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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-02
Election Notices.

ItoURTu wARD-R1FTH PRROINCT- NOTICE.
N Il hcreby givqn that, In conformity 70 the pro
Visions q ne ehsIsr ~ ne city q Washlngten, AZ
ward on MONDAY Oh Of June MOTT, Al the corner o.
Third ard airsvts, Tor Mayor. two membsfs q ne
Board OF Aldermen, and three members Of me Hoard
Of Common Council ~ which aad precinct The votes Of
All who are registered IN tho said Fourth ward o. the
CIV Il Wasnalon, the initial letter q Nhoso names
ffpn 7 10 2, inclusive. viii DO received.
Polls open alta m. and olq.e a IN, m.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-02

SPEECH OF rnR NEXT HAroR.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-02
UNION AND VICTORY.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. d TE Insr wARD.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-02
Election Notices.

E'IRsr WAND .FTRsT PRECfN0T. NOTICE is
hereby given that, In conformity 70 the provisions
o. the chaTisr d the eE Of Washlhgion AZ election
E b held n the First Procinnt 81 the First ward on
MONDAY, eth ~ June merit. ~ the Commissioners
once No. 1906 street, bstucon Nlustespth and Tween
usih for Mayor, member o. tho board Of Aldermen
ard Assesos, y Which sad precinct he votes % all
~, ~ hns ~ We l o.
A 70 u, inclusive, VIII BE- received.
UHNHY HINDER, p
FRANCIS TAyHRNH
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-02

S,EUOND wARD-FIRsT PRECINoT.-NOTIQR
Ions Of The ohGrtsr Of the city q wAalnRtnn an ose
ton vi b bold iR he First precinct q We seSgnd
Lons Tin shop, on N street bc!soen Twelfth snd
on the Hoard q Aldermen aud three menbers Of Mo
Hoard o. common Council, ~ which sald precinct he
votes Of all Who registered IN thc said hecond
ward Of the city Of Washington, the initial letter 4
whose IL from 10 y, noluslyo, will DO received
Polls open att a m, and eloas ~ u 2. m,
. 80 BERNARD BREENAN,
SINCLAIR Buu,EY, r.#
..,.... WILLIAM PsrrlBONk,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-02

THE FESTIVAL of tho tAdiea' Association ly1e Frsl
Presbyterian CHURCH, should tho weatho.lt 49, -
soralha today will DO postponed IN toy
ylysSs. Wy ~ b o. g'f'ins At tho
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-02

A HEErna Of the PaEraSut Post No. 90. A, r. vii
IIaii. eoracr q b snd ssvsah sir.s,ss
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-02
THEY ARE ALL ron EMERY AND REFoRM.

THE WARD CANDIDATES DEFINE
THEIR POSITIONS.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-02

MrEana, uHEEN A WILLIAM, nruphoiqra, announce
In our advertising Qalunns that the wehn9Nn water,
nu place hotel At hofkpoy hprlnfai WgAt lirEini y
open TOT tho reception Of vitteft For terms Ae'
ueo their adyortlsoment
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-02

" y, uu.MAg, druggist, No. an Pennsylvania AVo.
uua, IA tho only aEont fug tho inyiE1ratna Saratoga
Waiora and ID prepared tn uTnAh om In quantities 70
suit purchasers Gilman also announces the n0oins
modihtoly,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-02

sr pfrt,uH SUNDAY SCHOOL, concert aud Tab.
oanG will he given ~ the pupa o. THIS school this
evening and 10 murroW evening, ~ uapArOehAl srho
building commencing Il O'Clock The proceeds viii
building,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-02

TuE 81 Cloud Hotel. corner Of Nlnth and s,,oo,,
SSSE q sssa''' ''A''''' '0' We summer season
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-02

fnarNAgrUu ArruNrEp, Thomas " Marsh has
haan appointed postmaster 81 ruuualbtoUn District
b nolnnlhla. Nleo w. ~ loaoh. Iu.lsnod
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-02

