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New-York tribune., 1871-09-11
ANOTHER CHAPTER IN THE CHENEY CASE.

CHICAGO, Sept. 10.-AccOrding to previous
announcement Bishop Whitehousc, accompanied by DR..
c. V. Kelley, went to Christ Church this morning.
to administer the rite Of conformation. The
place was filled to the sidewalk with curious
spectators. Expecting trouble, the Bishop with tho
Rev. Dr. Kelly oame at 1Ot to the vesry room by
the side accompanied by Mr. Albert Crane the
junior warden, who had met him at the door OF the
church. Mr.. L. b. Phillips the senior warden was
waiting with the Rev. Mr.. Cheney who was in his sur
pce, bands and scarf to receive the Bishop in tho
vestry-roOm.
On the BishOps entrance Mr. Cheney stepped forward,
and extending his hadd, said, Good morning. Bishop
The Bishop refused to return the salutatOn, and
said, 81 cannot recognize you In any way in thaf
cnrb" then turned the wardens, and on their as
surance in reply his question. that Mr. Cheney was
Rector Of Christ Church. he demanded whether
they claimed that he was Presbyter OF the
not the time or place for any discussion Of that sub
IL Ct. They then told the Bishop that they should
any part of te service AZ he pleased he could d
rect the services Mr.. Cheney taking any part or none
eel Of his own clrch Whereupon the Bishopread the
following, which he had prepared before leaving his
B,hop Illinois b the Of Col have to this parish
Ch nnh under lawful jurisdiction to exercise my right and
After due and pub, given BY the
my duties shh neither g'rSna ,, e,.ct . nor
lao m. f removing am me-, by the arbirary dctaton
the n. office, the eG as H. ai % 1."G"S " e ,S
alter trial by his peers from his office.
Of God this insult AID hindence nposh upon me
after rcmonsrance unlawful and insubordnstion
Episcopal authority 1t done also the re OF the warning
10 effect the administration Of the corporation
and bst relation purpose to separate hs
lawful ard nAensbe connection With the Protestant
Epscopa Church IN the United states and tie diocese Of Illinois,
OF which IN acknowpdced spiritual head
the moral and ecclesiasti
delinquency violation Of official decorum you as WARDEN
official character Bishop OF te doee
nv solemn protest under this injury and cOmpusion
submit to the force and retire from
the church.
Mr. Crane excepted to the statements OF the pa
allp oil In
DENYING that any obstacle whatever had been
put in the Bishops way in the fun perfonanre of
War(ens again Offering the Bishop the full direction and
control Of the services but claiming that no Bishop had
Tie Bishop still declining ofliciate took his leave
Dr. Kelly accompanying him. The Bishop returned i'll
his own carriage which had followed that Of Mr.. Crane
in which the Bishop taken to the church. The pro-
test was not signed
Mr. cheney and the Bishop both oGlciated afternoon
and evening their respective churches, but n,iher al
luded 10 the difficulty.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-11
DIED.

