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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-29
BROOKLYN MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT.

The BROOKLYN Board of Aldermen, at its
meeting yesterday afternoon, received from Mayor
Powell a communication asking the confirmation OF
Robert NJ. Phraner Fire Commissioner, TO al the
vacancy caused by the resignation OF Anthony Ma
Campbell. Confirmed. Controller Schroeder presented
his financial statement for September, as follows:
Balance Aug 81 S2O2Ss5O IS; receipts during septem
ber sS9 1908 Az total, $292O75l 81 payments during
September slO02 900 10 balance Sept &c. s97s a. The
aggregate balance above stated, reported by the
Treasurer to be deposit at the close Of business on
Monday Sept. The balances deposit In the Brook
on the last day Of August amounted S25346l 20;
ceipts during September 100000 total, SS464 TO- The
payments IN September amounted 10 S012n ~; balance
Sept 49, 1892 223 26 The total amount belonging 70 the
siuking fund, the hands OF the Commissioners, =
5265 a. consisting Of the folownc City bonds aud
certificates bearing interest 81 1874 22S ST. cash de-
pOsit $332,223 %; total, $2,526,f5l "a.
The Board passed resolution directing the Board or
Assessors TO fix the expense OF laying NcOsOn pavement
In Unionst 567 So and 10 che first INSTALL
ment Of the expense be placed In the tax levy OF 1872
and collected from the lands embraced In the assessment
district The Board OF Assessors also directed 10
Bedfordave., from FOurthst. to FultOnaye.
Tie total cost Of the Improvement has been fixed at
1867 o3 49, The expense OF the GowaDus Canal improve
meut was also ordered 20 be placed IN the taxeyy for
1872 and collected from the owners OF Land benefited
The amount assessed for the improvement IA S6lO9 49,
which S5359l3 80 Is the principal sum originally
pended therefor during the progress Of the work. and
The remaining $15O27 &c, Is the interest that has
since accrued on said principal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-29

t2OOOOooo in three years. has been done under three
years OF Grants rule.
Elect Horace Greeley. and money win be flight
that Cabinet officers to their salary will be Obliged
TO remain at their posts and not prostitute their high
offices by stumping the country while the affairs OF state
are left TO the mercy Of incompetent and dishonest UNI
derlings.
Elect Horace Greeley, and money viii be so tight "
In the United states Treasury that IL cannot DO stolen TO
aid in corupng the baot-box, thereby defeating tho
honest voters WILL done in the late Pennsylydna
election.
Elect Horace Greeley, and money will be 20 tight
that the Executive and bis Cabinet Will be Obliged 70
pay for transporting their carriages and teams instead
Of using Government vessels at the nations expense,
for such freight
Elect Horace Greeley, and money will be 80 tight y
that the CamerOns, Dents, Corbns Caseys. Tom MUIR
phys, Let's secOrs, Robesons, and all other addition
division, and silence people cannot control Governments
contracts speculate IN Government gold or rob the ne
camille portion OF the community through the Custom
house and naval departments.
Finally, elect Horace Greeley, and the thieves who
have been preying the National Treasury Will ma
"money tight" that their occupation viii be gone"
Instead OF the money being loose as now, II VIII be so
tight" that he who receives dollar OF 1t VIII be
Obliged 10 render 100 cents in equivalent labor while
public official guilty or receiving bribes viii ind himself
held equally rs tight as the Government finances
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rrIrGRApHrC NOTES.

