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New-York tribune., 1870-10-05
PERSONAL.

A correspondent of The Boston Adrertser
announces the death OF FtzHugh Ludlow, which took
place at Geneva Switzerland the 18th ult Since his
death his friends have had bill presented to them for
francs indemnity outside OF regular boarding house
charges by the landlord Of the housean instance of
too common method of swndling pracced on travellers
President Woolsey of Yale College has an
nounced his resolution resign at the end Of the pres
ont college year July. ls7, by which time he will have
completed term OF quarter of century In the presi
dency. The College Coran1 says the names most fire.
qentiy mentioned In connection with the succession
those Of Professors Porter. Dwight Thaoher and Oil
man Of Yale, the Rcy. Dr. Thompson OF New-iork and
PreslGeat WAlto vi CVIAel University,
New-York tribune., 1870-10-05

One would think, to read some of the West
ern newspapers, the sentiment in favor of
Free Trade in those regions to be unanimous
but "The Illinois Wool Growers Association" !"
which met at Decatur on the Goth ult, solemnly
recorded It's approval of the Tariff upon I'M
ported Woods and Woolens, as the best at
"tainable legislation for fostering the growth
"and securing the prosperity of two of the
"most important industries of our country,
"the growing of wool and its manufacture
/" into fabrics suited to the varied tastes and
necessities of the American people" They
are also going into plate-glass manufacture in
st. Louis. So that further limitations of the
great and glorious doctrines of Free Trade
may be looked for in that quarter.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-05

Gen. De Rodas has at last obtained his wish
and been permitted to resign, whereat all
Cuba will heartily rejoice. 1t is not so GER
tain, however, that the afflicted citizens of the
Island will have as just reason to be glad at
the appointment of Gen. Fernando Fernan-
des dc Cordova in his stead. They have
had taste of his mette before. 1t was this
Cordova who, as Captain General of Cuba,
frustrated the flibustering attempts of Lopez
and Crittenden, in 1851 and who executed those
misguided men without orders from the home
Government. Is he sent to Cuba now, as then,
in anticipation of trouble with this countryi
New-York tribune., 1870-10-05
THE OCTOBER ELECTIONS

Elections are to be held on Tuesday. Oct u
In Pennsylvania for "a members Of Congress- uerte.
OF the Legislature, and county officers; in Oh,o .,
Secretary Of State, Supreme Court Judge CoptroIo.
one member Ofthe Board Of Public Works, 10 neroh..,
Of Congress, and county officers In Indiana for soc,
tary OF State and other State ocers aud II memhero,
Congress; in Iowa for a Secretary Of State, Audo,
Treasurer and other State officers six members ot 90
XLIId Congress, and one for the XIIst. 10 an na
vacancy caused by tho death Of william smyb I'm Tho
lid District and I'm Nebraska for Governor ful ST.
ticket and member Of Congress. Below we present the
tickets nominated by the respective parties together with
the vote OF each party each Of the several
Districts I'm 1863 The vote opposite the candidate. 70,
Secretary OF State In Ohio IL the party vote the sams
office In 1863 That opposite the candidates for Secretary
Of State In Indiana is the party vote for Governor in
1863 That opposite the candidates for Secretary Of taa
in Iowa is the party vote for President in 1862 and that
placed opposite the candidates for Governor in Nebraska
is the party vote for Governor two years ago:
New-York tribune., 1870-10-05

Gen. Woodford is honored with the co rdal
ahnpathy OF certain persons whose friendship
would be calamity. They have attacked his
personal character and official integrity, and
now nave the assurance to demand that he
snail reply to them. Mr.. Oakley Hall, Mr. VIM.
NJ. Tweed, and Mr.. James Fisk jr., have no
standing IN court. As nothing they can say
can possibly damage Gen. WoodfOrd's reputa-
ton, we don't see the slightest reason for
making any answer to them. If Gov Hoffman
will take the responsibility of these charges
they shall be promptly met and rcrntcd. But
the heDublcan party does not mean to waste
New-York tribune., 1870-10-05
Separated from the general text, the strangest

Separated from the general text, the strangest
of all late wonders is the Democratic eulOgy
upon Soap and its uses, which we find in a re-
port of the Sanitary Committee upon fat
melting nuisances made yesterday to the Board
of Health. There is in the report much and
Just commendatiOn of the abattOirs of Paris,
but no reason is given why that admirable
system should not be Immediately adopted
here. We are told that the Board must be
guided by its best Judgment and discrimina-
ton in the granting of permits to the offensive
pursuits without reference to public clamor.
What this policy has already led to everybody
knows. Evidently tho report was intended
simply as an attempt to overcome the Demo-
cratic repugnance to soap, but public officers
should not waste their time in attempting i'm
possibilities.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-05
its time in fighting political mountebanks,
Ring contractors, rou6s in motley, and pets OF
A l. lnIln

