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New-York tribune., 1871-11-01
THE BLACEM4ILED BUILDERS.

MEETING OF THE COMMITTEE OF BUILDERS
TNwILISGNESs TO INVESTIGATE TIE
CHARGES AGAINST MACGREGOR-A RESOLCTE
MEMBER FORCES THE EMPLOYMENT OF
EXPERTS.
There was full attendance of the Builders
Committee at the Office Of the Department No. Fourth
ave Yesterday afternoon Leander Buck in the chair.
There was considerable discussion concerning the letters
that passed between Messrs Macegor and schultz In
which the latter hnted at disposition TO blackmai on
the mart Of the former The "whitewashnE" OF the
previous meetings resumed, though not 80 openly,
the builders appearing 10 have wholesome dread OF
THE TRIBUNE and Matthew Burns. the only member OF
the Committee who has shown any disposition to insn
tute a real investigation. Mr.. Edliz said; We nave
no charges against Mr.. Macgregor AS TO MI. 0cnui.
he told us that he had charges We have done noun
,. .aa,rs, the law. When we have had any business
I'm fha Depsrtment, have been treatea aAe ~ ~
men The sehultl matter should be dropped " "''
sarns" Mr. Macgregor as innocent S as y1ra! you A..
seem to TIM III ne T a. we'll in having
thu thoroughly sfted H not arSs nef1 VSt
called ssy not sseas against %r Maeesor
sEh nathan fdr instance has said that he ha: paid
s. 6ss q snSass Z ne .9 smooth
tbe mater over These records should al pe @
for one saxocaas S% he Use OF pale brick SOFT sand and
gravel roofs want 70 nave gSoa t t ~ hnS trsshy"
Mr bacnnhs~I also believe in building good city,
ut Al nj believe IN squarng on at the Ar. ibis Is
raicnious Where are the chargeef MT Burns oners 10
bring SrpSfts to examine the books l would nos give
ya esnts for bookkeeper who could not nx hs DOCKS
Az as 10 conceal rauds This Committee was appointed
20 inyestigate ehsrges--not books: -, LII, ~,
Mr Burns-When you speak Of private talks with MT
achnltI You must remember that as Chairman OF the
COMMITTEES for that purpose. sent him an oiela notice
NJ nur intended Wait 1t not private matter, nor
ia the letter private letter II bribery Is found any
where il win be in private letters wanted Tosteyin
M ne other 70 be brought here bocause
Sey have make But there Is eyidsnee On this
a., he Burches talked about bribery when they
on the frat Committee; let them and others who were on
Thai committee tell what they know.
The Younger Burchell here stated that his brother,
who made the principal charges was not present.
Mr. Burns-Why were Tostevin Marshall sexton. Oh
derslesye, aud tho resi- who made chsrgea NOT hyiIed
Mr. Daounha-They were not ~ bo invited.
Assgfsgy, ssC9Edpg y sy'!eI yhlsh % sa0"'e'
New-York tribune., 1871-11-01
CHANGES IN THE ELECTION LAWS.


