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New-York tribune., 1870-12-05

RRDGnAN-on Fr Dec % samuel w. Bds,R 3 % 'S5 Il. y s' yes
s,ca % Vsye,.gnisca an NonIay pee Al 10 oocs
a. m The rsmsns VII Providence, X L. 'ora'ermeaL
Tll trends q the family 1ytsi qi the funeral from h, 1t.
residence Wal ST. Mosana on Tuesday Dee At o'clock NJ hs
NJ. are respectfully Invited
COGGISuleuy SATURDAY morning Dec 3 al bis residence
30 "a Ff6nye Frederick W Cos the g year Of bis
The relatives and friend. Of The f1niy are pecay ayed 70 aeas
Fhh Tuesday morning 9th ms st 10 O'Clock without t0rnei
notice.
HFARrr-1 this ctv on Friday after and lingering
illness Christian iorur Cornela Heart iugh,er Of hs
late Henry L, Of Duiche County y L. and reuc Of Christopher
Her y and cn are funeral her te resi-
No. 2J Elst Teea,hst at Il O'Clock this lhoaiab
morning.
Mobile papers please cor,.
LEASE-Oa saturday d inst. Maggie g. youngest child Of Henry O.
aul she late Mlryirtt Leisk. aged years. 49,.
ue % the Manner Temple corner OF oliver and lleary % 90
Monday. 5th inst, At y O'Clock
MLDEBERGEROn Sunday the h inst, Eleanor wife Of Heny D.
fI ~ E r ~, f f.5lr invited 70 attend her funeral from
7,h inst. at O'Clock p IN.
PROyOST-On Sauray morning Annie C, daughter Of Stephen H.
and Elizabeth @. Provost. Ia the 18th year Of herage
Relatives aud friends Of the family are respectfully invited 70 attend he
CLARK 2jJ Bast & ghleenl-L
RATHBoNE-Eenor Davis only diughter B. snl Mary
Panen TUESDAY Dee from ~ south OEOris, Brooklyn
Friends Of the family iuyiei to attend
RUSSELIOn morning Glen Cove T. Jane Kngs
Ind W fe Of Capt Josh. q Russell aged 63 wears.
Ia a. R PeI,sys. @ s8i iSnS az tbe f,m" s ni 70 attend
C,r leave hunters Poas by Long Island Railroad at Il return
ing from Glen Cove, Al 3:ij p
SCARRT-In st. Louis Saaray eeang Nov 49, Russell scar,t
aged a years
SHRLDONAt Paris France Sunday Nov in the 26h Of he
Emily L. wife OF kol SheOn, and daughter Of bisa H.
Ensgn.
sMTH-0u Friday Dec ? Hannah Smith relcl Of Dr. Gilbert Smith
late Of the City Of NeW-fOrs.
Tie relatives family invited The funsr.
the residence OF her nephew Chauncey Smith MoranA
tuesday 9TH IL o'clock without further invitation.
Carriages will be IN attendance MOsana Depot the arrival
Of the train at 10 O'Clock
THOMPSoYo Friday Dec ? AFTER lingering illness, James Thomp
son. the 9th year Of his
lis friends aad those OF his Lucas and his onIuaw.
T. respectfully invited the funeral from his ste
residence No West Foryghsh st., Monday 5t iast at
o'cOcb
wALKFNov l at Chaseye n Y, Joha walker aged So years
late OF HObOkeu, ~, J.
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.rrp FIRsT GRANT CLUB.

