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ONE OF TAMMANY,s BIDS.

The carmen, who have for some time leased
stands around the Park at the junction Of Broadway
sxhave. and Thirtysecondst finding they were to he
deprived OF this privilege made application 10 the
Department OF Public Parks, through AsseIn0yInan
Alexander Frear, to have the permission to stand
there continued. This application was accom-
panied by an intimatiOn that, unless their de-
mands were acceded 10, "a grand denoustra-
ton would be made this evening OF the 5000 or 1900
carmen III this city, who would turn out as an anti
Tammany Indignation procession Last night the Secre
tsry OF the Committee appointed TO receive the answer
from the Department OF Public Parks read the following
letter dated Oct o. from Peter y. Sweeny, before the
meeting held at the corner Of ThrtyfOnrth-st. and
Seyenthave.: Carts will be-ermitted TO stand around
the Park Thirty secOndst., Broadway and SiXt-aYe
as heretofore until further order Of this Department"
Mr. Edward Morris informed the meeting tbdt TINS reply
unsatisfactory, and intinated that after tecton TINS
privilege would he rescnded and that he ad uccn 10 the
Mar-bas Office aud had seen an order rom MI SWeeuy
directing that no licenses should he given.
After passing resolution to the effect that Commit
tee he appointed 10 wait on MI Sweeny aud obtain IL
censes for year, the meeting twhlcn was largely
attended, adjourned until Thursday evening, when the
report OF the Committee Will be read
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TIE NATIONAL ELECTION LAW.
ITS Observation-Disclosures FOR It's IN
FORCEMENT.


FORCEMENT.
The new Grand Jury impanncled in the
United States Circuit Court appeared before Judge Bene
dict yesterday, and presented indictments against
Samuel Strauss Terence QUINN and three Others whose
names are withheld the persons ere not III actual
custody.
Isaac COurcell was arrested by Deputy Marshal
Robinson and brought before Commissioner Davenport,
charged with fraudulcuty registering in the TIA District
Of the Sixth Ward The prisoner, who complained that
he had right TO vote he had served IN the Mexican
war held for trial
Michael Brew was arrested by DeputyMarshal Bern
hard charged with Illegal registration i'll the vim
District OF the First Ward.
Moritz BrOckman arraiCned on two counts, ono
charging him with Illegal registration IN the ma
District the Tenth Ward, ana the other charging tna
he had served q term in the state Prison, and was
thereby disqualified from voting -,
The application OF owen Cannon, charged Win at
tempting TO rescue Charles Eyiind from United states
Deputy Marshal, applied before Commissioner Davtn
pOtt for reduction Of lis bail from 100000 10 SlOOO
which was refused. ., oc,--
Michael Strauss clerk I'm the County Clerks ONCE
charged with fraudueutiy registering In the llld Dsc
of the sixth Ward, applied before Judge Benedict to be
admitted TO hail
Deputy District Attorney Davies opposed the appca
ton the ground that the prisoner had waived an ex
animation Counsel for the prisoner commended tnat they
could produce good ana substantial ball. ana the prls
oner would answer when called uUOn. Bail was then
ordered 10 be taken In $1,000 The suretes were eN
Congressman Morgan Jones and schooICOmmlSsloher
Timothy Brennan.
A number If special Deputy Jarshals were sworn In
vest erdav before Commissioner Davenport. Marshal
Sharpe is given power under the law, 10 appoint az
manV special deputies may be necessary, ana about
= will be sworn in 10y the Bth or November.
Senator Conklng, Attorney General Alderman. Marshal
sl.Ipt DistrlctAttorDey Davis, ana Deputy DStrict
Attorney Davies were in consultation yesterday.
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LOCAL NOTES.