latiys to the November election in this State
The Legislature. at its last session passed an Act
chap 72 Of 1871, making important changes IN the
statutes relating TO the election OF senators and members
Of Assembly and representatives IN COngrehs.
Heretofore Except In HewYOrk and BrOOklyn) senat
orr and in Congress have been voted for
upOp the bMOt Endorsed State"
y the act OF last Winter senators and representatives
in Congress- OF the State, wiz be hereafter voted for
upon separate ballots. . ~,
In counties eectng only member Of Assembly the
uOnnee has heretofore been voted for upon the ballot
indorsed State" BY the aet Of lS, members OF As.
spmby In all the counties and Assembly districts will
now be voted for upon q separate ballot.
the ensuing general election at least four ballots
will voted for in AL the counties, and inspectors OF
elections are required TO furnish corresponding num-
beF OF ballOt-bOxeG -
for taf ocer the County ocers 10 be chosen this
Fall a.. . A.. Ill. ,..,
"kenate." a a. - ~. Ali.
Member OF Assembly will be voted Tor upon TIE ballot
iBtorv4d Assembly"
JsSices of the Supreme Court County Judges, surro
sts and Special County Judges surrORutes, will he
Voted for upon baiiot ind0rSed Judiciary"
Ie balIaR viii be deposited In ballot boxes corrc-
epondngIy Iabsls and canSassed In the order sboVe
~ tls several OOsnttOS Ss OOSauiNAnNsr DNtrcts.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-01
THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. Oct. 81 1911 p. N. }
Sy,oDsis for the past tloentyfoW hours
The high barometer which existed Monday
afternoon on the Atlantic coast has fallen With eastery
winds and increasing cloudiness on the South Atlantic
and southerly winds the Middle and Fast Atlantic
coast The low barometer In Texas has moved north
east into Indiana with northwesterly winds and falling
the southwest southery winds and rain
from Arkansas to Ohio nOrtheasterly winds on Lake
Erie and brisk nOrtherly winds Lake Michigan The
barometer continues high with clear weather in Mime
sota The temperature has risen in the Middle and South
Atlantic, but Is falling or stationary
PrObdbihties
The barometer will probably continue to fall on the
Atlantic Coast with sOuth-westerly winds and cloudy
weather and rain ON Wednesday from New England TO
North Carolina. ard rising barometer, with westerly
winds on the Gulf Coast The low pressure In Indiana
will probably move nOrteastward, with easterly winds
veerng O the south and south west Lake Erie and
northeasterly winds backing the northwest and west
on Lake Michigan; cloudy and rainy weather continue
on the lower lakes and clearing weather on wednesday
succeed to the rain OF tonight on the upper lakes
Cautionary signals ordered for Chicago, Milwaukee
and Grand Haven and continue this evening al DotrOi
Toledo, and Cleveland.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-01
KINGS COUNTY REPUBLICAN GENERAL COM
MITTEE.

The Kings County Republican General Com
ttee met last evening, sas b. butcher in the chair
The Executive Committee reported that ratification
meeting would be held at the Academy OF Music on
Saturday evening and that Friday 10000 votes would
ne ready for distribution throughout the wards The
delegations from the several wards and towns in
tructcd to designate Deputy Sherfs TO be appointed
bv the sheriff Of Kings County, TO act at the polls on
election day. A resolution was adopted requesting the
Chairman ak the Police Commissioners to allow
ddae~ gnate two persons To watch the canvass Of
the ballots. William Richardson presented the dcCiina
lion uf John H. j. smith. who had been dominated as
one II the Republican candidates for Coroner. The EI
r,uryc Committee authorized iu fill the anCy,
and It j. probable that II Will nominate Dr. Wm. (.
IA Adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-01
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
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ARRIVED.
Nina Thomas ) Cram, sidney b. lays win coal
to Intsruaii onAl Coal and Railway Co
Steamship YOluueer Howe. PHILADELPHIA With nde 70 LOMBARD
stAaAAAhip Co -,
pas. Wm. H. Webb ,u
Barb Windsor, T. g. Graham New Haven IN ballast
Brig MAY Stewart. Hodges Pon johnson for Boston
sCHOoHAAE-RlTEa ASD ooAsrwlsh
.N.u.r,o Par Johpson TyleT Blssbotbpor.
Ins5s F,,.b.hnor 4 K Lewis Bsa betkporf
snrf hi Kiiah.,hpoTt Admiral Blake. BhsabsthpoFA
Wm " Raven RHabe,hDOrt Rverug Star, EIabethpsrt
Sam 4 Hart Philidefrhh. sraos haehss
Tho. Jea.raap Per,ek-,tSr. DAydsoa, NoTthpen
M,J.r Torkpor MzIy knns, Nofthpon.
70, Hiytf,rd Ida l. Blhee, Bridgeport
GlenWood Horizons Point. AnIel?Re, hoe.nna
W. c. Bee ProTtt nee ,NehI bloomeeta SAmoru
SAILED.
s..ansAip. HessuA Or HAnbS Leo. for s.yaSsA Jsn1 kds
Ken TeIJ for hsaosrn, " C haSaA ana
Ciyds, fer Nostslk.
DOMESTIC PORTS. .
CHIH1rsfps c., 0ei. oi-Aysd reaHAhlps MassAusA ITO"
Ma. Yoh, Facon Banors haEk Keystoas nom boetoa
g.y,sSlH 3i.-Arived seansaiH bsn eSLsa3l
Ns. Yea Mon Hsu York. Tona nna
sAn Iriastou from Moss Day, nA
P.t,s~at ow de Ksnnabee River, AAHA slpa hOe
ssamAp. VirKO kor Mes Yerh skip sereenS ~ 'e"' "
Inae TcTry Ier aErs, bnG PhAsess, tsr FAh n"~ .
I To-. - 3D.. FoREI9H PORTS. 49, - =. u,.
oazssSgwy o. a--TAs l'nas h'A Wv - -
New-York tribune., 1871-11-01
TO THE CLERGY OF THE UNITED STATES


