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TIE EIGHTH CONGRESS DISTRICT.

A special dispatch to The Chicago EreniRg
Journal Nov Is, says: We have the returns from all
the counties this district. The Hon Jesse H. Moorcs
majorities as follows: Champaign county 575; Ford
2z0. Patt 900; IrOGuois, 575 NcrmiliOn, 49O-tOtal
1850 A. j. Hunters (DemJ maiOrites arc as follows
frir 10: Macon 80; Douglas 3-IOta, Las MO0res
majority, q35 The official count will probably swell
thc majority 10 over 1O0 take Democratic reports
for L lear and Macon Counties.
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TIE STATE or TRADE.
bONRSTIC MARKETS


Wt-tyGr0x " C. Nov 7-Spfts 1urpcnti0e lower Il Sc Rss
dull Pale SO 50. Crude Turpcnne Gm' At 81 'O3S3M Tar
fTner %.
Nov. i-F0ur Grm Supcne. - 81; Double Gu
- 20; Treble Extra 20 2jD$6 So Choice Iia S19tS Cora
fner; White 78c. Yellow @ Oats Guler 503lc haT-
Prime sides in market SUssr-Pnme, 10 III
Other articles unchanged BrehlgeSteng nominay, e3 hes
YOrl Sight, discount Coli, ll2l
Nov l7Coo1 irregular and prices nominal slles lOo
bales; receipts, 1890 bales MiIdhng lac
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A statue of Antonio Allegri The artist, was
recently unyailed at Parma 1t is for the City Hall. AMI
il full length figure in q standing posture with tab
let hand, which he is in the act OF drawing On
the pedestal Is craven:
ANToNIO ALLyGRf
pA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-18
ILLINOIS.
THE FOURTH DIsTRICT-THE LEGISLATURE
POLITICAL GAMBLING.

POLITICAL GAMBLING.
CHICAGO, H., Nov. 17.--The official majority
Of Hawley epJ in the Vlh Congress District is A. Tho
latest returns nearly all official make it certain that tho
next Legislature of Illinois will stand as follows: % Re
pubicaus and Is Democrats in the senate; 0l EepuD
cans and 70 Democrats in the House OF the Repubca5
in the House six cassed rs Independent Republicans
but three Of their number have declared their adherence
to the Republican organization, WINE the views OF tue
other three have not been made public
Tie ChicOgO Journal of this evening charges hat Cht.
T. Fir,yc d!epD Congressman elect from this District
mas won in wager uI0n his own election $1,000 over and
above all his C4mpaIgu expenses.
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BALTIMORE LIVE STOCK MARKgr-Yov Il.

Cattle opened with better feeling and advanced but closet aaovs
First guaIy quoted at s5 23d SO % Mdihuy 1t go - % r
Ordinary 81 goa -; receipts 279l hii sales 1853 le.t
Svre mOs active Ant higher at 50 0gSl0 Few superior soil It
5 head sheepThe spp Of common largely er-
the lower good nl eoni
good quocl 7j0+f 5J cool extra ID ~ 4 u seo<
sheep at . Is 10 2 80 per head receipts $50 heal
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ANOTHER EXPULSION CASE.

Inc WIN Assembly DIsJIICU NtpuUIIcdH AS-
ISOLATION Eueas Elliott presiding, repudated last even
ing tie action of previous meeting in cxpellng from
the ASSOCIATION Il. delegates to the General Committee
A report was icccived, stating that Marshal Sharpe
would pay the Special DEPUTY Marshals week, hut
that the Inspectors OF Election would not be paid until
January
The XXth Assembly District Union Repub-
lean Association was 80 i5uTbed at its meeting last
night by "roughs' That 10 business was trans
acted.
At the regular meeting of the XXth Assem-
bly, District Republican Association, last evening com
mi of three appointed 10 investigate the con
duct OF dercct Republicans in the district, with view
% their CXpu'siOn.
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p,yuTNT OF CITY TAXES.

