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PRINCESS EDITHA on THE DOMESTIC
VIRTUES
HOME THE PROPER SPHERE OF WOMAN.
The Princess Editha Loleta Baroness Rose


thai and Of Lansfcdt last evening gave to
attentive world of 40 people so, the metaphysical
suits OF her experience In this vale OF humbugs This
devoted oasis OF humanity shivered in vast desert Of
hall. while a fringe Of dashing young gem
tlemen pocketed their hands about the
doors, gallantly awaiting the arrival Of the
fair lecturer Presently appeared the grandose figure
OF her Hghness, attred In virgin white and beamng
forth infantine simplicity from every and fold.
Ascending the temporary royal das she began to speak
OF the Proper Sphere OF Woman" which she pously
pronounced be home" She thought that the moment
woman went outside Of home, and unsexed herself
Cby dipping into that ramping, roaring sea called
WOman's Rights she disgraced herself, sacrificed
the dignity OF wOmanbOOd and lost the respect OF the
opposite she regretted that the terms modesty and
simplicity had lost their meaning She thought that the
Woman's Rights agitatorsthe suffrage cques-had con
spired to desoate the Home Except the gentle help
mate Of man. woman should not stand by his sde The
nerfact state OF society that is 20 will
lie based on the fun development Of wo
mans intellectual and moral character. As
the nurse and Instructor Of little children in the Home,
she will lay the foundation OF future virtue &c. extir
nate several curses and discharge her religious and do
nestle virtues. What woman knows is OF little i'm
portapce a compared with what she feels Home Il her
proper place and sphere. She who seeks fame and APP
tlause outside that charmed circle gains but
the paltry tribute Of momentary notoriety.
When woman is right, all Is right All
feminine deCacy and grace would ne lost When woman
rushed 20 the polls the despoler OF her own fair
Name and Of all hitherto held sacred The Princess nd
,ured woman to remember that TO govern WELL one must
first have been well governed she spoke IN mild repre-
bension Of this stalking about through the land.
entering homes, tearing hearts," DC III neg
lecting home aud its duties constitutes Noman's
Rights Womans Wrongs much better. All that sort
of thing her Hghness believed to be allacy and de-
ception She desired women TO help women In other
ways than through the ballot lneeyating the depaved
they would at the same time ennOble themselves Her
experience convinced her that ninetenhs OF the cases
NJ deprayity in women tine effects OF woman's
harsbness TO woman. Tho sex, she thought,
theories and philosophers in the most charming man
ner but when TO practical action they can't 90
anytb ng for want Of stability OF character Let us be
trne IN ourselves would be true to countless mil
lions Of generations yet to come Let US stand forth IN
the beauty and simplicity OF truth, etc." etc
Tho Princess concluded her homy In short half hour,
and ked ma gncently down the hail. while her audi
epca sat open mouhed. expecting temperance But
the robed vision remorseessy departed to the
spher Of the domestic virtues, and the party went and
A
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The nnmler Of prisoner. confined h The County Jan has

the number OF prsoDers confined h the County JAN hss
averaged os. Not one has roo red physician.
MOUNT YRRsoS-According to thc assessment rolls tto
valuation OF real estate of residents IA set down at VII
W real estste Of D1nTesiients at s6 personal prop
erty s20U total sij,l25 Ga increase during the year
OHIESTA-At the country scat Of John Horton some
nhe Dune hes OF apple blossoms of second crop
eatercd yesterday morning while beautiful ~
nppc5 were htil on the tree and In tho grounds
eo"'c Sppeiry bushes still bearing delicious fruit
NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.ICharles Wilson was arrested
yesterday charged with atroclous assault on Law
rohce H. fagin The ladies who arran gng fOr tie
fair In aid Of the Hudson County Hospital hold meeting
TINS AT moon a o'clock at the nee OF Mrs. Cor
nclius Van Worst, No 13 Naynost TIE Garner sons f
ST. Patrcks Church IL ~ he lafI on Sunday te fath
inst Dennis StapletoD, alias Fnke" was arrested
yesterday, charged with stealing S60 Mrs kgau.
He denied the tht but expressed wilingn 10 gyo
that amount 10 Mira E1gan. Samuel McAdOo ags 10
was killed yesterday afternoon by tie cayng N Of
sand bank H0bokenaye. David CrOnan, companion
was badly hurt.
NEwARK-A boy named Carries, In attempting 10 get
on Broadst. car yesterday fell under the wheels. aud
Aad the flesh torn from his thigh and otherwise
badly injured A man. supposed TO be John Caiey VI
syracuse ded OF heart disease in yacant lot yesrday
. Chas Burns and EIward Day were arrested last
night charge Of stealing bundle OF secondhand
coats from Abraham Jacobs OF EignthaVe.
GREESyHIE.--John Martin was arrested yesfrnay.
charged with assauiting, with infant 10 Kill Henry X
yrceland. Martin worked for vreeland trte Jays so
bee anne because Nreeand put MN 70 -ono ao0'
that he did not like. lie committed for trtai.
HOBOkEN.-Herman Welkates was arrested }esN'foays .
charged with attempting 10 poison bb wlfc. Inc wv"
had separated and met casually when ~elkates pro
posed TO his wife 10 home On arriving nj ne nonso
sented but, noticing that he put Unto white POWDER
she refused to drink The powder proved ~ be aTsen
New-York tribune., 1870-11-01
al Notices Of MAJ
name and address.
DIED.