SIR: / would respectfully suggest that 70
every congregation in this country at least one sermon
be preached on the Sabbath next preceding any
election local or state, upon the privileges responp
ties and duties the possessor OF the right 70 Vo'e On
forcing especially the duty of protesting
,hair st 70 srsrt sautary influence In promoting the
pomnatiou and election to pubic ONCE Of men OF nosn
high moral character would also suggest tnss' m
order 10 invest the subject with the dignity oPS
tance that belong IT, 1t be maaS Jn tsa sidSnee Of
The Almighty specially for all who possess 'o
vote that they may rightly use ~ established as
an american custom and to that end would
the entire press Of the county snSseston and with
commenIs' IA . peops, sadly leed msTSi I,nHsI
0f the dnties Of American citsenAmp'
ketD- York, Oct. 81 1871.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-01
GIVE ONE DAY TO THE CAUSE OF GOOD Co
ERNMENT.
The Committee of Seventy has issued t
following appeal:

Inc committee OF seventy mas Issued the
following appeal:
The Executive Committee Of Seventy appointed by The
public meeting assembled al the Cooper Institute
zh ~ September earnestly appeal all citizens every
business trade, and calling 10 close their respective
places OF business Tuesday Nov 7, and TO make the
election itself their sole business for that day to the end
Iat full and fair vote, and honest canvass at the
Close OF the polls may he secured.
The occasion is critical The responsibility that rests
opOn mOmentOus The contest is direct and open
ne between the great mass Of honest citizens who labor
for their living and organized gang OF political plum
toerers whose only calling u " prey upon the City Treas
ury and 70 enrich themselves without labor at the public
cOst The Committee deem II OF the utmost importance
That every honest citizen whatever his occupation,
Should be perfectly free election day devote him
seh 70 the pubic service They believe that by this
means hOusandA Of VoteR will be gained 70 the cause Of
reform ana that by the numerous and determined pres
enee Of honest voters the polls and during the
epeshng ialse registering, and balOtbOx stuinR Will
e CHECKED and the TanIDany Ring win be restrained
from attempting the frauds In the count which they have
threatened
The banks and other public Offices which must, by
W Do Kept open, also urged TO make snch Arrange
snts ~ Will enable every emplOye to deposit his VOte
HENRY G. STEBBINs, Chairman.
Wh. F. HAVEMEIEK, Vce-Chalrnan.
kOSHELL d. HATCH, Secretary.
Aese York, Oct 81. lgIl.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-01

where vReancies exist School Commissioners will be
elected upon an additional ballot indorSed School Com
missioner" ....
special election law remains in force to New-TofK
City.
We learn that the Secretary Of State IA preparing
compilation OF the election laws with forms and instrc
tOns adapted To the change In ballots aud baliODOxes
and order Of canvassng votes the repeal OF the registry
law and the extension Of right Of suffrage to coored
men, by the legislature Of 1870, &e which Will be DIS
ributed ~ election officers during tho coming month.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-01
IMPORTANT TO NEW-JERsEY VOTERS.

