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The New York herald., 1871-10-06
THE REFORM ORGANIZATION.

Second Meeting Of the General Committee
What WINS Done-Ja6ge Barnard Euio-
eizcd.
Quite O large number OF gentlemen comprising
the General Committee OF the Reform Democratic
Association met last night at Apollo Hall. There
were present such lights of the party as ex-Sherif
James O'Brien, Brick Pomeroy, Jimmy Brlnkman,
Mr.. Joseph ColweIl. Samuel G. Courtney and others.
At little as eight O'Clock Mr.. Courtney called the
meeting 70 order, anu said that In the absence OF
the President, Mr. Havemeyer he would nominate
Mr.. r. N. Bixby as Chairman Of the meeting. This
proposition was unanimously endorsed, and Mr..
Blk by ascended the platform and approached the
desk. He INDUCED IN no rhetorical Introduction OF
himself, but simply informed the meeting that they
had met for business and would proceed thereto
Immediately. Thereupon Mr.. Louis M. Coates arose
and offered the following res0lution:-
Resolved That there be formed an executive committee Of
the chairman of each ward committee and the President
other as may IRON time TO tune be ordered by the
General Committee.
The resolution was unanimously adopted.
The chairman OH Contested Seats then reported
that Mr.. Peter Mitchell was declared by the CON-
mittee on that business the head OF the delegation
from the Eighth ward, and Mr. +. Fitzgerald from
the Firth ward.
following resolution, which was proposed by some
gentleman in the AUDIENCE
Resolved, That finance committee consisting Of nine
appointed by the President for the purpose of
collecting procuring aid and devsins means to
ont the objects of this committee, and that all
funds collected by them be paid over into the
hands of the Treasurer.
Tne motion was adopted with acclaim, and the
Chair appointed the following gentlemen:-Wllliam
Z. Barrett, chairman; julius Wadsw0rtn, samuel G.
Courtney, William E. Curtis, Max Goepp, Clarence
A. Henriques, Benjamin Wood Solomon Meeroacn
and Thomas A. BancKer.
MIR. Courtney then rose, and prefaced the fol
lowing resolution with few remarks eulOgistic OF
Judge Barnard
Resolved thanks the Reform General Committee
Of the city OF New YORK are due and hereby rendered to
g. Barnard, Justice OF the Supreme Court Of this
Stae hoding the Court Of Oyer and Terminer in
and for the city and county OF New York. for his manly abc
and the Grand Jury In regard the
servation of the purity OF the elective franchise against
peang illegal voting and all the aiders thereof
including inspectors and canvassers
Resolved. That this committee will aid the said jurs and
his Court not only in preventing on the day OF election lie
gal voting also bringing speedy trial and panish-
perpetrators OF fraud the elective franchise
Brick Pomeroy wound up the proceedings IN
characteristic speech, In which he stgmatZed the
Tammany magDates as thieves and plunderers HIS
remarks were frequently applauded.
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FIFTEENTH WARD GERMANS DENOUNCING
CORRUPTION.