BERGBy-Teans j. 81 Fsbush L. Oct ~ 1870 In the 6st rear
his -.
Funers from residence Fabni Tusia7, Sov o
2p The family iByte 20 attend the funeral
without further Putin Ferry Tor FLOush ever 10
minutes
BRApLYA Greenfield Hill Conn Monday Oct ~ otyphof fever.
George p Geo. H. Brady aud dsnghes VI Geo Burr
CIBvBLASD-At Pssac N J., Monday, Oa 81 Benjamin n
Cleveland in the I3th year Of b, sge -.
TIE funeral place from the frt Reformed Church on Wed
bessy Nov O. at O'Clock Friends Nil meet al his late ie
dence at 1t O'Clock.
JACKsOs-On Monday morning Oct 81 after lingering Illness May
wife of william LeGrand Jackson
The relative. aud friends family respectfully invited to st-nd
o'clock from her late sdencs
No. 10 between Thrl and fosrh
McIEAg- Passc SUNDAY evening Oct Mary Lyuiss Ins
daughter Of George and Mara L. Mclean aged mOuths-
shITH-Ou 2e Emily wife Of Isaac 4 Smith ssed n -
Friends fsey invited attend the funeral q. es J" ess
Twenty thrds,., N. Y, on TUESDAY Nov. !, att Pm
wRGHr-on SATURDAY Oct g. Chs, W Virgil, in the 'h yeas
Of bis age ,.,
The friends and relatives family invited aend The fere
irom EgbiytbirSt Baptist Church hetveen seEd snd i%
aves Tuesday Nov Ocoek. Greenwood tele'efl'
New-York tribune., 1870-11-01
THE REGISTRY.

NUMBER OF NAMES ON THE P0LL-Bo0Ks, 1854
The registration was conducted yesterday in
comparatively quiet manner and the Of by far
the greater number OF voters entered the poll
lists At of the places Of registry Greenwichst
several intoxicated men had to DO forcibly removed
from the doorway
Patrick johnson. politician employed himself In en-
desvorng by threats of arrest to drive away the col
ored voters Of the xyIIth District OF the Eighth
Ward He became obnoxious to the registry officers
that his errest ordered. He was however, at once
discharged by Judge Shandley at the Jefferson Market
Police Court.
George Strang colored arrested the charge OF
Illegal registration and held for trial.
The following is the result of the registration yester-
day and ON the 18th OF October:
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Nelc- York, oct. 81, ls7o.
THE NATIONAL ELECTION LAW.

But little was done yesterday toward the en-
forcement Of the National Election Law beyond the
swearing in Of special deputy marshals, about 400 Of
whom took the oath before Commissioner Davenport.
Judge Woodruff was absent and Judge Benedict devoted
the day in the Circuit Court 10 finishing the trial OF Col
Clarke the countereiter This morning both Judges
expected 10 M and there but little doubt that the cleo
ton eases will be taken up, and that hot discussion will
eusuc between DIstTctAuOrney Davis and Mr. slough
ton for the defense, upon demurrer or motion TO
0uash Nh S.OughOn and Geo. TckuOr Curtis II II said,
are prepared to argue the points of law involved for
week II needfl IA order 20 stavC of the trials, but il Is
NOT likely that Judges will tolerate much unneces-
sary garrulOlsness. In fact, there seems 10 los fair
chance that Of the probably that Of Terence
Quinn may be brought To trial Tomorrow by Thurs
day at furthest.
One or two warrants issued 10y Commissioner
Davenport but the only man brought ia during the day
for fraudulent registration was taken before Commits
soncr Shields. This Austin Allen, CGlOred Deputy
Marshal who taken in custody by policeman on
complaint James Lynch who claimed 70 be acting
as A Marshal by direction of Alderman O'Brien. This
Lynch vaguely charged that Allen registered from No.
?ig izabeth-st, but really lived In Mercer-st,
Uou,tOp-st. His assertions were based hearsW
evidence and several Witnesses stood ready 10 prove
Allen good character and that lie really lived at No
29 Elizabeth ST. the charge promptly dismissed and
Alderman O'Briens d" Marshal" was sent about his
business
New-York tribune., 1870-11-01
"SP4NISH SPIES" IN LIMBO.
CASE OF THE STEAMER LEo-THE CUBANs ON
THE ALERT.