The city taxes this year amount to SSj'o6',-
tl7I7 OF this sum- 5000 &c collected in October
and "a a27l2 has been collected this mouth leaving
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HOME NE WIS.
TIKI WKhTiiKR

s.w.yoKr. Hour Their Bar. Wind Hour. Tier Bar. Wd.
Nov III aj) 302 w. Nov It's Bp 0BS w
IL So DITsW fJo 1874 \. w.
J :Oo W2TS W. II ~ Jrej & w.
RFMARKs-NOv. H. 1869, thermometer at a, M, 81
3 p. H.. so; IL u. M, 49,
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Lord & Taylor daily reducing The prices q their stock ,
closing Wednesday, Nov g. They open sac new prem
NJ ~
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Total .2721. 2,70l AGA GOT 6is b'9
Keenan, over Flynn 2lli; lOuHe O'oA i'oOH' -'4--'
Hermann over Knox, 2O55.
SCHOOL TRUSTEES.
Ward. Keenan, Tam..< Sinfp H. h''N.a ~'J'
C.n,ly TAM Moynahan Iael. Burr. ld MOyaahan's pL
l2i % ~
IL Oterson Tan, Feller, it,p. Otteisou's maj
IF UOug TermJ fi2 - 'sf
M '7 Rogers Tim IIalBdiy, Ind B'ger's ms
III Vacancy Az 81 a. SO
~ Driseor Tam. POsers, RIP d y d. pna,ol' ma
~ 2437 eD 4''''
80 Tr.Tu ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
-. Tam EeD AT.
WI NTaa To- 27O3 1902 H5
FiSrkr.. plurality Woods no. ma0oil'y over
all, 46l ,, ,sso,,pty ? n1sTPIcT
John 4 Kelly. Juo II. Bsaiy. jas baly,
' ma, '' j d.
Ward Dist I'm TX "a,
XVII. / u r. Z.bu3 ,,c ot-.uy,, M I'rity
Kellys plurality over biauy' I''o' ''''' '''''
over all, COS.
vvprr.,ov or MEMBERS FROM REruBLrAN
ASSOCIATIONS.
Al meeting of the Xth Assembly District
Union Republican Aosociation.AsI c'eHinS' %" bVu"
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Hazard & cnsweIr,s Cod Liver Oil I, the bo,.

Turkish ia tbs 81 Lenctonsys Ladies = m 20 Up m Sea
tenen. coustsuly lay snI night T.. &. ANGEL, n ID.
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The american Register of Paris ia now
published IN London.
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MARRIED..

Wedding and Visiting Cards Initial Smpr, Note Paper
wa SOSs O4 FULToS-sT OLD DUrCh CHUKcB
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METEOROLOGICAL RECORD.

The following is an official report 10y the
signal service Omitted States ARMY, Division Of Iele-
ams and Reports for the Benefit of Commerce, dated
Nov. IL, 1870 1880 a. NJ: 49, ~, r.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-18
Explosions IN THE TwENTY-FIRsT ASSEMBLY
DISTRICT

