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New-York tribune., 1870-10-15

In various newspapers we read that in the year
1851 the late Empress of France then Eugene Marie
de Guzman) would have married, in Paris young
VIM. C.. Ryes, son of the then American Ministers
only one Aunt Judy Rves," Virginia matron
interfered and broke off the match. tho Countess
being too fast for old Virginia views of social
"sobrety." But we observe that The Boston Courier
declares that there is foundation whatever" for
the story; inasmuch as Air Riyes, the younger was
married some six months before he left the country
TO his present estimabe wife, We have TO comment
to make upon the circumstance. except that are
sorry for Her (latel Majestys bad luck
New-York tribune., 1870-10-15

aduration like this Intelligent women OF Mass'-
chusetts! remember the Hon. Harvey Jewen ana
his Worcester speech, and remember 1t ner@ plor
Ore H." 1t boots not TO inquire what the Hon H. '
has been doing. II is enough to know that ne IL 10
be remembered and is not to be forgiven. horrorS
lurk behind that mysterious sentence, ana we snuu
der as we reflect that perchance, regardless OF MS
DOOM the little victim plays just AZ if he had 10 III
Cured the remorseless enmty of the heralds OF tine
harmonious millennium
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Well, this is satisfactory! A vertabe, regular.
and out-and-out seaserpent has been taken at Long
Island, in Boston HarbOr. The monster was Ii feet
in length and % inches around the largest part of his
body and what is more, his " head was broken in
evidently in battle with some large fish. He was
q scaly creature, and had four rows of teeth which,
if he had used them more vigorously, might have
saved his head He is to be stuffed for the benefit of
sleptcal naturalists. We trust that this creature
will settle the matter in one way or another. We
want before we leave this world. to know whether
there is 81 great sea-serpent snake" or not.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-15

Our English exchanges come 10 us full Of l-temper
AT the American recognition of the French Republic.
The Saturday Rerieu, indeed, is pettsh as to be
slightly dazed in its ideas the matter Ii assures
its readers. with its usual pOndcrous and Bunsby-
like shake of the head that approaching cleo
tons will take for issue the sympathies Of the peo-
ple for Germany and France instead of the ordinary
domestic potics-a fact which will, doubt relieve
the mind and pocket Of many an anxious candidate.
II informs us that the rolls between us and the
war. and that our judgment of the justice of the
quarrel necessarily must therefore be imperfect and
0rayely demonstrates with us on the fact that we
"have always affected preference for republican
institutions in all parts Of the world If we are
found guilty of the ocean and republican tendencies,
surely we can plead that these things are our ms
fortnne and not our fault. "Nine-tenths of tue
Americans" says The Rerier with mournful GER
tainty would rejoice if the British monarchy would
meet the fate of the Park pallngs." we are no
friends to monarchies but have particular desire
to see them overturned by mobs. On one point, how
ever we are confident. The Rerier means an insult,
and we take up the quarrel willingly, yea, gladly
Endurance here is no virtue. 1t Is when III calls
upon President Grant solemnly to sit down and
reason with the English Mind upon the question OF
the war and then places that war before hm III the
light of pork. Why pork Does it take our reyered
Chief for Jew, and mean to yanquish HIM, as
Cedric did Isaac, by waving shoulder Of swlnes
flesh in his face Here is miChing mallcho There
is more in this than meets the eye. We scent ma
tional insult. Do they mean that this upheaval OF
the peoples offers itself to only question of fitch
and wurstH What do they meant We are in no
mood to be tampered with. Why pork
New-York tribune., 1870-10-15

printing for them statement from ,ncii
Troosurcr of the subscriptions TO the Free
Trade League since FEB. a. low -,
facturers, laboring men, ana Ill iao'' a.
who have any interest in American in""S,'y, S,
will find it very interesting document, tncy
will see that the men who have been flooding
tbe west with Free Trade documents and Free
Trade speeches, and who find their account IN
doing 80. are either importers, foreign bankers,
ar shin-OWners.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-15

The Harr'sbvg State Journal acts ont with the pnr
pose ofurnisbing the that rich portion Of tho
State between the Delaware and the AegheD,es
which has heretofore had to wait from twelve "a
twentyf -four hours for it, account of lack Of sn
terprise by the local press. The State Journal promises
well, and we can why it should nJ
New-York tribune., 1870-10-15

