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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-16

working underground DAY and night On the MismssPps
the grand Improvement at the Ke0kuk kapids ~ usnS
effected BY the same kind OF machinery, three OF tneso
engines being in operation there and now fo S S sress
Northern road TO he Pacific. Within o short time ono
OF the best Of these engines made from new R snG
proved designs has been sent To tho Montcalr nay
company nj Newark where II IL daily nj work. ana can
be readily and examined by orr con,
tractors. Tho value Of q specially of MANUFACTURE
well shown in tho wide market that Is here only
partly indicated. large demand must eertalniyy
thrOug hout The lumber regions OF the South as wen
in all the mining districts OF the land Al our graz
public works must Use the scrvceabc agents. ani
The gauge railroads. longer merely prJecpo
in fertile brains but actually In course OF cobstrnc
ton WI. gave work Of this kind to thousands OF sknen
hands. Thus has "a comparatively new industry qunW
its way prominence amid tho busy trades OF INC
Smoky City, which is now attract az never DeIo'a' az
such spcriates, and destined 20 MAINTAIN \ po
ston as one OF the great workshops OF our country
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-16
LOCOMOTIVES FOR SPECIAL SERVICE.


The economy of steam over animal power Is
now almost universally recognized. Only those mine
operators whose large profits make strict economy no
or whose long habit Of doing work In one way
shuts out tho OF doing 1t in any other are now con-
tented with animal power for mining their coal trans
porting their ores handling their stone In the qnarres
muying their lumber from forest 10 null, ana shItlns
their supplies about mills and furnaces. Even those
who for such Indifferent for timc are Son
driy On y sharp competition to consider carefully the
nonts OF saving that make all the difference between
argr success and absolute loss Their indiH renee soon
xids when they learn that locomotive can be run and
kent at the same cost three mules and do ten times
their work. A prime element in erecting economy 10
machnery not only ammo labor but also 10 re-
duce the force OF kind Of labor that In our c0un
try and especially In its newer Portions must always DO
vhpriced 1t Is pleasure " note progress In this d.
rertiOn. l.. ... A .,.
as Ia pointed out for years past proved Its
eiepcy and to the economy In operating such roads
due in large the present general interest In the
narrow gauge For long time, however these roads
were worked only by horses and mules. The peculiar
demands OF different roads and their special require
mens made mpracticable to build suitable loco
m0iyes But the demand In this always needed
only 10 be really felt ~ insure the supply. An interest
nv circular has been issued by Porter, Bell GO. OF
Pttsburgh Penn, showing how perfectly adapted 20 ~
such work the locomotive may DO made. The e0ai dnis
gines down whose smoke stacks man OK modum nXns
ca look while he stands on level Win tnc Tall
sharpest easily passed, and aaden.s Inn In
f.w wears fAgo would have been oollsloeroa uteIy "
practicable now siirinounted with -. M one of
But this class OF engines Ia. PERHAPS W 10 rrv out
greater service than to the CONTRACTORS. ona az
nur great public works. In the iiOosac w. hIsstsd
thoss euginos " removing the poox w iss'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-16
PERSONAL.

Bismarck's present income is reported to be
somcthug over $4,000 per annun
Louis Napoleon has sent his photograph and
ACCOMMODATING autograph to every French Deputy who
voted against deeheance in the National Assembly at
Bordeaux.
bismarck, according to Berlin correspond
ont heoves he was poisoned by some unknown enemy
,r,n. b,s recent visit to FrankfortOn-the Main He
h pnst entirely lost his appetite, and has
loved good health since that time.
Adolph Theirs writes with extreme slowness,
and never punctuates his manuscript Nearly all the
r for b,s numerous books he dictated to German,
J,rb Grosch who been his amanuenss for nearly 40
years.
The ex-King of Spain, the consort of the
denoscd Queen Isabella, is stated to be very skful
and woodarver and spends several hours every
da In KING small images OF saints out OF wood lie
can out white any Yankee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-16
TIE BAXTER STEAM ENGINE.

