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New-York tribune., 1872-10-18

MAYOR HALL, RICHARD r. CONNOLLY. AND
TWEED CHARGED WITH CONSPIRACY AND
MIsDEMEANOR-rHE CHARGES BASED on THE
OLD BOAID or AUDIT FRAUDs--THE WAR
RANTS NOT SERVED.
While counsel for William NJ Tweed have
been aborng quash the old indictments against him
as invalid the Grand Jury Of the oyer and Termner have
urged by the Attorney General to frame ndc
ments against all the Ring and yesterday four were
submitted in Court and the jury authorized % continue
their abors. It is lot known yet whether not the
indictments against Tweed hastily framed to
hold upon him In the event that Judge Brady
decided the Old ones OF the General Sessions
Grand Jury invalid. but the manner Of their
presentation gave rise to this rumor. No one
who spoke Of the matter yesterday could offer any proof
Of haste other mproprety ia the procuring Of
these indictments, but nevertheless there was a
prevailing sentiment that the conduct Of the prosecute on
actuated by desire to remedy former blunders.
Oneof the indictments is understood to be against
Hall. Connolly, and Tweed jointly charging them with
conspiracy the matter OF the Gd interim Board or
Audit. It will be remembered that this the famous
Board which sat only Is minutes and authorized
Connolly and Watson to dispose Of more than
tCOOO,OOO OF fraudulent claims. Mayor Han
submtte on this occasion resolution giving the audit
ing po to Connolly and Watson. The proof is now
said TO have been urn nshed by Andrew J. Garyey and
Connolly whose indictment Is secured solely TO compel
his testimony against the Others) that the scheme or
fraudulent audit which this resolution authorized had
been previously secretly agreed upon by the Ring.
Two other indictments against VIM. N. Tweed were
submitted one Ia for msdemeanOr the other for felony
md both based the ad interim audit busi-
ness. No evidence far could be learned, ha
adduced but fresh indictments supposed TO
be safe guard in the others do not hold go0d ana
we're obtained in order to force Tweed TO trial
Bench warrants issued by Judge John r. Brady
Tor the arrest of Tweed and sent from the District
Attorneys office late hour Of the afternoon II was
expected that Mr.. 3 arrest would follow imme-
dately and he be held over night in custody Of the
Sheriff. but on applying at his Duanest. Office 1t
was found that he had left for the day. on
the appearance OF the SPECIAL deputy Martin Reese
at the Duane-st Office Foster Dewey, who Mr. Tweeds
Secretary stated that he had left for home short time
before bHt would return next morning Il was finally
understood aud arranged that Tweed should present
himself at the sherifs office, to-day, and give bail In
Court
The Grand Jury have resumed the consideration OF
large number Of against minor officials and
Ring adherents. Garvey's pasering bills have been
submitted evidence and Is understood that scores
OF men whose houses frescoed at public expense
are to be required pay their Old debts in new aud
very peculiar way.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-18
PERSONAL.

"George Sand' will lecture in Holland and
Belgium.
Ofenbach's income, last year, from his Op-
eras, is stated al about $1,000
Laboulaye is advocating a constitutional form
Of government for France in the Parts De5ats
The ex-King of Hanover, it is stated, will
purchase an estate IN England, and reside there
The Hon. Mark bennett of Kittery, Maine,
age s6 was member Of the first Legislature Of the State
in 1921.
Mr.. c. E. Delaney, clerk in the naval service,
at KItterv, Maine. lately dead had no hands. but he
wrote rapldy-b0ldins the pen between bis wrists.
The Rev. Simon Parmelee, ID. d., age 90, has
been settled "a years over church at Wesord, Yer
mont Not one member OF his first congregation is now
living so far as he knows.
The Hon. Thomas H. Nelson. United States
Minister TO Mexico on leave " absence for 60 days
from his legation arrived in NewYOrk yesterday, en-
route for Haute Indiana with the remains OF bis
wife for burial Before returning 20 Mexico MI Nelson
mas promised address the Board of Trade OF NewOr-
leans on the importance OF developing trade between
The United States and Mexico.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-18
PENNSYLVANIA.
RESULTS OF THE ELECTION.

The Senate consists of SO members, II OF
whom are elected each year The next Senate will be
made up OF Is Liberals and Is Cameronians The House,
composed Of 100 members chosen annually. viii number
40 Liberals and CO Cameronans. Camerons term as
Uated States Senator expires next March, and he will
name himself other equally good man "a his sue
cessor.
The following table gives the full Official vote Tor GOV
ernor IN all the counties except two. for which the onc
maorites given. The comparison Ia made Win tne
October election of 1sGs for the that up 70 Ine
late election the at that time was consoefaoJ
the largest thrown II Is remarkable that there Is
increase IN the vote OF Philadelphia after so unpre-
eedented registration
New-York tribune., 1872-10-18
Use Reune,. Magic on for rootAieh, AMI S.ur.Is..

