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- ~, and that one Of those applicants has rroba

oy, sts and that Of those applicants has proba
tne p.rred OF the missing list.
oY csrS IN the County Clerks onice discovered the
s s.a ro list late last evening lying under desk.
IN the Office positive that II was not in amy
Tne M the ofioe during the day. and i is alleged that
ph or employs unlocked the Office and returned
an ~ns secertaincd that he had only made matters
H. 10, those hose guilt he had attempted to hie by
xn,S the list. The duplicate list has not been re-
turned r,,or q, rho Ninth po,ice pr,c,nct was
Eos,rr the commissioners Yesterday cOlrp.a nt
tree ,Icrr,an weeks Of the Twcat! hr>t Warri. who
" - ninl with causing tho arrest of legal cuioTrd
.1 r, Election day. with pcddlin- "''' ana with
IN c.nVassin: the votes. D" I,Un ".I, reserved
TIE NEW CHARTER.
The Legislative Committee of the Citizens
, ...,c;ation is working earnestly upon tLc form
..v, charer and II will be submitted t" the
,. mcctns Of the Committee will he held Il"
- nycuiuc at which skeleton plan VIII Ne pre-
ia, Although many of tho features 'f thetnS'h'
,-,e, will NJ retained radical modiii'a'inn> are pt"
th'' ,,rlutinc changes in the manner 90 rrpi'-'a-
l-'"" ,n, nv St;iru ~ the CtS G"N'rHNP. y IT,
t", o. -. VI; TIE wards, aud minority rr" ~cni.'l'n ia
d' ,,,n conn. Il! N,T! >ti"Hk senihn' n'hi prevails
", - a. A, md ltS>tr! law.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-22
sry ,vDE BLAIR Of MI isOEKl on rIiE ~ kLtN

SIN NiOT BTATI. IT f'V' M ~ TIT ~
Sr. IorIs, Nov 2l.-A E'pHbhrdn rrpo''rr
, an INTERVIEW tn SENATOR Balr Yesterday. with go
-rl ., hi. u,,,.ryatIOns member or the kr-kluH
.,,,,r,, which has Just closed its investigation, III
Al l,h.mn aud Mississippi. Mr. Blair -sy' thar the "vi.
t.,c. taken nt Hnnsvin. Ala, showed that ttr" "N-
sod A system Of wh"c-i." piGiirr!hH c1iritd On
,a,,h ~, ,,verntnrut Ind individual acts ~ :tr ne
,r, IN r,useuuenre of which. the people IN IN ny IN
lance, vrrr drlycn "a iahr the IL" mi" Their own hands
-, ',",,t ,b.Ir pruportv 10y innIcIing pnI-' u"ni
o,,,us n was not shown III any lL-ihi'r Una these
,,,. had ANYTHING {" o' "hn p"iii'S Ihrr at" many
- go ~ raj, fnI plundrT oi rrvei"r. and great
~ s ir,t tirp- oi rap" which were Instantly .nd 'o-
lrn'iy punished. ~ .,. ~ -, 49,. lana. -
, s.,,,h IN IA IN any Utl'r rir ~ II" country. I'm
nr ,n,rnr -, nrsroes doe, not r"rrr-' piiuirrins oy
i,.,, Jley do not rg8rd II ~ punishment. Dn the
rt ry t,. T.. li. more '',li' it"" ihtt Ltr '''
, and II l.. un III, grace Ia hr !h'r'"ri''d BON" pr)
,n,.ut. have .~cn found against waite, IN tn"
i",'.d -r,irs Court under the M MIX !t", ou very
r,m,y prrtrNts IA" majority ~ ''"~ b" ""l"r"-
M. .tri l. REGARDED Iip I'i r,.t,.
,',l,,nr ,rcat o-s ant - ,i'"n-''
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POLICE NOTES.