An uNTouNpEp RuMnn #ToN Bowtg Nor DEAD
r'imnT was current yesterday afternoon about the
hooond ward During thg priuiAg elsouon that the
spread Ike wDd,hna II the n9tououa Top bad hoard
the unanimous Comments his reported death, and
tho ramAfks made u his past life, ho would
doubt endeayor harogftar 70 ohanp his eourao Of
existence 10 live NE Of Toottude and become
respectable olison The report proved unfounded
however, and Tom sor4 10 Az hls Elof3 about the
CITY Hall whore he look ~ thnnah his innds had
been bptinn drinks on sne iaTurite candidate and he
was holding all the stake
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-02

=, Tgr srnlynEnHL FsgTtylL Eivsg b ms laals. Of
on streeh nett The church, lately occupied by the
Sister Of hsref, Win b coptnued today and toror
Lnnch VIII Be served NJ frutn ono O'Clock until
evening Daring tho evening there viii he Pfeelisnt
music IN Attendance, and dancing IN > hall we'll
benefit o. poos families, and should be vel paFoniHed
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-02

RonEnT a. QlaHAnf, corner Of Nlath and s,resl,,,
has hand full STOCK Of hraolAns carriages OF all
Tbs newest patterns and II reasonable prices.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-02

BquAL No, l TUNE or JosApAR-An Important
meeting ei this wollkpown and popular Temperance
order III b he'd % trda5 evening June In he
nue. between Pour I'D, bali And Sub slfee.s, Bas
quostod. Tho meeting viii ooumsnos a. O'clock
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-02

a Ehostiy crew, numbering I'll tho entire Bowen
!Qling atrgnEih u tho seventh ward. assembled al
u tak proceeded 70 yqte BY tooa for candidates for
AaAfd. llet1t, NTH tbs fQum1laE tnlpll For AldsL
H0von 1905 V0tcA fur Common Council Thomas Car.
rAhef received la1, Anthony Buuen ~, T. A. Douglas
~, kdward Ambush 81, and Arthur PAnnoll TO-
There considerable complaint among 0f thu
oolured mon when tho yute for Alderman was an.
nouncs they claiming that tho tolioru had made an
unfair report, and that M, Bowen. who Ia eolorgd
nan, had boon tlIgvn overheard for tho eIAdVooAio
of sscoxsiBn, jos. Williams.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-02

MgssRs. BooAs WIN. No. in1o seventh street
iTiet 70 their special barEklas la DRY goods.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-02

OoLonkp hEE, MaYor HuWon, W. A. Cook, and all
tho corporation officials have rooolyoi Their ay Tes
larry every month, but yuu have not rnOeiVod y1nra
sinss IA affi dls " JdHaaru.
"Not No You must slhU0 you, your vIyos and
children. We will use yunf nuuUy t1r our hgnsNt ~
gnf slestiou Root hoH die, ncEro" says the City
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-02

A HOUSE nf eight rooms, ylthin short walk Of tho
Capitol and rood summar cation, IL offered Tor font
foT information Apply 70 No. "a Capitol stresl
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-02

Nor FoR JoE-It having bean ourruutly reported
that tho corporation wagon Whdh ainAahod and tho
horse injured In ihs classic pro0ineta gf "liOake nj
vision" Tuesday evening, In charge ~ Joseph
~ Martin, tHtsndant OF tho Washington aaJluni, Wo
requealsd ~ that gentleman 70 state that he 4 not
IN the habit OF yaltlnK those "foala ~ ha aud II IL
presumed that the wagon was IN charge OF M. IL. o.
johnson, Who Tuesday appointed by the Mayor
10 the position Of ntpndant u the AHylum 10 tho great
delight VI some 81 tho fancy" portion VI the 10,
mates, who hailed his advent With tho most lively
demonstrations Of Joy.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-02