RHsks.on Ff David B.ns. !. ne $50 y.'T s o. S.ss
o rom sIss & % s% Z, II r Mos noa =
lid ip''. q, II a m. without further notice
BAsT RIVER NATIONAL BANK, New.York. Sept D. f0I
Al meeting Of tie Directors Of se Ea, River EsoaA Bank. ~
following preamble AZ! re,o Li,ns adopted
Wh,as has pessei the Almighty again within brief PERIOD
take from among another menb deeply veressi f'r
President Mr. Davd Blni. tho nes. Of his days. sad that vAs
jcee lbs. e Integrity g6nnsns Of lie lie ard character w
Tsssa Tbs, ". tender to The .c- sad ...
s%e SaSs %y Vi" % 1s S h s ss1. Of the S
OF s.'s ss Ss % ,, LIS %, o, ,s,.,,GIiP ,,,nG H. }aD,,
to f f: .@r o a. ~ copy e % a. lF'cHns J
VIA a.a Dee H. C!ats ssei - NOR NOR s'
parents Is Willow place, MODa'. lla 'n-
W5s sjt JSa tPsy tf:Ps
Tie relative, resDcu invited "a attend The fanss
from II DO"nngl. BrooIH ruessy the lh inst ss'e.'sA
GREESoUGH-n mi, city Friday 9th inst Mr,re' b.. widow ~
IT, az Geno9gh "a daughter Of the iie Cyr.%as S'rs -
% b'es sn "n+ are INIT to atl e aHeta .er,cs ns
inst at 10 a M =" 'A'''~' p-'' '''
.wl,Tbursb L. L. Sunday Sept 10 George Gage
residence No. 1871 South ghths Toe..y Sep. 18th inst a2
hsKSkY-At SscO. Me- Sep. John Hob. Herssy Of Wis s
hoPpER0on Saturday Sept Bw,ri Well, sou John H. sst
. Of M ~ and grandson the late Smith in The ~
'%s'. @S IRON =; % ssiS,ns: !. 'P;, Smith "h's
HOUShAN-oa sGnay Seq. TO- wm Iou.maa IN Ire 7oh ysas
Ths e.yr' .,d friends Of tn f respectfully nvsi to ,..4
%.1.. w. .s, from b BIS !,s sssrooe No we Tseats
HUINA Ca,kl Friday Sept Rmn. H. AGED 26 ,esr .tA
ofJoh huAn aud second daughter late Harvey Acis
Funeral services at Der late nce No SO Broosp tA
and md de- a1:Ss 5 S "a s1.S edo: 20 :.:1 =
wBsT.n this city on SATURDAY.. sep, is1 after short lns Js
The rp and fdsnds Of he fy are r..p.e, invited 10 ..s
h, funeral from b., late residence. 'i2 E Bshty foar. cea
.hon. Hi. remains will he inferred at woodIAsn.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-11
LATEST SHIP NEVIS.
lFDr other ship News see Second Pagel
ADDrUHh

rF,r other ship Ye,rs see Second Pagel
city Of .s .s. H an. Ss.ss1 and
yS . an. y 81 p.. a.a hsVS
steamship Fsnlts Do.na philadelphia, with wd's and pas TO
snnap vSO Builey Sept with mise aud to
ss,p Bss. Lsss , A1,;R !oy y ;s ss In b:. s.
Bari Msrsadss .G sc.ipau, Alicante g day., vits ni.s
ScIr Jou.. smith Hodsnsn Savannah II days with ium0sr
LSo,ea % soasor S PORT Jhnsoa ConOci POn JOhu0n
tso s%e yiss &SaaI surSttSps
X Ssyle. E.Is.hPsr T.,s Twns1 s'sSs.s sas.'. 0r'
n Aelen Rii.SetOpot aIslr r.. k~es,sR. Rs,,.soo,
Floyd kn.SssptfI Brichrd Tory Rsb,hpo
s,.ss,hp's sasss Sa.ss k..S Es.SS sSs
Shin L,or.n.o pol,D.b.. Liverpool Aug TO- With md,
sp Ga ,... "psIq sa,,.1 hs" hs.S Aus J. With Sdss
par. n KoSbe oi ssar,por Carver. Crossad, July With
"''e FOREIGN PORTS.
Boro Mass. oAHsd S.,i s.s 90" p1OSSnSs r
Ss1 Yori put Ths 'ss.n.p' detained By
saTiss.s s'~'A. G'a s.rn' from S''
1i Ts.1.. md arss;s 70; Baltimore ss O.
Psy George Henry rou Tr00n and ons 0i""A' "'" n~
DISASTERS.
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ssIs DI,'S S.yns ioss iorsn.s, and Sssa .sanAs.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
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rOey ess several haudrod yard. extent not .s .l
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New-York tribune., 1871-09-11
ANOTHER TERRIBLE RAILROAD ACCIDENI
A PICNIC PARTY RUN OvER-TUREE KILLED
AND SEVERAL WOUNDED,