For School Trustee, Francis T. Fellers is
the Republican nominee in the Third Ward.
Samuel Engel is nominated for Assembly by
the Republican Association OF the With District.
The Young Democracy have nominated
Francis r. Purcell for Assembly III the XVIII District
Francis B. Fisher is the regular Republican
for Member of Assembly III the IXth District Of
Kings County
The Irish Republicans of Newark were adj
dressed by Burke, d. r. Lyddy and others in mass
meeting last night
Thomas F. Wall has been nominated for the
Assembly in the With Dsrlct OF NtW-Jclsty ny the III
dependent Democrats"
The Hon. John Hill, ex-senator Frelinghuy-
SEN and Others addressed the Republicans OF Paterson
y. j. last night, at tie Wigwam.
The General Committee of the Irish Demo-
cratic Union has ratified the nomination OF Gen Martin
T. McMahon for Congress from the IVth District
The Republicans of the lid Assembly Dis
tc have Endorsed the nomination Of James Hayes, and
in the XVIII District have nominated Ira A. Allen.
The XXth Assembly District WoOdford and
Hartmann Campaign Club was addressed ast night by
Col Horace w. Fowler, Major Eugene Oshes ana others
Tammany has nominated LeandeT Buck for
Assembly from the XVIlIth District, and Henry j.
Lrh for school Trustee shof terIn) IN the Ir'eentD
Ward.
The Regulators Social Democratic Club of
tho KIN Ward Thomas s. Meauey, President, was ad
dressed last evening by the Hon James Donahue ana
others
John GilIchrst, jr., Secretary of the lid
ton says that Thomas Earl was nominated not julius
J.. Ludden.
The IXth Assembly District soldiers and
e.j',rs, Voodf0d and Eaiifmaun Campaign Cub held
80, large meeting nj Beecker Building last evening
Mr II NJ Clarke IN the chair. Addresses we're MADE Wy
Senator Wilson ana others.
The friends of John Decker the Democratic
po1iIre for Assembly from Richmond County, met asi
evening nj Giessers Hotel, siapletoh . L. anu ra w.,
b nomination also mat Of the other candidates ON TIT
Democratic ticket.
Cant. Frederick COchcu has received unan-
iruols nomination by tn Republicans Tor -semby tO
the With District oi Queens county. IN. N"Fi"in y
well known ia Pr0olltu especially lh tbe raster ~
trct where lie las long resided ara WIS goOd soioiei
thiuug bout thc late war
IN. KINGS Count- Independent German
General Commute GO has uOluatl ITO following tit act
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HE DRiMl.
MARIE sEEBAcu's BENIfIr.


