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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-11-03

TIE TRIAL OF IzzY LAZARUS for alleged false
registration was concluded yesterday, the jury
having failed to agree. This is exceedingly
unfortunate, In view Of the absolute necessity
there is just now for some effective warning
to the numbers Of roughs who propose to help
their favorite cause Nv repeating naxt Tuesday,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-11-03

TnK PHILADELPHIA MUNICIPAL CORRUPTION
rsrs are more reasonable than those Of our
own city. The City Treasurer, who answers
to our City Comptroller, has resigned while
the charges are pending, and his chief clerk,
who is the next biggest Official implicated, has
assigned biz properly TO he QiiIa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-11-03
ARMS FOR THE NATIONAL GUARD.

ALBANY, Nov. MI
The onciA commission appointed by Governor ionman.
under the order Of the late Legislature determine upon
breechloadns for the National Guard Of New YORK
State Saturday last reported ssronry in favor OF tue
Remnston The Governors order endorsing the report Ap
years this afternoon. ,,
suncisnl complement OF Rsmingtons for the national
Guard q ,As stesS VII w delivered N ibe New Esss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-11-03

The HEssIANs OF TIE FIGHT-The Greeley
republicans Of the city. Their notions Of
dignity and independence are ''aeads, we
win; tails, You lose" "You may put down
Tweed If you can; but our fight is against
Grant, Conkling and Murphy" There you
have the Greeley republicans, and there you
have Mr.. Greeley in all his glory, such as
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-11-03

THK BAR ASSOCIATION have resolved that
inasmuch as Mr.. Ledwith is no lawyer he is
not qualified for the Office OF Judge. The
big Judge on the other hand, pronounces
the Bar Association parcel Of old women !"
but the big Judge" ID out Of the fight.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-11-03

THE REPORTED INDICTMENT of General Sher-
unfounded. Governor Palmer knows the law
too well TO order any such unjustfable and
illegal procedure.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-11-03

BURGLARY AS A PRoFEssIoN.-T science
of burglary has been reduced to practical
science, according to reports from the West.
That science has been long known in this city,
and the disappearance of tue vouchers from
the new Court House is q case in point.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-11-03

JUsr So.-The Euenina Post says EFT is
pretended by some journals that the triumph
of the candidates Estate ticket) nominated at
Syracuse would be the triumph Of the Conk-
ling and Murphy faction of the republicans,
and will have q powerful influence on the
republican nomination for President next
year." That's 1t. 'sThats what's the matter"
with the Fenton and Greeley faction.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-11-03

The ACCOUNT WHICH WE FURNISH in
another column OF the recent important dis
coveries In the Arctic regions, showing beyond
cavil the existence Of northern Polar Ocean.
will be found Of great interest.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-11-03

WALL STREET will observe next Tuesday as
close holiday, the several boards Of the
Stock Exchange and the Gold Board having
decided 10 adjourn over election, in COM
pliancc with suggestion from the Committee
Of Seventy asking an entire suspension Of
business, in order that every citizen may
have full opportunity Of devoting himself to
Aha work of re form
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-11-03

THE RUMoR OF MARITAL Law OVER THE
WHOLE SoUTH--Au electioneering invention,
OF the same cloth 40 the rumor that ten
thousand United States troops are TO keep
guard over the coming State Fair at Colum-
bia, South Carolina. We shall next probably
hear that General Butler is coming round IN
Abe fishing schooner Horton for the purpose Of
carrying OF 'Big Six" to Nova Scotia, In
order " keep him out Of our State Senate
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-11-03

The CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. yesterday
adopted resolution Of inquiry as to whether
any member is implicated in the municipal
corruption.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-11-03

Mr.. GRIDLEY is good man, they say, but
he gives great deal Of trouble to Mr.. Gree
ley. and seems to be running for nothing once
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-11-03