With n certain exulation, The Boston Courier
announces that Gen. Grants recent visit to
that city was unmarked by the usual circum-
stance. and that nobody called upon him ex
cept the Governor of the State, the Mayor of
the City, and the Collector of the Port. We
fancy that these attentions from the represent
atives of Massachusetts, of Boston, and of the
Federal Government quite satisfied the Presi-
dent, who has never shown any weakness for
absurd pOmp and the crOoking of his friends
knee hinges. The good sense of the TTi-
Mountaineers, their reason, we hope, assured
them that when the President came TO their
city not upon public, but upon private and
family business, 1t would have been in bad
taste to call out the militia, and to set all the
brass bands to blowing. Moreover, the Cen
eral himself we suspect, so far from feeling
hurt at this apparent neglect, found it to be
positive luxury. Nobody takes less kindly to
lionizing than he. Not being natural orator.
like Andy johnson, he shrinks from the mar
tyrdom of compulsory rhetoric; having always
enough to eat at home, he is not hungry for
state banquets; he has heard guns enough
with shot in them) fired in his day, and can
get along well enough without the roar Of
blank cartridges. We suppose that his visit
to Boston was quiet, agreeable, and, in fact,
Just to his taste and we hope that hereafter
he and future Presidents will be permitted to
go about the country paying their own tavern
bills, and enjoying whatever is novel without
q mob at their heels.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-05

The immunity of the murderer in this city
has been twice proven within the last few
hours in cases of deadly assaults. At this rate
human life will soon be one of the cheapest
of our commodities, and murder a common
feature of evening amusements. Mayor Hall
might conveniently fill the time between now
and election day in explaining why an in
crease of lawlessness has followed an increase
of Tammany's power in city affairs. The new
charter was to cure all our municipal woes; 4;
but thus far the remedy has been worse than
the disease
New-York tribune., 1870-10-05

Count Bismarck contributes another circular
on the vexed question as to what terms of
armstice M. Jules Favre declined in the
famous interview between them. 1t does not
throw additional light upon the subject except
to establish, what was long since suspected,
that the interview was conducted with great
disregard of fomalities, and resulted in mutual
misapprehensions, and, finally, in the mutual
recriminaton of which this circular forms an
additional chapter.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-05

burg. who was wounded at Laon' Ano'ner
now ventures TO suggest that the remains
of Con Won Moltke filed the other, and he
odds tbo information that such rumor pre-
lid vbotbcr at Toul or London does not
onnoor And still third from Nantes, French
city i, in French possession, and as remote from
Toni as it could well be and yet be in France,
adds his assurance of the fact. Both rumor
and suggestion seem to us absurd. The death
of such man as Won Moltke could not long
be concealed from the world or from the Prus-
sian army, even by the strict military system
and discipline which he created.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-05

The financial report of the American Board
of Foreign Missions, which met yesterday in
Brooklyn, is not encouraging, unless we receive
the statement that the expenditures have been
much greater than the receipts as an evidence
of the activity of the Missionaries. The other
reports submitted yesterday bear unmistakable
testimony to the faithfulness with which the
duty of the Board and its agents has been
accomplished, and furnish assurances of the
good results which have attended their efforts.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-05

New-York is not the only city which has
loudly expressed disappointment at not finding
itself so large as it hoped and expected to be.
The failure of the Census enumerators to dis
tort their figures to crafty curious vanity of
citizens who seek to exaggerate their NUM-
cipal Importance, has caused them to be gen.
orally looked upon with prejudice, if not with
suspicion. But in no city other than New
York has political party been found denying
the honesty of the Census takers in order to
conceal its own political rascality.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-05

We shall have our COrOners and Deputy
Coroners imagining themselves Criminal Judges
directly, and Crowner's Quest law will come
to be the law of the land, or at least OF this
city. We are told this morning of how
Deputy Coroner has been investigating a
charge of malpractice against physician
with whom the examining Coroner was at en-
nifty. Malpractice is, we believe, criminal
ofense, of which cognizance is to be taken by
q Criminal Court. The Coroner's duty is to
establish the cause of death, not mistakes of
Dractice
New-York tribune., 1870-10-05
NEBRASKA.
DELAWARE.