A PICNIC PARTY RUN OVER-TilREE KILLED
AND SEVERAL WOUNDED.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 1O-A terrible accident Oc-
Cured between and 10 o'clock this morn.
ing at the crossing OF the St. louis
and Vandalia Railroad and COllinsvie plank
road two miles from East st. Louis picnic party,
composed Of 1G grown people and several children, left
the city this morning in II large furniture wagon to
spend the day in Illinois.
When the crossing Of the railroad track at the point
named they struck by the excursion train going to
Highland. Three Of the inmates Of the wagon were
killed outright, two mortaly and four or five severely
wounded.
The names OF the killed Charles Sanders, John
Brennan, and Thomas Mehan; mortay wounded. Mrs
Phiomena Flood and Emma Kenner, and severely
wounded, George Flood, Gerte Flood Cora Gilmore,
Mary Flood, and a man whose unme Is unknown.
several others s ghty injured Only three OF the
entire party escaped unhurt Al the point where The
accident occurred there is clear view OF the rail-
road for mile TO the west and some four
miles the east hut 1t appears none OF the party saw or
heard the approaching tran although the n<neer blew
the whistle and rnng the bell
New-York tribune., 1871-09-11
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

st. Nicholas Hotcl-Prcsident White of Cor
nell Uniyel siiy Senator Ram'cy OF Munrs0ta Samuel
L. Cemens Mark Twain) of Buffalo, Gen. g. NJ Dodge.
and the Hon james +. Wilson OF Iowa. - Brcroo't
U0usc-M. de Belonnet, frfnch Charge dAfiarcs at
A. G. Hodges, U. g. A. ==== WeStminster HoteiIM.
Garcia the Argentine Ministcr; and j. Sodoy Cnii,an
Hampshire Capt. j. IL. Ewsrt OF the British Army, Dr.
d. NJ burgess Of Iavann, and the Countess no Ballgc;
Lawrence Barrett - Astor House-Ihe Hon Gal;
sI,a A. Or Pcnnsylvaua. ==--= FUN Ahenns 1Otr'
THE Hon Smith NJ Weed Of Tattseirgh. n. u. Ian
slug Pruyn aud T. X Apgar Albany; Daniel Donghsrty
Cuarlcs Mouton, Paris. st. Dcnis Hotet-I'aron
VaricoIlrt Of Germany. and Chinook Thomas OF Quebec
- GiIscu HouSe-h. NOnez, French Vro-Cohsul at
Porto Rico and John o. Ey ans OF Washington --=Ar!
ropoiiiun HO{c.-Crl. T. &. English, u g. A. - St'
Jdp,es Hotet-fhe Hon h. M. Madden ot Nidd'eto"h'
New-York tribune., 1871-09-11
HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER SATURDAY
San Noon. 5p N,d,,,.,
60,
rnR RihOaETRR YEsTERD>Y
ssu hooo Bpm Midnight
b' ~ Tt'
nlGH TIDg TO-DAY
Long Brsnrh, Rocss Bs;vry arh
way. ard Coney ID N Y. B,thA Pln.SSps LL
an pn. sm ~ an
3:D iOl tU E3l ia '11
WEATHER. PROSPECTS FOR THIS VICINITY
(Soe Fifth page)
Amended Ia m abstruct Ut the Central Park Mete-
orological Department Report for tho week ending
at . D. M. Sept w.
lnchoa THnhoHEfrh DeFreeA
10 O66l Mean. CSC
MaImum at m spL 9o4 Maximum D. scpt 6...fdo
Mirimum .U 6 Miniaum at Sept g.. 40
k,nce ............... 550;Itsnge $40
rain t yoeA Travelled by tho vnl dnrLg
tle exeek6 pie
New-York tribune., 1871-09-11
RENEWAL OF THE ROMAN CATHOLIC TROUBLES
AT HUDSON.