ALBANY Nov 2 1877.
Governor Holman disclaiEis any intention OF seek
,na to conict with the President In the appointment
OF thanksgiving Day, a. - shown BY his proclama-
,,on N the s0th ult. some Misunderstanding 90
cnrred IN the the cxch0ngo Of messages eweou tho
executive Department here and at Washington.
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YELLOW FEVER IN CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON, 8. o.. Nov. o. 1871.
Tnere were nve deaths from yellow lever during
the psst tweay.fopr hougp.
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CANNON WANTS TO MAKE Moscow OF
UTAH.-Let him 60 of.
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pie must and Il dif6cuit y approve
and endorse Some Of their nominations have
been VIGOROUSLY unfit to be made, and much
OF their work has been dis6gured by the selfish
intrigues of the political cliques and factions
who have been seeking TO make capital for
themselves out OF the reform movement.
But, as o whole, the committee In its work
represents the opposition to q corrupt and
debauched oligarchy which has too long held
sway over our municipal affairs. Success
now, although in some instances with bad
men, would give the reform movement an
impetus which would not fail 10 be felt in the
spring election, while defeat might discourage
and disorganizs the reformers. Under
these circumstances It may be well
for those who are DESTROYS Of redeeming the
city next spring to commence the ork now,
and by administering rebuke to Tammany
on Tuesday next, show what may be ex-
pected bv the democracy in the next
important municipal contest unless the
party submits to thorough puria-
cation and puts forth as it's candidates
new men, with unimpeachable records. The
election of next week is the skirmish proceed
ing the great and decisive battle. Whichever
army gives way win be already half beaten in
the more momentous engagement of next
spring.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-11-03

IMroRTANr DrscovsRY-The discovery by
democratic contemporary that Tweed's Sena-
torial district sis the most loathsome political
scab In the United States" and that Tweed
is . at representative Of this loathsome scab
on our body polite" This is strange music
from democratic organ touching the district
which gave the vote Of the Empire State to
Horatio Seymour for President in 1868.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-11-03
Ras0 Rail- Nnlaa,

To day the Haymakers and Uhicagos play on the
Union grounds and this will be the last game or any
importance in thus section during this year.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-11-03

Another Victory for tho Athletics.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2 1871
The Athletics or this city defeated the Trentons Of
Trenton, n j. this afternoon, by score OF IA to 2
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-11-03

VOTERS will please bear in mind that Alder
men and Assistant Aldermen are to be voted
for in this coming election, in order that they
may be on hand should the law bs finally inter-
preted as calling for new Board of Aldermen
and Assistants.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-11-03

THE AUTHOR OF THE ISLANDER against the
Brooklyn school teachers is likely to find it
very exciting times in that quiet suburb. The
Board Of Education yesterday declined to
take any official action in the matter, but the
general temper Of tho members was very well
illustrated BY q speech of Mr.. Henuessy, who,
with an insinuating address worthy of Marc
Antony's Grafton over the dead body of Cesar,
said he would not suggest that tho slanderer'a
ears be pinned to pump, nor, indeed, that
he be. pelted with rotten eggs. but he would
suggest that the matter be referred TO the
brothers Of the slandered ladies--a suggestion
which, in the present temper Of the Brooklyn
people, is a. good az wink to blind horse.
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ADJUSTMENTS TINS EVENING