fir. If No. M Alien A., occupied "a v cost imers
,, -, Lou. ta.t I..u,s- +1 insursi h f<tp
lie ln,~fs f"ulsr'
I,r,s R.,dSp,d age -; late of NJ. Canal-st. died
u "a, nyt Be Hos flrin b.
"a, ,,,r ~ ~r.ni..,- al a. ~~tit' trh-S
4 Broadway car ran int" m Eighth ave- car at the
b1p nv ,rsntIs sst iponss hcDenuott
sto -Is 90 ,hs ,o.n oor H b- csrs ~'s ~n"u' injured
TIN. body OF nl unhnown man, az" =, having
ri hIr aes"t {rt1 '.G ahd po.arot.
~, nr ard on;,. founi y'..nl.y cd fe No - H.
U,Ini. ,rk SimOmdngeT. age 20. of No ar! Avenue
hyrnnr All Twelfth u sud tA Wv
r. ,,4 /, 5 horse ,oG bs dnve pbIp H.-bsrh.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-22
qIIr W,SHlNGTON TREATY.

iiIt Gh\lNA CDNVENTIOS To- Mf1T NrXI MONTH.
LuNDnA, Nov. 21.-A special dispatch from
:. .r,iil,> to The Hnnidr1 The Commi>. cn for Ac
IlrtrAtipn Of the Alabama claims will aks"nh" ~ Gen
cv On the 18th u Dcc' mbcr and that the tln&' VII
routint" FlGfnr About 5O) ca,cs will be presented
jlr '",.on 81 the Commission.
VI. Il. " IT APPOINTED COUNsiL FoR TIE
tNI!ED STATES.
WAsui&r.nN. Eov "1.-.Th" President has
npInIuoI M,IT.>JD l.. Waite II Toledo. Ohio CTIl-"lor
~ ,.c.vs urti, fn"i liz w,s cassonat' u!
P"irt,Dnt Ind Eats.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-22
VIII K>SkUJ,I'r SAVINGS BANKS.

There was no excitement yesterday I'D IN;
v,,i,,ty OF the Guardian bowling gI"ea savings
u,nh. AT tn, latter bank a single por-man Gl 'rcd
M door hut the rear doors OF the bank were hot closed
4. an the previous day. The clerks in charge 'f the
bank report that they now arranging the accounts
proving their figures. and making trial bsancr Ihry
n, mt c prrp,rd ~ MAKE u statement or som" it :
o., c,nr the officers. directors and drpostors "l to
Bowiiuctir,en savnys Bank are invited 10 NEE, nt p,
M -, nnrrny at No a cl-t for the transaction
~ ,,nnoriant isiness. 1t par 'liiv important mat
M .no.itor, should attend Lui bring their pas books
Them.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-22
H'EJTHER HfPOHE

WAR IDkFiRTAtS
OFFff or rUE tltF SIGNAL Dfth ER.
Wl~li>aTO>. nov 81. lTi--' y III.
S,,,oDsis 6Dr g., ya.t hrentyfOU hDurS.
The AREA OF lowest pI">Sirt contlnil'S III
Cuur. extending .itl aS; wnri toward IN" Eng
land ,o:,t Tn. pr,lIr h- nIi"n ser! generally along
me Atlnuc coast with riphdy weather hH ram th> AZ
rrn, IN rom FInrrr, Nptth Carolina Brisk but not
Iu rus .oth-w, II winds on he lower LAKES :
and u.wr,trriy wDd> "n the upper lakes win RAINING
i-Itut" Tn. D,rUiretrr has fallen III "yonin ng
auI nlor,.,o with cloldy an Threatening weather east
w.r 70 the VI i,-iIppi. The Drcbn""r ,OhtnGe, htsh
and ri.ius Oh the Pa. ir roi-t and n TcIa,.
frobIbiiifirs
P,rtia'ly cloudy ard plasaIt ""it,l'r sprpbnbe for
"Wednesday Tor t.' South htIliIr and iuf na>t'. The
Inv hruln,.r ia tandl VIII probably move eastward
vii, south westerly Tin- tie lake, teering Ia the
nnrt IA west threatening aud rauy weather extend very
cnn,r,, along tGs Middle Ind Last Atlantic coasts, the
tra rt cloudy wratin- cOnur from the ONO valley iO
m. un,,r Lltrs AID westward Diusr. wlidS are
not .,, 4, mated ,DI our COASTS th.r cii,iS
New-York tribune., 1871-11-22