This admirably arranged motor is making
reputation for itself that will result In proft 7" mo
owners and not only but 10 every artisan
manufacturer, and farmer who may possess hmsli OF
one At the Fair OF tho American Institute there arc
four OF them viz: g. s. and horse power. all set
ting upon n platform covered by oil-cloth ana sur-
rounded by neat railing, The whole space 1874 reel:
The ShorSe power Is fired and steam taken from IL 10 AN
the others by pipes, that all four engines are In
motion at one time, aud with more noise Than Is pro-
,nced by u Wilcox Gibbs living machine. Inc com
pactncss economy OF fuel implicitly. safety. ana per-
feet mechanism OF these engines hay" never been
craIrd and by reference to advertising columns,
will be seen bv our traders thst the engines are ~ 10
seen In u.;tuy parts II our country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-16

this CITY, was also presented by tho Executive Commit
tee and unanimously adopted:
To ne German hmertoaa Democrats Of Hno York:
Natural advantages we'll industry public spirit o her
citizens. would have made NewYo greatest richest and most
INSCRIPTION. public oc.. for the promotion Of personal interests Our
taxes almost uncomfortable burden the t Treasury 'mr
forfeited The esteem and Of the public our Ms1S sen
the nrnahl hit Of free assembly, the torroer
q" "d 'i ho Of f SS%ns r helm %n, trades
without moe'on orr streets eeansd nd the shores Of
ssc he right Of poisoning the air Of h'vn thereby DESTROYING
&C. "e.'" t "O' DTgn 90" % S,,, n :" M LINZ
however Ve coaches and achs and Teve In d o1 anl
cca rdrneI pni tn growing
d, honor the esj aud successful public pinde aud de'est h"ue
W. Lave become convinced thu. this affairs only continue
long We have a'o become that dher
Democrats Republicans and 10 r'ain
country In mancip Affairs his reit "isnP US no
care in future selections Offices propose III ciiye reform
the 'u Of h' AFFAIR." Of onr city, no" an oFc 81 y
cnrrId anog her sisters in While German American
I,ur can. 10 will Won
pol iital lercnr paT ',i'1ng if TIE a'nn, W
i,c and hr''TS i'fl ~
sol fhrrp~ cooperate Nilh US IL all oorni MUNICIPAL
questions Of government .., r..
to ,rLc- hs' r,rddlc' for municipal of'"
tu let then cn Tor such r Too lhs pas or com
on nrct been 81 en- to Er rr or @c,'. %n =" ,r r
eat pI"t gns IN the r'pu' OF or G w. G. wei" Mile
prove that Grn1an iIG"nce shall only he gwen i"r
the just and able We nrr"a TO !"n. "e'man nero III
Democrats party ucr Tut - Gcrn1rs. ku,cln fc '
Of Nwork We ak for candid rpl in he IN
tore! offended sW md outraged mori' an i"h'" &
min Of city, 10 the lc an PIE OF wLr "a nan in'iaL
lave u SHARED -
ON motion Of DIR. Grrkr, resolution was passed. 10
present a copy of the abOv" address 10 the tiriiIIn
Drrocl?tic General Committee and DR.. Grrkc, Mr..
Naumann, and Leo We'll appointed to present II to
organization. The Committee subsequently pro-
ccrdrd the Gcrmania Hall, Third where they
cordially received hy the Executive Commute" "
thr German Democratic General (UIIInitPc VIII II was
in there. Tue document formally PR scented.
and eiaciousy received by hat Gody.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-16
LATEST SNIP NEVIS.