VOTING FOR ELECTION-OFFICERS-THE sTATB
CARRIED By THE REPUBLICANS.
WILMINGTON, Oct 4.-The election for one
hundred officers and Inspectors of the State Election in
November held in this State to-day. AS usual little
interest attached to it, and the vote poled in this
city was very light. AS far heard FROM the Republican
majority throughout the State is 270; they have
siderable gain on the vote OF 1868.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-05

1he Times believes that Gen. Uhrich can now
be more useful in Paris than anywhere else,
ana that he may prove to be the great leader
whom France awaits. Ii does not seem to oc-
cur to ihe Times that Gen. Uhrich having
been released on parole after an unconditional
surrender, is not at liberty to accept service
either In Paris or elsewhere and if he were,
pray how is he to get through the besiegers'
lines
New-York tribune., 1870-10-05
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New-York tribune., 1870-10-05
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New-York tribune., 1870-10-05

London reports Of the I'd stated that on the
30th ult. two coffins, richly decorated with
the arms of Mecklenburg- -Schwerin, and guard
ed by Prussian soldiers, passed through Toul.
1t was safely guessed by one correspondent
that the unknown remains contained in one
Of them were those of the Prince of Mecklen-
New-York tribune., 1870-10-05
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New-York tribune., 1870-10-05
PARLIAMENTARY PIGEONPOPPING.

There is nothing so apt to be saddled by a
heavy burden, or which is so well able to
carry il, as popular catchword. Once let a
phrase express with vehemence a hobby of the
always vehement public, and it will serve
TO cover multitude of sins for which charity
itself could find no protection. For long
time Standardization embraced and excused
various fantastic notions of serving God, from
hagellation and scariied flesh to cOal-scuttle
bonnets and shad -bellied coats. AS soon, how
ever, as Kingsley and his school discovered
that wholesome religious ideas came freest in
wholesome air, and that healthy man with
bones and digestive apparatus in good work
ing order was in the fittest state to healthily
understand his relations to his Maker, all
England caught up the idea and forced
it into such new positions that its
father would have been very sorry to
know his child Muscular Christianity
has been made to apologize for the racing and
boating manias of the colleges, for cricket,
swimming, dcer-stalllng in the Highlands, or
snlmon-sDcaring in Ireland. Not that the
New-York tribune., 1870-10-05
ZIP TOWN ADVERTISEMENTS.

For the accommodation of uptown residents,
Mr f. H. Brown has opened offices at No 81 West Thirty
second-st. junction Of Broadway and SXth-ave., and
at No 40 East Eighteenthst., between Broadway and
FOurth-ave where advertisements for The TRIBUNE will
be received up TO "a in the evening.
Mr W. c. Adams has opened offices at 1,2il Broadway
and Asorplace for the reception Of advertisements.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-05

Our dispatch, giving an account of the cleo
ton in Delaware for local officers, including
inspectors of the November election, is not
very clear; but seems to indicate that the
Republicans have carried the State by go
majority. They ought to have carried it, and
ge trust they have done so.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-05
POLITICAL.
REPUBLICAN, STATE TfcVFr

REPUBLICAN STATE TfcKFr
oor'r"or'' .'sTH"ARr L.. wOODFoRn
heit-Gov1nor ..... .sgisrsnnd Kaufman r.. s>
Co"troiier............Abinh w. Palmer D.sb.,,
Canal Com. tFui Tern) .Absalom Nelson, Rrs
oanni Com. (shor TmlBIex. BsrkIey, WashinFts,
STATE Pris0n L"sOector John ParkLHrst, Cnnioa
Election Tuesday, Nov. ~.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-05
THE TRIBUNE IN PARIS.

Messrs. BOwles Brothers g. Co., No. 10 Rue
De Ia Paix are agents in Paris, to receive subscrp
tons and advertisements for THE TRIBUNE
New-York tribune., 1870-10-05

THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE will be ready this
morning at O'clock in wrappers for mailing Price
New-York tribune., 1870-10-05

Prom The World, Oct. (, 1870.
No thanks are due to the
intentions OF Gov. Hoffman's
Iassailants, but we neverthe-
| less owe something to their
prOfuse inyectiyes on the
sole topic Of accusation
which they can find In his
public career. The noisy
outpOuring Of his traducers
fixes attention on a subject
upon which there is q pre-
Iyailing miscOnceptiOn, and
secures the true history OF
that inculpated transaction
from the danger OF falling
upon needless ears. II Radi-
cal venom had not thus
overreached itself, there
would have remained upon
many minds an impression
that, in this one instance,
| Gov. Hoffman had done some
thing not quite defensible,
and the public would not
have taken sufficient inter
est in the question 70 inform
themselves accurately as TO
the real state Of the facts.
The unfavOrable impression
twhere any exists can easily
be removed from all candid
minds that will permit
themselves to be told the
exact nature Of the bin and
the authentic history OF its
passage.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-05
must relish Swallowing

