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New-York tribune., 1871-09-14
HORSE and CARRIAGE MARKET.
NEw.YoRx, Wednesday. Sept. Is.

NEw-YoRK. Wednesday Sept Is, 1871.
The l.Vorse market remains without decided
chanos n stormy weather prevailing throughout the
dav re.ricten transactions to small number Of work
horses bought railroad and stage use at the current
AIT borsas were old at auction at stables No IS Great
Jones-st The folio wing were the bids at which they
knocked down John L. 'andeWater auctioneer'
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Qmuseu1ents.

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AND kk.BsTkBB W
nADAME PAkEPA kOM,
Tho Company eo.pr,es The following artists:
PnrBe
Madame PAkRPAROSA,
Madame vANZTNI IVAN ZAHDT).
Prime Dome Nero soprap (outrslu.
ZELDA SBGUIN,
hra AYHSLkY COOK Miss sCH0PlBLD
Teeon
10, tom KARI.
Terore Comi1ue
Mr. THOMAS WHIfWN.
Bart nd B.Aa
hr &, e. CAMPBELL M AYNSLRY COOK
mr. oCsIA'US HALL, Mr. bAhibbhAN
Mr. RDV ARD sa9CIN
Bsssa lTo1ndo.
Mr. ELLIS EiSB
sts,e Ssass-r.
Mr. A. DUDRBUIL
Mssesl Nd Covdsctos,
Mr. CARL ROSA.
Muaca Prosptsr, Mr. HM. sHkeH0 0on
TrsveIDg Cuaturasrs Ar sAkTAELLAy hp HUNT.
TIsyeling Peruquer aud Hairirt ME- Lhhk
Properly Msn, hr. CoSNgLLRH
Among the notable will be the detzt OF
Nine. vAkZfSl (Apr. Jenny Vac ZsndD,
whose high apd br At the fissS
Consecutive the Cnd States aesns sa the s
ne nang Young Rns'h Soprano dsaxhfr Of the at- eapo
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NETWORK STATE
RAILROAD BONDS.
A FIRST.CLASS HOME INVESTMENT
FIRST MORTGAGE GOLD BONDS
RONDOUT G. OSWEGO RAILROAD.
PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST PAYABLE IN GOLD
Seven Per Cent Per Annum-Payabe Sem-Annuail,

This Road in con ton to show It's great value am Us very
rro,r.rou, future covering m miles OF the most direct pos
M line between the Great deepwGter nnugsuon Of the
HUDSON and opening Counties Of Lister Green and Delaware 10
railroad facilities heretofore mostly deprived Of them Fifty miles o this
,ood is now built thorough aud substantial manner and
r.nv,yn A. pr.ny IN PER CENT oN THE WHOLE AMOUNT
or THE 100000 OF FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS oNEh
RENING EXPENSES Tie balance Of the ond with i several sd
pgs viz. To Hunter Il Woodstock miles 70 Willow
mill. and changing terminus from hohdou 10 h'nh'on % ~
contract with able responsible contraction to he hbe D! july
-2 II will h one built roads 10 the countr! and the l'sne
Of limited to mile Of completed road ihs bon''
are secured by Fsrn Losn and irl opAn row
g every description property the Rondou ana o"'eo COMPANY
non own n, ma, souire hereafter The pce 80 curren and
accrued interest with the privilege advancing the pnee hereafter
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Gopartnersbip Notices.