The Fourth Assembly District Republicans
organized a Grant Campaign Club, Saturday evening
xtytwo names were enrolled. Capt Chas. y. Bracket
was elected President It resolved that members Of
other organizations who desire 20 join this shall have
antl after their next meeting 20 decide aud that no
person shall be permitted TO join who holds office under
aammany A committee was appointed TO investigate
The character Of applicants for membership The ntia-
90 Zee Mas fixed af g. and the monthly dues a 90 cents
New-York tribune., 1870-12-05

Lieut.. Henry w. KiDgsbury, while serving in
the United states Army, ordered on an expedition,
and before starting made his viii, bestowing large
property in Cincinnati, Chicago and Connecticut 10 his
relatives including Mrs Gen Buckner, his sister, whose
husband nj the time held command In the Rebel Army.
Gen burnside and Capt Taylor Of the u. = A. were
named executors. The Lieutenant was killed soon
suit in the Cincinnati Courts 10 set aside the will aud
the control Of the estate over to Mrs Buckner his
erty OF rght-Over 5OOOOO-is vested in MIS- Buckner by
broher the trustee of the estate The Burnside party
iaye entered cross bill 10 have the Buckncr deed dc
cared void and the OF the deceased declared trustee
and compelled ~ rocOnyeY the property.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-05
ARIZONA.

In the recent contest for Delegates to Con-
cress from Arizona, the candidates were Richard C..
Mccormick the present delegate and Ex-Governor OF the
Territory. and p r. Brady County Sheriff. McCor-
mick Independent Union or Peoples candidate
and Brady as a regular Democratic nominee. The con-
test was warm the Rebel element and the desperadoes
OF the Territory making every effort to secure Brady
Mr. Mccormick was however, elected, Accord
ing ~ the latest advices. The citizen cOngratu
les the people OF Arizona on the result a. victory or
value u promoting the development OF the lcI-
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TEXAS.

THE SPECIAL ELECTION-REPUBLICAN VICTORIES
THE STATE SENATE SECURED.
WAsIINGToN, Dec. Am election to fill
vacs.ces was held in Texas Monday last The fol-
loving dispatch from Houston, which was received IN
tss city by the Hon. W. T. Clark yesterday indicates
that the State Senate win be Republican, and that the
republicans have gained strength in the lower branch Of
the legislature
The Republicans have carried everything as far aS
seard FROM TendicK, in the NXNth District, beats
wells Thompson by good majority. There is only one
district 10 hear from, and Republicans think We have
esrr'ei that. J. q. TRACY.
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THE STATE or TRADE.



,v,v Dec 3SuzrMirct without decided change 'aes Of tn
Exports during the week from Havana and hanus
l2O boxes and 800 hoghe Of which $500 for the Gates
warehouse at Havana and Matanzas -
hogeais Fr hs fat Butter IN demaud quoted Al
3of5r Coal OIL quiet. Flour dull at S2d 53 Hams n demand
G25c. Lumber hm White Pine, Us a
So; Pitch Pine $2a 5) Pgut'e buoysni quoted At - 20
Shooks "a reals; Hogsheat Shocks. ~ WIS., Bt
mnty Hoghess d,msud 80 25 Naval Stores hun Hoops
f; LongShayd $50; Shaved $40 Exchange on Londoo
qIdEt per premium United states 90 das sight
short sight Va 4 discounts 10 goh % days sght "A pa
ple1lum; short syht. % premium
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PERsoNALITIEs-BY TELEGRAPH

The President has appointed {. f.. Talbot
Postmaster Williamsburg Va aud J. g. Bdoman at Canton H.
T. H. De Ia Casa Seca q California pioneer and
born MsSehnsetts and
ned Post Ohce died that city 90 SaaniaJ
Mr. j. II. Littlefeld, the artist. will lecture on
ucr.oua u Abraham Lincoln throughout the North
suDcs the Lincoln Monument Assertion the proceeds
be a1pIsI tOsarI the ,rection Of the monument.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-05

AN AMATEUR NATIONAL BASEBALL AssOClA-
TON
About "A month ago movement was privately
inauguraed In Brooklyn by some Of tue members Of one
OF the oldest and most distinguished OF amateur clubs
establish National Association OF Amateur BAse-BA
Players ThLs week a meeting wiu take place toC tats
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5petial Notices