meeting was held last night at the corner OF
Thirteenth street and Sixth avenue by the German
ctizens Of the Fifteenth ward irrespective OF their
former political belief, DR.. Holman, President in
the chair. Several distinguished Germans addressed
the meeting. Resolutions were passed calling on
(;ermans TO unite anil cooperate without regard TO
po,tcal party views IL was also resolved that
owing TO the present state OF AFFAIRS In this city
we deem the repeal OF the present city charter
necessary, and petition the Legislature to make
laws based on sound prlnclpe.n
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cause, and may the Anglican Church prosper and
grow and spread It's doctrines Of truth ana love over
The whole house responded with fervent .amenn
70 the last words OF the LORD Bishop
Dr. CRAIK then presented the Rlght Rev. Dr. Veu-
able, ihe Lord Bishop OF Nassau, a BISHOP whose
province lay on our southern border.
II rave nm pleasure to have the honor or being saa nre
eented before this body He was deeply sensible OF
its Kindness IN extending TO him welcome, but he
line-but he thanked the gentlemen for the honor
they had done him. He haa the deepest interest in
the welfare or the Church here. The ties which
bound him the Church In the United States we're OF
the closest nature. His lands contiguous to the
Gulf stream. and that was no cnllling line OF sepa-
ration. This gave him a chance every year 70 wei
his brethren q the GhGTCn % IN IN tn
who mad taken parishes in his diocese and who
had worked faithfully. Hls grandfather mad been
one OF the consecrators OF Bishop White, aud this
had brought him into more personal connection
by friendship with the presidents and bishops OF .ne
words Of and iaS Rnes rising above the
lines OF State andshowtng tnat oneness III our Lord
makes an English churchman your fellow citizen.
Dr. CRAiK then presented the Right Rev. Dr. How
son, Dean OF Chester, man TO whom American
chnrchmen owed lasting debt. The Dean was the
author OF the Commentary on the Epistles OF ST.
Paul, work which was known and loved IN every
The right reverend gentleman inclined his head IN
acknowledgment OF the terms Of commentator OF
the President fe sad that the kind reception
@ I'm nS % ssdes n MeT
tanRuage--dear friends OF the clergy and iaity He
could not speak to the members OF the Convention
A. stranger, he had long hoped to be pres
ent at such convention and TO meet
the churchmen or this country There were two
here, one clergyman and the other q lRyman, with
whose education ne had something To do. In Ches-
YER attention was directed with much warmth to the
land, particularly. There arc rev works Of theology
better known In this country than the "Exposition
sf the Creed" Ac. by Bishop Pearson Although for
previous TO your great war, memorial OF Pearson
existed IN Chester Cathedral. Then q friendly re-
grOsch came from this side, which caused mcaGures
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Trouble Among the Republicans Of the Twen-
ty-sixth District,
ELMiRA, Oct. s, 1871.
The Republican Convention for the Twenty-sixth
district met at Owego to-day, and balloted l7s
times without result, each ballot standing SIX each
for o. W. Chapman, of Broome; J. III. Selkreg, OF
Tompkins, and I. J. Chatfed, or Tioga. The Con.
ventlon adjourned until Monday next.
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epublIcan Senatorial Nominations.

Republican Senatorial Nominations.
Troy. Oct. 8. 1871.
l. v. Baker was to-day nominated as the republi-
can candidate for Senator from this district.
SCHENECTADY, Oct. s, 1871.
Webster Wagner, OF Montgomery county, was
nominated by the republicans for state Senator by
reclamation In this city to-day.
ELMIRA, Oct. 8, 1871
At republican convention held in Corning yes-
terday Colonel Gabriel T. Narrower, OF Steuben
county, was nominated on the first ballot for Stale
Senator from this. the Twenty seventh, district
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GRAND DUKE ALEXIS
Arrangements for His Reception
in Washington.

Position Of Mr.. Catacazy-His Recall De-
manded-His Presence Tolerated in Com
pliment to the Grand Duke-The Presi-
dent Refuses 10 Hold Conversation
with tho DisgraOed Minister.
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Republican Nomination for Assembly.
POuGHKEBPsI., Oct. 8, 1871.
the republicans OF The First district OF Dutchess
county have nominated u NJ Goring, Of Fisbkiu.
iVr tne Assembly.
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8Hreau bcr Stra6cnsS nr9bruds.
49, GpmmiIGre,