The census of the City of Vienna has been
completsl aud shows population Of 9"O,o
The printing by a firm in this city OF the pro-
,a,S, &c Of me BrishAnencsn Claims Commou quar-
Ten arpSsnts 10 the eItsyagass sun Of about 9,0o0
fearful hurricane swept through the Province
Of syracuse Sicily sunday several hung boNn
and il Is reported % buried uLccr G ruins
The War Department has issued an order that
in no case orior for funeral expenses
pabhc expense ocers BODY be without the
he secretary Of W having hrt been obtained In
In q quarrel at New-0reans YESTERDAY be-
ves Henry and Perry Lyons former
four sOd toe latter stabbed fatally Heh pTobsbJ
die.
The liabilities of the Memphis Savings Bank
viii exceed $4,000 bat MAJOR Weks the President has
placed his entire fortune tie Disposal creditors which viii
70 cent Of The total Indebtedness Ihs eert
in tbe money maTfet
THE Court Of Quarter Sessions, at Philadelphia,
Hugh Mara Amdav submitted prove that Of ht leros
hd been treated for Insanity prior h serving the jury The Court
held the matter andeT adyiseMeaL
AT the weekly conference Of Baptist ministers
Of Boston and vicinity yesterday the question Of close communion vas
discussed aud finally referred special committee reo az The neTt
meeting Al the close Of the conference N resolved nat N aJ
action have taken to-day tsoSn any n'eSy 70 opee e@
uanoA"
49, During the late interview Of the Apache
horses Though the other esrs
strong supplied sth sml hy now ns
curing the wnter lhe sek 81 bay
being ntt They bo~est .ssea mat ne sAoe
by their soldiers Tbe ConIsissoaet nornd them thai
their rtoue,, von e With Daring ne past few IeA
ststs hat the unssus ndasn0us eahEG
nerves. ssd bey ave sss vel sspBbsd sle ssseL
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POLITICAL NOTES.

The Liberal meeting at Households on the
oath inst was largely attended and the speech Of tho
Hon. D. c. Calvin with close attention and frequent
applause.
The Liberals of Montgomery County have
nominated the Hon David Speaker for Member Of AS
sembly in place of W. H. DAVIS, who declined the nom
nation.
The Straight-0ut Democratic Executive Com
mttee Of NewJersey Saturday night, at Camden to
nominate full ticket. In addition 10 electors they
nominated the Hon. Samuel j. Bayard for Congress
also candidates for state Senate and for the Assembly
The supporters of Greeley and Brown at
Pendleton, N Y, held their first meeting during this
campaign, and raised fine flag upon pole 100 feet
high without splice blemish. Speeches made by
DR.. f. w. Gault and Mr.. w. Evans o. Lockport. An
evening meeting was also held and addressed by Francis
L. Brunk OF The Buffalo DeaokrGt Qn German), Gen.
VIM. s. Farrell DR.. L. w. Gaut, aud q. ID. Metz
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A MELTING INTERVIEW AT Neutrality-suspicious.
NEY TAKEN BACK INTO THE FOLD GREATLY
TO CAMERON's DISGUST,
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THR TRIBURRl
WASHINGTON, Oct 28.--Col Forney arrived
here tlis morning. but whether at the call Of the Pres
dent or not is not known. The fact has remarked
that Senator Cameron has lately spent much time in the
city and that he has been particularly attentive az the
White House. It is suggested that the old man corrupt Of
Pennsylvania has not altogether succeeded in con-
vncug the President that TO him belongs all the credit
for the Administration victory in his State, and that
Grant is halfpersuaded that he owes less 10 Came
ron than TO his own ofdee-hOders, the Collectors,
Assessors and POstmasters. The Chairman Of the
Pennsylvania Grant State Committee, together
with Cameron the Union League, Hartranft, Yerkes,
and their Of the Ring long marked Forney
and determined 10 drive him from the party and decided
aud proclaimed that be should not BE- allowed TO speak
JOI the ffesCen Ia the To day however 70 the
Presidents great satisfaction, Col. FOrDey called
81 the Whlte House. and long interview between
the two TOOK place. OF this interview 10 is only known
that the President assured FOrney that he pro-
kcTbed that no unendness need exist between them,
and that so far as he tine PresdenO was concerned,
their relations need not De interrupted This was thought
70 be satisfactory 20 FOrDey and a melting time FOL
lowed. IN tie mean time CameTOns feelings cannot be
made public.
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THE NEW BROOKLYN ARMoRY.