PARIS, No. ) RUg SCKBB
lst september. 1871.
MIR. f. r. ANDREWS withdmws from our
wi 6m from this date ALPHONSE B0CNAL becomes part
ner in our house from Mr. HUNTER formerly Of the
house Of Russell Of Chna interested with from
this date. JAMES W. TCChEk Co
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTlON.-The firm of
~ MORGAN KEESE MARVIN by its Limitation dis
solved h May 9 The bnSin" having been continued TO
this wou, publication hereafter the busies OF
will be carries, under the of MARVIN kEENB
New YorkCi 10 1871
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CUFFRE-Ihoe was fair yDbbing demand otherwise the market
s 1uei hoe sales bAlm Of 7J' bags per Kate
FLOR AND HEATe Flour market less act ve but with mod
especially OF the low srace choice fan
oGere the close the market hrn o. the sd
taee yoo shipping grades here which checks the
lsutn .,sl.s Of . g. We
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, and higher; Extra, sl 46d5lf,

ouet CoieNo stock kIehsnge-sterhng i,3i New.
York Sight I premium. Gold, ll3t. .
IoLEDo sept l3Fou1 6m and in fr demand Wheat dul No.
White eI 81 No. White Michigan 81 81 Amnrr MichI-
gan 3 No Amber Illinois 81 81; Rejected Red y H. Corn
finn and demand High MiIed 5ee Low Mixed 'c; Yellow
sac Os, quiet unchanged No 3to Frshs tn Buiao,
4c.; Oswgo, se to Kingston &C. R.cps-3ooo bbls Fnur
400O bush Corn and 1910 bush Os ship
Wheat, ~ 100 bush Corn and 5000 bush Osts
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Middlings, 2l.e- net receipts, %
I stock 1000 bales.
'liddllngs, l9tc.; net receipts, $50
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TIE WVALTjN TRIAL.
FxAMINATION OF EXpEETS.

ANyAPOfrs, Nd Dec. 0.-Thc Court met ut 10
O'Clock DR. T. g. Chew resumed the stand, and testified
that the morton examination did not Indicate poison
by opium tumbler containing sediment was given
Mr. L,u"y in ihr Ioise % Sire Wharton; the sediment
whit >h deposit and AT that time mo'st
Friday juno 90 carried tilat tlmber TO Prof Aiken.
and delivered 1t TO him IN The laboratory e tne I'm,
the sediment Il had slightly acrld TASTE applied no
further Il ts; tarter ciclic III Substance OF roIc' acu
solution. haI acrid taste: the books state IL mas
metallic taste; this taste never noticed .
-iccins rh, rian 'or 90 years. j. now Pr",rS'r on
Amto' and thural PFo"',or o. Diseases 81 Tue n'i
Sy,'cm t.. IT, CrIvcr-ity OF Ma Land; lr was
OF south ii"n, vii stated that lie roqu Std
to br p-rnt at tie pos piOrtcn examination o. u I
SIGNAL 'ninn'rncss md tcrhrcaty hls statement az
winch he eysmncd wha microscope tho stonieh
prcd ina jar. AMI wie ne 'ok it0nt OF the t ~ o
,lra,or, appeared id"nticaIly IN the saline condition
when put in PrOs. Aiken anu Chew and DE- williams
wiu.a,.f.ls Il op Iu turh:I fuih; tho interior
presented mining alkr; there wa, dull edoisn
y, .'r % 81 , ,"r mo nnrI c'u.p Of
," =, by Wlii'n ana 10" ".t,,n1rrln cAaninni'nn
tom, ana cxainarn dlf NOT 'miirllc ~ o'"h'o'" "
"d;i''m. IA' Wiz va, turned over to the d,ri,se
AMI c,ccts OF an overdose OF tartar cmetic
I'1i. WI. r. ih'n ~, "%orI, mt testified 'htt nc
Chemistry IN the University OF Mari land since 1897
rh, 4 ulcn j.! ID. Nii'itus 10 Gahe an analysis o
u S'nr. III II 10 he tl.i ~ Gen. Kotrlm was called
Mon Il ci,nica. export 10 satisfy himself whether
hing l,j,iiiD, III 'lr SDmGc II WAS his duty 10
u, ~ pr0iriir 'cls that would affair ccrlintv; bc
fore a ,nniI che nra expert SEEKS for something
To- gd" MS researches: the symptoms OF the c!sc are ~
lnlOI 5tnt To de 'lnInc wr9t hc shall search for win
tai view il" Arf Innrc'. AID w.s co.crne! L' inior
rrciyei from them tau'iing TO DR.. Williams ana
IIOi- I:I. .!Cr F.!,h circumstances pro
srutc. az ~ ,tr, a., from liners
the idea arsenic; both of these wcr" suggested
,.Id ..o hung Cn0 Indl6 matter or con
vrs:'i,r at ~" TIM" TIC r containing the stomach
nahurd To MIN by one ri the three gentlemen nncd
tir - .ach Wa, III lrnCu wncn taken from the Jd IL
aih cran plate ant opened by lrO'. hrt, VINO
pJu.cu UIt ts contents q cas, bcalcr which wtItH5
ucu t. p.Itu nI bii Wr'0 cct. aAd fulliahcn ny
witnt t.c nuii whn few drops OF four fln'u
ounces; then p.UGrcI II u the fluid. winch was
turU, urowrsn iljd 10 cXd'uncl fist Tor the pres
cTcD ,t"yrrria Ga"d to find nry traces AT all
tt" WI cthr 'ir'ii!c'i Tx 3.fS OF the cAaflihnloh
and test, usr 10 discover strychEne which were com
muly u.rl 10y al aIul teal chemists The examination
i, Zitrn rrSl al ~ ID inning no visible rcsdio
cN"'p; lew POINTS That appeared To be ta.y mattel
IA tu.s. All, Tutd Til Monday Notice WAS gwen
that All Tor the defense, OK opt ln'd;a
ami chemical, excused until Thursday next
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LTFE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS,. }
Office OF issuance COMMISSIONER. ;