HUDSON, Sept. 10.-The meeting Oh tne mem
bers of It, Mary's Parish at st. Marys Hail. as'
was largely attended, and the action OF the vigilance
committee on Friday in resolving resist to the last e1
tremy the Reinstatement Of Father Osullivan ever tne
church unanimously indorsed strong snrn,nS
but contrary to expectation Father OsulnxS4 a,u ao
mako Ills appearance. and no services were rcb tS:
forenoon but perfect order prevailed 1t was @
ascerained that Father OSuiyan telegrapnoa i,, na
Chatham last evening TO friend In this city lnat no
would not be here. and tho crowd gradually dsperSea
The rebels firm and united In their determlnnuon W
prevent O6uivan, any Of his adcrents from en.oI'
Ing the church ut al hazars aud say thut they aopo
pared for apY eulerReucy.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-11
HAVANA MARKETS.

HAvAsA Sept sugar-Stoh 10 warehouses At Havana ana
Nsuras and $3.50 hhds receipts Of the past week.
rs and 0 hds exported during the week from Havana
the United Sugar market steady
With moderate densni receipts moderate No II D. g. o reals
Nos 10 TO u g. lOd0i reals Nos Is to 20 s. liel3 reals
Mosses Singer dull 8a9 reals Mascovado susar-FA to Good
refining In fair demand 1t l09l0t reals
BacSuNs 10 20 p cwt Flour dull $40 80 Dbl for American
Hams-Amercan Sugarcored nm 5A 50 9unt,l Lard kegs
ts Potatoes. $7d bbI Taow nominal at s2 Soa
reals gallon Lumber-Wh.e Pine, 3d. Pitch Pine S37 "
loo feet PreighB fat and nominal ,.,,
Cnte States 60 days currency tolt premium snort
h p M premium gold co days l2 al3 premium DO short sght
l3i3i premium on London, 2'@3"t premium on Fa'' u@'
New-York tribune., 1871-09-11
SHOOTING AEFRAY IN wEEHAwKEN.

Joseph Lppert and John Barrens of No. 143
West Thirtyfrstst went to Weehawken yesterday and
drank at various places Last evening while walking
along Nies-ave they saw John Brswley, resident Of
that place, short distance ahead Of them and Of
the wantonly and without provocation shot him In
the right thigh, causing severe wound They then fed
Oh board the ferryboat Brawley notwithstanding his
wound followed them on board the boat On reaching
this side he gave them into the custody OF Officer
OBrien, and they locked up In the West Thirty.
seventh-st. Police Station. Braweys wound was
dressed by Police Surgeon Armstrong who thinks 1t not
dangerous.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-11
HEATHER REPORT.
WAR Department,
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, !
WISuISGTOS Spnf IN Is-1--- n IN

OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsiIISGTOS, Sept. 10, ISL y. III. }
S11topas for the past hoenfytour h0as.
The barometer has continued highest north
and west of Indiana and clear weather with light winds
reported from that region The slight depression
continued the lower lakes, with nOrheastery
winds cloud and light rain this afternoon. Haze and
smoke prevail from Southern Michigan to Arkansas
The barometer has fallen somewhat in the Middle and
Eastern Statos, where partially cloudy and clear
weather is reported. The storm which was Saturday
evening distance of the South Carolina coast Is
now beyond the cognzance of stations Northeast
erly winds have pre- allied from Virginia Florida and
a small disturbance which passed INTO Southern Georgia
has disappeared The temperature Is generally
stationary or rsen but has fallen Lake Ontario.
Probabilities.
The barometer will probably rise very generally on
Monday from Michigan TO Alabama and east ward with
partially cloudy and pleasant weather Oh the lakes and
Atlantic coast fresh winds, without serious
the Gulf coast.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-11

~. nn.. Of wellington rode at Waterloo. the English
peopee es owe debt OF gratitude to the horse which
brSfe nSdr up the ns and exposed tho vano' Of the
s the era Of statues propose that should
80 sde OF this and placed In Central Park IA IN
pe , 'n nS Gratitude q public benefactOr NV. d.
s0S Ns,s' York, Sept 8. 1871.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-11
oBsTRUcT1oNs ON SOUTH AND WEST STREETS.