We have rarely ssnced cse q such vel mee ard
ateard celebrated Pianos Of the nsnBcture W.
& Pregious civil they comparatively
known North. sbough argels majority the
cav among wealthy classes The forced hese
fields public fsyo the Of hw snd
section OF the country ndrg the opinion of The South pronount
instrument Of suJerh excellence sDd psedbr
qualities o. workmanship AMI tone jet pephbe the
makers The legion Of Gold Medals and other they
fully their super on and although heir ale
o oiher thor unabaed popularity as neca"d IN A
the factory where ttey produced s0 20 he pA
wrsrooms " the agents, BAUER Co. No 5O Broadgsy when,
fully tested and readers 4pyrs
al
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THE STATE or TRADE.
Latest ETHIOPIAN sARKgrs

Ioypoy Oct '-4i0p m-Consols closed o2 1rj r non.r
and ga for the American securities closed 6mer v
Tyenles erV, 81 89 6Js 8 TenPores erdiv $50 sto-s
closed is, and steady Bh saaI Illinois Cen f Atlantic GOD
Great Western 3l.
LryERrooL, Oct ;0p m-Coton closed at q asa for Mpdas
Uplands snd 8td3f for hdfng Orleans sle u the n
bales 40 for speculation ami export Beef tuner Fors alrnx
Lard Hrmer
tine, 20 o. Whale OH. ~ I0l.
ANTWERP Oct N-PTr0leum 5l francs Nor Standard WHIT
LIVERPOOL Oct It m.fo''ou Is iregur; sslrs u the
bales; total stock sf0ai 2 nm basi 3O00 b AHenp
TIE Manchester uBvorab the market ysrs
fabrics fat and nominal
New-York tribune., 1870-10-15

1t was Cheat Mountain, of course, not Rich Noun
tain, at which Lee was outgeneraled by Rosecrans,
in the unucky campaign with which the eminent
Rebel leader began his career in the late war The
msprint, yesterday was probably not noticed by
one in thousand of our readers and no better IL
lustraion could bc given Of the general ignorance
concerning the events of that initial campaign.
Nineteen twcnuoths Of Eastern readers a,lll brlcye
that Mcclellan did all the hghtlng IN Nost Virginia.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-15
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The above agents will receive subscriptions and adver-
tisenents for THE TRIBUNE, and supply copies Of the
paper 70 AmerICans temporarily i'm Europe.
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five days ago 7

Prom The World Of Oct 10. 1870. 4
Neither the MdrShdi nor
his deputies can t0uch q
person ia the act Of pOtinJ.
They may. indeed, arrest
him afterward: but not till
a sworn complaint has been
made before "A United States
Judge or commissioner. and
this judge or cOmmissiOner
has issued his warrant com
manding the arrest. BY
that time the alleged Of
fender. whether innocent or
guilty, will have left the
pOlling-place. II a StrGrBi
Of deputg DdrshdlS, UithOut
irdrTdHiS in their hands for
he arrest Of particular in
djUidu0iS, Unrest and obi
stIuct the polls, IL toiH be ne
duty Of Tie pOlice 10 clear,
them array. and ifthey resist,
10 arrest Ucm and take Them
before a committing Dia0tS-
Gdte, uhO CiH order them
locked up in the station
hOuSe. In rain piH they in
roke either the posse CONT
t0tuS or The army: as these
are authorized 10 gioe aid
only in the erecution OF ju-
diciaI process. !
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returned 7

Was it ignorance an attempt to deceive
its friends and get them into trouble that
caused The World to publish, on Monday last,
a Misrepresentation of the new laws of Con-
gress affecting elections in this city and is it
more careful study or penitence that causes it
to take back yesterday the assertions made
G. 4 p
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VP-TOWN ADVFRTJSEUFNTS

For the accommodation of uptown residents,
Mr. T. H. Brown has opened Offices az No. a West Thirty
eccond-st., junction Of broadway and sXthave., and
at No. 40 East Eghteenthst., between Broadway and
TOurthaye where advertisements for TIE TRIBUNE will
DE received up 20 Y in the evening.
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Gpccial Notices.