NicoI x Davidson,
No. 696 BROADWAY, NEAR GREAT JoNES-Sr.
having engaged the French Goods before The nesrsl ~A the
manufacturers, Offering
AT VERY Low PRICES
JO PACKAGES or WHITE CHINA. DECORATED CHINA.
GLASSWARE REAL BROSZRS. COMPOSITION BRoNZBs.
CLOCKS, MANTRL SETS JARDlNlERES ARrlFiCiAL FLOW
ERS, BISQUB FI"URES Sc.
Also OF olr msnaiactur-.
CUTLERY SILyER-PL4rED WARE And GAS-PlNrURES.
MLUMINArBD CHANDELIERS AND GAS-FIXrURES.
"a specially By our sr.su.
in all color, 70 match furniture and room tcconton,
Quitting the Business.
Tea sets a. pieces White French Soup rurreu large srs
~ g White Fael China Coyend Dishes ,rle e u 20 tii.
Granite Dinner SETS G 5iT FPr9SG PTfss Ft Tg BUSINESS
Core and Gilt French China Dinner sets 20 nd gp~.d Cood
and G Tea Ses "a pieces - 30 Bargains Msoca Dessert SETS
100 p,rs French Manie Vase, pain Bqus Figures haf price
QUITTING rHE BUSINESS
Iyorhandd Dinner Kn, Snee make ~ 50 the deL ditto
Kues 50 SyerPatd Table Spoons anl forI - 81
Engraved S9 Slyep,o Cators cut bottles So silver plated
IA great VARIETY WI = DAlLEN Ca, tJ Bcoaiway
stem Winding Watches.
ELGIN, WALTHAM, HOWARD, AND
GENEVA MATCHES.
Ia great variety, aa at remarkably l0r P0c@
MILLER & GOODRICH, AGENTS
25 JoHSSr, Ngw YORK
Holiday Presents.
Chromo. Stecosopes Views Frames Albums mp snd ma,
uhetared by Ant ANTHONY Co.. 59l Broaduay -YOrl
opposite Ae,ropoltsn Hotel
Misssqnoi spring Water.
Sofaa Rhea@.m DslePa cu'.aeoG' Asetous And all dsa.
J. MlLHAU'S SONS lso Broadway.
Daring December We shall sell
DIAMONDS AND DIAMOND JRwELRY
HOWARD CO.
~ e0.i''l, S0''ssa ss'ssSeaA an K~asooOsa 10
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evening at meeting representing wards OF the city.
resolution declaring that the organization would nOmi
any political party
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POLITICAL NOTES.

Mr. A. A. knights has been nominated for
Mayor OF Boston by the Labor Reformers.
The Committee of the Young Mems indie
pendent Democratic Club Of Boston passed Friday
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FLORIDA.

~ YINJUNCTON-THER RESULT NOT YET DECLARED.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 4.-The latest political
from Florida the effect that the Democrats
have caused an Injunction to he served on the Can
Nasse and that the result Of the election has not yet
been declared.
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METEOROLOGICAL RECORD.

The following is an official report by tho
Signal Service Omitted States Army. Division Of Teie-
grains and Reports, for the Benefit Of Commerce.
This report is sent simultaneously from all the places
named at midnight, Washington time:
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Hazard x cusweII's Col Liver Oil i, the best.

An Old Nurse for Chdren.-Don fl 10 procure Ma "tHS
lows SOOTHING SYRUP for children teethng.
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MIRRLED.

Wedding and Visiting Cards, Initial stamping Note Paper
WA. S0Ns lOi PLroNsr OPP Old DUTcH CHyKcH
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BARROWS- -BUXrON-In this city THURSDAY Nov. q BY The Rev
MI Dayys Franklin p Bao"s Of Connecticut to MIS- Harriet n
BaTton OF this city.
CARTER-COOK-ln Chicago Dec b. Rev G. H. Fowler D. d.,
WALKER Carter and HATTIE daughter Of G. c. Cook al Of thai
New-York tribune., 1870-12-05
itIg7EEKEETRz1Ez
DIED.

m Notices Of Marriages must be iadorsed rih 6sH
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rur AMERICAN TRACT SOCIETY.