CRIMES AND CAsUALTIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.
. Gen. Van Wyck was severely injured by faIi.
a Miiiiet0Nu. n T.. yesterday.
- Frank L. Wharton age 26. committed suicide
by cutting has throat Yesterday Worcester Mas
- A fire in South Weymouth, Mass, Wednesday
ueh OF The Everett Hall building the oe shso
Old Reed and hr. Ingalls, Loss s7es
James II. Catlin was instantly killed At the
b0use Cleveland ON yesterday aiag sisirs
ing 0 the basement, distance Of ~ lfet.
.R J. Douglass whitel and A. Hinckler coi-
ore shot and dangerously sounded Philadelphia Yesterday
cU0re keeper Of sailors boarding los.
baui SAYS sounded attacked HIM and followed au.
ilefens. Jones hs heea conAit
pon default u bail the result Of be Aanes "a
glrtst
New-York tribune., 1872-10-18
THE FEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF TIRE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON, ID. C., Friday, oct lS-l a. w..
fo,. fbs y3off ftrs1l fotfT

OFFICE TIE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON, ID. C., Friday, oct. Isl A. M
Elropsis for hG DGSi tosntu-fodr hour.
The barometer has risen in the NOTth-W est,
win clear weather and light northery % westerly winds,
and 20 Michigan. ,
In the Middle states and New-Engand, southeasterlv
IN south-westery winds and cloudy weather prevail,
with occasional rain In the former on the lower lakes,
Continued clearing weather and light rains, with slowly
rising barometer. Clear weather and northery 10 east
erlv winds with high barOmeters, continue In the Gulf
and south Atlantic states.
Probabilities.
On the lower lakes the winds VIII probably veer 70
rort-westerly with clearing and cooler weather and
riD harometer; in the Middle States, north Of Nr-
1in and New England, sOutherly 10 westerly winds,
reduced pressure generally cloudy weather and occa
In the Gulf and South Atlantic States high barometer
oorfbery to eastery winds and partly ceudy weather
I'M the North West and extending thence 20 Michigan
and Tennessee northerly 10 westerly winds and clear
New-York tribune., 1872-10-18

daily demands has not consider the baseness cf
act But II we force him 10 ace that the enormous
prices Of his family necesses the hopeessness OF his
struggle compared with the good Old times Wheh DIS
dollar four times as far a. now due 10 class egis
iaion y 20 he hoped and confidently expected mat ne
will not hire himself like blacksmiths helper 70 hesist
forging the chains of his slavery Sooner or later the
country viii be aroused the magnitude OF tbe peru
and redress these grievances t will be done Dy r OF
foul mems Ii can be done now by the ha0t soon this
peaceful moce viii avail and tt behooves every man
who has future to cherish arouse 70 tho contest
New-York tribune., 1872-10-18
TIE EVIL. nF TIE ACE.

The shocking affair Of the Pennsylvania
election in which money overrode the popular viii, has
SET many peoBle TO thinking this evil Of the age me
ngharnon Democrat thinks that class legislation ana
monopoly threaten the Of the nation II argues that
ahe ola conflict between labor and caIal ID
Wiu going forward and then sums up tlus gioomliy
The country is fun Of who viii sell their votes Ior
o. Ths ig 4 hard thing % say but nevertheless Lgth
eOHpe tbe utteraBce. Tne poor man sJruEens Win
New-York tribune., 1872-10-18
Total .G7 500 49.5sl
Total. .3l.Ts3 8q.sO4

Net majority 355g7 g.G7 Total. ,7s3 39,9O4
Aggregate vote in 1865 C5J155 in 1872, about 67OOO
As compared with the vote Of 1868 the Administration
marty have increased their maiOrities in IA counties
which we're Republican in and in q counties the
Liberals have majOries less than the Democratic major
tiles of 1863 There e therefore, gains for the Came
romans IN Al counties The Liberals have heavier
orites in eight counties which Democratic in 1863
and have reduced the majorites in II counties which
were Republican IN 1863 making % counties which show
Liberal gains OF the 81 counties which went Repub-
can IN 1865 IT give Liberal gains. The Administration
majority in the 81 counties which were Republican in
1868 is $685. against 1881 IN 1868, net loss Of 3o2
The great kepuDncan strongnods-Lancaster Bradford
Crawford Erie, Indiana, and Toga-al show Liberal
gains so wOuld Allegheny were 1t not for wholesale
bribery and cheating
New-York tribune., 1872-10-18
DOMESTIC MARKETS