BdIttmore,b en OF. Sebruar 1871,
DIE StraBens Durdbbruts' 81 ntrni Hare MAIDEN hermit
befdtlnt. oaB lie In ntbsrsintimrIng NIT Nbihnttt 7 Der
bonn Wta1or unb Staotrdtb erla ienen Btrorbuuua, b..
tttst sGtne Weroronur8 fuepen Nusubung %aetutief, bies
Ter Btboroe Juftebenber Bsfugntit In btniiht auf bic
bef6tiat tDurbe,
auf 6ffentIther Hufttpu
#reftda, ben 10. Y21tj 1871, Yddntttao Tbr. I'm
Observation-Disclosures tn Der Gtoet Baltimore
ben gnnSeu W3runbpfaB cher ttuen EbttI b fT,I.
ben. mtlttr n'ht Iiut Sftt elmer 80 II. bretisn Gtrase
276 SuB ihoith pon btr Baier.. ,pi{hrn 8iIln0r. uno
5ultonfraBt asl'8tn, uslhe tn 5ol8e stnsr pom Rtirotrs
n1ttftr nno Ciaotrdtbe pa ifrtfn uno an II. glopeHbtr
1870 ssrtbt1tatsH Wetoronuns Se6ttuet ptrs,n ion. lie.
cen. ~osrtautsn lpsrssn
RdmIt6.
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5uB brstisn GtroBs. %nnastd6r %! SuB 6k SoI bis ON
ssbene; oann noro6hltb. ldnas tsiaetsr qinte, unatjdbr
as Gus Bonn ihoofItb 1874 Sub TX 3on bis lunf IN.
tanBspuuftt berielbe IN anf ben Ylarsn VI uno VI NIT
bsm sid,iabtn q btjfidnet Der porbeiapis @ruuobIos
tuiro ben Nuhasen, welhe ~bsin,tlbtn fir Die Bortbsilt
Der G~tbttnuna iener 60 sfuB breitsn Sttabe anosItst
spotoet. n~ntstipo, fsn otriautt. "
DER ODER oe RGuttr tpttoen gebalten {stn, BfroT6aH
tH ooppeneh Bfttage per Rautlurtr1e oatiriu 8ebtn. bab
belaates RdutgeIo an BEN 9aae btlablt ,ptrbta pirb, an
psltem bic Commit irs bsreit itnb, BtfR BON oeul 10
osrtdattsn Stunhe III sfbtn.
Spbn D.. aBoaaurr,
Sobn .. DMrSins nHe
Sdmes q. Buftp,
ae, Zen eirlsr sI:r,; aommiAass;
lou " D. EB. Bennett X ZONE, Hutt.
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S9atamtssS rpattrtient,
Nureau bes GDntrpleurS
beA NdDiernefbeN,

Waibtnatou, 70, Stbr. 1871.
do burdb etrngsnbtn. BEN rlfitrt,ihnettn poraslsaifn
Eadtp,,s % ,f,deini. baB bic central NATIONAL
more Qopnip. Gtaat Wia. plano, unsr unb nah BIN
Bsbinaungcn pr GonertB . Aiie, .btittelt /: s9ine Hfte.
um ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS iu btidafttr. tura ptntsrlt.
gunp bon Bfr. Stddttn . Gbliaattontn grfhert, unb Die
0trtuiatiou uno ginlbIuna o,ritIbln atIuorbneu, = am
3. oanuar 1884 8tntbn isL flo, stbbria ~prsanifrt bat
uno autn Nnoronunssn btia8hr 4sf B,nias seltiftt.
ebe it oas Bant'@sltdit unier ~btiaaiem 8sitbe be.
gprutr. .,5sf1y ,Hlar1f cYg .afH = Ht II
10 trtldrt Id. 3tIanb q. 3nIburt. goniruItur oss
Vdpttrselots. antltG baB Die Central. Hatioual.B ant
Gounip. Stdat Warplanb. autortirt III, pas Banf.Se.
TAFT unter %btfagiern gtisbe aniufanesn.
&S5RS> Sur Bfgiuubtgung 1tftn Itbe Id tnetne
GmtbFfgtl uno unifribrifi btut, , ben %.
S 5ebruar ls7l- ftlanc q. Ppfbnre.
Goniroltur btH Yapttr.8siots.
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stablfonnmilars .@iireau,

@%pIttnpre, ben L, WidtS 1871.
Der StabttgmmiNdr bat BON rttlhieesntn 8ruptbe-
ttert an @tumntnraBe, sptfben her Gapttte. unt
eeJinBtpnHtaBe, tta tbIiitllhes WeIud I'M Jiioeniret,
RdneffeinbeIesung uni Haaftciung pee beia0ttn
2beiles Der Wtrlutitr. fitalter.
Or madbt caber ylIisr. biz IS dr8ebt, bcfnnnt, tae
tr 8dmffng, ii. WtdlS. GpItnitta9s 10 tpr, in istntm
suns III ,ieben pns earaEtr geltluS ~ iaGsi.
SEQ. y. aBpprtpdtc,
t52,4,0) Glerf bes Stahts@ rmmillIe.
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Observation-Disclosures Niircou.