AT the Fourteenth Street Thegter tonight
Adrienne the Actress will DO represented, and Marie
eeebacb will take benefit Tie character Of Afrcnne
suits her and she plays it exceedingly wen TIC play
"a familiar to all classes Of theatergoersSo that those
who do not understand German, equally with those who
do can fully enjoy the Performance. We hoIe the
tbcater will be crowded. Madam Scebaeh deserves the
crown Of honorable and Opulent success-h il
deserved by nybody. genuine artist has never
appcared ON our stage She acts superby; she always
compeent and she does not make the least pretense.
Artists OF this order Besides acting Adrenne
Madam seebach viii rectc schillers poem OF 80 The
Bell and will make address 60 the audience, at the
conclusion Of these efforts. II may be well here to
mind the reader that Friday evening Madam secbach
NAV be seen ~ Valerie and GrctceH In these two
characters IA also IN MdGtde and Jane EVre, this
actress stands alone and Is unriyed aud in each ehe
f. great To SEQ her in the first act Of Jane Eyre" alone
ia 10 see the perfection OF mimic On Saturday night
making her asppearance here for the present, Madam
seabach will represent KdhGrina, In Shakespeare
comedy Of "The Tanning of the shrew."
NETWORK PLAYERS AT NEWARK.
The Newark Opera House, we observe, is to
be occupied next week. by company OF players chiefly
from Nibo's Garden. in this city. Among the names
that promise well to Newark theatergOers those OF
Mr. Theodore Hamilton, Mr.. L. Il. Shovel Mrs Vining
Bowers Mr. Alex Fitzgerald and Mrs. sedley Browne
such PLAYS as Everybody Friend and "The Lady OF
the Lake. are TO be acted-and dare say the residents
Of Newark will profit by the enterprise. Nblos Garden
being occupied by English OPERA the dramatic company
finds itself at liberty to travel.
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candidate for Congress, John Davidson esq, OF H.
beth, and others will address the meeting
Gov. fiafght has been urged to call an Ell
session OF the California Legislature,
The Oregon Legislature adjourned last nit
sine die
The Republicans have nominated JohnJ.
Haggerty for Assembly in the lid Assembly DISTRICT
Albany County, N. J.
Thomas Hayne declines the Democrtc
nomination for Congress in the LIST Chicago, Disr,apf
Illinois.
The Democratic Convention OF the XXVn
District held in oswego yesterday, nominated Edal
X Apgar o. Tompkins for Congress.
Thomas c. Plat.s, tberegular Republican cscdi
date of the XXvIth District; has withdrawn and Mi
Goodrich is in the field an independent Republican
candidate The Congress Committee IL understood to b
ued' th'S preventing call for a new Convention.
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ArKBys-on the ec iq At Hackensscs J. in her nh yes
sarah AAers widow Of lion Aa AAe-s oiery Of N"d''
Tie friend, Of the family invited her seral services C.I
BAPTIST Cdurch, TweHV.ihrisi near fH'ae % f"'' S
cowLgY-on ruesdsy morning Oct o. n Cosisy the SO
TIE trSt1ss an Of y a2y Invited to 40 =.
b. fnes 90 Thudsy at o'clock H. nom bis a'e @ ''s ~
clRRiEaA, nom Tu.i.y mi. fer reicace la PaiOass.
Ga A. eldest s0n Of join A ani Eln'eh Garner -.
Fnss from N E Cluch At O'Clock Ihurd'y tie M
DAyrOS-o "a Archibald STARK, Of John AMI Ann D'do-.
TIE friend. Of tn. aecea,e and bOs. family respec,fiS
attend the iles on ThaAy Oct. a. at II aoss ~.
FROM the rT o. ee 81 Yd T9I 70 t Dnca
DBZFDORF-On Monday 2it iOst Abhe, daughter q :! 40
Ellen ~ DezeHdorf in The so,h year of hei as -, ,.I .
NJ Church Mack 1ha4sy on 'Ae arrival Of s' |ofn"f
FRoSr-At Folsom California O 49, 1910 Leonard Pos OOy
Of Gideon Frost Of Cedar Swamp L.
GRRRNLY-on TUESDAY the 18Th INST At Font lee Grrie st"S
Albert g. Geag and dsugh..r o. TIE at Ps q sy ,1
Tn relatives an foa. Of the fag M R u ,ss a yTs
eighs, on Thlrs the .1ih Inst at L 0dos Without iofa
mouths Gabdel and Elizabeth HO' and grandson Of the 'a''
Relatives and friends respectable invited aiterd the fnae, ~
snoon ion TIE WsshBs'onsve h T. Church BsooNJ'' -'
KETcHAM-M Jericho L. lol month 18th, Reb+ocs shensss
daughter Isaac 5. and sar'h Y hetehaH-
oAKLEY-on llth s M Anire~ osslsy hate u No 10 10
His resaxrs were inferred il Greenwood.
RASGERweneay morning Oct 2s Resale daughter ofi'rn' s
Isabella Ranger, aged years non'-r. -. -, A., -.
0eox
Geace Of Mr. Joseph Fsbnsu a Fast Poy uusast
RgnFTEDoa Tue~ll 2h inst, VIM Reiheid IN tie SSs 'esr
ofhis
T relatives family respectfully invited 20 sipue
,ne fars az residence Broadway and 81 stb th1
CTbu-sy) afternoon, O'Clock The remains vii 10 taken %
FsyereYIn e \. T. for utefnenL
sCOTT-On Tuesday evening Is Ms Jss E. scott; r,c' ofss
late James Scott -. -.
from her ae residence 10 LengtoBse on Friday tbe S,s
inst. al o'clock
SfEPHENS-On Wednesday, Oct -, khfsteh NJ vic " 'am>s
sterhens the 52i year 81 her -.
M rays the family respectfully nvei % atst
The fnpe her e residence y Wsooss
a. Buana Rase Saturday, O %, a. Il srss
Will leave Twenty Kth+.. az Id
WEs-on Tuesday Oct IS wife Of Joseph West IN 1s
SD " her -, -.
Tn friends and soasatsnoe tie y invited 10 sttend has
funeral on Friday O'Clock from her ate residence, No. ~ s.s
EgTurth xithoat further invitation. Her fe1alns si ~
taken 10 WoOilaEu.
WILSON "Wednesday Dc. 1870 at the late residence OF
WilIs No We Mar Benjamin wiioI Of ~
Ass Capt Willis o. RAsp Roekaat County aged yess
months and days -,
Her remains v Roesand County on Friday noraug s 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-27
soNs OF TEMPEGANCE-ANNUALs SESSION OF The
GRAND DIVISION.