TO the Bdftor Of The Tribune
Sound the loud Jewshsrp Ger Westst's dark sea,
The peOpls have thumphed, the way 10 now free
Praise 10 John Agpew, praise 10 VIII Hunt -
Gone sqsatter and booth. Yours truly George Blunt
SIR: The above, with the aid of friend,
was written the 10th Of August to celebrate the re-
mova Of the obstructons westst but, the event
was postponed, the poetry was (as the Dock Commits
sopers has ordered the removal to be delayed until the
Ist Of october kept back Seeing the morning papers
that order issued to take eet on the LIST OF
October, to the distractions on the East River
sde cannot hold my esion back and send II TO you
for publication portion Of the satisfaction expert
tnced seeing this order was diminished on reading
the apology Of the Commissioners for doing their duty
the resolution begins thus; Resolved, That. III order 10
meet ths pressug demands of commerce. &c, lneteud
New-York tribune., 1871-09-11
PERSONAL.

Charlotte Bronte's husband, Mr.. Nichols, has
Il Gland.
Mr.. Will NJ. Carleton, the Western ballad
writer has been engaged to edit the weekly edition Of
The Detroit Tribune, ana contribute occasional verses.
DR.. D0llinger is just 70 years old, and has
led life of remarkable absemiOusness. He possesses
library Of than $1,000 volumes and remains among
Ills books with little ntermissiOn from a. m to p N.
Emile Olivier has settled in Turin, and
his determination OF never again returning TO
frauce He is not rich, but is familiar with Italian and
Sth lis profession the law, and his pen, he hopes TO
Keep himself aAoat
A Miss Eliza PettibOne of small town in
hsrysnd has bought church for the Methodists has
aaee tne nIst payment by her profits Of her needle,
intends W discharge the debt Ia the same way This
Is oenevOence indeed N'' '
OuzOt at once on hearing of the appoint-
uien' Oi Dfouyn De Lhuys Minister to Vienna wrote
osy @ 10 IbierS reciting the history Of the apponee
6ow.yey ,, nm uhirustworthuess. The President,
N~o'or' persisted in the appointment,
The Prince and Princess of Wales have ended
~ '''nan tour at Oberammergau where they have
quite captivated the pea.aptrv nv ths,r ogahut nd
xeeE oy % The royal couple have stopped during
IN, oIe 'u the cottage OF a wOOd-chOpper.
1ue luke OF Argyle does Mt seem to place
"u'' Ii the runors Of his sou, the MARQUIS OF
Sc bs. ,ipPOintnent vceroy Cana, India for
cent ~ hosneath Castle OF The nagnin
ou'o ieu In love with the place.
Don ADei Stearns, who died recently in San
'u'co was native Of Massachusetts, and settled in
h,, HsiF' u years ago. He never sought any office,
hmericn Wy influential in bringing California into the
L. Sor Ohon He at one time the richest man i'm
Land and several hundred thousands OF OF
yere. a. 1'VO mead OF neat cattle but, owing 10 re-
New-York tribune., 1871-09-11
sI-IrIDE ORA PHYSICIAN.

John c. Edwards, age "A, committed suicide
last evening" in his apartment at No. Ito MacdouRast
by shooting himself through the head with revolver
He has been confined to his room by illness ior some
time past. He being apparently worse ast etgIs, nr
returned just in time to hear the rsp9r sTsadv os
dead lie had been much depressed In spirits by bsef
that his mulady was incurable.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-11
AN ABUSE OF TIE FRANKING PRIVILEGE.

IV FHt EUIIUT UT IHt ITtUUHe'
SIR: Presuming that you have been sincere
IN your Efforts to correct abuses Of the Frankng priv
leges. send TO you Of Gen. Buffers speeches
franked under the United States Government law: l
went into his Office aud " whcelbarrow load Oh
the same a man was writing his (Butler's) name on
them TO whom the United states Government pays a
largo salary for attending to the Soldiers Asylum IN
Maine. do not suppose another man In once would
Lave the dishonest audacity TO dedud his govern
Dent while he attacking that as well as the state
Government, for corruption and extravagance care
nothing for Butler any way, am no politician, but
such hypocrtical disscmbler should be exposed.
Boston, Sept. Z, 1871. TAXPAYER.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-11
PRRgOSAI-Ry TrrvopIpu