TIE COTE, pi,O.OGUtp UNTIL lFr!:r ArY

TIE tD;:iE, PtO:OGItU UNTIL lEr!:CA ArY.
Madrid, Tuesday. Nov 81, lTi.
The session of The CurtcS was prorOgucd
until February, lS2. ul winch time it il probable the
present Ministry viii continue office. In tho mean
time DO. % important questions pending
pos ,onei until the -rIIling " The Cortrs. 1t L.
annou ucrd iha, among other mrasTrs the Government
IA, rc-olvrd defer the imposition OF the Of Ier
ccn on 40 interest Of Spanish bonds until has been
approved BY the IOrtos.
s. ior Gr BilS has hccn nominated To- the Ministry OF
F,r..1 Atui~ Tin 'ipYrrnpr .; IIs.!Hi has been ST
pcrs..ird.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-22
PHILADELPHIA LIVE STOCK MARkEr-xo,. u.

imief 0dkp-
n. Re .r c to heat Principally penns1ivans and Western e.t
csuls soh ., oG
cboc. At from st Common ron u ID a rents n
shon IL % te,d sph -
from 10 c-p,. DEF n for sod SsI sep st from VI
~ nor head Lambs soil at II era's yer H. ~
firm st former pcss u" neAH easnx' nss~
4, irym "a Ia = n for cornfsi Hogs
20 this Dsrtst Prsrs rnoe
,n, ir .au. 70 head s so ~ o SprIse AMI oo
y To s. for fr-sl( ovs
New-York tribune., 1871-11-22
AUSTRIA.

NJ
ASoIiiEK change IN TIE MINISTRY.
NlEsSA. TUESDAY, Nov. q. Isl.
The change IN the Ministry of the Empire
ma the failure of Baron Won Krlrsperg neces
the reorganization OF the Council OF Ministers for
Austria Pr"pet. II IA probhb,e that Prince Adolph
Ancr-p"re sill now ID, called To form tho new Iis-
Tnlthtn Cabinet.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-22

Bn,ioS. Nov. 2l.-' 'entral Wharf has been
, .,, of unu-uai excitement tO day, IA consequent"
-, m, oc,upation Of the prCml5cy OF william /.
u,, . IN Il, rnitri States Marshal Usher and posse
-, o,.cr, Mc..rs Weld Il 90. are heavy importers. amt
,,,,,r,,I,, IN connection with the importation ~
.n.. uuiiucy,, etc. to u lar,o ainI.ni irt i"sti
inv rrfu,ei Opan the saf"s and exhibit tnr book
,, MARSHAL cau..- onn -. III" nu!rs - ~ '.' = ""u
.,, - urosSos his dctcsuua,sVa W btoAk vv:u taa
New-York tribune., 1871-11-22
=, u,sn,s. n. .e..r. w1ues Hopiin. Nlrhol.


Majority for Hoffman. Dem, III 1870 3JO1. Majority
for >.ribncr, Rep. III ISL. 10 %.
The nf l:ric County for Serhncr and Willcrs Ia
estimated from incomplete rot Of the county pub
Iishei soon after the otiOn
The Democratic majority in Kings County. according
the iIci r'turu' received last night than
aon than the figures .vcu IN fo!Incr reports. This
accounts i"r the sudden in Scribners majority 10
oXpI
New-York tribune., 1871-11-22