The Grand Division of the Sons of Temper
arcs convened yesterday at Lyric Hail. the r. W.
pa,r,arcb. the Rev. stephen Merritt, jr, preSd-
M, Merritt reported that during the past
year be had spent $50 evenings In tne
OF l no aairesses The following statistical state
0v sn, was submitted by the Grand seroe T. H. Hopkins
Wumberof members men, l6,lW nllhDe, Ui Moimpeis,
nneo is53; new members admitted lslG mem2ers
AZ deaths o. violated pledge, b9E eGpelleu
~ niedge So5 expelled for other causes, OH
t Jul nersser documents distributed lpsH nuniutr Ui
"a held 2i; number or lady Visitors Jso5'
p nn h examinations under auspices OF Tue ORDER
youths 1,unt received for initiation fees ahd dues
~ ~, 20 paid for benefits and relief EyS 80 ok
tiO'lo snsve of relief t0.765 6l; cash on hGpd VIZ
pefes, NJ ~ 10 Grand Division, 1885,
g Afternoon session there was onseerabe dssns
In ihe ,ions points In which Mre Eniaa Gfeener
son much success this being me hret IN
p H. ,.hrh woman had shared IN the denein,lohs
slahc' ~ ibi v,sion In the evening the VI W. r. OF
~ " tianai Ivison the Hon > X Ransom pi'eh'ed
!ne d. sicubA, Merritt, lr with goid Wa.,n h.I
hi In behallof temperance orginllaiOhs 81 lIla VIZ
cni, n. =. mir Merritt responded In HUMOROUS
anu az ror.lndsd ny presenting N return Nv own
rPtfer aapidaa lin'o-pi'cs 7" ,g - w. W. onrr.
1a ri,,ing yJaa osSlted 30 !odo"' o''hi "v'AH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-27

TUESDAY or y. q, he rfs-ence
ofiie Bird parents by Rev H. ore, ios1rl
BROOKLYN. No cards.
DpRARY-SNITT-n Oct by Rev Dr. Gh.pn L. Ahers -
Bay and NJ Heureta Smith daughter Of Leuse smith, of his
cty.
oUESS-TUONAS-O Tuesday TIE residence Of ienU J.
Arnytroug e. Yorsv lie John l. Goss Albert IL
wens to Louise daughter Of e. 81 Thomas, all oiths 1
rUSsELL-HUBBARD-A Mdiletown. Conn Oct 20 lSse by ne
r. r. BshoD WFsms ASSISTED by ur p Goodwin, samlel tor
m t. Lucy McDonough Hubbard daughter 81 Va Henry w. hss'
bari
sTFFLR-LEOEARD-At Brootn. o. evening % Tne-ds o&
Is b The Rev. Charlie. Ponefoy A. Ste b. D. 81 81 iS Mo-
10 CASSIE. daughter Hon 81 q. Leonard VI Roe.aad LAse N T.
zABRISKIR-BCLT-On Tesiy OCT D. a. tho residence OF us
re. parents O1fJr co. \. Y, b. ~ iseT fhiss
Nichols Nathaniel =. Zshsls Of Haoegsk, ~ D. 70 fln"A s
yoaugest daughter Of jesse Ball, ESD.
Al Notices Of MgIriages must be Aiorsed With fsis
r,d od,Jf
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1)o!itieal NoiittS.
Ntcol & Davidson,

Not,ca 10 .I.hls'ass s,i's ~ 1 1,
W ,v rsr 81 persons Who a. -'ot@1 10 th X pa b
n,lt E,o al voting the sts'e A. te al o. 81 ~ Il
sh at 50 hsrs sndd 3" TsHPt ~ ~ Ds
~ Assembly Ass4tou sosAs g. st % Nv'n
ilfs All e.g.nse vii be- psi ~ sc aaE>s sa'
80 GlNtl sAkrn Prfsdsat I'm. Aseneh DsIc' AS''@''"
"Vnion Republican, aeErs,ea 70, Assembly Ss'so'a ~
ss'"'' i' = 4. STREElIR, Chaxnsa Nea'esFou.
J. y. Lars seyTe'ap. -
-pi.h.,.c,,h Assembly, district Wooiford end ksaf-
p,sna campaign Club. b. elus OF tse Az MO oss are
mite. 40 No. M M Glapcsl NkN HAIL. Ihi rour;hsi
ir - on FRIDAY IEENING Oct a % ru9 ne a,nna. N -
Ind Kaulsra and ~ lake 90 oef &c % a. WI ud y ts
'ca.uu. NJ. N ,.,rr,t
<psl HORACE CREtlEN 800 Won p % tAFifhp SMITH.
iou ErrtS AIftf. .ai y .r,
"jt .cctsn. fnbtNAN rse..iss1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-27
DEMOCRATIC REPEATERs IN THE INTERIOR.