A large and well-attcnded meeting Of the
XXIst Assembly District Republican Association was
held last evening VIM Ii. DcCamp in the chair. A
resolution offered vacating the seats of certain
members OF the Association delegates 20 the General
Committee which caused animated discussion in which
MessrS. Dewey, Brown and Others took part Frank
Raymond insisted "a wholesale expulsion of every
member Of the organization who took stock in FOleys
Railroad" or in the OBrienIedwith combination. The
matter finally referred to committee oil ave. Who
made the following report, which was unanimously
adopted:
Hhsre1s VIM Hav it, VIM Ilorrdan Gyms T. FroF James
NJ Thompson and John ksgeson eubc Of the General Comm Tee
from this orsalttor 1 itfag Che last political eamPn rlre
the authority u 'ai General Committee end OF ms Aconi ana
HhyGS The said delegates above named C1 during the san e
psg peuy enter with Democrats in opposition 10
" nc pies candidates Of this Associations therefore
JSsoled That Of the said VIM law, IT, VIM Hartn,
Cyru. Frost NJ Thompson and john A. Eaglson As delegates
Committee be AIRED vacant aud that tie ale be ie
By tits Association
Lfs0let re'outon. dulF certified By the officers
Association 10 forwarded the Chairman OF the General
Upon nomination Charles Cooper the following gen
tlemen elected delegates TO the General Commit
tee: Geo. W. Palmer, Joseph = Dewey, Win. IL Draper,
Asher Barnett, and Erastus L. Brown. AS<Sa
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min A. Willis in the chair, ~ were added to the
roll OF members, and Eugene Martin Henry H. Hsight
VIM. Glazer, Daniel s. Sullivan Jacob NJ. Patterson.
Lewis j. Kirk, Edward Rosenbaum and Vim. lockwood
were expelled from the Association for afiatiDg with
the enemies Of the Republican party" Col Benjamin A.
Willis, Washington Van Wyck, Harvey II. Woods and
Peter RADIO elected fiji the vacancies Occasioned
by this expulsion. Tho preamble and resolutions Of eA
pulsion follows:
prncpe. OF tie Republican he Throughout ne
ni ami IN cal administration Of The Government VII e
the ceb has been reduced and the ee enhanced Is entitled TO
our warmtst commendstiOn; and
Hlerels members Of Ills Xb Assembly Di,irc,
publican association, boiling officers tLeOo wit
Martin Nee-redent. llen w. aght Treasurer William Glasef
secretary Daniel sullivan, Chairman Of the Executive 'ommtee
and Jacob W. Patterson. Lewis J. Kirk Edward kosl.
and william LocWopd-lave the
such administration and weakened It's support ~ smatng, in the Iol
zeal campaign ended with as dividing the aence Of
Republicans nominating 81 opposite political faith whom they
could not support without compromising hcr Honest cnvon BY
yielding open support Gvod oppo ton
cere hepnbhcan who 10 the campaign li rendered effective ser
his b, his eloquent addresses behalf of pbLcaH,
and bis bod deuuncsOs u Democracy also by suplo ting
hdsn knge another Denocrs Assembly
The Hon Harvey H. Woods lifelong Republican and the former
Presient Of this Association: and,
HhrsS They olganled without authority hostile oyal1a.
ton which has created Intense apathy AMI disgust The ranks ~
perry ard The loss Of more hsn 900 THIS Nrl since The as1
Gulensiorial election; and
Wreas wedscm duty Of al patriotic citizens endeavof
secure We success Of the Republican sni Recognize means 10
mat end the restoration harmony in It's ranks and c0nc therefore,
esoiod the officers and member. herein fane be- and they
Resolved That Patterson Kirk RI
ward Rocnbsum and William Lockwood IN The General Committee be
and hereby de- AIRED vacated; and be 10 iunher
Resolved That copy foregoing preamble and be
Forwarded 10 the General Committee Of New-iork County
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DUCHESS COUNTY.
SULLIVAN COUNTY


The following are the official majoriHes in Sullivan
County:
GOrerHOr Hoffman ..437 assembly,. Buckley, D.65S
Lieut. Beach .....75S Shcrtr Decker l56
Controller. Nichols. Stpt Of fOQf,Graham X. IS
,c Fay $4,000. 763 ScSSigIiS Morrison, D.4Sl
Ou"u 'O" Chapman "a % Jtt9ge Bush, D.-..762
Prison HS..SchcU. against state Debt....43l5
COnlress -. sherman. D. 90
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ConnOliys majority 2Oc4 Brennan's majority, 22O5;
Loews majority, 2,l22.
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Hofinans majority. 2,6Ol Beach's majority, 1855
Halls majority ,947
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The Of The Veteran Corps Of The Seventh CompaaF TN Rst
Nations, Gai ~ T. hereby nouaei tl' be fanffa %
fellow member Henry, as Captain 18th kegt 'ee
will place Saturday. 18Th INST from tie lrni u l. OhlfeA
H. X VAN Si,LEs See A. KEMP, Capt
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VOTE BY COUNTIES,

Total ........1Ol6s 97S5 15.4l6 s.iS3
Majority for Sessions $685. maj for sheldon, 1865, cos.
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CITY POLITICS..
TIE CITY-OFF1CIAL.
.GOyERNOR.@- Llg r.Gov NJ.


Hofmans majority l,O29; Beach's majority 1O37
Halls majority, GS3.
Hoffman. Woodruff Beach Kaufman. Hall LeiFii
?.. s. IS. $ Is. 81 81 Il
Total ....... 1877 % 100. 1919 90 1j2 IB
Hofnans majority, o.; Beach's majority, 1907 Halls
New-York tribune., 1870-09-05
POLITICAL NOTES.