rrc,"s s.y rca t eui Mest " Wi.:, ne e. -
~" lie To O.v-so, ls Reoe'p's 2o bbL Fo'f ''" o~s'
"hest Shpmest~--J on bbs Plour
hLsAHr Nov. H.. What dul ~csk Rye h" ss1 n"@sA
baey unsetted 81 bash rov Lalr shore W SHo -
" oab dul; sales. 30 bush Sc sGost
sciNsar Nov. a. Flour dali and dro ping PmlJ 80 90
~ ~ What Csrs and Barley anehsn,d Rye dul and 6o"p Ni
aF 'ba Iac Pork doll and unchanged s 100 bbs sr De
nf5 and J.nnary 81? H. Lar dal and upchsnsei sSs
sa he.u and B.os anebsnsd I,s gs higher snd IL i.s
oes 0nst 20. 7S best r-rpb Of the
Wiz. .S sss for The Sasn III ~" ,ss'ns @Sa L.s JsAs
spM eoca demssf snd hais higher. sales % &c.
M No, 1-ronr qns. sri uarh,a.~ Eru. sprns stS
~ What da asdlsssr; Es sprBg. ~ No. 2dn VI ~;
soH Al VI 81 No Spring' seller Sovrmbcr 81 TiS
DemE III Jan~ry ~ xt III ~ Corn sehve bu, veSk
'n p~er ~ hied .ir rsrsi s)t a]ie seller Novenbss
ana NtmHtc January 7dS2ic April 45c Rye tan ssA
af1.hsh Sos and at tad6,tc rjectt a57 Osts fa de
mag pai & c~ N.Y. No At 0e rejected ne B,rsy ,t.dys
dru,nd s2 4ee .sr j,nS,f, 81, :ss .Is sa Hssr~
r'. w '3dS ~ a.ch si1 Sesia Iart spi
fA demand at s' el"r M,rr> sasIe G-ea soci
snd shatr srner; IIams sa1te shsslers ~ sSo
B Mds =, Bulk Meats higher f.r d.m.ud in ait 70
dsys-Shoud~rs u Dry shorRb NdA-s 3
Shoulders 8Qic WHISKY gnet ssd anrhangs At s Lsvs
IoT, ariiv. hgh': ssbs 81 &C. Pr-,yt. sr, -
hhe Com Buffalo lie Wheat, W. Rsccip- bis Fia,
Bsre, 1900 buah Re. " ~ 0ss Sbm'at bbls Poss.
W6 tr. Wlest 800 bush Com 9oo bash. Bar.sJ -
bush. Rs, Jsr Hogs
New-York tribune., 1871-11-22
GERM ANY

WHAT TIE GOvEE>MENT PROPOSES 10 DO WITH
TIE NAVY.
BERLIN. Tuesday, Nov. q, 1871.
In Parliament, to-day, on the second reading
~ the Navy Estimates bi hinster Won Room declared
that It WAS the purpose OF the Imperial Government to
establish ony IA naval power " the srcnrd rank The
hill provides that the ply " officers in tho navy
raised IG pcT cent.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-22
GEORGIA.

TIE SPECIAL ELECTION BILL VETOED.
ATLANTA, Nov. 2l.-Acting Gov. Conlry ha'
vetoed the b ordering special election To Ill! the W
clucy created ny COY. Buock's resignation.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-22
FOREIGN NEWS.
ITALY

ITALY
yL,rox EMANUEL PERMANENTLY ESTABLISHED
IN THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
ROME. Tuesday. Nov. 2l. 1s7f.
King Victor Emanuel made hi% entry into
Houe to-day mot at ths gates by the heir ap
parent Prince Hnber tho Ministers Of the Crown and
large body Of tbs National Guard OF the city Tho
,rpnluce filed the streets in immense numbers and
greeted the King With oarncst enthnsasn during his
progress 10 tho Qirinal wher, he has taken up his
reaidrnrs.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-22

others unless the firm produce the keys Tho Marshal
has sent to the United States Court for his fun
force Of deputies and will hold the premises during to-
night and until some result Is reached The warrant for
searching the premises granted by Judge Lowell
the United ststrs District Court information Of Mr.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-22
FRANCE.

TuH GOviENNINT IN FAVOR OF HE ELTUEy
OF TIE ASSEMBLY TO PAKIs.
PAEis Tuesday. Nov. o.. 1917.
The Government has resolved to support n
for the rrturn Of the scat OF Government, 10 Prs
At the next session of the Assembly
New-York tribune., 1871-11-22

Th. >t.an,r. Genrya tooh several members
r., ,n BANNER Of Coniiu-fce and other -"st- II th-
"a ,r (,unl, ,uIIrTs tour Of nsl~'tion OF haib0r
.,,.ueu,. yr-i. r,,s, Con Newton. lrastut Brooks,
-, T,,,.ry g., " Bnnt and Dr. li,ler scrc among
i na,, the dsy wa mostly occnpiui III ih'po' ting
ia, Icl '.t" "N',' 'i.l. mn ~ "''' "''' 0''""e
,nr m, ,ut.ltn ltni,IuUul u tho visitors
New-York tribune., 1871-11-22
El "a
TIE HANI,IIto SWEDISH CON3UL IN ROUTE TO
BALTIMORE.