The receipts of this Society during the past
o In Gift, and legaces were sll6l7l o. IT. expendl-
tures exceeded is income by nearly sl0N. IL mas
ed in IS years i2OOOO0J copies Of publications. III III
desrcrt languages and dialects, aud during me past
10 s.ed more than 5000 copies daily OF Whlch more
man oD are volumes. During the year tHe olcy nda
itnusIy distributed these publications. 10 Ihe Nauo
of nearly 81 900 per week. .,.,r,,,,-s b,vo boen
ornged In 81 States aud Territories ana IN portions OF
,,1,t countries. They performed nearly III years of
a2nr held or addressed 1920 religious uCeuhg' Maue
@ ~ IN ristian family Nisit- Of which nearly oneslXth
l'oo, ~ t,,'tst,ut faue. hAbituay neglectlng evan
n, nreachug. More than One-tenth were found des-
sme al ali religious books except the BiDe ana lJ5ly
80 Prntestant families without the word OF Cod. or
cs coporteurs. 3i engaged IN the south maze nearly
49,, onn christian family visits, found more than 1000
ttyy,1es destitute Of the Bible, organized or aided
r 600 sabbath or secular schools among the desti-
80 yhites ana freedmen ana reported over AlO nope
81 ,onxer. lops I'm connection with their labors.
inning the wear delegation from the Society made
,, i'm lie Pacific states and Territories, and opened
ds,,sitnry and established agency In san Francisco
sor the prosecution OF Union Missionary COlpOrtage
on the miners Chinese, and other needy classes The
- Frederick l. Shearer has been appointed District
sr.tary for this new Held aud has assumed the drcc-
,n m the work The report OF this delegation shows
tbn while the proportion Of evangelical church members
n The whole United States Is seventeen per cent, on the
Pacific coast t is only three and half per cent and
ontsde OF few favored districts H Is only two per cent
I'm one entire state, with population of 5000. IL IL ess
than one per cent Eight cOpOrteurs are engaged
among the miners. ono Ot them duyOt.as himself esOa
The New York herald., 1870-08-02
WORKING wonEvs RIGHTS AND WRONGS


To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
our thanks are due you for the great kindness you
nave bestowed on our association, by giving In the
columns OF your valuable paper 80 prominent posi-
ton TO the meetings OF our association As you have
so nobly promised the assistance Of your paper in
our behalf trust that we win meet with success.
Many Of the morning papers had some mistakes,
by placing the names or some propretors TO tho
wrong establishments, especially Albert Ridley In
sleau OF kinney. Ridley's establishment Is on
Grand street, and 1t belongs to his iather but
the son who dsgraces himself by searching the
packages Of the saleswomen. i exonerate Mr..
Kinney from thar dsgraceful habit but not
from the unchrstienllke practce OF COM
small stores that keep open late, WIN
tue exception OF some leading establishments on
Sixth ana Eighth avenues who close for the summer
season only aany people are deceived by the stores
closing now; but walt un;il the fall ana winter sea-
son opens, then they will discover some Of those lead
ing establishments WIDE open after ten +. NJ, satnr-
day nights until twelve y. NJ. II Is To the working
classes who patronize those establishments AFTER
seven r. N. that now appeal. II they desire 10
assist our organization let tnen abstain from pur-
CHASING In any fancy goods establishment that keeps
20 the trades unions 10 the members wives daugh.
ters and sisters, TO do all their shopping before seven
7. NJ. and their refusal to purchase afer
that hour VIII be tue most powerful induce
ment TO compel the proprieors 10 close ut
That time. They are not deslrous OF paying
gas bills when no sales are made In the evening.
The main object OF the Saleswomen's Early Closing
Association is the abrilgng OF their long hours of
tue tSt Oh september request Wall be made
10 close all fancy goods stores at seven r. NJ every
evening throughout the whole year. saturday even
inzs excepted when ten O'Clock. II Is thought wlll
be late enough to compel the saleswomen to walk
home unattended. and be- perhaps, less liable to
insult
We trust that the worklngmens wives viii heed
our appeal and assure oI their Willingness to
spond. our next meeting will he held on Thursday
evening, August T. at .mpton Hall, when full at
tendence IL requested OF all saeswom employed
not; also those who engaged In estab shments
that close ut seven r. M. the summer only.
META
The New York herald., 1870-08-02
The extreme fluctuations in the prices OF the lead.
ing speculative shares were as foIows:--
GOVERNMENTS LOWER.