ADJUSTMENTS TINS EVENING
LIMA EDwIN's THEATRE No. TN sroadway.--FsEscn
OrxRA-FLEun DE the
FIFTH AvRNuE THEATRE. rwm,y-r ourth street,
TuE NEW DRAMA OF DIyoEoR.
OLYMPIC THEATRE Broadwsy.-rus BALLET PAN
soAInE os hUaPrY DUhrTr.
ST. JAMES THEATRE, TWENTY eighth str.st and Broad
wy.-LlT zoHEs And FkIrzonES, &c
wALLAoK's THEATRE Broadway and 18th ssres,.-
..ncss afternoon and svsnina-fas BOY DETECTIVE
BOOTHS THEATRE. sd H. between s.A and 9Th avs. :
B0wERY THEATRE. Bowery.-IRrsuxAs's Hoxs-
WADAnrv ENTERTAINMENT, &C.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC. Foartcsu.A stree.-Dox Gro
NAnHI
,, sIsLo's GARDEN sro:ax,y. ss.xssn Prince and
osANp OPERA HOUSE. eornsr OF sh ~ ana I'D st.
ELKBH 0oE.
sIADr THEATRE. scs g and q Bowsu'-orxrA
rARK THEATRE. opposite City Hail. Brookiyn-ox
x.a =. B. ooSwAYs BRooKLYx rHEAraE.-
| UNION SQUARE THEATRE. Fourteenth 81. and Broad
~S.-kEaRo AoTs-BUALEsaUA BALLET. 80
THEATRE CoMIQUE, 5ll Broadway.-Coxrc Vocal
.IsAs. NEGRO AoTe. 40
GAN FRANCISCO MINSTREL HALL 5s5 Broadvav-
Fms San FRANCISCO MrNsrRRLs.
BRYANrs NEW OPERA HOUSE s3d st. between 6xh
laD0 tn avs-BRyASrs MISsrRRLs.
TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE. No. s0l Bowery--
tkEoso EooEnTRICrTIEs, BURLEsQuEs, &c.
sohERvILLE ART GALLERY, 81 Fifth avenue.-CAT.
HtSs INDIAN CARTOONS
! NEW YORK CIRCus Pourseenth street -scRSxs tr
NaE RING. AcsoBArs, 10.
AMERICAN INSTITUTE EXHIBITION Third ave nus
And 6ixtythird sreet-0pen day aud evcnius.
TRI p E S III e E 7 !.
New York, Friday, November 5, 1871.
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of the guilty parties. The developments that
are constantly being made are simply repe-
titions Of those which have been from the first
familiar to the people. The fact that the city
has been robbed by dishonest contractors and
conniving officials was az we'll known two
months ago as it is to-day, and nothing that
the committee have reported for the last sever
weeks, including their grand pyrotechnic dis
play OF last evening, has thrown any new
light upon the subject.
The main point and grand object Of the
Cooper Institute meeting was to influence
votes in the election Of next Tuesday, and 10
this respect the proceedings and speeches are
worthy the serious attention Of our citizens.
There is no doubt that the present election
has but little direct bearing upon our munici
pal questions, but at the same time II il
important to inquire what moral effect the
result will exercise upon future movements
for city reform. The success of Tammany
now may be held TO be the justiH cation of the
present government in all its branches
add may embolden the men who con
troll the democratic organixstion--.h,
most powerful In the city-to per
sist In retaining their supremacy II
its counsels. T0is may become matter o
considerable importance In view OF the Ger
tainty Of q revision of the City Charter by til,
next Legislature and an election for munich
pal officers 10 the spring. Tho so-calle
reformcrs have done much that The PEG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-19
THE RED RIVER SECTION.
From The Appleton Crescent.
e &c.. A..
THE MICHIGAN FIRES.
DESTRUCTION IN THE INTERIOR OF HURON
COUNTY.

DESTRUCTION IN THE INTERIOR OF HURON
COUNTY.
DETROIT, Oct. 19--A farmer from the town.
ship of Verona has brought definite intelligence
regarding the condition Of affairs in the interior Of Huron
County Verona is the second township west OF Sand
Beach, and is we'll settled. The farmers, who had
lust begun to raise moro produce than was re-
uuired for their own use, and to live comfortably
will all be beggared. He thinks the loss OF life
will prove to be very great In his immediate neghbor
hood two or three people burned to DEATH while at
freouen intervals along road roasted were
to be found He discovered that, for q short space
around on the wndward side of the woods current OF
air WAS to be found in which life comparatively toll
cradle: but whoever penetrated the woods themselves
VIVA almost sure to be consumed. he expected
a eophacraton, and buried his household goods
in advance Very few, however, did this, and
consequently most nothing left When he left home
ak families were huddled together In his log house.
Their stock Of provision consisted Of one barrel OF flour
and a small amount Of such articles Of groceries as
small family usually keep on hand His neghbors were
demanding on him to procure something for them IN or
der that their lives might sustained until they can begin
tn helm themselves Such cattle as had been burned
were being eaten up, and those yet alive were being
slaughtered. There was nothing IT 10 sus S
tain the population through the Winter, ana
unless they are succored the country viii be deserted
To keen cattle will be next to impossible. Probably not
as much hay as could be held In On8s hand could be
found in the township, while the turnips arc burned IN
the ground The farmer he never ate nicer roasted
than those taken out OF the ground snce the r
Tbe farmers are generally willing to stay their land
thew can see q way Of sustaining Themselves until
another crop can be raised, hut some are Totally as
couraged aud offer to sell their homes for whatever they
sQu rel.
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THE FENIAN RAID.
RELEASE OF o'NEILL AND cARLEY-RlEL TEN
pERs HIS SERVICES TO HELP DRIVE OUT
THE INVADERS.