The 23d Regiment of Brooklyn, Col. Rooney
c. Ward commanding, assembled at ITS headquarters in
Cranberryst 29O p. yesterday. and marched, SEQ
strong to Clement and Myrteayes, where the corner
stone OF it's srmory laid with appropriate cee-
monies. The veterans Of the regiment present in
large Numbers, under command Of Col Everest The
armory was authorized by the last Legislature at cost
exceeding SlOO0 and the contract for the work was
awarded the Board of Supervisors, IN accordance
with plans prepared by the architects. There Noy
large asscmbage present 10 witness the cetncLa- :
which consisted OF music by tho rccmental DaLd,
placing the stone in position by Mayor Powell, sd
PRAYER by the Rev Dr. Norman Seayer Afor the stone
was properly placed original ode was sung ny tAe rs
sembage and an address was delivered by M.Uor-Gen
McOuade. RS
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LIBERAL CLUBS AND MEETINGS.

The Hon. Patrick COrbett addressed the Lib
erals Of Orange, n. Y, on Thursday last.
The Hon. d. C. Calvin of this city addressed
large Liberal meeting at BinghamtOn, N. Y, on FIJI
day last
The Hon. Frank Hiscock delivered an able
speech at the Liberal meeting Marcelus, N " on the
oath inst.
The Hon. A. NJ. Osborn of Catskill spoke at
a Liberal meeting at New Batimore n. " last Thurs
day evening.
The Liberal Republicans and Democrats of
Newark N. j. held a rousing meeting Friday night,
the Hon Andrew A. smallev presiding Speeches were
made by Gov Parker, the Hon John o. Emerson, and
Lewis NJ. Coates Of New-fork, and the Hon. JOhn Il.
Mcpherson.
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ANOTHER POLITICAL AFFRAY.

About p. m. yesterday serious disturb
ance occurred in Hamilton Park where the Independent
Musketeers OF Eleventh-ave. and Foryninth-st were
having target-shootng picnic. During general light
George H. Bartlett,a carver OF Eghthaye and Forty
nfthst was severely stabbed in the back with knife
by an unknown person. Police Capt. Gunner OF
the Nineteenth Precinct, with platoon o,
60 men, including several members or
gang known AS "1ne Forty Thieves" Peter sweeney
one OF the prisoDers was Identified by George H. Har
son of No 1885 East Fifty rst-st one OF the tfseyes
who and robbed him Of gold watch ana
during toFehight procession OF the mlchAei mnAleh
Association on Saturday night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-29
ON MAKING ELECTION DAY A HOLIDAY

SIR: On looking over THE TRIBUNE OF Sat
urday observe act passed by the Legislature OF
this State its last session making legal holiday OF
day for holding any general or charter election Also
todays Issue says that the polls close at p M instead
OF sunset Now why not urge upOn all business the
prOpriety OF suspending business on that day, and
thereby give their employees an opportunity OF not only
voting but giving the day to what they believe 70 DC the
best interest Of the countrYf Yours truly
Neg York CITY, Oct 2s 1872. LIBERAL CLERK
1.-THE only objection hitherto has been that when
the business of the whole city was brought to q
stand-still on election day it has sometimes been
found to provoke a tendency to disturbances This
danger must at any rate be taken offset to the
advantages to which our correspondent refers.-Edl
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THE CAMPAIGN IN NEW-HAMPsHIRE.
THEODORE TILTON ADDRESSES A LARGE
AUDIENCE AT KEENE-THE STATE CONCEDED
TO GREELEY.