The discovery of Of the speculative manipulation
of the government market by the foreign bankers led
to lower prices the downward tendency being as.
sisted by the heavier market for 1vetwenties In
London, and also by the apprehension that the new
German loan OF 150 600 thalers will help depress
our securities abroad, temporarily at least The
favorable debt statement checked the decline and
prices toward the close improved. The following
were the final street quotations: States cur.
rency, skies, 110A lllI; do, 1881, regis
tered, 1l3'< ll31; do do, coupon, ll3X
1l3H; do. dve.twenties, registered May
and November. l1O q 1IoI; do. do, 1862.
coupon. do. 1ioN llo3.; do. do, 1854, do.
do, 10 1l0H; do. do, 1886, do. do, ITO q
llo%; do. do. 1885. coupon, 10sX 100; do. d.,
1867, do do, l0SH l09; do. do 1868, do. do, 100
q 109A; do ten-fortles, registered, IOsH lot:
do. do, coupon, 1867 lot.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES DULL AND WEAK.
In the Southern list there continued mac
tfvity, except for the Tennessees ana North Caro-
linas, which were moderately dealt In and steady
The balance OF the list heavy and lower The FOL-
lowing were the final street tquotations:-Tennessee
ex coupon, 90 621a; do, new, COZ 81; Virginia
ex coupon, 60 62; do new, G1 So; do, registered
stock, old, 491l SO; Georgia sixes 80 a IS; do
sevens 90 90; do. sevens, old, SS 90;
North Carolina, ex coupon, 4s a 40; do
I
new, 90 a 30 do, special tax, 23x q "a; Missouri
skies, SO 90; do. Hannibal and 81. Joseph, SO a
oo Louisiana sxes 90 70; do, new, 6S es;
do, levee skies, 20 72; do. do., eights SO eS;
do. Penltentiary seyens, II o 80; do. railroad
eights, so s5; Alabama nves 70 rs; do. eights,
SO 100; do railroad eights 98 a 50; South Caro-.
lima SKIES, Is S3 do. new, July, 70 76; do. do,
October, rs rs; do. regular stock. DID, rs q 50;
Arkansas sevens, 70 76; Mobile and Ohio Railroad
sterling, 7S so; do. interest eights, "a 7e:
Mississippi Central Railroad first mortgage sevcns
rs 81; do second do eghts, 65 o 6S; New Orleans
and Jackson, first, "a SO; do, second, "A O 70;
Memphis and Charleston Railroad. first, SO a s5:
do, second, 70 IS; do, stock, SO O 81; Green
vile and Columbia Railroad. guaranteed South
Carolina, 6s o 10; Macon and Brunswick guaranteed
Georgia, 72 rs; Memphis city skies. 556 5s; Sa-
vannah city sevcns So 81; New Orleans consols,
old, 70 q rs; do. issued railroad sixes 10 49, do
new sevens, Is rs.
RAILWAY EARNINGS.
The comparative earnings Of the Cleveland and
Pittsburg Railroad for three weeks IN July were in
1870. ............... $780, 270
1863. ........................ 147,S77
THE SPECIE MOVEMENT.
The imports Of specie at this port curing the past
week have been as folOws:-
July 23-Steamer Rising Star, Aspnwall-
SLTSr.''''.'''' .'.'''''..'''.''....... 20 100
Gold ..:.....:.:................ 1000
Port au Prnce-Goll. Goll..................... 90
July 30-Steamer MORO Castle, Havana
SILVER. ........................... AT
Gold.." ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $3.50
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
WALL STREET,