For Ottcr snip Ners see Srcond Pdge.i
ARRIVED.
Steamship Leo Dearborn Savannah With ise and pass to AanU
Feri, & Co.
steamship Metropolis Gib.on Boston steamship H. Pss-
son T. LIn, Bros.
Big Kodiak Dow Boston 2 DAYS. in ballast
Brig Mvankee Sirout N chiss 7 DAYS, with lumber
d. SAWYER Drsko st JJhn \. b. via Joepot with pnk
Schr Susie Prescott (Br) Glass LeprauI b. nth unb"r
Scbr Koret Croker ST. John b. lOdsys with lumber.
sCHOosKRs-RIvRR coAsTvIK
Ella Lee Rondout J. II Perry Pnisielphis
golden Eagle Philadelphia Edgar Bailey. Pnisde pbiA
J. J. Woriln NIXON. Philadelphia Olive, Ron!out
Henry q. Fay. ROndouL
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bosrox 5-Aryi steamships Liverpool; W..
K.nnr ~ from Baltimore from Philadelphia Panther. iron
Philadelphia; brig IRIS from Phiuephia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-16
CHIEF,JUsrIcE CHASE Is CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Sept. 15.-Chief-Justice Chase ar
ved IN this city last evening and is the guest Of Judge
Vunevy He is quite thin, although his eye is bright.
Ma form erect and he walks with firm, elastic step The
~ef part OF his face and tongue seem 10 be suffering
slightly from paray zston, and he experiences Sigh
dhculty in his utterances His disease has made him
sppesr much older than be did two years ago. but be
intellect clear large number OF cti
xens OF both parties paid their respects the Chief
Justice to-day, including Gen. Beauregard who Is now
stopping here. All received cordially and corte
9lsly He leaves for the East tomorrow evening and
expects 10 be in Washington about the middle of ori
Der. BE will resume his seat on the bench in The su
creme Couft. but intends " make his work light.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-16
THE DEMOCRACY OF THE INTERIOR ON
THE RING.
OFF WITH THEIR HEADS.

The Bbgd0 COtrTtT kDtW)
We have hitherto believed that the incul-
mated officials OF New York City would he ane when the
proper time came to clear themselves OF the charges
PSa ag.nst them or at least to furnish satisfac
tory EXPLANATION OF nordnate accounts admitted to
them and Of tine alarming rea
Of Mayor nan and Controller Connolu to ne eon,pian
Of y Gna or' T. @s S n5f GG% Ja 10
defense as innocence might hlcrpose AGAINST erue ca
nmny In spite of Its positive assertions 1t leaves Gn
arnst the city and effect nothing towards
restoration OF tho public condsnce mil. tho o,tv y,
actually ng S5 Ssff tn ns s"n
charged system Of rooDey r sG no TgM 1o
misrue , es legal investigation OF these
"nesons IA pending and far he II from us to PREJUDICE
the guilt of nee Hyan sou ai as
affairs in the metropolis l. such as no longer cou
the charity or toerai IL known 0H to- asuVe
IA from every Obligation OF party connection end to bear
out in demanding on Denn %, tn Within it's member
shin that tie lnare OF Democracy shall no longer be
to must s e0s
answer to the accusing cry OF the community Or rere
from the arena q pnns f elm IN OF S and
neerav OF the Sa vii demand the political heads Of the
Miepes. an >,r,, vo,v
THE RECKLESS RULERS RULERS OF NETWORK.
New-York City politicians stand in an att
tude impossible to be M tstsr avs hs VII s not
adding In the slang "a ' Rctaf syaSan
Ss En1
W. .u h laughed At The Mayor and the Controller
pretty is nut sro as RdpS OH 1Sh hs
svns vas siacd I'm asking the resignation OF the Con-.
troer was that books and accounts the character OK
which as mpeached might pass INTO .he hands OF us
fnteresd parties 10 examine NO fearless anu honost
official would shrink from s,cl TEST Bnt Sonr ea,,
c"mus'i"r tclls Connolly "sck and 70 he holds on
An defiance of public opinion. In ia As IN the c9rrnp
ton hch cxist. In TIE nu',rlH p"n'rnn'm W. 49, ".
ample Is set III Washington! Ihore 10 'he toun'an hosu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-16
THE TURF.
THE MINNEAPOLIS FAIR RACES.