TO GREELEY.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THB TRBUNEI
KEENE, Oct. 2e.-The Town Hall was filed
70 oyerhOwing tonight hear Theodore Tlton speak
upon the political aspect OF the country and the admin
Istraon Of President Grant for the past four years
The meeting was called 10 order by the Hon. W. p.
Wheeler Of Keene, who veryeuOgistie speech upon
the subject Of Reform amid loud applause introduced
Theodore Tilton OF New-York Mr.. TltOn, upon step
ping forward on the stage, received with much ap-
plause When order restored. Mr.. Tilton said he
had again come TO New-Hampshire 10 spend the last
days Of the On in the Of reform and honest
government He then began to review the present
political situation Of tho country, fully demonstrating
how foolish and absurd for the Grant Adminstra-
ton 10 say 1t had reduced the rate Of taxa
ton when il was not so, as all well knew.
MI Tlton then addressed his audience in regard to
the Indian policy 10 the Administration, saying, II had
not grown any better in fact growing day by day
worse and instead Of peace being brought about il
3 continual warfare.
After speaking Of the demands for reconciliation, and
giving an admirable of the leading questions Of
the canvass Mr. TtOn closed his speech which had been
repeatedly interrupted by applause.
RewHampshire 10 be the center Of the contest
3n the New England States. The Liberals making
every effort 20 give the State to Horace Greeley. From
ports and impartial judges conceded II 70 Greeley by
a large majority. MI. TiltOn remains IN New-Hamp-
shFe until election day, speaking IN different sections Of
the state.
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T1GHTNEss OF THE MONEY MARKET.

USE THE PHRASE.
From The Albany ArgHs
eff Horace Greeley is elected money will be
tight" exclam the Grant organs.
COMMENTS By HIRAM GREEN, Ese.
Yes, that's II Horace Greeley s elected money wll
be 80 tight that secretary BOutwePs successor can,
not make out four different reports Of our national
finances for year Boutwell, himself has done and
have them all vary from each other many millions OF
dollars Our Treasury Departmentwil not be conducted
m such loose manner. -, a -,
Elect Horace Greeley and the Oakes Ameses VIII niiu
money tight" that their eOrs 10 bTibe senators 70
squalder what belongs 10 the people, as In the lniaou
Credit Mebier robbery, will be unsuccessful ,
Elect Horace Greeley, and money Will be 80 "uRnt
that the Grant carpet-Daggers cannot rob the bOptn
increasing the debt OF the Southern states ever
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ITALY

REVIEW OF THE FLEET BY THE KfNG-CARDlHAL
CULLEN'S VISIT TO RoME-SEBIOUs DESTRUC-
TIoN CAUSED BY THE EUNDArION or THE
Pc.
NAPLES, Monday Oct. o. 1872.
The Italian feet, now concentrated in this
harbor, consisting several ironclads and steam
sells Of all kinds reviewed to-day by the King. The
feet went through the OF naval combat. The
spectacle Witnessed by thousands Of people from tho
sea and shore. The bay covered with boats far
as the eye coufreach presenteda most animated
appearance.
ROME. Monday, Oct. 49, 1872.
The GioriaIe di Roma makes the following statement
with regard 70 Cardinal Cullens visit TO Rome "Tbe
mission Of His Eninence the Holy See 10 urge
the Pope TO move I'm behalf OF the Catholic clergy OF Gal
way, who are suffering persecution The Holy Father,
who always censures the Of the Irish clergy,
peremptory refuses interfere saying the Irish only
oDeyed the Holy See when they could turn ts in
strucon to good account, and Willingly Cisobeyed It
ia her tnan sacrifice their passions"
TURIN, Monday. Oct. %, 1872.
The damages caused by the foundations Of the Po,
especially the provinces OF Mantua and Ferrara are
immense Several hundred kilometres of the most fer
tile land in Italy are covered with water, aud whole
towns and villages are submerged. Many houses have
been undermined and fallen In places the water
reaches the roofs Of the highest buildings Thousands
Of people are homeless and others fleeing from their
dwellings which are threatened with destruction. The
towns OF Casal-Maggorre Ostiga. the River Pc,
are in great danger, and the inhabitants panic
stricken The suffering is widespread and intense, but
relief IL going forward from all parts OF Italy.
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SPAIN.
NOTION FOR