WALL 6TRHkr,
MONDAY. August l. l870-oP NJ
The public debt statement shows reduction OF
sl700oOO0 for the month OF July, and OF tll3
for the past year. The Treasury now holds casn
balance Of $l4o.oOO.000.
GOLD 1907 121X.
The markets were extremely duh. In the fors-
noon the only dealings In gold, the Stock Ex-
change ana Government Board having adjourned
pending the funeral obseQues OF the late Mr. Nathan
The price OF gold before the board was l2lN, from
which there was decline at the board the report
that bonds In Frankfort were IS. subsequently, on
the announcement OF an unsettled feeling and
lower prices In London, the price advanced
to 12lx, the cable stating that the Prussiau
Government was about to offer loan OF
l6o.ooo.ooO five per cents at So. When 1t was
explained later that the loan needed to DO paid
for until November next gold fell on to l2l4, but on
the rum0r OF p ched battle this afternoon rose TO
1914 at which 1t finally closed the market at the
end being feversh and dun. The Of puces Ii
shown In the table
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OUr DOR WORSHIP.

Methodist Camp Meeting mt Merrich, Long
Isiund-lho Openin2 Ceremonies to Take
Place TO-Day- ihe Grounds and Buildings.
To-day will commence the len days session Of the
camp meeting OF the Methodlsts OF Eastern New
YORK The grounds are located at Merrlck, Long
Island, twenty-five miles distant from this city by
she south Side Railroad, with which CORPORATION
she management have made special arrangements
and secured cheap rates OF Transportation. The
grounds consist principally or woodland. COM
picturesque pace 10 be found in ths
region. 1he trustees have been actively engaged in
preparing the grounGs and laying them out 10 ave-
1ues aud blocks. There are eI1At avenues conyoro-
ang In one common centre in the form OF an ellipse
ON the north side OF tins plot is The preachers,
stand twenty five feet ssuare, with three entrances
AT an equal di tance from the outer edge or this
plot are SIX elptcaiiy shaped avenues. The eight
blocks facing the green and forming the front ci Gle
will be devoted 10 tents and summer houses for
prayer meetings anu church purposes. This year
temporary use, vaylny in size from ' ten 'Go to
fifteen ieet At the junction OF the ellIptica
avenues with those leading from the preacners'
etand Will De circular park, Ornamented with
fountains, statues anu pumps Of fresh wafer Di-
rectly Ia the rear o. this s,and a Dailding resem.
bling chapel hl sq'y ornanented tne lower story
0i which Is divi led nto committee rooms room
Ior tne presiding elder al the t-us.ees The upper
ministers. 4. large building Three stories b,yh
rs by % feet. NiCn two extensions OF 35 feet each
mas been erected for restaurant and lodging
VIII be found on the ground, and everything
10 De SOLD ut the lowest possible rate so th5t the
uelicacles of the season VIII be wtiIn reach of all
On tue east siie oi tue grove large artaca lax is
70 oe erected, with ancy bridges spanning 1t at In.
ervais nnd handsome boats tor sailing the water to
yuvSeea rom SPARKLING brook which encirccs the
, lne legislature last winter Incorporated he Long
ts'uu Calnp Meetns Association. the incorp0rator3
Ue,ns ,ustee es vi the association for the first year.
&llcr Wnich onc-tlrd OF their number retire from
cllacc on me yacalcies being filled rom among
stoohHV,ers Inc zeal estate when The corpora
Income oil It's lesona estate not to exceed $40 OJO
All tne pronis over seven per cent have to he nail
INTO the Iunu lor the construction 0l at
Churches on Long Island. There are quite a nu mber
on the grounds now 1t is po ed that ne ore t,,a
close or tue sess0 fully hail million neonIe w m
have visited the place. Tne exercises wili bs ex
cllsivey reiR oas an 10 doubt those who go there
VIZ 10 pvaMpted w CONSULTATIONS m0ti,es.