The probable Republican majority in Della
ware this Fall is l243, not 4,243 as before stated
James l.. Stewart, Col. Rockwell Tyler, and
A. j. Clements the delegates to the State Convention
from sullivan County.
The delegates TO the Republican State Con-
yenton from the Second Assembly District of seuben
County are Chester g. Coles, Ii. Sherwood, VIM Moore,
and X. NJ. uite.
John A. Griswold, VIM. Madden Henry A.
Merrill and Edward A. Durham the gates to the
Republican Convention from Taoy. The delegates from
the Ist CITY District OF Rensselaer, County Randall
brown Jas. A. Dumont, and Aiyah TrayeIs.
The following-named gentlemen have been
elected delegates 10 tie Republican State Convention,
from Cayuga County: Ist DistTict-E. A. Thomas, X.
Tracy WIN Root and j. Turner, ir. Id Dstrict-The
Hon W z. Robinson, T. H. schenck, s. Clifford, and L. L.
Brown.
The following named are the delegates from
Delaware County TO the State Convention Saratoga
I.t District-Thp Hon Benjamin j. Bassett the Hon.
T. A. suarG. VI. d.. and +. b. Owens. Hid District
Ferns acUbs ir, The Hon. T. +. Mcintosh, and cyrus
Mead
New-York tribune., 1870-09-05
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

-. Seven shocks of earthquake were felt in ths
Sandwich Islands on Aug. T.
An iron-worker, named Joseph Savage, in Pitts
burg murdered on Saturday.
Geo q. Carpenter, prominent citizen OF East
Proylence L. committed suicide Saturday by drowning
President Grant will not be able to attend tho
Massachusetts Militia Muster and Fair neT' week
A three days' Convention of the Young Mems
Christian Associations Of the State Of New YORK bns PoashAeP's
tomorrow.
Chief Justice Chase is now at Narragansett.
L. being somewhat nsosd from exposure daras a reeeNs eo
The Globe Flour Mills, situated on the Poes-
tenh Greek in Troy with their contents were burned on Sa'a''
Loss $4,000. Insured.
Roger Feeny. clerk in the employ Of the Bos-
ton Albany Railroad struck and killed on SATURDAY By "a
fremont St bridge, Boston
The Rev. Milo Mahan, Rector of St Pauls
ooal Curcb and Professor Of Systematic DIVINITY
m the theological Seminary Of died Baltimore on saturday
Daniel Adams of Batavia, N. Y, at work on tho
Central sod oge & a M Roie.e S ea of SP G sae he oi es
pec;ei to live.
....Advices from Honolulu TO Aug. lS state that
Napoleon The the Europe had caused great excite
among the foreigners
49,. The Indian excitement on Kings River, Cal,
proves without foundation committee ei ss,sr' nass &
with the Indians and report The Indians are sad 70 DC "ot'
fu ghiened than the whites at prospect Of var
- The American fishing schooner l.lzzle H. Parr
Gloucester Mass seized BY the Government schooner IL ',ns
miles above Severn Islands while fishing has arrived g one
The vessel loaded with oil sOd has about 1000 pounds 81 hsa oa
board will before the courts to-day for auheon
About ten days since party of men rode up
called him to the door and shot him His 'onu vhls
attempting Likewise Killed They the9 nl toe nv G
The affair great excitement and the len' are
hunting for the s'sassins
An accident occurred on the Erie Railway,
near Csneron about forty miles " Emra sauV BY sbh
80 engine and the aek The engine sts
pecaonei by broken aange on one wheels Of the tender boz
Is Of ShG was stealing de % on '9s S1, ep psoass vac
the engineer and down the bank into tue water
New-York tribune., 1870-09-05