POLICY OF THE FEDERALISTs-THE MOTION FOR
THE ABOLITION OF CAPITAL PUNISHMENT
FOR POLITICAL oFFENsEs TO BE WITHDRAWN.
MADRID. Monday, Oct 20, 1874
The Committee of the Federalist members
of the Cores have issued a call for general meeting OF
their party in Madrid the 18th Of November In tho
call the Deputies explain their course in the Cortes dis
approve OF the revolt at FerrO and repudate any Goa
tion with the Conservative, Republican, Union or Radi-
cal parties At a meeting OF the Deputies constituting
the majority Of the Cortes resolved that Senior
Boearras motion for the abolition Of the death penalty
in political cases should be withdrawn. proposition
has been introduced in the Cores to permit the use OF
cipher words in telegraph dispatches which has hitherto
been forbidden under the censorship
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THE PENNSYLVANIA. FRAUDS.
A STRONG COMMITTEE OF INVESTIGATION.
DEMOCRATIC STATE COMMITTEE Rooms,
npf

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. %. 1917. :
In obedience-tO instructions from tine State
Committee as set forth In the following resolution,
That the Chairman OF the state Central Committee be
authorized 20 appoint committee TO Investigate all
ALI ged frauds committed ia October and 10 prosecute
upon reasonable and probable cause" have appointed
the following named gentlemen who will respectively
take notice OF their selection. Those residing outside Of
ne CITY Of PHILADELPHIA will at enter into CORE
spondence with the Hon. Richard Vsux, CHAPMAN,
No. 90 WalnutfL, philadelphia; John o.
James esq Phlladephia j. hnaldo Sank, ESQ., Pbila-
depbia Henry s. H6geTt, esq, Philadelphia George r.
Ber1en. eco, Phade phie the Hob. H. b. Wright Lu-
the Hon John ID. stiles Lehigh DaUiel EieInan
ESQ, Northampton William ID. Moore, esq Allegheny ;
Joseph L. Lsre, esq, Allegheny T. b. Doagherty esq
Beaver r. l. Mueneh, ESQ DaupbIDj William H. White,
eco, Montgomery Henry Carpenter, esq. Lancaster ;
D. J. HeDdler, esq., 6ehuylk; John 81 Bratton, esq,
CumtSsle4d joseph HeDpbil, etQY CneStef Nathan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-29
THE LAST OUTRAGE.

If Mr.. Charles 0COnOr or Bishop Potter were
to be arrested the most groundess charge the
OF Sunday he would have 10 remain TIL Monday had
fully damned. This Mr.. Heinrichs doom, aud the
great commonwealth OF New-YOrk, where law Is sup
pOsed TO rule saw OF its citizens locked up like
CRIMINAL without even the shadow Of aceuser, and
under allen process the legality OF which one seems
10 have the courage contest On Monday morning the
Federal officials became aarmed-ashamed they cannot
beat what they had DONE and when habeas corpus
was threatened the prisoner discharged on bail. III
the German citizens of the cOunryf the citizens OF any
birth stand this, they will stand anything.
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GERMANY.
CONFLICT BETWEEN THE PRUssIAN CHAMBERS
INTERFERENCE OF THE EMPEROR ON BE-
HALF OF THE LIBERALS.

HALF OF THE LIBERALS.
BERLIN, Monday, Oct %, 1s72
There was a conflict between the Upper and
Lower Houses Of the Prussian Diet on the Country
Reform Bill, which provides for local sefgoyernment
in the rural districts. The bin which adopted by
the Chamber OF Deputies in the last session, came be-
the Heenhaus at the beginning of the present ses
sion, and has met since with determined opposition.
The majority Of the Deputies threaten to resign II the
Upper House refuse TO pass the BILL and the Emperor
has decided favor OF IT, The President Of the Herren-
haus received yesterday by the Emperor who spoke
to him about the deadlock in the Diet and insisted that
the uerrenhaus should bring to end by passing the
measure which the Lower House had adopted
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PRICE FOUR CENTS
FOREIGN NEWS.
GREAT BRITAIN.
GREAT BRITAIN.
THE SUNDAY ACT ENFORCED IN LIvERPooLc-A
RIOTOUs OPPOSITION.