B~aIiimprt, /, Wlars 1871.
Der Stattecnunifar bat ron rerldifrenell UruHpbs,
tssrn an WpnumenthraRe. trilben Eat rsntfr. unb
yort.alep elm f6rlftii6es 8elph UNI 6ipclliruitg
hes a%snanntsn 1bstles her WpRumsHi0raBe %etbaIttu.
Gr madit bdber MfItn. btets anpsbtj b%efaiint, tae
err areifds, hen 10 WRdri, 0prlnittags 10 llbr, III lei.
nsnt turean a%nfsfsap fem NTH, UNI 6tidetes @eiut tn
&~rwdgung ~ ,tebea tnb hdrubtr ptittuB Su 'fafen.
SIN auttraeei Sep, y. @pceparc,
(bo46O glsrf bsA q ,oht-G rr,rriGs,s
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Hsrwaltcrs=8

HIsn .
.&iii. Sts
plaBes Wr. 10, TtGssSiraBe. arunhainsirsi.
Strait stres Tetrttts bes Brett. @eridiss Der 6tabt
Baltimore tperotn b c nnitrlstdnettn ais BtriuaIter auf
ohentltber Anf.ian in 6reut hes Eiabss Bonner lac.
ben 10! pSari 1871. Yidam,tta8s 4 ubr. bas /. HSdies
steaelHeinerne Scus NIT Itnttrasbdube unS
run hId, Pr. 10, GfHAftraBe, psrfduten. Is lii is
auB BRETT uno 10 6uB ttf. nit benz @,braudt elmer 5
Jus brsiisn Wien. wslbe in bic 1bamefhrabs iabtt.
In @emtinihaft nit ben dngttnjenptn pduitrn. Gopts
aud, ben ulas I'M btnttrsrunbs. ipslGsr nit ~osmIabtn
IN Dsrbtnouna tittt. bic Srsnte an Der Glbittte Der
3harnesiruBe, In otr Sntfsrnuna BON. So Bub 9 Sou
ptNlid,ooh Der etoDet.e Der aDolfs. unb Chants.
ttrnBe pann ipettitd, gtbtnD. i1ugs Der fbanifsfraBe
23 5nB q sou oann tibwtflid 10 Rug 10 3on
eann oniid 6ue; uns Sann noIo6aIid so SuB bis
sum antansspuntie. SbigeB Yrunbttaent6un III
prunoltnstrst uno lest OILS sins gDtttbidaft uno Wotn.
baus bsnubt.
ptriauisbsoineauesn Elm TritttbslI baar am Ser.
%tantsto9s. eth 9rththtit tn 8 uno Elm Dtitribtu In IL
vaouatsn init 3Inisn Dom Nertauistdas. raa 1913 '1Ti'
H y D eeaIfmann uub
b. Sobn y. Sna. Deruaiter
Ar. san, aBst..5 ~arstte'fr.
Com. 3 Spptr q Upmp., @nft.
(4o,S 80. "a I, s, 60,2.3J
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GheriIBsB erfanf.

Ed.ll H.. aH7T #H EWu HHNrf1 TO-. $40 H
Ez.4 Rvaff uno In 6oiat tttts Beihlaanabme . Be.
febss tFieri faciasj bts SbtrsStrihitB DIR 6taot Bal.
tlmore In Der alase bon suafr a 9npn. gum @strdude
bon gDsnb iun.. stgsn Danil ebsuurtb babe Id nit
Be,6lag beiset uno In Bfdnoung stnommtn aufs @sdt.
Stssnipnm uno Shttrsnt oss bttagitn Daniel ebspertb
an uno aut o,nl Srunoplab 9 NIT ben baraut htben.
ben S~ebduoen, tn Der etaot Baltimore e,lestn uuo,
tuit foIg', beIhrifben isf. SEC t
Der,tlot fang. an Der Norboa.Gde bsr Trdtt. unb
GheittrtroBe an eebt baru 0litdj. Idngs btr Worbieite
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nebr ober iDsniaer. bis our aptItiff c Der Tuncan.hut
banu r6rolidb. iduas Der tesit ltite bon Duncan !. Wata,
rinhuuosrt 5uB BIS on tine 10 SuB breits Slsu +; oann
,utftltt. iauss Ger eii,iette 1fiastfr Autp urb ntt btu1
Hente bts 9ebrnints oerisibsu IN @tusinibaft NIT ben
anarsnssnOen 6duRrn. ttahnnotfi nno brtianeiwaniis
SuB, iisbr poer ptntaeri bus jut OH'titt Der Gbertrtr.,,
nno oanu ,holih. idass Der Ofisttt Der gbeftet frabe,
sinbunpert 6uB iurld bis ,am Hntarotpurie.
Uno made Id btermit beiauut, Dap Id, az Der Usrt1tss
hanstbhre IN Der Staot Baltimore ok ontag.. Ben n,
Man 1871. Wittass 10 ubr. auts Jntersiis bsS
bsia8tsn Dantsi % iporib an uuo Ju BEN obenbt idrte.
bsn.n anb nit Beialas bslesteu q isenibums p~srlaufsu
psroe. n UEs 2
Bsotnsunstn BaariabIune.
snsuRns dfbert, eAsrtH;
IN. bennet 3 SOFAS. Gutt.
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Hu berfauTtn.