Office OF Issuance CQMNisSoNHR.,
Boston, Dee. 1, 1871.
WILLIAM HANLEY. esq Sec. Life Association Ot Amer'ro
DEAR SIR: by the clerical omission Of Il
single copying the data for Table ID. page &c Of
the kiassacbusctt, Life Report for the ending De-
cember 81 s the gross receipts OF the Afa Association
of America III Incorrectly given. Tha smOunt should
have been stated In the connecting and other tabla.
tons OF the report viz, mt sl76iS6 With this corec-
ton tho ratio OF gross expenses TO gross receipts i'll
Table d. and also in Table f. page 49, to which che same
Is transferred onlG he only $685. and tho average only
2Ds5 instead OF 14Gi and 1905 enormously given
Though apparent at glance, the error used rs an I'M
rcrupulOus agent, might 40 gioat injury 70 the luc
conservative. and best managed life INSURANCE orsani1a-
toIs in tho Uuitcd states
No honorable company or reputable agent however
Intense the ss:ic of competition would either openly Ut
cOycitly by verbal statement printed circular make
such dishonest OF manifest error even to cure u
mranncsa may indeed ancceed for the moment IN divert
ing attention from the glass and Of its own surround
ings but the olTctor can hardly escape the recO As
matter OF fac alike crcdable to the Life Association
and worthy the consideration OF its friends and patrons,
may he stated without nvidioIs conpal -On, that OF
the sixty four companies represented ia these expense
ratios thirty like tho Life, new companies or
ganzed within the last rive six wears Or these only
seven show smaller ratio than the Lie wAie all but
one the older companies. 1t thus appears
that the Life Associations ratio or expense, always
from the first at low figure. actually smaller than
doing bsnessfhe expenses OF oil CON panie5 being or
course unay odaby greater In their first years. This
simple fact should Ctfcctually silence caluniOuS AMI
dishonest rivalry. JULIUS L.. CLARKE, Ans. Com 1.
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Marriage must be imdorsed viM hsU
DIED..