HAvANA Nov. 21.--The Swedish Consul Mr..
Nonningrr, who has been expelled from Cuba sailed
Yesterday for Baltimore company with his SON. The
Ncnning,rs both American citizens. nOtwibsttnd
Irg Iat.r he.d tn: ic, ~ "rl sh
CUunu,
New-York tribune., 1871-11-22
LIIESI SHiP kFWS.
Tor other Ship yrns see Third Pa1'.

s..n.,n s,o., fB, Lott. Liverpool H. and Que~osvss
l2th. .n..r. ard iS2 q. q. frinrsTn
Montgonefy "a rci,th .ana tas ~'ts nAise ~
pas, Rob,. l owien
S.anhp sslr,to Scarr~,n Savannah iays With nis>
anil pssA o ". X Gsrr<on. WIN
rdse and p.sst Old Dominion steamship 20
sp GuAns, isi-ncs P'ru Aug u, "to saaao
R.rk Abr.ham ~. NJ, r.ua G.A..os D:ays with DdS.
Btrl ruy-nr tAuslD Cork. ~ ia,s. in ballast =.
St,-Ahoia Oct H. va Fam
iisys~
.,1x asbu of Anirs, b. Doug Csr.enss IL DAYS ~s
Eva Potter Ssrssu II dsys With sisa
tOf Brosnsy,U BAk't, IIgiAJ Cab~ " osr
s'asysr
NiSl-:unioru. #lht, "; rod'.
SAILED.
Steirsp Virgo for savannah.
DOMESTIC PORTS
R.rn~ bar. Mar, aa RON St"A'rraoG ones
Mary l." HtDc, from II Mar aud ninas
rom Charrsou
r,S iaMao Hos .L-Arrv,J. ship Hosto uArra fow Sss-
lofA
FOREIGN PORTS
IL Arrived s~amsh tsabrA tbf"
N.,uic.rn rom Srn IorI fgr LAYER, o'
New-York tribune., 1871-11-22

.,..,.,. .r,Tt, COUNTY. SENATE AND Asst NELLY
Ei II rms.
III. C,unty CanvaSsrrs completed their work
ny,... tAc vote for The !ruc.l pal oihc'r rs
New-York tribune., 1871-11-22

Don't Fail to Prorure Mrs. Winslowr Soothing
rmp fpr eli en,. has ben led for p y"n' nth os'sf
ng mlrus Of nSots, ior Asr eui-n
New-York tribune., 1871-11-22
rvrNAM CnuNrY--(Oilicial.I |

The vote ot Putnam County IN 1870 Wa: "oodotd.
l2G; Hoffman, 49, majority for Holman. &jl
i\u'". - dtip"lraplcal error yesterday. IN" Prlmh
.,,u vote " PrsEdn County was credited Ia lbr H"
cIat, side. The apovc Is believed 10 De correct h"I
New-York tribune., 1871-11-22
,,psnS,I-KI TLLEGRAPU.

81 20 . k,ns 'fc"f1t
Iiut .i:o, Dunn of Louisiana : very III with
o 90 ih ma l.''' 'i' 'e'i'" "' h' ''~"if
N T.. Cinmbrrlin Chief of Police N Hart
~ .,,., .,i Lru l.. PirlArl " the force U.en
4 -f
New-York tribune., 1871-11-22

Wh,t for Cbri-mas and tie long nss than We
+pI T,sLsf complete I. Ball, AMI Cu.s asss
ma n,r NicHoL,. " Lb~Hyst S"@ fon,
New-York tribune., 1871-11-22
ASH MDLY.
NFNY-YORK STATE.

c,N">p,?IvE TABLE OF MaJoEITIE> IOE SIC
&c. ~ OF STATE IN 1871, AND G0NLkNVR
New-York tribune., 1871-11-22
S,e,r.pIp vlryo for Saranush.

OrEvv.1uwS Sos IL h'en Arrived s~smsh tsiaboA DC
N.rmtc.rn ,-,u sew iorI f3r lL'rr COL
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-08
Dsink, But Remember.