k4ll Gin oaus am Broadway. tin gdbaus an btr
2aesItraBs, 4aben an btr Caroline, PtGree., Shr6s
etr'. 9roBs, Gutatps. Rtbgslp. uno arbsrsu 6traBsn.
@runomtttbsn. 9anbfeutu uno Ganbfse M pertdufsu.
Selosr auf bqpottsitn ausIulsibsn uno 6Guitr ~ psrs
mtsthsn. Ndbsres bet 3. Rprris s Sobn, Rr. 9.
ct. SduIardee uI-l
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gu b~srfuafEn.

.A4A Das s.fbdtst oaus Rr. llS, RoroIetts Der
3bamss', psfIih Oon Der HnntrnBs, NIT RDattr unO
@as. Plas 10 bet So 6u6, @rlnonistbt nur $8.33 auI
ben 9drIsn Plab. "
Gernsr elm 8 . Hodges paus an Der eaoJstt. Der on.
Gapettt., ptflt6 non Or 9ifhrGBr. nit stnsm 2.H6df.
gen ptntgtgebduoe unb bblerrtr QHhe, 8 Stiben, BIat
r1tstbt $40. geiro btutS ~otrfduft. giabsrt Nastunft aiebt
q. GbdrleS. Er. IH0 "a. @.,Broabpdp. 1851
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5teuer'9 gbartemtnt,
StaStFaffrers Bhreau,
B%aIilmsts. btn .. Man Ia.

Sisrmit roirh bfFnft1t asmddAt. bat. h5tna BIZ
Ntsntrr auf rat'olsfnb anepsbtHfs aiaeHtbuu, Hi6t
g9rtiura babe. olsieIbs aiE BEN Spansbutas burh
IuspiaRourg oorr 8trfauf tlrjutrStbtH.
SGnes 9. 6ornrp GtnbttaIFrtr.
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8fltaes @ruubeioeutbum,

ff9H 9as goobnbaus uno TIab sr. SOL, qeun.
Eak fnlpi id'1lre ne. % NuB brett II. 100 SUB titf.
gA1s MS stfleri S~sitodigen pau,s urb einsn Badf.tn.
9ebGube int oiuisr9runot; Der Sartsu bat elm oslpdhI.
tss VI loritment bon ltttn'i6dCn. Sruhibdumtu IT,; oas
SrunOtlt ft9ttt itd tur tf8uno elm 8t i@Gft, baB alas
G%rtovbert, mo piirbe ih oGrIupt peile tnr Elm gBdoutr.
@titdit poftn. 9ruHomieibe SOC - 4yrtis $500 =
'psnn man fp O9ne gtrIu8 rnelost.
toi-5j Wcprae @bttebpufe.
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StrItcigerunSeR.
g. 8. snQihan & snhn.

RprouSsfs9G Der aerluatpHs u. @~DurtIankfsr,
N|uitionatoren unO @runoti9tnibunns Wdttsr.
SerFdHft bon sruEettatntbutH. Eitten
unD Dblindtionen.
z5trFdats con RScbfItsa ia Gauis 1ts gtesntbH'
MFRS.
Ssrrdass cor %fsrssn, Stea. Bastn Ia, I. ~.
no 81 itn mag.
UrteatsssredHf aon SadpfsrH, ednserstsn u.
S3ruHHmiftben
anleibcn psrfGaNs aEl G'GtHtpnn tn Dsr etaSt
arb 1nt orm 2aroe. tSsbt2l .6IRit.i
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BerRetgerMMgen.
GmrriHssNrrfnnf-