Phalon- ..yitaiia, f." Or. salvation for the Hair.
FOR RESTORING TO GRAY HAIR IT'S ORIGINAL COLOR
PHALoSs "vITALTA" utterly dyes"
Ore" and % in 1t acts totally different
cpe 1t Hmp fragrant and perfectly nnocuous precpaos
muddy fOccuen requires shaking up and communicates
the linen No paper curtain necessary
appearance simple that rbd Its
all and purposes DISCOVERY in Toilet Chemistry
For sale by all druggists PHALoN SON New Yort
NcOl ~ Davidson,
No 6g6 BROADWAY, NEAR GREAT J0NES-ST,
having engaged their French Goods before the ueed viii ~
Manufacturers, Offering
AT VERY Low PRICES
PACKAGES or WHITE CHINA. DECORATED GINA
GLASSWARE REAL BRONZES COMPOSITION BEONZBS
CLOCKS MANTEL SETS. JARDISIERBS, AETIWCIAL FLOw-
BRS BSQUR FIGURES, SC.
Also of olr msnu'aetrre.
CUTLERY. sILvBR-PLATED WARE AND GAS-TIXTUGES
ILLUMINATED CHANDELIERS AND GAS-FlXTUBBS.
ia specially by sri,,.
n all coos to match furniture and room deoontous
Important sale of splendid Hudson River Property.
POSITIVE AND WITHOUT RESERVE
We invite the especial attention of tre who 81 g. thts
sites for Country Residences 10 TIE absolute Auction Sale Of tis
property al
DOBBS FERRY OK THE HUDSON,
on SATURDAY OCTOBER Is AT l2} O'CLOCK The premises BY
order Of r. ). Armour ESQ., being part Of he PAOLpiNG t>AIh
social and educational h sapsse b. 10
other suburb No desirable ior residence pruefA
Of increase value snd investment sser or oL
member the day SATURDAY oct 10 .ru 'r8Yf a 0cti
JOHNSON y MILLER AucuorcerNx
New-York tribune., 1870-10-15

Now compare the above figures with the re-
turns from wards where the population is of a
better class and the Republican element
New-York tribune., 1870-10-15
stronger:

That we think tells the whole story. Mr..
Hall may cipher from now till the day of
Judgment, but he cannot alter the record.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-15

The Free Trade League lately did us the
honor to request Of ms the publication of their
report. The matter did not seem of 50 much
interest a- some others pressing upon Our
columns; bat we take pleasure to-day in
New-York tribune., 1870-10-15

Prom The Word Of Oct. II. 1870.
Here is q id,0 iohic under
takes 10 atthOri<e morsh1is
10 Keep ne peace IN the
streets Of a city at elections
by emDloping a military
force 10 diSDidce the local
police authorities.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-15
MARRIED.

Wedding md Visiting Cords, Initial Stamping Note Paper
VIZ EyERDELL SONS l0i OLD DUTCH CuURoH
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DIR. Sage's Cntnrrb Remedy.-$1o reward or iuonr.
Sold b. Druggists By mall ~ cents pamphlet free "a
dress z v PiEtCE, M D., iJj Seneca St. Budi!o. n I
New-York tribune., 1870-10-15

ms TWeniy -second-st.
Po Piano Orx4n inI HARMONY also Reading ClsA hsn,
IL m BEKsAEDus BoKKgLAA', uHL
New-York tribune., 1870-10-15

Gurnaco.'ra beautiful aeeso sue than Aar 'oi longer
han EoOl
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DOMESTIC MARKETS

DOMESTIC MARXBTs.
Wuw~GroV C. Oct i3-Spints Turrentns Hr.iy st N.
Common Rosn Strained ~ f5as % Tor steady ~ -
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DIED.

Au Notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed Nth faH
name and alLireSS
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To BrsINESs MIN.


The rcuon Of The DAILY TRIBUNE hAvk been increased sbou
6 within the last months the Of Advertisements
24th of September have been follows:
Ordinary advertisements classified under appropriate heads " cents
Per IN each
Loaded aud Displayed Advertisements charged solid
Notces-Fnh page-51 bne
Advertisements Eighth charged 40 cents line eaeh IN
Nooe-Fourh psge75 line, each insertion.
Items Announcement In City News Column, IS line for
cold Agate space
Type and Cuts charged double O occupied
About words line after the bret hHe which usually con
tSns only four or I've
Deaths and Marriages charged 81.
value OF advertising Journal depends somewhat The number
readers bu s their character One might h'e
circulation manly those whom business would nd little
Addressing TIE TRBrsE not merely bought and read by
persons than almost other American journal it crcua IN
nearly township throughout the Union and W
educators
sders every inpng and hopeful humsn eDdeaIor
publish list Of IL would that other
r does did command the patronage Of large proportion Of
thinkers and workers Of It's time For this affords
Of reaching those whose attention he' would
found elsewhere;
readers
low prices. should with the Wort
facilities offered believing that much
lover than b other daily considering the extent and
have been surprised ind customers
res pay them crowded columns day by day Indicate
New-York tribune., 1870-10-15