WAsHtSaToS CouNrT HonaE RAuhoAD,--A moot.
Ing Of the caona u the oulnty north 81 Mashlnaou
va. held a tho hahustsel pak On Tuesday evening.
and largely attended, the object boisa 10 take
No1nN Hofse hallr9ad =. Y, Brown, osq, was chosen
OhalrinAni and jos. y. DolAno, aoorotArY.
A, " l. Kesss. SEQ, Tepressntlne the Hehustsen
Ysfiea stated the object q the mssiing And VS. iol
lived ~ uoorge r. Gtdson, eaq M Mnpof MailArh
and otherA A comuliteo on saharriptinna was ap-
paintod, cnaastinH " heaars Ksose, ddeon, HFuWn.
MAY and hecher oomtnittao. cpnsiatinG 81 Meaara.
WAllaoh, hturtsvant Aad keys vaa also eppontsd v
confer with the preaid~pt u the WAshlnnton and
Neqrget0wu hnruo rAiFpAd 10 500 what Arrnnnaraanls
could DO Fiads torards .tookinH and running sid
over t1,Ooo uubaoribed a once.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-02

On LI5nEgN,ss has yc@gy;si his oaoo TO No. "a
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-02

CotonKp MES, MAYOR Hoven, W, A. cook, and ali
other corporation oeisia have received tslr ay roTu
laFg syeg month, bot yyn have not received yours
STARE a. arn dat " gaHtarr
Vol Ngi Ven must stsEye yop, youi viygs and
ehildFun, We viii Jour monoy for OUT benoht Tor
orr slsction Root hos die, nearp" says The CITY
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-02

RIM. BuncHARp, arooer No aA Pennsyivnnla aro.
hts choice soct o. groceries. which he ohss A. the
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-02

ieilowinE Inquiries 10 WIN. a. Cook. We would also
like 10 have Answer
Dan ho deny tho frsnds attempted in tho resatFA.
ton, 90 Tho laqia that his tod, ilabof this morning
tOfteitad ball In the case " = fraudulent VoteFf
Dan no dany that his hoWen rins have placed the
polling pfooinots In remote parts u the Warda difanh
~ access Tor quiet citizens, and where the nouon
"r1nshs' can have full sWAyf V..'7 - 80
"CAn he deny tat hs holds the registration books In
hlA exclusive o1ntrnlY
"uan hg dony that his tool the notysaa Tom Bowie,
10 whom he ontrusa the raaHrAtlon bonkh has sawed
out fall torn In tho United states peiitsntlAryf
Gan he dany what IL charged In relation ~ corpora
ton employees acting receivers Of vOtarlw
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-02

Tn arEANgR AHaow, Captain gtAehpols, icayes her
shaH foot o. seventh street. daily - ten oeock foI
wAshlnatou, Marshall Hail. harJiandJ White House,
and lone. Virginia, and return 10 the city At four
O'Clock,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-02

JoaEPH REnTERN announees elsewhere that he has
UAdsby. his former olsrkA Who viii soatlnne Tho bus
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-02

Oun crTtzEsa who are contemplating a visit 10 tho
e1untry daring tho summer months, whore they can
have AZ tho uIuriss u saltwater bathing, hahlnE and
good fruit In abundance and enjoy tho lnIuros 81
good table, and all Al moderate pfiesa would do well
10 consult advertisement Ia that ohoot IN another
column Numerous shinRtOniAna uitsd the place
last summer and unanimous In thor praises o. its
location and It, uKurouu appointments The location
Ia naAr Annapolla.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-02

AT MEETSd Of citizens favorable 10 tho election o.
Matthew a. RmorY, held Al Board 81 Trade rooms, On
MAY y, campaign eoinmttoo was appointed, who
have eatAbAhod their hsAdquartsru At No Bis Ninth
street. PonnayvanA Ayonne, whore thay will 10 10
hoallon continuously until tho election IL over. aud
transacted.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-02

Tiu committee on hnAnco foe tho decoration o. the
At the GRAND Army Hall. corner Of D and Ninth
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-02

EHGURsIns ny rnE Cm0nAL SocIErY.-4Ths Choral
kOcigiy propose giving excursion down tho Hyer
the 10th INSTANT which Will doubtless be Of the
nust SOLICIT and elegant AnNlra Of the baNann. The
new steamer lady n the lake has boon soourod aud
the nommlttoe Of arrangements have nAdo oven pro.
partition Tor tbs complets confort and enjoyment Of
their Enrsta Tickets may 10 obtained by menbsra 81
tho soCisy by application 10 the committee u arrange
menta OF either ~ tho officers o. the nooioty.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-02