BALDwlN-At Yonhers T., on suudav Dec 10 B,
siu r. son Of the late EOeHe'e BALDWIN esd III the '' year Of
The family respectfully invited attend the fune
residence Bsli~nplac- Tuesday anernova
will be waiting the arrival " he
leaves the Thriith.s- depot at l3J O'Clock
CROMWELL-On the 9Th Monroe Orange Co.. N. r.. VIII
liam Cromse formerly of New York III the I'D VI his
Second day the h inst at IL clock
Carriages will be Monroe Erie RaIosi to the and 90
trains
GAYNOA s. John New Brunswick Saturday Dec John GAS-
u this city. aged gu y,ars 80
family invited atold the funeral
a. at O'Clock. bis residence. u, Fast
sh 81 AIMS Church, Twelfth IT, where soemn .S1
viii be Odrrei
Rchmopi Va. papers please copy.
AwSOn Sunday Dec TO- Robert t. youngest Of the lrs H.
hobart IIaws
The relatives family respectfully uy,i saes1
W"iDeysv the th III the irsiI.DuO
Of hi, mother. l3t East Thirty -ninih-st
LLYOn Sunday Dec TO- Mary b. daughter Of Henry and KifsbeA
Lir. slsJ Iacnh and 10 days.
tves respectfully invited to attend the funeral fsn
No. 3Jl West Fourth-s, tins Monday al
MLLER-Ou Saturday Dec 1871 MARI Evirs eldest daughter ~
Belajah sarah Miller Of CniOn Spring. n. Z.
MORTONA Elizabeth j. Friday Dec Elvirs daughter q
the late Elihu Morton.
Friends and relatives respectfully invited to attend the funeral
residence Of her brother inlsw Wmot Wlhsn No -
Brsad.st, Elizabeth on Monday, lith, M3pn
sEAvEy-Frday 1871 amer lingering illness. Louise
Seayey, sis.er.nlaw " john l. Dolan, deceased
THORSH-At New.Rochelle FGay evening" Dec Jan n.
Thurne, aged Is years.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited atesl
the the residence his father New Rochelle Tue
o'clock. will be ssndsnce
% m the ii 30 q. m. train IRON New.fork.
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p0IIrICAL NOTES.

DELEGATES were elected last Saturday eveningto
On. ,.w Matthew T. brennan Central Association, winch
is designed to rcorganize the Iauhi'h' Do"o.,a''
Several women have registered at memphis,
Tom far the PURPOSE Of voting ct tho next municipal
".'' a,o CLANS, in the City Charter allowing all
p e,sS,G to VOTE whether residents or not
John John Forsyth editor of The Mobile Register, is
~ .dmror ~ the Passive policy. His expressions on
the subject are clear and forcbe and OF the following
tenor "Be 1t known. ye Presidential sstemakers a.!
the North, first. that you cannot MAKE yo"i s0 an
49, cant without our help in the South and, second,
vou cannot ret that help except on the condition OF
the that we are 70 s s 'front.' Spi IN @
st sr ,ou~h 10 euunciae that 1t IL not q
shstse to he bought sold by political Gaf s5. ~
,"crges from It's shady retreat, where nas " ns
,nd that the North seens to have counted !. out ~
AN element III Preside 70 say v INN oSer Too
h mean, 10 be consultcd and have ahu ~ ,o 40 y,
and In the fruits OF the trade. fon c.', Upi n,
Tine .. statcsen have dug ~ ippa.sa1e s1HA "elSiAl
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TIE STATE or TRADE.
HAVANA MARKETS