Rillinrds.
PIiELAN a COLAENDER,
Mlnuf cturtrs oi The
STANDARD AMERICAN BILLIARD TABLES
illustrated Catalogue stnt hY u.ai.
NseFooms, s3i Broadway, NcWlufk
specially. Light locomotives -,
adapted steep grades short ard hgt rniA F' conu
Also districts Qnarren ufnA'
and mills Fog photographs and ful information. address
SMITH & POTTER. Pittsburgh Penn
Diamonds, Watches, Jcwelry,
sn SILVER WARE 3ou.b and SoJ tku In kTeange anu hoV
Loaned on them by q C. ALLEN Broadway, snr the ~ Men"
lac Hotel
Magnetic aud Electric Physician-Irsas sicegss'iy
chronic srases Iufhug suce. raTas, AMI Nervous Anee"
Plt for rstitntT. teim' modtrait vs
Dr.. WM L. FLEMING, J,3 West l~en..'ihiri IL Ne" 'o
nIis-squoi spring Nater.An iualbie rened, ioF d'eN
Of the kidneys ireh supply by - ,oa p,.,t..,
- 'i'A''A' '..'' - =
The Patent Combination Ink Esnser Resze, aHa f"'"
Paper. nv Sang or SD csnts Ascent, Wsn
o. T. CltiNAN, A0rh brrnrst'h '''A'h'
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Dneincss Notites.
DIAMONDS,


W,rCuES. DIAMONDS,
STERLING SUVERWABE,
PRICES
A. RUMRIL 81 Co,
.l1e wAY CORNER CHANBEKs-sT. ". Y.
BENEDICT's TINE.
WATCHES. CHAINS, DIAMoSDs, STERLING sILVER"ARE'
BENEDICT BROTHERS,
Keepen Of The CITY Tine -
Only III Brosivay corner Cortandi-st NeE.fofG
A FAVORABLE NoTORIETY.-The good repu-
tauon and extended BEowNs BRoScnAI TRocHSs for
Coughs Colds has caused the Troehes to be I
ten,rey initiated Obtain only Oenae BOWS BRONCHIAL
ui DO not those who make more PrO by
serng worthless limitations
UNDERsHIRFS AND DRAWERS,
IlOsKRY. and
MRys PuRN1SHING COOps
Oldest House IA he Trade. AMI the @ eapest -
YANDEKIiP TAYLOR,
(Lsle A. Rankin \ Co.,)
No. g6 B0very.
p.t.hi.he4 a., Io99
New-York tribune., 1870-10-15

CmCKERING'S WATERs's, STEINwAY'S, and
other rs, PASOs and applied purchase For sale
monthly nsaneuts, low prices for cash. at WAITRESS 81
New-York tribune., 1870-10-15

Look out for infTngementS upon my BUR
TEEGRPH PATENT under the guse Of an Improvement
violation OF law. anl VIII ne
ao Doa deceived about improvements tha hss heen
nIvf HOLMES. Murray-st
New-York tribune., 1870-10-15

MATHUSHEK'S CELEBRATED COLBERT PIANOS,
ff SAIE at the Agency Nnh opposite StewsTts Also
under the immediate supervision Of Ms
Mathus
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second division oflsbor couIl be carried an ev-
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Now these great divisions of labor are mutp-
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by srecisl bopnties ~ bv martial eve,D-,;,,s
from duties. the INTRODUCTION of beneficial seeds
and useful animals and IN encourage tho Jastr,,c
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Tn Flushing and North-side R4iircsd have
placed on one of their locomotives a continuous
ringing gong, such an one as vas described in
these columns some time ago a. experiment.
which keeps uo an incess4nt els,ter by means
of the machinery. thus relieving the hremsn
from ringing b. b.li st crossings. and making
1t dificult for coutss, ants SUNG for damage TO
prove tha, notice Of the approach Of a 'rain was
not given.
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] held my way through Dort1a Wood,
And on to Nand0r Hall:
The da1cing isai let down the light,