THR LADIEa Of tho on-strest IN. ~ cburoh,
Forrest Hall IN that city, thia tomorrow and sAtur'
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-02

ion yeat"riay a tho commissioners once. on street
H,,yyen strnUl -. mt mi a .l o,,,s,t ,,,,it, =
u 10 the good old Siith.
Thu largest vote east during the day was baa, The
Tpsu 81 the ballot Il A. inli1waj Foo AdsfmAnJ Josiah
Nenable reosivcd ~ votaa and Michael Sinner vntA
MAdl4yn DAVIS received 80 vqtes JOHN h. IIerrell
as Isaac khiner - Chaa. O.bprn Oh Hugh Tuohey
10 Actlh Pcino isli thas Grimm q
Tho ticket therefore will DO NsnAbo for Alderman,
aud Dayla. nerrnll and AhlnnT for Oomnnn Connnll
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-02

LpCNL HHHyiFtEa There have been In The last 70 uT
dtys over Too hundred naturalization phpora Issued
" lRe glok of tho court hundred and twenty four
o. which we're lssuad an Tuesday
The atoa In corporation OFdoru IA the prnaa ntAilOn
~ spe lgr ihIy dollap " veil kngva undortA her
Tue hodof sid that the dealer could laho tho order,
And W Munll take cdnin, as he unuEht II better
500 H.
The New York herald., 1870-11-08
BOLD BOND ROBBERY.


The Very Latest--Finy Thousand Dollars In
Railroad Bonds stolen frotn the ST. iNicho-
las Hotel.
ported that q bold bond robbery had occurred st
tue St. Nicholas Hotel. From the statements made
by them and from such could be elected from rhe
proprelors OF the ST. Nicholas the following appear
10 he the facts:--Mr. j. f. JOY, whose arri-
val at the ST. Nicholas was noticed In the HERALD
OF sunday morning, and VINO came to this city on
business connected with the railways OF when he Is
president, went TO q down town bank yesterday,
where he was engaged FOR some time ia the transac-
ton OF certain financial operations connected with
the roads he represents. lie then returned TO the
hotel and repaired TO his room. where he remained
for q snort time and afterwards took a carriage to
WISH some trends. lew Mongats after he left
WeH dressed man appeared ~ the hall near air.
joys room, and requested tn9 Jerhlad TO open
the do0r ana admit hiin as his !t,ead Mr.. Joy. nad
lett package Tor him. She inlocenty dld as he
desired ana ne soon came out Witt a small bundle.
and, thanAlng her. lett. On his return hir. Joy dis
covered that S50,0oO worth Of bonds which he had
carelessy lett ON table haddisappeared, ana he
Immediately repaired 10 lie PolcS Headquarters
and notified the detectives. The bonds OF 81, ,O0o
each were OF the Chicago and Iowa Railroad state
OF Illinois, and endorsed Farmers Loan ana Trust
Company OF New York They are issued from the
road OF which Mr.. 10 is President. and are the only
ones which can be thrown upon tho market at the
tected IN consequence. Aside from this, tho
bonds are registered. and the loser being also
The signer OF them they viii not he
PAID without deep scrutiny Nf at all, under the cir
cumstancesl into the manner III which thcg hava
been passed from hand TO hand since the Llteit.
IL Is supposed the thief mad been Watching Mr..
Joy since his arrival IN the city, and that he followed
him from the bank 10 the hotel and, on wi Messing
his departure, adopted the bold and successful but
uDprofitaDe, rUse Tor robbery.
Mr.. Joy left the city at eight O'Clock last evening
for his nome II Detroit.
The New York herald., 1870-11-08
LOUISIANA ELECTION.
Quiet Election ia New Oc.eens--l II csuIs Not