The New-Jersey Legislature of 1871 passed
Registry law Under the provisions Of this law, no
person, naturalized native born vote on Tuesday
next unless his name is the Registry list Tomorrow
Thursday is the last day voters can be added
TO tho list In order to be registered that day. the
voter, whether native foreign born MUST APPEAR IN
PERSON before the Board. II the born outside
OF the United States he must produc his naturalization
papers
New-York tribune., 1871-11-01
WHY VOTE2
TO tie Editor Of The Tribune.

TO fhe EdfIor OF The Trtbune.
SIR: Thousands keep away from the polls,
cheating their copscences thus: not taxpayer
Taxpayers the people hurt mostly by your Rings
When the rich taxpayers desert the polls do you think
that should inconvenience myself and ia effect do heT
voting by keeping the rogues out Of their pockets Oh
se the answer ia that vote is given to man for
honest use and caunOt rightly be withheld to spite
class or indeed any reason for there is only
choice Of rogues 1t duty to vote down the worst OF
them. J. Z. X.
Neir- York. Oct, %, 1871.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-01

Jous HFcKER is the Reform candidate for
Assembly in the vth district with Ward ana
tbercabouO. He is a Democrat, but honest
and worthy, and we urge every Republican IN
tho district to give him hearty, effective
sr,nort The poor know him as a friend,
.Tprcb he do Mt steal Five Millions and give
them $4,000 of it as hush-mOney.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-01
5peciaI Notices
Committee for the Relief of the Sufferers By tn
Chicago COnna grafton.

Committee for the Relief of the Sufferers By ths
Chicago COnnaEration.
ROoNs CHANBEs oy CoSsEacE /
No. e. WILLIAM ST.. October IL, lS7l-
subscribing this object may send their eoutnb
,ou, the Commerce. Wlamst Of GBOR0A
WILSON secr,a ths Chsmbe between the hOu Of 10 Al
D. m or to any member Checs p.JsAs
70 the order of A A. LOW, Treasurer
OFFICERS OF THB COMMTTBB:
JOHN C. GREEN Chiimau. II sOuthst
GEORGE OPDYKB Voe-Cbainuan, IS Hssusa%t
A LOW Treasurer 81 Burlngsu
FRANK E. HOWE Secretary. SO wlIlst
Life Association of America
OFFICE. % BROADWAY, NEW YORK
CARDINAL PRINCIPLES: 4
Safety r policy holders EcOnomJ and
lsement pOss equitably divided among policy holders
Policies tOrfsitng fair guaranteed By
Every stAtS ha representatives the General Board
DlrectonL WILLIAM BARNES, AcaaTy.
C. p BUKSEs Attorney.
Lea &. Perrins' sauce.
Pronounced By ConnouseIs
THE ONLY GOOD SAUCE"
Il improves appetite and digestion and unn'ale aaor
We directed MessrI LIZA PkRRISS all ta
hsking or vending cOunterteitA p
JOHN DCNCAN'S SONS,
AGENTS SBw. YORK.
mails Europe dudus -,
Ing TURDAY Nov 1871 will close this oce rEeSAI ~ III
Wednesday at ThusdaT 81 aOd on Sssr1AJ
N7is.m. P. II. JONES, PosmAsteZ
For Diamonds, Watches and Jewelry, go 70 GBo q
LLBN, s4l Broadway. near Foa1senthrSt
American Insiitute.-YOs must see HARVRsTRR YOUNG
AMERICA Como 90 ThurOday and Friday.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-01
politieal Notices