THE MINNEAPOLIS FAIR RACES.
MINNEAPOLIs, MIMI Sept. 15.-The race to-
day purse $4,000 between Western Girl and North
Star Membrino, formerly known r. A Alexander,
10y Membiino in three straight heats OF 227i each
Tomorrow the between Goldsmith Maid and Lucy
will take place. The track has been carefully measured,
and every preparation made for quick time.
LEXINGTON (KY.) RACES.
LEXINGTON, Ky Sept. 15.-The attendance
the to-day very fair The track in very
bad condition tho heavy rains OF yesterday. The
first race for sweepstakes for three year old colts
and FLIES, twOmie heats. The following ia the
mary: Ginger. l. Express O. q; Hollywood dstanced.
Time, 4:l4t 437i .
The for sweepstakes for two yearolds
O mile DASH The following is the summary: BOmbshell
|; Planet, 2; Ave Maria, 8. Time, 22lt
THO following entries have been made for the three
mile tomorrow Pilgrim, LOngfellOw, Beulah, Mel
Ii eGrdy, and Morgan Scout.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-16
TIE STATE OF TRADE.


NgwOyrr,xs sro, l5Four-Tbe market IL finn and 'h"~
cool EXP ut DEMAND sale, Of n pedne Double EIr. fe
Treble Extra ~ l5a s. Corn finn ar~ ]Gfic M" and
Yellow. 7;c 6rn 53a3t Br,, drn II = ID Ha' The
market bare the last sold at "a D-H ork arm hrs
ia ga IA 81 Bscon-The stock light: les Of shoulders 10
&C. Clear RIB SIZES s.lc Cha sde i8c Su.srcurd ANS
scarce sales at l7dl Lard .clre and Sna. Te,cr.
Neg Htdltc SgsrThe mArs't = fully fr ale, o. ~ i
Lass, There market WHISKY. Hcdtl w. ,ofer-Hs
s21h. hichsnge-Serihg I9i ght premium Gold i.St
BUFFALO sept 3-hcepsFlou 80 bbs Wheat, 1fpb b"sht
'n 'e n; Oas l;O1 bush. Barley. - 90 hc>h ShRpcss
heat l3 ~ hash Co bush; ~ 90 bush Bsey
")bush Lake .hi' meno 600 Osts7 o 0bOsh Frelshs
wheat 80 ~ Oas909c Cora l]6lr toNew York Fou' fuy
sru'e and STEADY. Wheat nominal Corn in uiera" DO
mana; OF hop bush. 6iH.l.c.: lash
no." 70 aVe Ole. Oats Rye and Bar nothing Pork snd
Lard td tnl qi' Hghwines-Sa 20 oils Sc Ss f 10
NAM; sars - bags Tin tn -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-16
pEpGON TELEGRAPH.

u
The Hon. VIM. Ii. Seward has arrived in Lon
don. Eng.
The Rev. Jacob Van Vechten, D. D., formerly
NJ it,nr died in Auburn yesterday.
Allan O. Peck President of the Narragansett
Io,,.oes Company Of Providence died yesterday.
Clark Bell esq, will deliver the address at
sA. Agricultural Fair to be held Dundee NJ H. the ash instant
70 President Grant and party arrived in Pitts
huib They remained half hoaE aud then proceeded
Washington. Penn
The Superintendent of the City Railroad of
P,uehkep, found deai street car s night Hn supposed
tia, he died Of heart diseae
Peter ID. YeOmans, q well-knOwn cattle-dcaler,
afer few OF intense suffering from the
"a 81, Of heavy OF corrosive sublmae taken by Mr.
ynY. hal an extensive acquaintance among cateeien all
If thu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-16