Quiet Election ia New Oc,eens-llcsuIs Not
AsceFtnincss.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. :, 1870.
The election passed or quietly. United States
Marshal Packard and his deputies were on duty all
day. Perfect order was preserved throughout
the city. Nothing definite is known in re-
gard to the election IN this city. The
count is progressing slowly III the Second Congress.
sicna. district General Sheldon, republican, Is be-
lieved to be elected. Tnere was no dem ocrat op.
posing him, though Walsh Christian, republican.
received the democratic support. Trenton
gives republican majority OF ATTY. Vienna
gives democratic majority OF 500 (estmatedj.
Delhi, In this precinct polled 1l2 votes. OF which
only three or four were republican. Monroe poed
1856 votes, and the republican majority is estimated
at $50.
General Longstreet cast his maiden vote to day.
voting the straight republican ticket
The New York herald., 1870-11-08
WASHINGTON.
The Grant-lfancock Misunderstanding
Struggle for the Revenue Com
ialssionersiiv-The Foreign
Trade Of New York.
WASHINGTON. Nov. I, 1870.
The Crunt-HancoclS QuurreY

u,. "'-aanc"eh V"nrrei.
sen..'e S.or oi 'his ery' publishes to-day.
- - "o ."'9s iS'ea' aoVe'opihehts concerning the
,,', ,,ah aus'ioh 'ne ioho"ihs neni-
arrivat nera frnH as au iIe'iuemt ca'ls since ~
to draw HIM outi regarding MA sa.calied owarrsS
WIN Tue PRESIDENT. but lie has invariably resisted
10 bls views o no nsi1 .etu1ou - give apressoQ
not hesitate. however 10 saw that IN ths
araIemehts Widely printed, he has been grossly
nr matan ~. sa 's'pne. ,vr Tue cncl Mags'ra0
be owes 10 his sBperors lndnced him drecllv aites
General Grant Botn yts ve ne pau ms respects 70
however, and the subject OF their air
,Sn,,, tu.enoes wac NOT alluded TO- II II nos
he NAV mak. nuh'Ic con,es ~ a aa ~ ~misednt uay
which passed between him and General sherman
,,oau nn 10 hs aelail ior duty on the Retiring
ence embraces ali the no,nis az ueeanca
era Hancock desires TO make. and, IN the opln,oo
=. IN y, ~ cleai MN iiom any and all of
which have been made axalnst nim. '"' '''A'''n'
The. struuaIc for tb, .,ey,uue s,om,o,s.;o...
shin
strong effort on the mart of Wesfern noIi,,c,ou.
IA SIN be,ny made to secure the annop,rart ~
General H. r. Cowan or Ohio as Commissioner ~
Internal Kevenue They uroe ali sor,s or reasors
ana among them ,his:-That because one Obio.n
De,ano vacates AN o,lc. 10 receive onother a,a~
formerly filled by an onioan Cox. IL no rround
for opposing the appontment OF a c,u-
zen M the Same Stafe Again thev aroua
as tho government derives ia nrincIpai
income from the tax upon whIskey and tobacco ana
The New York herald., 1870-11-08

TIE PENALTY FOR REPEATING. .-McLaugh-
lin and Schroeder, two convicted repeaters,
were sentenced yesterday by Judge Woodruff.
Mclaughlin was given two years in the State
Prison, and Schroeder, on account of his evil
dent ignorance OF the full crminality of the
act, aud his helpless wife and child, who were
court, was given only six months. The first
s. ese sentences may be taken as the average
\ .ty for the Grim, of repeating, and will
aouatless serve as timely warning to all who
contemplate abusing the rights of honest suf-
Sragans in that way to-day
The New York herald., 1870-11-08
Prince Leopold of HOlenzollcrn-IIis Sre-
ciul Exposition of the War Situation