pv,r.sp or o'NEILL AND CARLEY-RIEL TEN
npRs HIS SERVICES TO HELP DRIVE OUT
THE INVADERS.
CHICAGO, Oct. ia letter from st. Paul
rent that gentlemen have arrived In that city direct
rom Manitoba and Fort Garry, bringing interesting In
formation In regard to the condition Of Affairs in Mani
toba and at Pembua. The q. 8. Commissioner before
whom the General and his captured followers were
considered himself bound 10 discharge them,
heoans. the oense was committed on Canadian SOIL aud
VA. therefore, beyond the Jurisdiction Of the United
stats. Tho officers and leading spirits Of the
.,nedition were therefore released; the ten
r.n,an soldiers were TO be examined on . Thurs
dav NJ last week. It was conceded that an
acouittal would result In eaoh case Some OF the men
,,..hed % thu expedition had found employment at
psmhina and win probably remaiR there during the
w,rtsr Gen oNell on his way 10 81. Paul. Col.
C.,ev came down far Morehead and stopped there
% obtain employment on the Northern Pacific Railroad
nonn.llv and O'Donohue remained at Pembina, and
.rs, y, IN. ess conspicuous members Of the raidng
,oroo ar, sxpected TO make advance st. Paul ut the
nrst opportunity ,.. -. uo.,,,, -, .,..s - an, s
arc rapidly ensting In every portion Of the
u,,dncs Eight Hundred men were under at Fort
Enry t,st week and daily additions 10 the number were
,nayed AZ soOn the report OF the capture Of Gen.
n,Sn,ii was circulated throughout the province Rel
nada his made hs 10 Winnipeg, and tondered Gov.
hIha IA lila services In driving out the invading force
tnatbsr Will 100 French half breeds under his command
rhe melting between He and the Governor said To
hay. bean oi the deoDstratlve character the two
sIssiDs SsDds W sss IAaa hiS tAlss " one Aa.Ax1
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HOLLAND.

POPULAR DEMONSTRATIONS AGAINST THE GOV
EMINENT.
LONDON, Wednesday, Oct. fs, 1871.
Adyices frem the Hague report serious dis
satisfaction against tho Government, which has broken
ont in rotous proceedings on the part OF the people
Last night mob assembled front Of the residence Of
the Minister Of the Colonies and stoned the house.
breaking windows, and doing other slight damage
Troops have quartered in the city for the purpose
of suppressing any further disturbances.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-19
MEXICO.

OPERATIONS OF GEN. DIAZ -MAGDALENA BAY
CLOSED.
Cry OF Mexico, Oct. 10.-The pronunc1a-
.nto attempted here the LIST inst was promptly sup
pressed Porro Daz Ia reported to DO on the road be-
tween Pueba and Vera Crus at the heaa OF 1Ooo men
Tbs national forces ct Orizabs will march against him.
,h u.,,oon Government has issued decree ann,llng
th NJ the ath of February last by which part Of
MseSaena Bay in Lower California; was declared port
Of entry and said port Will De cioseo H"" anu "'ei '
atato ~ nacamhRf next,
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GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCH.l

CUCAGo Oct 18.-Ihe 1mes made lls re-
onnoorance this morning IN sheet neatly printed the
leader the attempt Of interested persons 10
tota hnsness below Twelfthst, in the South DlVlon,
and savs there can be no question about return to ous
meas I'm the burned district In the mean une ING CON
yepieuce Of the majority Of the inhabitants SnOuu 10
consulted. ,, -. g,.
Tho lower House of the General Assembly, al spring
eo,d Yesterday passed bill to refund TO the City OF
chicago the amount paid by her for deepening the III
nos and Michigan Canal, about SOOOO0, ana provins
that the sum be expended in rebuilding bridges ana pun
lie edfces acknowledgements.
Every day brings fresh occasion for encouragement
The ct "a orderly and relief for tho poor cOmesn aDunu
ontlv much moro healthful feeling prevails than tne
ost ooud have anticipated The reports rom
ali the HANKS are substantially the same as yesterday
W. t,la oney has been called for, while the deposits
boya heen mite large Yhe insurance companies that
ave solvent are paying their losses without requiring
n,cv holders to 20 through the usual formanes Oh aa
t,stment &C. The American Centrai company VI Oh
louis commenced paying to-day The Executive noaru
~ tho Renblio Insurance Company OF TINS cfV, at
neetinc 70 day resolved to wind up Their losses az
asate a 100000 and their cash assets S0Oo Inc COLI
many will pay IS per cent on demand contribution W
the Relief Fund Of s2l, 900 was received rom hemPs'
to-day Ths Times this morning figures the total loss ~
,ha a,a at t1so 100000 The business OF tne boaru Vi
TIA has been fairly resumed. The receipts ana snip
nents Of grain are very heavy. survey OF INC 1"e
building yaa made to-day by architects VINO report inc
os and most OF the good, and tnat tue ona
too oo ha rena,red for 10000. Tho original cost was
l1l0OO,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-19