,yDgRsoy- LaEeyile Conn Aug g. Harriet nolsy ias,S,
daughter Heny H. and Sarah B. Anderson aged vests
ACHRRMAN-On SATURDAY afternoon at O'Clock Jennie H. se 81
Ls Ackean and daughter of John Van Horne "a lbs
The relatives and friends respectfully invited attend the auer.
on Tuesday Sept at from the Reformed Church Liiyee
Jersey City ".
BAcoY-A NewLebnuou Y Aag % Fanny Warner aged years
and months daughter Of e. W. aud Fanny L. bacon
BANTA-At Hscken,ae Friday the ID inst M Isaac wos % hs
Funeral service, ia the Fr,; Reformed Church MONDAY Sept
CLARKOn Phlav evening Charles e. Harriet aai ~ l'is
William Clark. In the 2ls year Of biz
The and friends Of the family respectfully ingite 70 'epi
teenthsL MONDAY, Sept 8 al J O'Clock :.
CHAPMAY-On saturday sept h-r short ilne.s Kate vie or
Chapman and daughter Catherine T. and the late hooer'
Tue siys snly respetfa invited % est
the funeral residence No. 22j East Oseaini iad-
eighieenth-st, Tuesday at o'clock
FRANKLIS-At fremont n Y. SATURDAY sept hary hh''
Morris and Isabel frsnks agd Z months r,
Sep. 6. Ol o'cocs Trains per Harlem hAH0' 's'
Twenty ty-sIh.sL Station a. y oclocS a. m ~,
MYERs-In city. FRIDAY evening p is Msrs brs' '
Francis Mers and onl daughter Of Geors W. ~, ss o..
Of The family invited 70 s,hs- IA "a
Iussisy 9th inst At p n ron tue fe''s"'' -
MEAD-At Tenaay Bergen Coasty ~ j. on ss'''u'' ' ~
A. vile Of Peter B. Mead. .,....,, ftare, an Man
The funeral val take place a. s ne r are requested
tend she flnersl srthoa further notice Tran eA'' " ~
a. m from ChamhefssL . c-.... I H. Iot, "a
SIT RGES-On Saniaf morning sep" y ~ s :
srses sei G % % Tuesday Remias Vi" be 'asea
- a, s,ox, surnxs FRIDAY morning. sept 2 o. neosIsi.
s S Csaoie wife Of Rev Charles warren ="
this city barred GU sariay afternoon at Trinity Church Gene
tery, SesfofA IL vv.,.. Ill a. hsa ma Ta,.,.,
wALTbRLh s chsreh Of the Holy TRINITY Of fotysoai-
sept usSop u n. The relatives ana en" 'ne -'
are invited 10 attend =.
,,vI1-rehn Hewitt, sts o, 81 Norh Moore ST. on SanlN
sill be given herrstfI'
New-York tribune., 1870-09-05
NORTH CAROLINA.

THE KU-KLUX TROUBLES-THE OPINIONS OF
THE COURT.
RALEIGH, n. c., Sept. 3.-In the case OF
James Turner agt Gov. Holden, Col Kirk, Leut.-COl
Berger and Alexander Rufn Judges Dick and Settle
the bench Judge Dick delivered the opinion of the Court
as follows:
a." warrant cannot be issued against Governor for any
evcess of authority the discharge of the functions Of
his executive Office. The Court holds that bench war
rant cannot the counties OF Aamanee and Caswel
while thev are in state Of nsurrect0n against the mill
taTy officers acting under the orders OF the Governor.
But warrants will be issued for the arrest OF Col Kirk
Ieu Col Berger and Alexander Ruin, TO be executed
anywhere in the state eXceptn the counties OF Aaance
and Caswe The Court holds that court OF impeachment
is the proper tribunal to try abuses of executive an.
tborty The Court also holds that subordinate agents Of
tbe Governor not free from arrest for abuse OF
authority when outside OF insurrcctOnary districts.
warrants will accordingly be issued To the Sheriff OF
wake Country commanding him TO take Col Kirk, and
Lieut. Col. Berger, in jail and Alex Rnin, wherever
10 be found except in Alanance and Caswel Counties
The warrant was made returnable al Greenbor0. Kirk
is now in Aamance and since this decision he will be
likely to remain there"
Judge Bond Of the United States Circuit Court, who
was sent for by Holden arrived here this evening
but the object of his mission is not yet known.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-05
LOCAL POLITICS.
TIE DEMOCRATIC ORGANS AND THE GERMANS.
TO me EdttOr OF The Trfbune.
S1R Being a steadY reader of yOnr naner.

TIE DEMOCRATIC ORGANS AND THE GERMANS.
TO the EdttOr OF The TrtbUHe.
SIR: Being a steady reader of your paper,
and therefore knowing your deep sympathy with the
German struggle for unity beg leave To ask YOU
prpt and to especially call the attention of the German
democratic voters TO- the article entitled The Srua-
tiou - in their leading party paper, The HOrid.
Nuur paper j. now much read by country men, and
thiuk such expressions "saye-dTivers" dc., used
in that article may open the eyes ~ many who before
had mo opportunity 10 that the Democratic party,
esnecially in this city, has sympathy with the
mans except when they need few thousand cheap
voters. I" o.
Nec York, Sept. 4, 1870
The General and Executive Committee of the
Uorkncmens Central Union will meet their headquar-
tors No TAG Broadway this evening to elect three dele
Gates 10 the saratoga Convention.
A Soldiers and Sailors Central Republican
club has been formed by the election of Col A. j. H.
game President Gen. John Coehrane, Treasurer, and
Col r NJ Clark, Secretary The following delegates
were appointed 10 attend the Convention at Saratoga
Generais-J. G. Pinckney, John Cochrane, aud II. II.
Rarnum CoOnels-W. III. Beaumont. T. A. Kelly, W.
Poor A. j. II. Duganne, u. A Willis, J. W. Marshall.
4 4 shaw aud H. Crsndell Majors-J. A. Meik, J. A,
Dngweil G. g. spauding, f. NJ. Clark. q. Gildersleeve.
and j. b. Pohamus Captains-s. Nnnes, J. A. Kehoe,
A H. Mulligan, J. A. Christie, and o. Tompkns. The
folowing were apponteds committee To prepare ad
dres. 10 the Convention III A. BsrBum, j. g.
Pinoknoy. Crandell, W. ii tCoss. sadk. 81. Clark
New-York tribune., 1870-09-05
POLITICAL.
MISSOURI.