Of the GFant Sste 5F EIGHTH
SANAiolAI tylTEp StHtI RbSoRa @ @coSNrY TICKET
DAN e 'i'~ANN s. = D. NotLToS for A.mSymaa.
d sd Ss ii German &C. Ha 1nss s %
especially Iii friends o. Reform, cordially invited be
The 'fsSSS wi" xD6IPR KSsssR MD
zen ?. SIGEL. THEo GLAUBBSSGLRR
ADoLsn n D., Secretary. EMIL sAUER CA.irnaA-
GHRis. sHWAsTl ]. ROBINSON,
EkF1 EkfTa scnaFFxR, sIcHnHasFnFxR : aaEfc.nnkLgAcHEE
4. o. BBRYET, J p KLINxgR
THE Hei!S g RF' pGTH S f2EFHtsH
FOR cF FHF AsD sS4SH sSrSr 81 SF2ER sErSsk SR THE
call upon all good ''SR SsiSS SS MASS Sss nkElsG
to DC held At Tat&SDhY III cS svESiSG Nov O'Clock.
near A'p'f5t faE COMMITTEE OF SEVENTY r,c,ar
AND TO RATEY n..,1s Tas sScpA. y. s.L. sss9hA ),
A..~. rIpE5 as n''"'' " sEiSSSs, sESSSs,.,
KAUFMAN. sIGEL.
and other distinguished sFeaEerS
Grand Ratification Republican STATE AMI LOc, rcLetS
The The Eighth and all others uho h!s1
3 %R6ssbIT @ IP fyssSa s St ~
Eado Hail. corner Of ThiTt SSr1TRR AVE and Eighty 'I'A''
wM p HARADoN, OTIS T; HALL,
BENJAMIN PAGE CYRUs T. FROST.
JOHN COOPER, jL
Gen. amea hs "llsOn, Oen' W. ~ GliIyoE, Nod -
DE- FOREST Hon WILLIAM DARLING will speak At
Side Hail. Eighty Ihst and Thiri.'e WEDNESDAY RVRH
ING November rafy Republican county and local tAA
es WILLIAM HAw h for Senator Of the Eighth ssasSrAi
District
Grand E.Scauon meeting TONIGHT Nov sAs SIDE Han
taS State and COUNTY neEst and WLIIGM HIw E
earics Sl he T"eifS Vi "S &c &
na! on a
SS93.Sa. Hon TIEMASS Al E SESAToS :o6 % & wn 4:
BsGh Bc6s ESQ co., o' Disi h- ca
We IScsxooS seeI S1 ''N BROWN Cau Goa
n:n : G. Gssrs 90 H In pea. d. S Grand Sss d
R. side Hall coz Eight TATdi'e, for WlLLIAH
Fifth separoriai District,
Eighth Nln'A nS hnseHssa gsa iTaS .7S SiIi''a" "'0~
McRAEG CA NORTON.
seventh Senatorial District.
ErGHrgESru TWENTIETH AND TWENTY FIRST WAEOs-
UNION REPUBLICAN, NOMINATION.
PoR SENATOR
CHRIsTOPHSR PULLAAM
Regular Rse.slio.1' I.sa Ns=i"a'''"-
rr.slnh MnsseeaS ald fTssVssss4 ~'S'e
POr sensssf,
WILLIAM HAW,k
R,Ehsh sesaesgsai District:
WILLIE e siii& sz& j.
Es0aSiiss', ,Sf Sisl slssg:ss sse;s:st! s'-'''''''
VIVA Isa1AH Nstrs,
HoRtro 4 TW0AsLT
It.I.. Rs,ssIieas hssssa Ns1snasiOa.
OhSe1 N.Y. F0R AaARhDLT,
MA AsssnbJ Dstrst
JOHN v. 0hDLkr
IL. Ia.=EIicza asa Rsfsrn NsliaarSs-pG Lsssa-
ns.ssy RSVsssas and RefeFM Capasaats &c A@sEsal
&c., nee T,sst1 Ara Assembly Dsrsa, Ofis I. HALL
9TEG ..A 1sapaete steek 0f PeiitiesA G0oda, rro-
T.-hsS IAas1s FiAgA PAtsat Assens hslaeaa isaas-
3 imsi ssa s-a1s 80. ...a
New-York tribune., 1871-11-01

CHARLES A. FLAMMER George P. Bradford
sing dcclincd) is now the only anti-Ring
and Republcan candidate for Assembly in the
WIN District, which consists of the Twenty
second Ward. We hope he may be elected
=. bc certainly ought to be. The Reform
splrit is very strong there, and we look for a
cheering report from it next Tuesday night
New-York tribune., 1871-11-01
POLITICAL INOTES'