Courts, and wero made special order for Friday
The order the day-the consideration OF Canon TO- title
entitled OF the Use Of tho Book OF Common Prayer
amended and reported for adoption by the Committee
on Canons-was taken up. A discussion OF several
hours ensued and number Of amendments were offered,
all Of which were rejected and the Canon adopted as
reported BY the Committee the vote being by deeeses
Nays, 6; not voting 4. This Canon, es amended and
adopted sentn full in dispatches on Saturday Last
1itb. Adjourned.
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poor,Or ,pr pp1scopAI. CONVENTION.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 1s.-In tho House OF Dep
mics to-day message was received from the Bishops
noneoncurring In the resolution Of the ho'"
tho royalty on the printing OF the J .hat the DEPUTIES
rccedo from their resolution was noted S,n:r and
minority repUrts we're nresenid " W. s4bi VI "SAR"
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GREAT BRITAIN.

ACCIDENT TO THE STEAMSHIP BALTIC - THE
DUBLIN POLICE IN TROUBLE.
LONDON, Wednesday, Oct. Is. 1871.
A dispatch from Liverpool states that the
steamer Baltic of the White Star line aground yes
terday, on the Jordan Flats but got of without
damage
Prosecutions against policemen OF Dublin, for exceed
ing their authority continue to be pressed.
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SPAIN,
MANIFESTO FROM THE sAGAsTA FACTION.

MANIFESTO From THE sAGAsTA FACTION.
MADRID. Wednesday, Oct. 10, 1871.
The manifesto recently issued by the fol-
lowers Of Senior sagasta has called forth counter
declaration by adherents Of Senior Zorra in which
they advocate the maintenance Of order and strict en-
forcement Of law the consolidation Of the power OF the
nation, and the support Of the Savoy dynasty THIS
manifesto is signed by A Proressists OF various ne
grees Of prominence in Spanish politics
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FOREIGN NEWS.
FRANCE.

STIPULATIONS OF THE NEW TRFATI--NAPULE-
ONIC DEMONSTRATIONS IN CORSICA.
PARIS, Wednesday, Oct. 49, 1871.
The new Treaty with Germany has been signed
and dispatched TO Berlin By the terms the Treaty the
ak departments to be evacuated by the Germans are
declared neutral territory In military point Of view I'M
I'll the stipulated payments Of the indemnity are COM
pleed During that time these departments are not to
be occupied by French troops and should France not full
fill her financial obligations they may be reoccupied by
the Germans. The departments it is expected will be
evacuated by the 9th Of December.
There have been several unmpOrtant denominations
in Corsica by par.sans of the late Emperor NJ Ferry
Commissary Extraordinary has arrived Aaccio There
IA no uneasness there and no trouble is apprehended
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RESOURCES.
ANOTHER MORMON ELDER ARlsAldNED FOX
ADULTERY.

SALT LAKE, Utah, Oct. 17'-George 7. .anhon,
editor Of Tie Heps and elder ofthe Church. was
before Judge Mexican. this morning. upon uo r,s
~ lasciyious cohabtatiou He pleaded not gyc ING
trial OF the Hawkins adultery case = set IscI,r Cen
morrow The order Of the President Ives universal
Morrow again IN command OF INC pun" W.
satisfaction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-19
BRAZIL.

PASSAGE OF THE BILL ABoLlsHING SLAVERY
The steamship Alps, which left Rio Janeiro
Sept a. reports that two hours before SAILING rom 'na'
mort tho hin for the abolition Of Slavery in the BraEs
nassed the Senate by an overwhelming majority.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-19
GERMANY.

LABOR RIOTS AT MAYENCE.
FRANKFORT, Wednesday, Oct is, 1871.
The labor troubles in Mayence resulted in
riot to day The troops called out, when the mob
dispersed, and quiet restored.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-19

Gen skes probaby reached Fort Pembina on Thursday
of last week and fecru the garrison were met on
The way 70 that post