DEMOCRAllC EtIEAIti0 II INN i'iLi'i'i"
To the EdftOr Of The Tribune.
SIR: One of Tweed's Tammauy Hall merce-
nares who il now doubtless his winding through
our state in order manipulate the Democratic wire-
prior to Nov t. was in this city few days since, ana
while In conversation with Of the Unferrhed, he
frankly told them that than onethird of lohmans
majority I'm your city 1865 would be los TO hun IN tho
approaching election This, he said, was owing TO two
causes-Grst the efficient and powerful organization of
the Republican party which would probably draw ont q
large vote Of the busnessTporton OF the cy and sec
opdy 20 the detection and treachery Of the Young De
nocacy; and he also said that 10 need not create any
alarm to the Democratic paIty ~ to Iiohmans election
by decided majority he could assure the Democracy
that nj least Ouehaf Of the loss would be Teganed III
Albany, Troy, Utica, Elmra, SYRACUSE Rochester ana
Buffalo, and IN certain towns along the line ~ the Ire
Canal Arrangements 10 effect the desired results would
he fully completed before Nov. l. Now WHAT does an
this mean but that the repeating system OF I"5 carry
aud often election day in the cities named l. 10 ~ W
auRuroed In those places In order to make mp Tor HON
mans loss in NeWIork City, far - can he done D e
repeatersf One-tird Of HoHiuan's majority IN Ncw-
York CITY I'm 1865 5000; certainly the clii"r
above named could not be expected III cOs"y CON
tested election TO give gain 10 other party OF hit M
hundred votes, and OF HofiDanr expected gam OF
more than 900 votes western cities. must he
effected by fraud To be Orcwarned Is 10 De forSnrine
VIII not the Republicans and honest Democrats see 10 IL
thai tho repeating system OF the HaiGmGny lia nm
does not lend further than the limits OF New YORK
and Br0okvn2 Doubtless there are thousands OF honest
Democrats throughout the Empire state VINO Woau lar
eooucr bo defeated i'm the coming tccloh htH 20 sV
victory by fraudulent voting and dishonest canvass oi
The ballots. A PURE BALLOT AND AN HONEST t"oNi
VOughEeepsic, Y. J., Oct. ., lslO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-27

The remarkable circumstances connected with
the death Of Rachel Locky Ostrom who died In Pough
ktcp-ie u few months ~ ~ years Of age, leaving
iune again attracting intention. Walter v. Wheeler,
one of her creditors, obtained lrters OF administration
soon after Lo,y's" death, and has controlled the
property. Yesterday J.. ton wa. nled IA ne hntfo-
T. H. Court 0f purhet- County by JeuIiua Mon ehDin In
Which he represents THAT she . cousin of Ito late
Rachel L,gsy OstrU'I, aud lviuaada- che property
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-27

TIE WEIGH OF TIE WORLD.
A morning planet in our town,
Which was 80 Worldly wise.
Pitched into the Tammany Ring.
And id il to the skies.
When "Twcedy" heard that awful gun.
lie sent Tammany rai1,
And quenched the World. which then beg
To d-n 'cm back again.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-27
POLITICAL NOTES.

William F. PrOsser has been nominated for
reelection TO Congress by the Republicans Of the v,b
District Of Tennessee.
A mass meeting of the Republicans of the
Tyth Congress District OF Now-Jersey viii be beld
.As Gtursdsyl evening at Passac The Hon. John I'm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-27

tsisrch, A. W Glcason; Grand Scribe, r n. Hopkins
Grand Treasurer, A. 7. Higgins Grand Worthy Associ.
ste Mas Gloyns Spencer Grand Chaplain, J. p. Ken
drick: Grand Conductor, WIN. Ward; Grand Sentinel g.
X Kump6r.
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OHIO.
ELECTION RETURNS.

CLEVELAND, Oct. 26.-The Republican official
majority for Sherwood Secretary Of State is 1864 The
rest OF the ticket has about the majority The Pro
hibiton ticket received about 1880 votes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-27
IOWA.
OFFICIAL RETURNS.

DIS MONIES, Oct. 25.-Ofiical returns from SO
counties, aud from 10 unofficial give the Reuublcsn
majority in this State at .2 The 10 eounties moi
ported are all Republican.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-27

Dr. Sarr's Ca'nrrh RemedyssHo reward ~ AZ neor.i'
Druggists By nail 90 cents. PsGphc' rec ~
dress T. v PlERCt, n. D., 10 Seneesst, Baaiio. n T.
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MARRIED.