De- 1-Suoa-Stock IN vsri"irs n liaSHra All Ms'
and G.j hid. exported dnnc toe o" ii"'a
10 10 boxes and OO LCs o. whh ~ ~ b'i'' ~ N
the HID Ia tie United States Small pare rev sg1" s
Mstsnlxs Csrinas The wesmf oonnos
favorable grinding. and tho ye ia aacoy; rI fonr ~ ros'
made for Cent!ssa and M o'lo sugar r1re' bIst
demand prices Nos ~ 10 IL g. 1917 ~ r,Ns'
Nos Is 20 sidE! ers Mnsconio Sues,.-Ihro to t:ta-
Ta7 e,s; Fair Good kesnpF reals; Grcr " rr~s~
is"ll rss Eacon qust at si3oSH ew' bu'.er straa1
American S2d0 ~. y i,l Pcur-amrrcin cts 2
y, bbl Sugar AIRED ae:v" ct S-J0 5A %
Larl-in ks. Si1 go 10 20; IN
Of lard have corT.t'ee To 'efess
mi.e prices dslr BE- based tie late: MY rk Jiot't,ss
Potatoe, ac.ivr All nicra'e otc - 5as3 Oni"ae
IA; b. receipts deress TIC uar.e Coal Oa r ra" al ia
g. nas y gallon.
Pine. @2sd 31; Shocks Boz qu at :aa rcssst
rshesi - ~ reals Empty Hog c ual At - 20 iopns
Prrgdts noHinai: y box of North
Southern pors the United eli Fsiaosh .nd
DER. IS s'.!l.gs.
Echlt UIie States G9 dys '13 premium ts
short sight prsmua; sn gold i0 premium do,
.nr >sn Eu Al Loason. 2ta2A ps.S, FahA
71;i pcnigu.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
Derror Dec Gct unchanged; EIrq ~ 81; No
Wmt. -, iDhcr Ncbssn 81 a. C"rn % Lave iioss Aallt
Desc! .i0.., sgd - IS. Glover Seed. 80 10
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TIE HUNTERS POINT BIBLE WAR ENDED.

TIE HUNTERS POINT BIBLE WAR ENDED.
The Bible war at Hunters Point, l.. J., was
ended OIL Saturday by adjustment between the Com
itec appointed by the Roman Catholics and the SCHOOL
Commissioners The arrangements that all the expelled
scholars shall return to the school, and In future the
Roman Catholics will not oppose the reading OF the
Scriptures the school, other exercises the part OF
the Board OF Education they agree to allow all children
of Roman Catholic parents to remain IN the cassr0ons
during chapel exercises. The adjustment seems To nave
relieved every connected with the affair, and both
sides claim yictOry-tbe PrOtestants In the fact that
the Bible Ia read In the school the Roman Catholics that
they are not compelled to listen to the exercises.
When the OF the three schOOIOftrs-( otOn,
Denim, and Clark-wtre called before the Recorder or
Saturday, the Assistant Distrct-Atorry. Mr. Burnett
did not oppose the motion for the defense to dismiss the
said that the Bible bad no place in the question hciorc
the court, which merely whether his clients
guilty Of certain acts that would make them ancnablc
TO the law. The Roman Catholics. lie said,
would support the pubic schools, and they wanted
division Of the funds. They commended that the
school should be secular not sectarian. Mr.. Burnett
crowded during the by friends Of
the deliDqucnts, and much interest manifested in
the proceedings At the decision Of the Recorder dis
missing the case: the audience appaudrd The Rev. Dr.
the Bible in the schools yesterday morning. taking the
ground that the best text book that had been
written. and that the movement to from the
public schools aggressive measure by the Roman
Catholics against the Protestant religion.
The Principal OF the public school ut Westbury, L. L.
has six cOlOred pupils, whom she placed n casss with
jfctcd and trustees directed the schoosress to
teach cOlOred children by themselves She refused
10 do this and dismissed by the trustees The resi-
dents OF the district north OF Jericho turnpike
present school district. and to form new one CON-
inttcc appointed to accomplish this object.
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TIE BROOKLYN ELECTION FRAUDs-JUROR
O'NEIL EXPLAINS.