Prince Leopold of Hohenzollcrn-IIis sre-
cinl Exposition Of the War Situation.
Prince Leopold Of Hohenzolern, whose
candidacy for the Spanish throne was made
the pretext for the war by Napoleon, is
serving with the German army at Versailles.
A special correspondent of the HERALD, jour
neying from Paris towards the Prussian head
quarters, sought out his Royal Highness. The
Prince met him at once and accorded him an
interview. This highly interesting event is
reported in our columns by special cable tele-
gram. We say sought out the Prince. 1t was
a task very easy Of completion; for this Ho-
henzollern stands remarkable among his fel-
opment and royal bearing.
He remained perfectly calm amid the
hustle caused by the arrival of heavy REIN
forcements to the German armies. He re-
capitulated all the events connected with the
Spanish throne question, his unsought election,
Bonaparte's objection and his retirement. Ma
poleon was determined, however, for war. He
underrated the power of Germany. He
fought, lost and was ruined. The Germans
were surprise !, he said, at their easy victories
France had ''loss her head" Her generals had
no fixed plan of action, with perhaps the ex-
ception OF Bazane. The war is not only
national opportunity for Prussia, but affords a
moment Of lesson for France. 1t will cure the
French people Of their delusions vanity and
frivoiities. II may regenerate the French
nation. A demoralized press in Paris afforded
a main exciting instrument for the plunging of
the country towards ruinous crisis; but the
writer's cared not for consequences, so that
their present political ends were gained
Priace Leopold had word Of sympathy for
Napoleon, expressing his belief that his mind
was not exactly sound, or, al the least, was
not well balanced, when he undertook to fight
Germany. Peace would be acceptable to the
German nation, but Germany must outline its
terms and Paris must accept the formula.
Should the idea be rejected The bombardment
of the French capital will be commenced
almost Immediately. This special telegram
detail Of the interview of our correspondent
with Prince Leopold Of Hohenzolern supplies
one of the most animated, agreeable and really
important of the many and voluminous
dispatches which we have had from the seat
of war by cable since the first commencement
of hostilities The matter, which is piquant
all through, comes directly from the lips
of the ''higbest authority
The New York herald., 1870-11-08
PENYVS YLVANlA.

International Railway rompany--Shors Fsoute
Between New York and Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. Z, 1870
At a meeting OF the directors OF the National Rail
way Company, held at their ofiice, IN this city, on
Saturday aat, 1t was unanimously resolved to invite
proposals up TO the 25t INST. 10 puid several con-
meeting roads, in whcle or In sections, between
Philadelphia and New York. The length OF the cou.
nected lines Is eghty-siX miles, and the Whole to be
lad with Steel rails Tie work Is 10 he commenced
at once and prosecuted vigorously.
The evidence for Lhe prosecution IN the Mary
M0hrmann murder is all III. The defence was
opened by y. T.. Carroll. who stated that an ulfbi
would be proved, and that the evidence OF prose
cution would be controvertcd.
The New York herald., 1870-11-08

Troops for Cnha--No sale OF the Island.

Troops Tor Cnbu mo s'sie OF the !siani.
MADRID, Nov 7, 1870.
Reinf0rcements TO the number OF 5000 men are
preparing to leave Tor Cuba.
The correspondence, OF Madrid, denies the state
ments made in New York newspapers relative To
the sale OF Cuba. The Corresp0ndencr i the organ
OF senor More the Minister Of the Colonies ana It's
Ctterances on this question may therefore be re-
garded as Official The journal adds that the
Spanish people would not permit the sale OF Cuba to
the United states or any other nation On any termsn
The New York herald., 1870-11-08

THE BATTERY, when the contemplated i'm
Provements are completed, will be an ornament
70 the city, and delightful landing place for
Immigrants. Hereafter when the poor and the
oppressed from foreign lands first set foot
upon our shores they viii be received in the
midst Of evcrgreens and flowers. This is a
good idea, and the people should acknowledge
it by voting the regular Tammany ticket.
The New York herald., 1870-11-08
EX-SECRET COX

New Haven Endorses the Ex-Serrcfpry,s
Policy--lteform in the Civil Service.
NEW HAVEN. Nov. :, 1870.
The P1ito0iUni Of tomorrow morning win con-
tain an impartial letter, addressed to Secretary
Cox, endorsing his policy, approving OF his action IN
retiring IRON the Cabinet, condemning the assess
ment Of olceholders for parry purposes and urging
reform IN the manner OF appointments and the
tcnnre OF Ofice in the civil service
The letter IS signed Ivy large number OF the
prominent business and professional men OF this
city, Including the President and most OF the profes.
suls ol ale College.