CASE OF The STEAMER LEo-THE CUBANs ON
THE ALERT.
The details connected with the seizure and
,.iesse q, the steamship Leo Saturday were given
n te form ~ m affidavit yesterday, TO lecture warrant
o., , rrest of several professional informers charged
with having committed perjury. The affidavit sets forih
mt bou, tbe first OF last month advertisement ap
peared IN certain newspapers oag UPON a., nus -, o
,Dniesfa Iv letter with the advertiser ~ was MS
eoy red after investigation that tne hu
49, ;'ss,tsd Inv some la this city who was ahtagO-
o'eb a. i,tere.s Of the patriots III CUBA, ana VINO
hsto w. 10 make II appear that the Cubans were
men Ia be- sent to the Island 10 engage IN tho
.nsun tbus Law the foundation FOR the seizure OF any
@ Mar' 1 nn b6ard Of which the "tmmigrants might pe
found. .; t.,,oa o,ro,,ars an
viii ,hnse y.hpg 10 enigrate In the West indies 10
come there John McCue, VI. i. Mhslen, James iho.p
son Thomas Williams George Z Johnson siias = her,
,iI and George Sweet alias Abraham hckcrihsh, MI
ll!!s. Mt A word was said to them where they
a, o., 90 other than that u was an l-ahd IN tne Wcrt
indies On saturday at noon ney receN m
ddr.s 10 CaptDearbOrn OF "a. lp " 49, y, @ o.
% ~, - a,,nov ~ the spanish Government ana mahe
vii tbnt the Leo receiving reehi9rcemehs anu
munitions Tor the patriots In Cuha ana aso causen
specis warrant 10 be issued loI ,e & b.d Phn, sah
individual. Ibe ISo "aS 's'-
~ ,ans now intend 10 prosecute the spies who tney
s,a~e have besn swearing falsely against mem. Inc
, -, severJ steamship lines have had consuita
a.. con,seI OF the CUbans and urged them 10
rs.. ths pros. cution, in order that incl, Noses ey
a, n sci,sd hereafter every week ana tnelr
"a fhr an1dayits against the Leo hhd reacbeu
~ ,,rcner course but that the vessel was re-
@ iea ~ the moment 1t was found tho snda'its Wero
falsely ma'lg,
New-York tribune., 1870-11-01
LOCAL NOTES

The Ninth Ward Republican Association has
nominated Elery Denison Tor School Trustee.
Election returns will be received at Police
Headquarters this year as usual
A meeting was held last night TO advocate
the election Of Leander Buck 10 the Assembly from the
XVlIIth District
Henry Dater, n Democratic nominee for As
sembly from the Let District OF Weschester County has
withdrawn.
The Republicans of Cortlandtown, West
chester County, hay. nominated Joseph A. Apgar for
Receiver Of Taxes.
B. c. Wandell received the Republican nom
nstion for member OF Assembly in the XIIIh District
last evening.
A German Democratic mass meeting was
held In ermanis Gardens Hoboken ast ght speeches
were made by several GeTmans.
The Citizens Association of the Twelfth and
Nineteenth Wards met last evening when specche, we're
made by Mr.. Macdonald and Mr. Buckley advocating
the election OF John Foley to the Assembly 10 make IL
more certain that bll may be- passod by the Iegisla-
turc authVrZIg the construction vi road thai VIZ In
New-York tribune., 1870-11-01
KINGS COUNTY REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.
The following is the "TegIIlarh Repnblcan