s.s.: s,l ne Emperor Wilhelm has arrived at Con
no p,o.a. ne hon William Fl. Seward arrived at Ber
S,i..nI.e ~ Emperor Of Brazil and the Queen of the
r,,:s, zen Walker Superintendent of Census has
zSye -s'0o much improved In health by his voyage TO
p,foi n t1s ne ney A. 6. Hail. D. d. who has been the
ss. G & Pre'sAn Church Rochester for more than %
n u's"AJ. His funeral will take place on Tuesdsy neIL
bee, Miss Annie Hicks, dressmaker of Trov hos
! n,s 80 Sept She started for Albany seen 10 get
ts L,s Ls Ss nothing hAs been heard Of her feared
New-York tribune., 1871-09-11
politira! Notices

nall corner s...s. aSSDAi
G ssns " G.ss sfss sss;. JOHN f'''d''@
second Assembly District Union Rep.biIcan Assecs.
TO- s.. D:1;t:;: Ss-;y
s TsPIs: s:D T p M I T p SS:a " i % on
p.ssi. G. cs sULl'As s.erst.hs. MARK LASiGAN' P'~A
The Third Assembly Di'Tiet 6kbs RspSbcsn Associss
Fs s: tsn @ ';s Ss' Fl a5s4s
Fourth A..s%biy Di.iFls. seysn.h "sr Union S"sR Re;
gvsfs9 gsHsG p IT, E . ST yS: Delegate.
ss: ss.,ss DssS sss F' open ,sI
Assembly D.ss % TSioR 4. A';SS
sssiss sss ss 4.ea.ass asSbxT kykSiS6
:sTss @ at No pa III sDnf ,.s % g ' election " 10
j. BaII sSsars ''' " C. HANNA pre.aor.
Sixth Assembly District Union Republican As.octa:
oSi.sshnss. Hotel on aoSDaf EvESISS ssTS i Is5 Peis
IN y @ S as s.s
%s r Election q. Of synsY No. % syRSsa Be ss si H. As 70 Z
Delegates the various HoRAro r sTwosuLY
G.hnA fh nSp
80 Tsuj for the election of Non:
mating % SssST sss,.. RS' RoSERr
Ninth Assembly D.trics Union Rspubiiepsn Assce.:
Hpas.isi s 5: held s sosDsf ~ e 5
e. q. rs s Sssa ron ns g the S-'
ether S'min'AAs "'0''A1 WM MERRILL Js PreAsssA
THOMAS II. CoppIs, JR. DAsnL H. Aspxssos Secretaries
Tenth Assembly District Union Rspubiicnn As.scia3
s' r %ts' ss s.I ~ sps ssHus.s ca
'sna0D" Fol" 0peA "0D MARTIN B. BROWN, President
Eleventh Assembly District Union kepnblicnn Asse.
% with % sss s s Of Sse s ss I
Sc uS held Hsadqusre. <os s,hsve -
AGSeAE soErsy hThSiSs s sept aAasaSEI O. EeSRRs
.r.,fh a..enbIy IOisiricf Union Republican a Asso.
sin,iSn Tsit.n VIII eV as at MONDAY hyESSo ss
IL s for the pu,po.S ectug Delegates tie several nomase
''s,s"uoaI s.sSss Youso. JoHy DUKE. President
Psrsk RAwxKrr Secretaries
Tho Thirteenth Assembly Distticr Republics, 49, -
Pa. STs awe. S sv 10 GEo MFUHILI Prssdsa.
e.s @ Z: city of
II s'seS aGSpaS z's7 sSsssS III 4
ss.:: :s..:. :sT.'' " ~ 81 sRs eoQux ps.
fifte+nth Assembly Dstrlct Unie. Rspablican Asss.
.,o. ..s c s. ass :gis': iSia %
conventions r'"' 'p'' ''~ JOS B. POLLOCK pr..iAs.A
IssS.S IG"s SGs1is s. E,.,.. }sssr'.r'a
seventeenth Assembly Di.trict Cncn REF nbissS
H:s Es md s a fMosSs
D;, tsi:1'.
RoasRr &. DoBsn. Sec. SsO r 1KAproA1 -.
4. A.:s%sy e Tsis. &. :..
ton III Ss s ,:a x sosnA : Z: .:
veaaon and snx w GRO III VAN CI1FT Ppssdss@
o'elock. oS0
.:::sss Ps.,:iA s::
kRgSsiSo FINK ;:. ~ H. ~ !:
! =: ;:::., ~ ,s1.es ,..4.
.s:s.1 Hs.s.Iy S.ss es,ssSs. q s. ds::: A::
q: oSSaT tsFSs T. SiSss s: sss E
an.n ffon 70 o'eock '' w
JAsss r. wALxss' sscreshss
soa. A.. 1sse1ST District Union Repablice9
the ean Of We General Cemscs tecaa
t,I THIS (Nouday) EVENING Lnssia HAIL. 90
meenx @ Tsenty aht, rhid and PosrAsvea -
the s'a's and Local "a'sa% nS Psc.H
| Jssx Hosrsx> T. I. ksaSA
New-York tribune., 1871-09-11
FAMOUS HORSES IN THE POLITICAL WORLD