,re.ent year but 1t would infahly break ou' ~ .no
mart Fall in the midst Of the PreSldeh'iai '''' s, 90
,arv xorst time It could possibly ocrur y" '", ,,,
VIZ 80" aro r,orv car',ous Republicans who 'hhN
49,. ,... ,bo q chit should fought out ho"' ""'
III hocpr mud That II should be spccdiiy uc'e'"'
ipea which Of the five iruculcnt aspH""S '"' Wv ~
,;vn chair is the best man in the eyes "i 'u' ~ n,
s,u q t,,cv can rc?t Iu'lcr IN convention WIN nm"
'n nobody ,lsc tNcv will probably yi'ld '' III"
AN IN mt eff the evil day for another F'"''
,uctltnc " IN turn Up IN the interim 10 lI'''"'
M, renewal Of tie contest. - ,o-,o
pn,l., !. uucurstiiihly the strongest OF III, 80
candidate If present. appearances can W. I,n,
Next In strength AN disposed TO RANK ~ ID,,
forno,s, candidacy Is disturbing 10 'h' h'', Wv,
md Washburnc mon. VIII" may All wv co." l',
,,,.,,,es They fear he may unite with the Genera"
a, Cnnvcution and nominate the latter ana th'lr
o for tbs fear 1. nc o'A friendship that existed ne
,waen the two mon prior to This controversy ana ''
Coz, ,st the pcco, ives in Tho r,scx District and could
,,hahIv 60 70 Co,.rc.s # Butler ont of The way
n il evident that ict lie to the Doctors advantage
= Bu,C> were rc ira'cd whereas is not easv TO see
N ,n success e II oyer t!lcc opponents could benz
Il, ,Da EcsiGc IS rtirSt II Gre many old Ecpuh-
II Ans who cannot e,ract tra pr LcrnG waSa Democrat
mini 49, and wlo do rc' hlc him on that account
0. hc prououn,c ed autiGu, cr candidates, it looks ms
n, ~ A. H. he, ma hc the most available man TO
ca. rpon in Coz, ton in Gov. Clatn is not
hau on. MI. Zee i. man Of national reputation,
H.. oicL. ,,.r-, sor,ico in 1onCrpss and OF
.g. ,opulali'y at honc Boston. which speaks well
l,r n He President - tie Board of Trade and is
., .,,.ion = ro,,i VI, reliant Of the firm Of Rice
O.. ~, :, ,,, - ,. a. ,,o,,.o,,
. 9. ~ =" "l "'''ISt' il' VIII Eo III" INV N""''"
fl. >f~oc Hc',va,icn from his Cll Congress Dis
, o,.;do,o,,. >,,cn,,l, .,,,n otlor p.rts of tho
'. 'I" '''''"' ."' ' -'' " ' '
F'atc He would I've 'ntu"N a0c'r''hIe ia cah'lu''o
is,.,r. , l.f.Xcr NAV be their present pref
y" 90 '' gee ''
:: &C.
~ II,r, c, Jrv,,''s 1ul> look upon him with conf
, e., .,,.,, .,...,, l,.strcrcth is not local hut
Wv '''~ ' ''' ! :; .,o 1o.;.,,,rro
J. derived h'm t-i' >'n' H,fNl'' j" Tue ~
and three wears l"r'v 90 III" Speakers chair Ill me
ti,,sc ,,bi,l l., ,,,,r Inn tie acduainlauce and
'''"' " -. -. :. a,'o,,. ,,,, ., -, tlo
fTichC. i 81 li'l Gbl l'Ht'l - III cN'IH '""" IA O
mn, r,,,,'r Irv much 81, inilUcncc Viii count for
. ,,.,,, 49,, ,3,,, II u, i,,os.s bic TO sav hut II
'i. 'hc IH'i'N ~ ~ " ~ - i''' - 80,
N'n I've ,i,.urc Y y Co.'s not give LIN arslectaMe
,,r,, -, Cc,,,oti,, ~, rr.t H. Hot Mr. Jewell is Il
0'''r 900 -, ,..., a.. ,,,,,.,,, D.,,.
S. cr AVA is q l'I'l 81 Mr' Has''n 'N' P''N''' W
p,iatIc .ia,, = 81 J.. son.
IN Hon, W., !, N..,,,r-c Is ropul lr candidate in
~. ' wa 49,. I -, ,,,,,,,r Moth
thf h'~''iH l"ll" Wv H"''' "'' vi" Wv NV 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-16
LEXINGTON (KY.) RACES,
HEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON. Sept. Is, 1911 p. III. }