From The World, Peb. II, 1870.
A man might own the
whole stock OF the Erie Rail
way, yet have no more con-
troll Of his property, nor
ability to get control OF 1t
before 10 was ruined, than
II 10 ran among the noun
tains OF the moon. Tie So
called Erie bill passed at the
last session OF the Legisla-
ture organized that mon
strOus injustice. The Erie
bill is simply indefensible-
It was not even defended by
the independent Democratic
Press OF the counties when
severely attacked by the
Republican Press as bearing
Gov. Ho1fman's signature.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-05

1t is charitable to hope that The World
receives a fair price for its service to Tweed
and Tammany, for in its bondage it has to eat
q great deal of dirt. How our esteemed friend
must relish swallowing the Erie bill!
New-York tribune., 1870-10-05

How happy could it be with either, were
tother dear charmer away! Our esteemed
friend The World, having, by its extreme
violence against Prussia in the present war,
accumulated all the Irish capital it finds any
use for, now makes bid for German support
by appearing in the unexpected character of
an "original union man." and protesting that
it has always sympathized strongly with the
German cause. Behold
New-York tribune., 1870-10-05
German cause. Behold

Prom The World. Oct. 4, 1870.
The general good Will Of
the American Republic to
the people Of Germany has
been sufficiently manifested
TO need no argument or eX-
position here. We have been
not only neutrals, but, TO use
the curious language in
vented by the Prussian
ambassador in London in
his recent remOnstrances
against the conduct Of
England, we have been de-
cidedly 7" benevolent neu-
trails" toward Germany in
her great effort 10 rePel for
eign inUaSi0n and 10 secure
domestic untLu
New-York tribune., 1870-10-05

From TIE World, JOY 7, 1870.
But whatever form the
matter may take THE Ho-
henzollern candidaturel. IL
is plain that in permitting
it to be brought forward
Prussia has committed n
terrible blunder, and CON
ferTed upon Napoleon an
immense benefit. If the
issue be war, 10 will be a
pdr in which Prussia uiH
appear as the dgTeSsOr. and
as an GggresSOr inspired not
by any noble zeal for The
national G0grandizement ~
Germany, but by an anti
Quated and anti-sOcial i'm
pulse Of mere dynastic am
bition. 1t will be, so far as
Prussia Is concerned. not a
war OF the people but a war
of the palace.
The New York herald., 1870-05-06

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The New York herald., 1870-05-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.

A -A.-PERsONs WHO ARE INSURED IN GOOD
"A. le insurance companies and who 90 not desire 70
surrender their policies absolute SALE can borrow ne
surrender value OF their policies by applying at Insurance
Agency, 81 Liberty street.
The New York herald., 1870-05-06
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

L,OR ALE-AN ELEGANT &C" SPRING BAR0rCHE
nearly elk lined. Apply at the coal oce l4o Wa.
vcrley place.
The New York herald., 1870-05-06

VxIANTED TO RENT-IN BROOKLYN OR NEW YORK.
w furnished Hoose In geneel neigbborhood, by a
respectable lady OF means with bes. would be
pleased 20 board the owners, with the privilege few
others Everything, including payments made very sats
factory Please address LONDON, Herald Branch ONCE
Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1870-05-06

BANANA HATS IN TnE KucGIl-Sosfc pXrREMR
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-22
POIITICAI. MOTIFS.

Formal notice has been served on Col. Camp
Tell by Gen. schencks friends that his right TO the sal
In the next Congress will be contested.
The municipal election i'll Selma, Ala, on
Tuesday resulted In the OF the Democratic tcSes
by 200 majority. Tho Republican majority at tho stale
election about l,5o0.
A correspondent OF The Cincinnati CONNER
ea has been talking with Andrew johnson after 'he ap
proved interviewing" style He found the eA-fres|
dent warming his shns in q country store where his son
and son-in law bare-armed. weighing out butter
and counting eggs. lilo expresses no affection TOT US
successor thinks his last message the weakest uoe.
ment ever under tho necessity of being called oCte
paper and calls Gen Grants fame the accident OF ~
accident" On the subject of accidents Andrew Is author
y That the constitutional expounder has not however,
lost the realization OF his own capabilities Is eyacns
from the following reply to hs QueStioner; BefOre
would so into Grants Cabinet either in 1874 or any other
tme would get II situation AS assistant hog drV,o,.
or "a an old man In the country used 10 say, w"nlu VIC
a rope around my mack. and then around tree. anu
MAN vu."