The opponents of the Union C'ty anu U0uaS naSs
ticket recently nominated in Chicago yesterday haoo
ths touovtug nominations Mayor-C. c. p. Holden !;
Judso Of superior COurt-IrS ". Buell. csssi S'eF'
New-York tribune., 1871-11-01

ATTWRLI-sPEECgROn w.dndrv evening" Oct D. q. secs.a
BapGst CIurcj SuDe Com, bf Kry Dr iVe gary Asel a
HewYork to EH4 spencer caugsr Of Francis P Loors 9 q
Sa6ed
CURTIS-WlNTHROPAt "" Auetcn Iegon in Paris on s.iar
DAY liih inst b. the Rev George GariBe NJ Of e NM
bpf Cdspel Horao Gr'u0-- n Boston MAS 20 Asaa
Nelson Winthrop youngest daughter of Bsa Winthrop
STRBAT-STANSELL-n BrOoklsn Tuestsy BY
suIth H. MOEs K 5tans.n u
above place
New-York tribune., 1871-11-01

Dressing Cases Of the sbest qaaHi,
SCHUILER, HARTLET GHIHAH,
- Maiden abe and ~ John Nt
New-York tribune., 1871-11-01

hoaS winter EyeuinEs so BILLIARD TAHLsi Full
|01' 'Dd basi Quick Rzbber C1shiSusi Dsgran free
ABBOT NICHOLLs, - Lib-rtJ- Esr.YoEt-
New-York tribune., 1871-11-01
MARRIED

edduR and Visiting Cards, IslaaI sno.s Ma, p,,.
WH BVEEOELL S0Ss lc4 PULros OLO DgTca cE5HeG
New-York tribune., 1871-11-01
POLITICAL.

REPUBLICAN STATE NOMINATIONS.
-, ~ S,s,,.....,.....G G. hilton SCRIBNBR'
%.-'. ,-'.-.,,.- ,.......... NELSON X. HOPKINS.
- ........ THOMAS RAINES.
o...rn1 FRANCIS G. BARLOW
Js.ab Eszsus-r and Sa-reyor.. WILLIAM b. TA1LUh.
-. -, C.,.t,,,o,,r ALEXANDRA BARKLE1'
oa,S' ys,ro- THO VAS KIRKPATRICh
And Tamnany County nckst;
-, p..,,.- ~ M,;orGen FRANZ S1GEL'
-, ~ g., o,,-, - GEORGE &. BARRETT.
~" tIOUN SRDGWICks
For SSTs7icT CouTt....'' WILLIAM Il. CUhEIS'
- 49,. 49,, GLEXANDER SPAULDISG'
ELECTION TUESDAY NOVEMBER L
New-York tribune., 1871-11-01
ATTEMPT TO BREAK UP DEMOCRATIC REFORM
MEETING.

MEETING.
The Democratic Reform party held mass
meeting last evening at No. II Eghthave. 1t was well
attended, and an outside meeting organised The
inside meeting presided over by jenkins Van
Schack Just after the meeting had organized gang
Of abSut 10 men and hafgrown boys came up Hou the
Eighth Ward and undertook to make disturbance. The
police summoned and the Captain OF the Precinct
ordered his whole force This and the arrest OF one
OF the gang suced to the rest and the meeting
proceeded III al orderly manner
New-York tribune., 1871-11-01
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

w,,uxsrox Y c. Oct. 3l.-Spihts Tarpentue nrm at 61c
p,in srn ,t 81 o. Tor sned s5 3 for No 81 50 No.
is Tarpnuae steady % 20 for Hani; SS IS for Yellow Dip
D NlrYin.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-01
Perfectly aafn In alI In.e.

ms" WtS'Lovs soOTHSO sTRuP for oil diseases ehdrsn
teethinE ~ind cOhc Ge safe rsEsble harmless remedy
New-York tribune., 1871-11-01
THE STATE OF TRADE.