Wedding and Visiting CARTS, Trs, Stamping Foi. ps7~
EyEkpss Sos. Ict FuLTos-sy OiD DUNN CsOnCn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-27

Guenncorrorourcsl On ar.drco-is pefo ut oos nd e.
tire waterproof 8 the Lest Umbrella made
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-27

fIRsT PAoE.
A National THANKSGIVING,
Editorial Notes.
News OF the Week do
nestle and Foreignj.
The National Capital.
The War In Europe.
SECOND PAGE.
New Publications:
Advertisements.
Plea TO October.
The Widow merand.
Western Kansas-COlOra-
do 90 ImmigratiOn-The
Union Colony.
THIRD PAGE.
Disasters ri Sea:
Burning Of a Whaler on
Bermuda.
Loss of the Cambria.
Loss Of the Continental
Other Losses.
Probable Loss or the
MaripOsa.
Home Interests.
IDsurrection at Mar
Unique.
Notes Of Recent Travel.
o Strasb0urg!
Religious.
The Italian Revolution,
The Ballot In Rome.
The Prospects OF Italy.
The Siege OF Paris.
FOURTH PAGE.
Editorial:
Cooperation among Far
mers.
Improving the Suffrage.
Jagged at Last.
Oakev on VoOdford.
Our State Canvass.
Perils OF the Deep.
The Unitarian Confer
Alieaa
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THE STATE or TRADE

DOMKGT1C MARKYTs
DErrosr 26-oor sesdy s6a +5 80 Wtsst srn BEts
la, No .. eiB Osss sstve Western. 01flls
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Pianists, Academy,
TysliY-secOlds 81.
p p.,o o., end usnoav .Iss Ksarg Csss@s
10 n "a - BBRSARDUs y,ssElEAs. Dir
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THE CAMPAIGN.
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.

REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.
Governor. .sTEwART l.. wOODFORD' Kings
I4-st- Governor ........ sisismund Kaufman, khgA
Cb~rOllr., .Abiah w. Palmer, Da'ehe~
Coaoi Com (fsn Term. Absalom Nelson, Ere
Cs-sl Com. (Short TrmA Alex. Barkley, NnhinSSal
Pvis0n Inspector -Jobn Parkhurst Ohn'0n
Election Tuesday, Nov e'
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PRICE FIVE CENTS.
FOR SALE BIZ ALI sBwshEH
BY mail, q per year. Terms cash N advance AZ
dress IHk TRIBUNE. Now fo'h
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DIED.

An Notices Of Marriages must be adofsed w'fh f't'
anne and address
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-27

Jhe ICntIaI AssOCldIfOn OF NUHSI'bdtIVIIdI
Churches commenced its second annual session at the
Tabernacle in Jersey City yesterday. An essay was
read by the Rev C. h. Hurburt, Life and Form in
Tie Believer" which afterward the subject OF an
occupied hearing reports upon the condition OF the df-
ferert churches. In the evening the Rev NJ h. SrleDy
,nate report In reference Christian Work Among
line Freedmen" This evening addresses Will be made by
Gen Howard OF the Freedmen's Bureau, and the Rev
Drs BlldingOn and Gulck.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-22
Foreign News.

Sir George Francis Seymour, Admiral Of the
British Fleet, and for long time stationed iii
American waters, died in London yesterday,
aged So.
Legal proceeding against the propreors OF
the ParisRadca Journal Rciorne has been ter
muaeG Three OF the editors were sentenced
to imprisoument for six months, and the man.
ayers for seven months. 1t is thought that tue
trial o! Roche!ort will merely result in :. line
of 900 france.
[, IS now thought that the strike at La-Creu-
zot in France will not endanger the peace of
the country There are some hopes that an
accommodation will be reached tomorrow. y
force of . 900 infantry and COO cavalry have
already arrived there. Ooe OF the editors OF the
MarseilIai'c, who is alleged to have helped to
foment the disorder, has been arrested.
1t is reported that the German bishops
in attendance at the Ecumcnical Council had a
meeting yesterday and resolved that unless the
number of members in the dioceses be taken
into consideration in the votes held in the
Council, they will return home ina body. Their
action caused much excitement
\ stormy scene occurred IN She Spanish
Cortes yesterday in consequence Of the students
manifestation in the city. RiVero declared he
would imprson aud subject to the tribunals the
authors y! the disorder, he they old or young.
The country should soon see that he was not
spca king to the wind.