O'NEIL EXPLAINS
A reporter questioned John ONeil, on Sat
urday for the purpose Of asccrtaning his reasons for
with his fellow jurors the trial OF Shaniey
McGT and Weldon the indicted Inspectors OF the Isl
District Sixth Ward. Mr.. ONcil who Is STAR Duider'
doing business In Balticst. said " tho reporter:
will tell you with pleasure why could not agree IN
finding n verdict Of guilty against those inroe men. !
was not ,nced there any evidence prouccu
there to provo them guilty. All the evidence saw was
that the ballots were put In tne ooMss nn hvo p'
those put cOnntem Tne three Inspect
ora were perfect strangers me- The charge r MOTIFS
made against me- was very serious one pnt ne cannot
thinking Of that charge all day: and II had had
been able IT to s TSr never held any political Office.
and thor INT hnd right u act according to my con.
soisnce when serving On jury. and did 40. during
the dscusson the juyroom the others proposed %
Shanley to tho mercy OF the court woud
srnt To- The others believed the whole three were
entity and vet were satisfied for the Atke or settinK
Ss.r1,ct 10 recommend Stanley tO the mercy OF the
conf hut would not compromise the matter " had
remained Ia that room until now II woi nave ihtic no
dnrreuce 10 me and had three sick children h1nr and
WAS In great hurry to get away Us any nah on that
jury. -, v,, 4. '.,,. ,,o, f. .hat , ,o,,s,x
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them and u VA reduced TO the dread alternative
Of the choice We prefer Grant beoase he hss done N
less harm, and we can get better terms from him."
The Hon. Henry l.. Dawes has written an
article which Is published in The boston Congregation
IA his probable policy on the Mormon question. He
shows that by the breaking Of the existing Mormon
household. by law. over 5000 adult females. with
tSn Fl" argues at this Hnn rrest .ns
should be II ana q, as the the death Of
GENTLE" population and Other causes win so0n help
to crumbc tho Mormon organization; Mr. Dawes nt-
mates that ho would prevent by lay the consllrna
of any more plural marriages. but would leave rho
poly gimists where they are now
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NATIONAL BOARD OF TRADE.

ST.. LOUIS. Dec. 9.-ln to-days session Mr..
r,,sv from tho Executive Council reported that Mr..
uamop had boon reelected Secretary Of tho Board and
that the Council Lad hxed Ncw.York the place for
holding the next annual meeting.
The Committee to confer with the delegates from
the Domnion Of Canada on reciprocal trade rsS-
wa directed to prepare memorial to he laid be-
fore Congress asking the negotiation ~ com.
the dominion, on the following principle: Reel.
pociy admission Ivy both countries. OF the products and
and laws the suns thIs collected to be
divided wccn tho two ,unrics; tne ad LsOn Of Do
built Shps 70 ~ the privileges VI coustine and
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A BUCKEYE PRESIDENTIAL CONVENTION.


SHOWING HOW TIE DELEGATES COULD Not IL:
CoREtPTED lNTOXICATED. DlNED, Or OTHER
WISE AFFECTED.
To ne Editor OF The Tribunr
SIR: In my last TRIBUNE, see that You call
upon the ambitious citizens OF other great places than
ana Cincinnati" to send You their views to
"whrir the next National Republican Convention should
he held" This Is the Response from The town Of Cal-
well. Ohio. We want the Convention here, and. we
think. for good reasons, as follows:
Caldwell is the county seat OF Mobile County. Ohio.
sale Of in'ox ang liquors The Convention would here
br IN no danger Of CITING tipsy There IL not po cian.
blaric. or thief In this community Of 2OOO souls. Not
banker broker. or Crsoni-IIouse officer in this county,
and the hlgict T. s. official in this county the
yoni: ,ran Lund, the mail agent. at 500 year.
y" DANCER Of AM neutrality-suspicious. of uudGr
ru"n III The county worth $5O.0D Not one.
Our CONN unity - p Int pious pal RI otc ana IN
C"rr'yiihr. No,ody here nbb,s in politics Til" votes
OF olca'rs world MOI he bought. even II the political
~iahic were gEiticd and Pre- ilctiil hash Rcilin at
ten e, Ls "!>h We haze II" concern III thc great POM
c ma lSiriu Hclrpf Convention The Convention womb
mere ha, Tie ADV in,igr ui ben ct Supremacy Atone
mn Ii 20 n ir'.. lVssjlr We country bu'nphirs who
n">"r Presidential delegates. or anything or tEat
LIN ~n Of rli,icl na'n'n"th stalking ti'ru"sh oar
Hide u; NE pS-,nbl,d hIch-cOltcd wiScarrrs brit We
WUII 10: dare Ia approach hear enough 10 OF Ed 81
corrupt. TIE Convention 10 IL would j." u hue pr ~
circus or iacr.c. to he stared al, glwhrd al. bur
counts IT" he s;uK'ni ol never! sort "f ;n.tr"ric
ttCUr bGr>tlig over u, ha>tCr.n iii june, balloon
dropping aI"uS H..
r zen az i'w "f the advantages OF holding Tho Con
Irut."n il Caldwell, Cav "qra. adv ,.t.-c hr offered =
o,'.'': irt.'i place.! W. ,hIil see. !. N. ~.
(HiGT,ii. OIio, Dee. !. l,1l
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HEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
OPPICR OF TIE CIiIRP SIGNAL OFFICER,
WARRINGTON. Dec. 10. lS7l-7p. Ill.