WAX DEFAKTNFET, ]
OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON. Sept. Is, lS71-7 p. H.
Synopsis for the past fnsnty-fOur hours.
Hazy weather is reported from the Pacific
Coast probably duo to the forest fires In Oregon. The
Of the lowest barometer has advanced from Arkan
ss over the Ohio Valley and Lake Erie, and probably
now extends over Western Pennsylvania and NewYOrk
The high pressure in Canada and New England now
tends from Maine eastward and the barometer has fallen
slightly the South Atlantic. Northeasterly winds
yrrrng to the south have prevailed on the Middle and
Eastern and the Lower Lakes and feeble winds
on the Upper Lakes. The area Of rain has extended
northeasward to Lake Ontario and Long Island sound
IIazy and clOndy weather continues from Virginia to
Lake Huron and sOuthwestward to the Mississippi River.
Partially cloudy weather prevails the South Atlantic
and Gulf Coasts. The temperature has risen the
Upper Lakes fallen from the Ohio River southwark
Probabilities.
The barometer will probably continue to fall, with
easterly Winds and rsc tonight in New England and
cloudy weather is probable for Saturday the Middle
and Eastern states The low barometer will probably
continue the Lakes southwark to the Gulf. with
clearing and partially cloudy weather except from Lake
superior to Iowa. where southerly winds and may
possibly prevail by Saturday night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-16
NFW-IIAMPSHIRE.

The PrOhibitOry State Central Committee
held a meeting at Concord. Wednesday, and adopted
resolutions declaring that the portion OF the Rcpub
can party control It, and that temperance men cannot
with the Republican or Democratic parties,
with any hope Of aiding temperance OF prohibiting the
rum traffic In the State. In view Of this. they unani-
mousy adopted resolution calling State Convention
the first Wednesday in December to nominate candi-
dates for Governor and Railroad Commissioner. Both
wings of the party represented, and tie
are said to have very good understanding with the
Labor RcfOrmCrS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-16
SOMETHING GOOD OFT or NhZiRETH

nc HOW Vt IT. Vt. WVVT VFTTIdT 7 ND
unanimously adopted, last evening, the following adj
mirablc resolution:
RI Solrrd That this Club commences IT'S organization
with TIE declaration that II has lnlth with dis
homes; un.aithfIl public Officers. either Nltl0ntl
state, County or city; that II demands from i'll VINO
bold any Jullic position prudence, trpnoy, ana the
S'itCst Integrity In the management oi All affairs com
united 10 their charge; that !! Is Ia dNOr Oh The most
h,,rrlug Investigation OF all trir a"i and MT II will
all 20 the extent Of its power IN hrin@n" unon Ill public
ulrrrs whtnrr National, state. t"uhi', or ~. VII"
snal h found Gncur. Cr HnHth'ul, ~ iniiLn1inn ~
pra l'nG an a coHucnrant 20 !a>tS that no poiti'il
To-. rg.N lOn cNCr rrlch thrm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-16
POLITICAL NOTES.