REPUBLICAN STATE CONvENTION-NOMINATION
FOR STATE OFFICERS.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 3.-The following resolu-
tons unimousy adopted last night in the Repub-
can Convention at jefferson City:
Pesolred That the Republicans OF Missouri heartily ap-
prove indorse the Administration OF u s. Grant as
President the United States, the successful soldier
the devoted patriot the faithful FRIEND and the lncOr-
uptbe man. His craftsmanship IL advancing his name
already as the greatest OF history, anu we an
nounce him as our candidate for the next President
HfsOlred That while in favor OF q revenue TOT
the support OF the General Government by duues on IN
ports sound policy requires such adjustment OF hese
imports as to encourage the deveOpment or the lhdus
trial OF the whole country and we commend
that policy national exchanges which secures 10 the
working liberal wages TO agriculture, reniuher-
atiye prices; TO mechanics and manufactures an au
the nation commercial prosperity and independence
This morning the following ticket was nominated;
For GouernOr-JOseph McClurg.
For Iicutendnt + tGOUeTnOr-Alfred Harlan.
For Secretary Of Stdk-John :. StOyer
For TredsuTer-Chauncey |. Flly.
For Audit0r-G. A. M0zier.
For Attorney Generdt-W A. John.
The Free Trade members OF the Convention seeded,
and nominated the following ticket:
For G0rernOr-B. Gratz Brown.
For Lieutenant GOUernOr-J. j. Granelly.
For Secretary Of State-E. f. Wiegle.
For Tredsurer-Samuel i. Hays.
For AuditOr-Danel NJ Draper.
For Attorney GeneTdl-A. f. Baker
New-York tribune., 1870-09-05
NASH & FuLLER,s LuNcH-RooM.

The Messrs. Nash e. Fuller, successors of
Messrs. Crook, Fox & Nash, who succeeded messrs.
Crook Duff in the proprietorshp Of the establishments
at Nos 80 and Parkrow have had increase
patronage during the past year that they found
necessary TO make an addition TO their dining lunch
rooms and have fitted up No. Al Parkrow with a.. tho
reauirements OF rst-cass modern restaurant. Ia May
ast Mr. Nash secured the lease OF No Al from Mr.
saedsman who occupied t until within few weeks past
The entire premises have, during the past week been
surrendered 10 the wOrxmen, whO with BANNER, sav,
and nails and paint pot have been making most vigorous
toward the complete renovation OF the establish
ment The doors will be thrown open to-day, when the
rooms will present an elegant appearance handsome
bar a lunch-counter, and hrstclass saloon. no
restaurant will be a most desirable place fOr hutrsa
business men, The advertisement giving details %, the
advantages of the estabishment may be found in
another column.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-05
ENGLISH WAR NEWS.

TEN THOUSAND FRENCH SOLDIERS IN BELGIUM
-GEN FAILLY SHOT BY HIS OWN MEN
PRINCE NAPOLEON DEPRIVED OF HIS RANK.
LONDON, saturday, Sept. 8, 1870
The number of French within the boundary of
Belgium on Friday was about ten thousand. All
laid down their arms. They were then conveyed to
Namur They brought along four hundred artillery
wagons two guns and one thousand horses. In one
body of three thousand men were one general and
several officers of the Imperial staff.
Dispatches from Brussels state that Gen Fafily
has been shot one account saying that he had been
shot by MacMahon's orders, and the other that he
had been Shot by his own men.
1t is also reported here that the Empress requested
Prince Napoleon 70 return to Paris, and that on ms
refusal decree was issued, deprving him OF ms
rank as Prince and Senator, and cutting of his
allowance