70 ~ IOHSLS IN THE POLITICAL WORLD
S@"or Of The Tribune.
,A" ,n -, Ia reading of the effect produced on
sv mind By the development of the facts caused
aostn Oh the City Auditor by the kick Of horse
~,,S 'ne names Of other horses who were Identified
80 puolc matters. The first Pegasus may be consd
y.a-so the Trojan horse may be chased. Blu.
o' The horse Of Alexander, was reality. sorrel
'us' william OF Orange rode, and whose fall
A. 49, ua'h oi hs rider, quoted with approval
'"'ss Tor this accident Copenhagen. which
New-York tribune., 1871-09-11
IAWJESSNE5S IN TEXAS.

BROWNSVILLE, Sept. flights occurred on
the Goth and 5:h between cattle thieves and rancheros
near Edinsbrg Two Of the former were killed Cortina
threatens retaliation and the rancheros preparing TO
buy arms to wage war successfully.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-11
NEwrYoKK DAAx ,TR1sUNk ~H0NDAY. sEPFEMBRA H. 1871,

Of such plea It should have been "whersas The pub
lie have for many Year, been deprived Of their rights
have read well to those Interested In the pubics having
its own again. feel better anyhow. q, W. D.
Nep- York, Aug. Is, 1871.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-11

Raw.kide Cord,
For Dumb Walters swh Cord &C. Asrufsotarnd ~
TnA DAaRow MAEUVsCTURIse Co.. bristol Oosa
New-York tribune., 1871-09-11

Nicol e. Dsvidson, 6ss Breaivay Offer spSgdd v,ne1
CnAND,Lns and OAs rxruRrs IN Bronze Glas 0h oros -
Illuminated CoorA
New-York tribune., 1871-09-11
NEW JERSEY.

JERSEY CIrY-JOhn Campoel was arrested
,os, .ht Tor .ssau,ng Ocsr johnson In North Fourth
st. between Grove and Prospeotsts riot occurred in
tho liquor saloon kept by member OF ms FAMILY and
w,.n IN. on,ccr entered no stripped Of club and
to .,t ailv assaulted. Several Intellectual at
tempt. were secure the rssa:s 81 sp the prisoner %
w. %a % nas arrrsted Yesterday for sssSulting officer
rioo aud resouiug two prtsoa0rs who were sontRx e
New-York tribune., 1871-09-11

--s...-a..1 Assembly District Union Repubilca9
The ea Of ,he General Cemnites 1ca
M IL held THIS tAouda) RyBNNG At Lnesls HAIL. 81
meenx Third Fourth v -
70 ,he sss and Local C.avsaona Polls sgss sn
o'clock u = uoo..