McsSrs. ID. ID. s. Brown, G.. w Palmer and
Abnrr j. Wood have been chosen dcrgates to the Rc
Monroe County. ' iii'u D'''iio' Vi
The Germans of Hudson County, New-Jcrscv.
favor the nomination OF James f. Fielder for State Soma
tor and have resolved to abolish the custom Of holding
political meetings on Sunday.
The Fulton County Republican Convention
appointed Mcssrs. Allan G. Churchill, Green c. Wait,
and William VAIL delegates to the State Convention and
Grant. u "0"'
The Republicans of Elizabeth, N. j., will hold
ratification meeting in Library Hall ~ Tucsday even
ing sept TO- M.s-rs Cornelius Walsh CHrtl,ndt Parker
anl John Davidson. VIII lee present AMI ircss Tho
mronng. Gcn. Fitzpatrick IS also expected 10 take part
in It,
a correspondent cOrrccts an inadvcrtCnce of
TIN TRIntNEs We said t,at New jersey had cast
an electoral vote fora Kpuhlicn candidate for the Prcsi-
denoy IN 1870, New jersey Greeted four Republican
electors who cast their votes for Lincoln ana the Demo-
Gratis three, VINO east their votes Tor Douglas
Secretary Drlano will return from Ohio on
Monday. He has r'mi4'd TO speak n frequently ~
possible in Pcnnsylvana during tho opening campaign.
srrrciary Bontwcll will return on Wednesday next He
will remain in Washington thereafter, WIN tc rKCrp-
tion OF speaking in OHIO on the 2Sh and 2o;h 81 Sp-
Der. His speech. II Is reported VIII ID" nihi'hhp
prscntao on Of the financial features OF tits Amin7trl-
ton. aud i sure 10 attract vice 'dt'hllVa'
A Ncw-Orlcans paper says that up to IN"
time Of tho CustomIouse ontrages. there were moi %
u publcalS III All IhuElhi3 WHO were NOT bIhnt INV
but armed Interference in the politics Of the safe
worked a cOlrplrr revolution in public sentiment.
"Thcre Is bui thn"." il adds. "tat VIII i"Nior me
Grant fccling-iha ~ tn" prompt removal o. '4''S
Packard, Lowell, Juuhrt. and the whole ring 81 Frrlh
olcholdtrs III this city. should Gen Grant hesitate he
IL lost"
1t was recently tclcgraphrd from Jackson,
Mis- that Ju.,,r Tuhcll, prominent Republican and
ONE TIE Jstrs # tie S,tr Src'nc Court had lc"n
arrrstcd. ut 80 uanrc Of other Republicans, charged
with WONT on Of the Enforcement act II appears
10 lave been personal matter, growing out OF warm
d. pat oyer me nominal on of candidate Tor Smrh
aciil,t Il friend the .Jnigc The would llav'
been dismissed but for the judges attorneys
waving his opportunity make tho mn;ion in order
nat the JWc" iiSnt thoI0u-hly VnhIrat" himself IL
Wil! be dlh.Ii-sft III auph as cdird
An Indrpcrlrnt German Citizens Clnb was
formed in the Twentieth Ward last evening. 10y the c"c-
ton 81 the following temporary olccrN President Jacob
ScilucnonbIger: Vcccsd'nt G. ii. liartncck; Socre-
tarv. W. Julien; Treasurer. Adam kOrh,r.
The Eighth Ward Ncw-D"parture A5socia-
tor organized to promote honesty In politics and a
reduction ~ taxation has elected tho folio wing officers
President II. q. Hudson: VicePrcadenS. Rock Fiz-
gil bpus and Isaar Thompson secretaries, IDniaS u
Cornelius and Henry MrCabe; Treasurer James kourKc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-16
A RIGHTEOUS VERDICT.

MOBILE, Ala, Sept. 15.-Coroner Paine yester-
day arrested f. Sprague United States Inspector Of
Boilers and Hugh Barney and William Murray, owners,
on charge of granddaughter, accordance with the YER
dict Of the iury at the inquest Oh the Wave diss
ter case The Inspector furnished bail III the sum OF
$1,000 and the owners In 5000 each.