synopsis for the past tTentp-fon hours
The area of highest barometer has moved
slowly south and Ia now central IN Mississippi
and Louisiana where clear weather ana llght WIN as
rrryaN The cloud and rain have partially cleared away
This afternoon the tuf coast where gentle nOrterly
winds continue Clcar weather. with south ca-terly
winds has prevailed during the day from Georgia to
MnryIi and westward An area Ofow pressure has sud-
Jcnv aIyunccd south We stward over Canada and now
northern New York Falling barometer and brisk
sont.-aastcy winds, with threatening weather. have
rcccdcd lis course and prevail from Lake Erie to
EewJersey aud nOrth-westward. succeeding the rising
barometer AMI pleasant weather of ia,' night No
Rocky Mountain stations. ,,
The barometer will probably fall very generally by
Monday the United States. and especially IN
PENNSYLVANIA and Eew-EnGand win brsk south west
w,nds continue in the Southern and Gulf States
Warning Signals OrdGred.
Cauonsry signals continue for this evening at Detroit
i,",tom Eew- London, and ordered for New York und
('uucshay
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POLITICAL.
CALIFORNIA.

INAUGURATION OF GOV. BOOTH - THE SENA-
TORIAL QUESTION STILL UNDECIDED.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. S.-Gov. Newton Booth
was inauguatcd with imposing ceremonies at noon to-
day. His inaugural address takes strong grounds In
favor Of legislative action reducing and regulating fares
the Pacific Railroad 1t also fayors the repeal OF tho
law permitting county subsidies OF five per cent to rail-
roads, the admission OF coOred children to the public
schools Congress action to restrain Chinese mngra-
ton bnt giving the Chinese full protection against mob
violence, AMI permitting them TO testify in the courts
Republican Scnat0idl held this evening in
the Assembly Chamher, and after organizing. and tho
lnulgcnrc 81 some debate, adjourned till ruc .ay mex =
The Senatorial contest l. very hot Cole and SARGENT
being The most prominent candidates
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Skating was thoroughly cDjoyed in Brook:
lyn on the Union and CaptOne laa"s every day lase
week except Monday. The Prospect PARK ponds are q
mild Tho skating house al the park will liz ready fot
that day. II Il uncertain when the trhra -
Ionds will he open to skaters hut IL is expected that the
bal will DC h.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-11
LOCAL FIRES.

Michael McNamara's stable, Seventy third
st. and Fourthave.. was burned on Saturday. Loss.
800 insured for 1000 John Phalen lost two cows,
worth $50 An explosion Of bi-suphide OF carbon In
the Manhattan Chemical and Assay Works, No. Cedar
ST.. caused 500 damage.
si,thaVp and Twenty firsst. caused by tho careless
ne.. ~ gas filters inflicted slight damages. Woodruff.
S,nccr A. Stuts stock of grOrcrics at No 10 Warest
a. damaged s. 900 hv II e. carly yesterday. The build
iny. we're damaged S2.0.U lu.ur.d.