ticket of Kings County:
Corgss-Steond Dsnot, sss B. butcher Thri Er.,!us D.
Webster
Samuel m,idoI County Cet James Duh,
Surrogate W Onder Superintendent OF Poor j. e. ianaeVe
Justice Of SessiO Barnet johnson.
sig-Yint Dhin Henry T. Bowen; Secohl Samuel Jones
Tbrj Thom Pourth. John G.. L. Boeicher; William W
Goodfeh SIXTH nomination Segen Frelcnek W. COchui Egab
(;eorge G. Beunrtii Ninth Francis b. Fisher
Alderman Second Ward nomination fOnrh Bare Striker
sIth j. W Pickett; Eighth, AInods Tenh Jerome b Wss.
fouseuth, nomination; SNeeuth, ".
Pry Rbte.nb H. Dawson Twentieth, Samuel Gyer.n Twenty.
seeond, Nm. Re suisoD.
sIrrUfsors-f. Ward Estshroos Third D. johnson; Finh,
M nom atom seventh, Peter Milne Niuth Sydney
Ftenb Henri Eotti Thirteenth Howell Smith T0eelh Gsoze
srmer Seventeenth w. McDisrnid Nine;eeH Psrchd
TW,uty-d -dTst. james ". finn
The Executive Committee OF the Republican General
Committee Of Kings County has issued a card asking
every Republican who feels interest Ia the success ~
the principles his party representa- TO sustain s the polls
the re gular nominees,
New-York tribune., 1870-11-01

which they could be obtained to be OF use az inc next
election he retoted "we. thin I'll vote widout en. "a
,,4s v.ar Twas 81 thinking, may ybe wild this Fiieral
law II would be convaynant to have em; but sure Tam
many will sec me through" Tammany past practiees
end nresent fears have been moro plainly illus
trated.
John G.. Whittier has been nominated for
Congress by the Liquor Prohbitionsts of the With Dis
tri,t
New-York tribune., 1870-11-01
AOIfAIIC-
.nDtost nOtoH Hi hetvaen the first-class

Tomorrow the contest between the iirst-clasa
sloops of the Atlantic Yacht Club Of Brooklyn, FOR the
champion pennant OF the club takes place. The contest
ing yachts Will include the Daphne Rear Commodore j.
Rogers Maxwell and tne Qui Vye, Gr. Thomas CiaphdIn
The be the usual course from staKe Doat
of Delapams House to ana around tue Soath West spt
and return The champion pennant was won by the
Daphne very close contest at the regatta on the
27th september, aud this the laat OF tie season.
the result OF challenge issued BY the owner OF the us
Niye.
Thomas Fearon of the YOnkers Club AID
James 0Neil OF Troy win inglescuil tniee-pIis
al Troy, Saturday next, for prize OF 700.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-01
DONPSTIC MARKETS.

ST. LOWS, DC. 3.-COton steady ladlsc Fosr quiet s.
g, lS wiSs :.ts o : g r. F' ws ~ Il q % On
White 65G69 oats quiet at Rei4e Barley hr@et Ry. snne,
srn At s1a 81 IS IN Choice USsss Bsglng .tes a3
Provisions sf PORK, S25 500 ~ Bulk MeatsCeiI hib sues
Tear sits. 2asic Lard .tesdy at lslc Cattle sS0sf
for goo choice Live Hog steady a. % |'g - HesP-
IoUIsyLE Oct 3Tobscoo sady ss % hd& BSgng sieafri
Hemp 2c Flax 2sc Cotton trm y: y.syi
5 % Gram ami aet la gucsnsdi WHISKY arm a S's
DsrRoIT 6ct. 5L-POGr duI unsettled Wheat dull No
81 5 Amber 81 D. Corn o1' % ara B'Iley ar. no"nA' m
AUGUsTA, 3l-Coton active aS brni hdding ~
atle sales. "a eaes ssep': % 6slss p,,,, y,,r.
as 10, TTsbie R,tS IS Is Coro-Mled s0Gs5c White
es ,sFS s f .. Sass aesr ~ i1f m s @ c -
s.e Clear sides zote Hams "a Ge ISrd-ief'e 'g'tSi
&,e 81 Cchee-Pne, l1tqlic EIchange-S,erng l!,;
New -YOrt sighsstp par Ge4, ~ W.. 49,. o. oty1.,,.
lee Clnb sl; Mlwsukse BE Oss quiet snf unHaaye
Corn dun 4 I Rs .sAd{ S % % & G ysor i liz i5 90 Sl
bLL Flour lO7ooo bush Wheat freshts
b. rsaIo Oct 5-Receps-YOu 5000 bush.,
Wheat oas n 900 bush Barsy, 900 bush shPnents
bush RE 1900 bush Railroad stpmers-wbsst 100 bash
Oats 10 900 bush Coru 9o9 bush In o ,7s esI "a %
Rye, 44O0 bush.i At, 900 bash. Rye Nalt @@o
ba6; Peas bush CIns Fghts storm pev-pts 6g.sesi
Spring neglected. sales i2OO bush Ref waer y - Corr u iaf
Os dn and fnn 100 bush 4oc Rye BonnAy
sS for Western Barley quiet sale. go bgh western yer
dull and without change Hghsncs dull caer ~ si Do ou '
TOLEDO Oct. Flour dull ard unchargs da and heavy,
No. Red ~ ls No Red 81 H. COZ qaisi 9a $ Hets - ~ a. a. '
No 2 6Oic Oats quiet and un'hang1i frsghts l'i 70
huh WI, a. TUO bush Corn Shpmeats5uO0 bbi
Flour 100 Wheat. l2Oog bush Corr 49, so easl Oas a.,
Rosn dull; No 81 90 Tareue unekangeL Ter quie.
Ms.rs o cGt.8 a'%sI . At - S EGI S sss rs
quiet At 80 BsooO-shOuen, lie.; Clear sides. bse-
New-York tribune., 1870-11-01
FRAUDULENT TNATURALIZA TON AND FRAUD
ULENT VOTING.