LONDON Monday, Oct. %, 1871
The Licensing Act, requiring the drinking
saloons In Liverpool TO close O'Clock Sunday nights
enforced for the first time yesterday and gave
TO considerable excitement among the frequenters OF
those places Crowds collected in various parts Of tho
city aud addressed in opposition 10 the act by
persons, several OF whom were under the In
fuence OF liquor. The gatherings finally became so
noisy that the police compelled 10 interfere and
arrest the most prominent macon ents. In Of tho
streets of the city the people opposed to the act mani
tested their Indignation at its enforcement by lighting
coOred fires in the streets and by bootng at the police
officers when they appeared
suit for assault and battery against H. IT. Davis the
Consul Of the United States at Cardiff before tho
Court to-day. The trial has not yet ended.
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c. James esq., Bucks William BLACK, esq, Lawrence;
ID. W. Hutchinson esq, Erie, and X. ID. Brown esq"
Clarion.
The Chairman Nfr Vaux) is herewith empowered 70
add the number OF said Committee whenever ne sha
deem the same expedient. c,.,.
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FRANCE.
THE CAUSE OF REPUBLICANIsM - PRESIDENT
THEIRS CONGRATULATED BY PRESIDENT
GRANT.
PANS. Monday. Oct. q. 1sna.

PARIS Monday Oct. -, 1874
A dispatch has been received by President
Theirs, from President Grant, congratulatng him on
the progress Of Repubhcanism in France shown by
the recent elections for vacancies in the National As
semby. M. Lamoreaux, a Republican, has been elected
Municipal Councillor OF Paris.
The Cure Of Havaylliers has written letter to tho
Bishop OF Versailles, rejecting the decision Of the Gcu-
mencal Council with regard the infanblity Of tho
Pope.
HAvRE, Monday, Oct %, 1872.
The Quays are crowded with We sells bound for tho
United States. ShpOwners refuse 20 let them sail in
consequence OF the per OF duty imposed
on exports in French bottoms.
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MRS. GREELEY,s ILLNESS.

There was no apparent change yesterday in
Mrs. Greeeys condition. Sue lay all DAY IN stupor'
either entirely uneonseous or TOO fooble 70 speak.
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A MERE CASE OF OVER ZEAL.
Eyo4f fbS BOslOH ,JOfT0 (4dm.)
RAsCALLY WORK OF GRANusM.

We have spoken of this Davenport as doing
the Iascaly work Of the GRANTEES IL i proven by the
fact that from his judicial Office he has teeRraphic
wire cUnneclng with the Grant headquarters at Fifth
ave. from whom hc takes all his instructions and they
act under pronptings from Washington IL not this
delightful state OF things In the interest Of ustiee IL Is
understood that this very compliant otncet-his imi
tator on small scale, OF Judge Jereys-will sign
rants In blank which will be scattered the city
election day like the leaves of Vaambrosa, 10 he picked
up at different election precincts rs the Grant inter
ess require by their horde OF rascas who
act az challengers Deputy Marshas, ETC. The game IN
NewYork is 10 terribly render voting so dicut that
so 900 on persons entitled TO elective franchise
will lot
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prpsou,,-ny rELEoRAPH.

Mr. Stanley will leave England for America on
the 9Th Of November.
- Gen. j. Berry, formerly prominent lumber
,.ehsn apd Collector Pert u Bath Me- under President
Bahash dd residence 10 Georgetown. SATURDAY. svosny