If you think it is your duty to drink intoxi-
eating liquors, by all means do so. On no ac-
count violate your conscientious convictions,
but while you raise the cup to your lips, re-
member that this draught represents the
bread of some starving brother; for the food
of at least six million persons is yearly grasp
ed by the maltster and distiler, and its nour-
ishment destroyed
Remember that so long as you are in health
tn ase liquors are unnecessary; 1000 medical
men have asserted it, and hundreds of thou
sands of teetotalers proved it,
Remember that most persons who act as
YOU do, inure their health and shorten their
lives by so doing.
Remember that not drunkenness alone, but
drinking, fills our jails and pententaries, our
poor houses, and our iunatic asylums; en-
plOys our coroners and our Eangmen, and
works mischief incalculable on all ranks and
both sexes, of which no human institution
takes cognizance.
Remember that drinking retards education,
industry, and every branch of political and
social improvement.
Remember that multitudes yearly die a
diunkard's death, and go to meet drunkard's
doom.
Remember that every year mulLitudes fall
from your moderate" ranks to recruit the
wasted army of drunkards.
Remember that every druDkard once tried
to follow the example you set, and on trial
fell from his slippery ground into the whirl-
pool of intempelance.
Remember that if you sanction the custom,
| you are answerable for its fruits.
Remember that the weak and tempted ones
looked TO you; and that under God it depend:
on you whether they may be drunkards oil
l sober men.
| Remember that "to him that knoweth 10 dc
| good and doeth it not to him it is SIM" and
that there is "woe for that man through whom
| offenses come to the little Cnes." ...
| Remember that you cannot be neutral, and
there will be a day when you will be unable
| to plead ignorance.
Remember that all this weight of Iesponsi.
bity rests with you, as you raise that cup, il
you .hink it right, but we envy no, your cen.
| science.
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-08

A nrominent journalist in New York, who
Is perfecty bald, has offered a reward of
81. 600 for a tale that will make his hair stand
on end.
A private in the army recently sent lettafe
to his sweetheart, closing with, "May heaven
cherish and keep you from yours truly john
Smith,"
The Government has received one hundred
samples OF paper manufactured in Japan.
mostly of the rice fibre. 1t will be deposited
In the Patent Office.
Pittsburgh has four hundred and seventy
five manufactures, which If placed in con-
tinuous line would extend distance CT hfty-
Ave miles, And its newspapers?
gentleman once met very quiet news
how selling newspapers. as there any news?"
ensuired the gentleman. Lots o. news" re-
piled the boy" but nothing TO holler."
Punch knows a man so keen In money!
matters that he positively refused to conclude
the purchase OF house for 900 years because
he could not have the odd year thrown in.
We venture to suggest simple plan for thu
reformation of the habitual tippier, without
depriving HIM OF his liberty: Let him, when.
ever ne takes his walk abroad, be conspicu-
ously labeled, "To be kept dry"
A boy in Iowa has a silver quarter stuck III
his throat, where 1t has been for the last tnrea
months. he has tried every way to get IL ou,.
but he can't do it, and the only nope - ths'
circus will so that way soon.
A famous judge came late to cou,t one aa, aat
| In busy season, whefeat the eierk, ~ ss
sn,,,,;SS u manfred OF him the reason. "A
oIiIPd Pd was born" his honor said, a"nd I'm ths
amnv nmn sire" "An infant judge "oh no.
| a.;f,t'ba "as vet he's but cFet'
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-08


MR. BFEcHER AT HoME.-No matter who
comes or goes in Brooklyn, what strangers
preach or stars shine, Plymouth church is al
ways crowded. Mr. Beecher has opened his
season with unusual health and spirit. HIS
great lecture room, plain as a Plymouth barn,
is full from week to week. And even the
parlors adjoining have 10 be opened to accom-
modate the throng. A great many people at
tend the Friday night meeting from olher
churches, who do not hear Mr' beecher
preach. The Friday night meeting IS unique,
and unlike anything on the continent. IL Is
crsp. sparkling and entertaining. The sing
ing IS hearty and full Four hymns are usu-
aliy sung. There are no omissions, but the
bymn is sung straight through. Two breth-
len are called upon to pray between the sing
ing, and ten men do all the praying. One OF
the ten is invariably called upon year after
year. Why the circle is not enlarged it is diff
tfcult to tell. The Scriptures are not read.
AT the conclusion of the third hymn Mr.
Beecher gives his "Talks" He sits in his
chair during his address, never rises, but |.
very much at his ease. He holds his bvmr
book in his hand-throws one leg over IN,
other-teetels back in his chair-sbo,es Nh
Bible back aud forth nervously-changes th'
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-08
+, Alice Cary's Only Love.