SWtIIUb DttIuHI
- Sn SoIss zines SsI6Insnabm, BtI,bi.s CFier
laciasl bes arttss8trthts itr Baltimore nuntu. BEN
pbsr-@sridt Der stabt Baltimore gu hbtrltrFrrn' in be,
Rlaqe bon %. Gtnan babe Id nit BeibIag btlsqt unn
n eTstutiou 9snommtH alts Rtht. @igsrtbuT1 uni
5nttrets pon VI, 3. etslpari an unb aui elm 8runS.
hld nit ben edrdnf aebsnbsu 9ebduecu in Ssr
Sia1t baltimore at!e8sH uHo, ME tol8t, btidrsbtn,
An Der 6aooR'gdt Der atrlrstOn. uno galpsrtBros,
anfanesno (; banH tholtb, ldngs Der Ofttlte Der Gal.
otrtttTaBt. 20 SUB 8 Sou gtbshb. nit elmer Sittt ron ss
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esteintrnsu @ebdube NIT RsustetIdpB, istt oon len
BolpsisQ omintfdrtn benubt, bebaut,
uno Id made btsr1tt bgfarnt, oaB Id an otr @erEats.
aSssiSsE1 ~ peg eiaei Baltimore bsuts, bgn Z.
ia9ttn 70. p. Steudrt In uno ~ BEN obsubtIhrisbs.
nsHu' whSsl6las bsltgtsn gigsnibuHr o~trfaufrn Dtr6t.
AnsufHs albeit, sGeEtUi
49, I,s.5.7.9.6I.s.5,6i
Snr9 Suml. 3 GOper & GDmb
49, BsrtbDSass SsObnbGus an Der BsHs'
%oint nHo cine Srunemieibs DON s54 pro Sabr
lum BCrtaut.
unbeoirater BertpalttIs, gerfauf.
Ju Solee ttnes Betretrs bs artisaeritts Der gtoo
Baltimore ptro br uHterlstbntts in BEN ,Grbanaes
VtrtantsIttnrItr+ beuts. esn T.. W6rJ 1871, Radbs
mtttdBA nm I nbr. Ium Btrfaufe ausbttteu
Den adnlsu SrInevioB. in Der StdOt Baltimore
atlsgen. Delter NIT 9tT. 7e9 buethret unb Fptatner
AusothnuHg btfBt: on bsr OHieis Der BonofraBt, in
Der GniternnHs bon 100 fuS tubIih ron Der SHOOT.
Ode her 9ombar6s uuo BonoitaBt nufdnafno bauu
lhoit9, lanas Der SuHDitraBt. 40 fSuB eebeuo ham
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tan9spnuttt, .....
Gsr pluB III NIT tiHsm Srosfu ,isstt g sinsruen
nDobnbduit bfbeut unb btr iabrllden Stuu0mittbt
bon $40 untsrtpotitu
6trntr cine Sahrtsrthts ODER 1rnnbmitibs BON
sos tottr uno tunjltg DoantAi, bon sIutm @runOpIaks
an per beindfraBt. i'm pmitratuaoe bs 0btnbsi6rit.
men Gtssutbums luetno, SO Gus brett uno SO fuR ttrf,
bttrhbrtno.
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Eclipse, dam Nina, by Boston.
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ST. Adams, dam Eleanor, by Voltigeur.
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Australian, dam MatMe Gross.
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by Eclipse, dam Fanny Washington.
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dam Etiquette.
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TIE QUESTION nE The nAY.n

Wendell Philips delivered his lecture on the
"Quesron Of the Day. at steinway Hail last even
ing, in the presence OF one OF the finest audiences
that was ever gathered in that well known musical
hail. II was very miscellaneous congregation, beng
composed OF every different class and OF every diaer.
ent people who inhablt the great city OF New
York. Roman Catholic clergymen sat along
side OF the hitterest and bluest Presby.
ierlan divines old dyed-in.thewool abolitIonists
forcgathered with State rights democrats
and several members OF the fearful Sorosis Society
were seen to minge with dramatsts and play.
wrights Mr. Philips, with his splendid and cffec-
tive oratory, which moved The audience TO the Wild
est applause at times, denounced the Prussians de-
clared Bismarck to be the barbarian OF the nine.
teenth century, and pronounced King William the
most vLlanous ana atrocious "blasphemer' OF all
the ages The lecture for the benefit OF The
French suffering and wounded of the wal.