! held my way through Dort1a Wood,
And on to NandOr Hall:
The da1cing isai let down the Light,
In lowering spots % tall.
% - young, young leaves, you match me well, -
Ny heart was merry. and sung
g Now wish me joy OF Gy sweet youth
Ny love-shC, too "a young
1, so many, many, Iranv
Little homes above ny heatl
Oh, 80 many, many, many
Dancing bio s. ms round me - rs- ~
Oh, so many, many, many
Ma.iels ching yet for none
Speed. ve we'ers speed with any
speed With ali but one"
I took my leave Of Nsntor Hall,
And trod the woodland ways.
Sc What shall do 50 long % bear
The burden otmy days 30
I sighed my heart into the hCughs
Whereby the cuivers cuoec
ror only between them went
tnNtolGs ant unW1ccf.
ul so many, many, many
Lilies bending lately heads
on, so many many, many
otEaWherrc- dpcned on their beds
w! 60 many, many, many
1aid-, and Vet my heart undOne
Hnat % me are an, are any
nave losJ my-0ne. '-Js1a fHcel1W.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-04-15

TIE WourN's SCHOOL or Art ~ LONDON
The S5ho1i of 8lJ for Women IN London Is pros
rersus Tie number Of students Is II, and 10
Ap-il last SO OF these contributed i,o5Z eiemeH-
tary and 3l3 advanced works, 10 competition fur
national prizes and the Queens gold medal
Eleven thrl-gr4de prizes were awarded ia tAe
elementary section, and l. prizes IL the advanced
section, making P total of % prizs-lra"lngs
The Queen gold medal was won by Jnha 70
cock, and Queen Victoria purchased one Of her
vater-color drawings, a Head from the Lite. ."
The nationsl silver medal was awarded to Mary
Whiteman Webb for studies Of flowers from na-
yure. Nstioaal Q1esn's prizes, consisting Of
books, were also awarded to Julia Pocock for
life studies Of the figure, to Mary whiteman
Webb for flowers from nature, to Alice Blanche
Ills for flowers from nature, TO Emily Slous for
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NUMBER 10.
GENERAL NEWS.

police for watching hls clerks.
A Western harbor On which Congress has ex-
pended -5o,1oo, yielded last year SO revenue.
The new fve-eent pieces will be ready in a
few days
Rents in Philadelphia are reported to be
slightly falling
\ vigilance committee has been organized in
Leayenworth, Ks.
An international Congress Of ogrphers is
proposei to be held at Antwerp
There are said to be more Jews in New York
than in all the ancient land Of Judes
The Asior House, New York, Will be turned
into stores when the present lease expires.
a letter from Georgia says there is a perfect
maui4 this sp.ng among farmers TO raise cotton,
20 the exclusion of ali other farm products
The coffin at recent New Hampshire f1ue
RAJ was drawn To- the grave on hlad-slal, ami
the m0uruefs followed ga snow shoes
The Freemaslns If N-w YORK are about C.
build tu yiUm for a-ci mem c-s ami o-ph1rs.
90 cost -5u100l
A writer from CT .hashua sly. be at'a lea a
iiuce where le saH IN over tne door snich
read NJ gentleman admitted without paur
on
II is annourcel that there is great excitemeu.
in Cincinnati on account Of the discovery tba,
s-ma Of the most prominent citizens have msd.
false income returns
Tbs erpi5.iaD Of her boilers WAS the ,.rr,.-
lia.e cause Of thr cry of B.stoI's 'os- As d.
+.r.Jtre Nas VI .,.i--r,,Ii.t in q ,e-,. o..
Gums -antial vision.
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anu Apl 't'''-7 i'I t-iI 't i-eA' none were u'''
''e "IeIA S'1N i"1I' u'a' yl-'u,I' re-
-'Ap-ei 20 US as ile supposed renans u
N'ras' 2. An."H nav como lroil -'ei'a-hll
i'..t I'D. h'-.'a i'''.'.'. nH'ing 'eea inro~H
-'--' 'y '-. 'il- rants.
A man Aeeru- store in san Diego writes that
.-e gold excitement Is fraud that the rich
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A NeHia ,pp'e- lately frank glass Of whis-
key, said '' charge IT,, o. the otraeeper, and
lroppei dead H fate IS aow cited SIS an ar
gument in favor Of the cash - stem.
The rivers In V5-ri1,! and North raroIiU.
are higher now talu they have been before ioI
many ye4--, and destructive IuuLd4r0ns are
fe.reI.
The V-npe=Y-, Iuubs-uao have come ont Of
bio .-isa-3 a-. ,...v i-.r.- -bs sr.-,.- f-.b
els Nearly -- ---.,-, .-.-. have hes7 ru- f5i-
winter Is last
The Commissioner r Patents saws that al
.,1,-..r. about ...-...i. -s-ar-- A.,s css..l
Tb.y made b.. I4.ire-s .,ita Fvely Ar one
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