TO the Edfior OF The Tribune.
SIR: VIII you oblige 10y giving the public
as wen as myself your views upon the following ques-
sioDs II nauraized citizen offering his vote at the
polls is challenged and he produces in evidence Of his
citizenship his naturalization papers, can be then be
con peld o. 10 swear in his vote Again, If his vote is
received on the evidence OF his papers without his oath,
papers been frauduently obtained, what II tine
proper to pursue To dsfranchse him ana compel
nm to give up his papers thus frsudulenty obtained
And where lac DE proved 10 have been party Ia the
fraud what punishment would he incur t2 Also, the
punishment his aideTs and abettors In the fraud
would be subjected to- where there is sufficient proof To
warrant procedure against them go AS our election Is
at hand ask tAese questions that the su9ecl may
he plauy forth 20 naturalized citizens ana that
they may fully understand the dangers of violating our
Election laws. Your views upon the mater VII sieatY
Obige NiiiNLN
Nets York, Oct. 81, 1870.
/. Any person who is challenged can be compelled to
swear in his vote If he vote al all. His naturalization
papers show OF that he is citizennot s-ary
that he has right vote He may not have the neces
sary residence in the district county, or state.
IL II man knowingly votes when he Is not citizen,
or when he il not legal voter, he commits penal
ocnsc and is liable TO prosecution and conviction there
for We know OF no means by which man may be com
PEELED to give up fraudulent naturalization papers. As
for disfranchsiug such person correspondent
describes that would be impOssbiiity, since he is
clearly not yet enfraRchised.
III. Aiding OF abetting fraudulent naturalization or
fraudulent voting is a felony, aud punishable such
New-York tribune., 1870-11-01
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
DkGE-RkI.I,

The Atlantcs challenged the Mutuals to play
new series games. The first game will he played On
Saturday on the Capitoline Grounds.
The contract with the players of the Red
stocking Nine expires Nov The club will retain thu
two wights, Could and McVey sweasey and Allison
are to leave.
The Western professional Clubs this season
have lost fewer games and than professional
uues here3
New-York tribune., 1870-11-01
ppoyryRNT ARRIVALS.

Hoffman House-Sefor NJ. Lopez Roberts,
the spanish Minister; Gen. A. Goron 81 tne Russian
Army, and Gen X II. Clsry OF Springfield, Mass. -
Brevoort House-The Hon. j. " l.. PruyD Albany, ana
Dr. J. q. Holland, springfield Mass: - Estrets
IIouse-Iohn r. BgelOw, Chief Of the Loan DVlslon o
the Treasury Department, and Gen. X Alien, u; = n
E=== st. James HotelT. Tomita and = Tskahi gi
Japan and tho Hon. L. M. Madden, Middletown n !;
- Grand Central Hotel-Aan Rutherford, Iblrd
Auditor the Treasury Department and the Zavistowsn
sisters 49, Astor House-Capt FiDstii, italian Consul
at Boston. st. Nicholas H0tel-W llliam Prescott
Smith of Boston, and Dr. Whyte OF Georgia. - ffth
Gov Hawley OF Connecticut, the Hon. D. Il. Wood OF
Syracuse, j. H. Ramsey OF Albany and Ross Campbell oI
Baltimore
New-York tribune., 1870-11-01
MISSOURI.

81. LOUIS. Oct. Ex-Governor McClurg has
written letter to The Times, opposing the Constitutional
Amendments enfranchisng Rebels.
j. Milton Turner, popular colored orator on the Nc
Curg side. who has taken strong grounds against the
Constitutional Amendments during the canvass, came
out in favor Of them In speech Saturday night and
announced himself Independent candidate for Con-
Rress IN this District.