In The profoundest sense Alice Cary never
loved but once. The man whom she loved
is still alive; yet gossip, with its keenest
scent has never found or named him. With
all her fullness Of affection, hers was an
eclectic and solitary soul. He who by the
very patent of his being was more to her
than any other mortal could be might pass
from her life, and no other could ever take
his place. A proud and prosperous family
brought all their pride aud power to bear on
son to prevent his marryinsa girl uneducated,
rustic, poor 81 waited for one who new
er came back" she said. "Yet believed he
would come till / read in a paper his mar
riage to another. Can you think what life
would be, loving one, waiting for one who
would never comep He did come at last. I
saw him. His wife had died. Alice was dy-
ing. The gray-haired man sat down beside
the gray-haired woman. Life had dealI
prosperousy with him, as 1t is wont with
men. Suffering and death had taken all from
her save the luster of her wondrous eyes.
From her wan and wasted face they shone
upon him full of tenderness and youth. Thus
they met with lite behind them-they who
parted plghted lovers when lite was young.
He was the man whom sae forgave for her
blighted and weary life, with smile OF parting
as divine as ever Lit the face of woman.-Ma-
ry Cienuaer Ames IN Independent.
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-08
DAILY PRESS,
PORTLAND.
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER s, 1871.


From Atlanta Correspondence OF Cincinnati Com
mercia
No one could have been at the Kmball
House for the past few days without noticing
that among the guests was a marked charac-
ter. Every night a stout, thick, heavy man
would appear in the rotunda OF the hotel;
long uncombed locks borne down by his
slouch hat to his very eyes, big mouth, a
small patch Of long thin chin-whiskers, hair
well sprinkled with gray, and face that lit
up with wealth of intelligence whenever an
imated in conversation. This man was Cen
eral Robert Toombs, one of the first intellects
OF the South, say what you will. He is vastly
popular with his personal acquaintances, and
has friends by the thousands. The moment
ne leaves his room he is surrounded by a
crowd, all eager to be in his presence and
hear every word that falls from his lips. He
may begin talking with a friend, and in five
minutes he will have dozen listeners. and
tue crowd Will increase until, if he does not
Dreak away, he will soon find himself address,
ing respectfully sized audience. He talks
IN 1iuent How OF words and ideas, possess
ing something OF the graphic conversational
powers attributed to DR.. Samuel johnson.
Indeed, the gruff old photographer is brought
to my mind whenever see Toombs.
The General is now here In attendance up
on the federal court. He has as extensive
law practice as any lawyer in the State. In
deed, he says he has got more than he can at
tend to, and more than he wants. His
speeches at the bar are fine specimens of for
ensic eloquence. Yet it is sad that he is not
a close student, spending little time among
his law books, and giving over the prepara-
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-08
KEEPING Eeas FOR wrNrEK.-At differ.

KEEPING EGGS FOR WINTEK.-At differ
ent times have read in your paper many
ways in which farmers wives lay in their eggs
for winter use, but never saw the way do
it, simple as it is. shaye only good eggs,
aud good eggs everybody must have or they
will not keep in any way. 10 August l gem
orally commence saving eggs, and am very
careful TO save only good and fresh ones. L
take boxes which bold 1 200, put on the bot
tom a layer of oats, aud set my eggs all point
downwards, so that not one touches another.
until the layer Is full, and then cover and set
in q cool dry place, where it does not freeze,
unit used. l have followed this way for the
last twenty years, and cannot say that ever
lost more than one or two out of fifty, and
then generally found that it was knocked or
put down unsound. / use small boxes, So
that can irst use the eggs that put down
first l have never thought of changing my
way, although have read so many ways to
do it, for instance, In ashes, in fat, in lime, In
lime water. aud even vanishing them, be.
cause my way seemed to me the simplest and
am just as sure to have good eggs next Febru-
ary aud March, which l lay in now, as | am
to have good eggs now.-A Farmers Wye !"
COuutru Gentleman.