American Institute
Farmers Club.
Dairy Farming - No.
XVI.
Homo Made PbOsphatax.
Starting IN tho Dairy
Business.
The Vermont state Psix.
IN tho Autumn.
Tie Angel and the Child
guvFSTU pA.E
Agricultural:
Advertisements.
horticulture and Mar
ket Gardening.
What I Know OF Farm
ing.
Home Interests.
New York Cattle Market
Rca Estate;
Advertisements.
RemOrse.
The Dry Goods Trada
EIGHTH PAGE.
Commercial Matters.
Grain, Provision. and
Other Markets.
Miscellaneous Advertise
ment-.
". Y.WhOlesale Prices
Of Country Produce.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-23

IL printed large dOube-netum sheet making eghs
ia yps broad columns each. II contains 1 inc I'M
portaut Editorials published in IHE DAILY TRIBUNE
except those Of merely local Interest; also, Literary and
Scientific Intelligence; Reviews ~ the most interesting
and important New Books; the Letters from our large
CORDS Of correspondence the latest news received ~
Telegraph from Washington, and an other parts OF ths
world; Summary OF all important Intelligence IN tbis
city and elsewhere a synopsis OF the proceedings on
ress and state legislature when in Session; Foreign
News; exclusive Reports OF tho PTOccedlngs OF the
Farmers Club OF the American Institute; laiks aDous
Frt and other horticultural aud Agricultural IGlOtuLA
ton essential to country esdents Veterinary Depart
ment; Stock Financial, Cattle, Dry Goods, and General
Market Reports making 70, both FOR variety and com
peteness altogether the most valuable interesting, ana
Instructive WEEKLY NEWSPAPER published Ia the world,
The Full Reports OF the American Institute FarmerS
Club and the various Agricultural RepOFt N each num-
Der are richly worth years suIJscIptOn
New-York tribune., 1870-09-23

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New-York tribune., 1870-09-23
NEWS OF TIE WEEK.

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OF the