LATEST EUROPEAN Markets
Ioypox Oct Jl-EIrning Rosn lSGl2 Spirits Tar
pentne ~ sag. - ,, -. po.;, mail,
New-York tribune., 1871-11-01

STEPHEN PrLL is the only Republican as also
tbe Reform candidate for Assembly in the
IXth district composed mainly of the IAth
ward. A lifelong citizen of that district OF
maturc Judgment and unspoitcd reputation, ne
is 80 widely and favorably known that oniy
monstrous frauds can defeat him. kepuDh-
cans! watch for and arrest every repeating
rascal, and you cannot fail to triumph. nat
district would have chosen Republican last
wear but for the unfortunate division OF our
votes. Now that you are united, 90 IN and
win
New-York tribune., 1871-11-01

The ehr Mabel Han placed dock sTsnn'h yesP
Say HeT stem tvsHf and below
hnc There qse damage 10 the The arso bsd
New-York tribune., 1871-11-01
'ISABTER.

C,ye ksundy from SsuTorS oct A. for Liverpool cAed
O'Clock this morning
New-York tribune., 1871-11-01

DIED.

AH Notices Of Marriages must be 'ndOrsed rith hsH
name Gad Gniess
New-York tribune., 1871-11-01

GEORGE II. MACKAY is the candidate for
Assembly in the XIIIth district (XVIth Ward)
of the old Republican organization, of the Re
form Committee of Seventy, and 1--WE beGeye)
of the lew Republican organization also {;
Judge Isaac Dayton, their first nominee,
having peremptorily declined. Mr.. Mackay is
a good and true man, widely known in the
district and deservedly popular. A full and
honest vote will elect MaCkay, and that is the
vote we are bound to have. All together now
for an honest and worthy representative in the
next Assembly
New-York tribune., 1871-11-01

SAMUEL j. TILDEN is the Reform candidate
for Assembly in the XVIIIth district, compris-
ing the XXIst Ward. We do not know that he
has any competitor; at all events, no COM
petition will avail. Mr.. Tilden is a Democrat
who has the old-fashioned conception of Of
fetal integrity and frugality; and he makes
relentless war on the Tammany thieves, first,
because they have robbed the City; secondly
because they have disgraced his party. We
predict that, whether opposed or not he will
Aave the largest majority of any man chosen
to this years Assembly.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-01

Reform demonstration at Cooper Institute tomorrow
evening, when fall list Of all the nominees indorsod
by the Committee of Seventy viii DO and the
solicited.
In addition to the nominations already announced the
Committee OF Seventy have indorsed the following nom
New-York tribune., 1871-11-01

HoRATIo SEYMOUR (ex-GOvernOr) is nOmi-
mated by the anti-Ring Democracy of the
iXIXth District (Manhattanville, Carmansvie,
,&c.) for the Assembly. We beg that no
Republican be run against him, but that
he receive (as against Tom Fields every
Reuublican vote in the district We
always did and always must oppose Gov
SeymOur's politics but this election involves
no party consideration. We can elect no Re-
publican in that district; we can elect that
democrat who does not pocket fifty per cent.
of dubious claim for Half Million by him
pushed through the Legislature over that one
who does What Republican, what honest man.
can hesitate
New-York tribune., 1871-11-01

HoRAr1o y. TwoMBLY is the candidate of
both Republican organizations in the With
Assembly District comprising the XVIII Ward
very nearly)an also of the Reform Committee
of Seventy. He was fairly elected last year
and not even counted out he was simply
ehut out, because Tweed needed tool in his
peat and Twombly could not be made to serve
his turn. Every one knew he was the member
pctually chosen; yet Democrats who pretend
TO some character voted to keep him out
of the seat The district has now an Oppor-
tunity to reprObate this great wrong ard will
do it, never doubt! But the verdict should
he overwhelming, and we ask the voters of
that district to swell Twomblys majority to
Five Hundred at least. Do let Us hear that
Two thousand voters have registered in the
good old XVIII Ward to-day!