ALgayy Oct I7.-Whest-Moderste milling demand sales ,
cars 30 7O No. do AZ ~ ji No Irealweil
- 80 MclIgan 81 90 RYE hrn and in good
d-ni: sales bags Corn sales tJS bush
Weteu Mixed i 64c Barley stronger With improved in-
ou: es pnyale lud No. Canata West a.
~ h. sstsady demand moderate sales, car No. Black stale
Wilufvgror n c. Oct I7Spr Tnrpentne firm q 5c Rosu,
a. o. Tor Strained 25 Tor Extra 40. A for No 80 Tor Low
PIE Crude Turpentue Hand % Tor Yellow Dpi Virgin,
Tar steady 90 %
ssa 81 U articles unchanged EEchan3s-Sterng 10
.Ii. NeNYok sight. discount G0h, tl1
New-York tribune., 1872-10-18
HIWoRs OF AY ARKANSAS CANVASS.

Senator ClaytOns neat little trick to divide
fle Arkansas Republicans failed so ANONYMOUSLY it
T. simply comicsl to witness the gravity OF the mourners
Hunter DO appears, was placed in the field Liberal
Republican candidate f0r Governor. without the least
idea that Dc would Ind out that he had been thus
t0nored The COMMITTEE D." Mr.. Clayton calls him
sef publish a1 adlTe5s. rIus explaining how and Why
the unfortunate Hunter ever named for Governor
a. al:
Late az we were in the canvass (and this is the chief
argument that Las been emp .yei against movement
the intrinsic merits OF which feg would question:,
week spent aated, Do now appears-in securing
the stIte search of Nr Hunter, ia order that we
might Obtain permission 20 use his name We were
aware indeed, that lie lad once declined the
United State Ssna-orsLp curing the PeFoa on
the Murphy Government, when Arkansas was valnly
knocking az the doors Of Courreas but We also relne-
bered that Le bad accepted and 40 the time OF tnat
deehnatun holding viii honor position IN tue senate
the Slae. and tae President OF Lhat DOOy
ahat served also one OF the NoUinlssloner7
who, the part OF Arkansas, visited washington Tor
qher brief interview with President Johnson ana upon
these grounds hoped 10 secure bis services for The
State IN tins her present hour Of emergency.
But Dir. Hunter would not stand he absolutely de-
a. ned 90 breast the shock" to which Mr. Clayton's
Committee" so feelrgly refer, and without cOnsuta
ton with his friends even, the Committee" com
plain left the field Of glory. So the whole ticket fell to
pieces and vanished Like the baseess fabric OF vision
leaving Jennings Chairman pro tcp' to weep SORROW
fully On the ruins.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-18
MUSIC.
PRooKLYN PHmHARMoNIc SOCIETY.

BROOKLYN PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.
The first rehearsal of the fifteenth season Of
the Brooklyn Philharmonic Society Is to be given
"Wednesday Nov G, and the first concert Saturday,
Nov. So The orchestral pieces BeethOven's Fifth
symphony Gluck's "Iphgenia in Aulis- overture, and
Lszts Mazeppa. The solo performers at the concert
are TO be Miss Kellogg and Miss Mehig. Miss Mehig
VIII play schumaDn's A minor concerto.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-18
4 BENCH WARRANT OUT FoR FIELDS

his WHEREABOUTS SUPPOSED TO BE KNOWN.
The istrict-Attorney yesterday got out a
bench warrant for the OF Thomas c. Fields, on the
old charge Of felony the hremens swndle. It will be
remembered that his counsel, William A. Beach, ap-
peared in Court few days ago, and stated that his
client had left the city. The fact Is that at the moment
Fields concealed in house in Forty near
Fifthave.. and that he has been hiding here and in
another house az Fordham The result OF the service B
not Known.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-18
pASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM GLAsGOw-In steamship Caled0nfa Oct l-Robt Greg
40 wines ID McAller b. Morrison d. d. Mcintosh, p
OJrrn D. Adee Mrs NJ FaaOner Ms snoor Mrs 4 Jones j.
Ve ! Cure Morton James and john Scott, W. Red " B.
Wlhe Mr. McKnnon and infant Miss r. Martin, Geo 0aoutt
n w Garhu Jos W Hanneve D. ". Clark Nm Callahan adT
81 ON Daniel Williamson and Lady Master John williamson T. W
spepson and adv TroEbndge Miss NJ W Turner Jas G.
s Nss Kelly A. Coreyan Ms Ella Burt Dr. H. DonerY aal ly
Mis- Amos Bnst Roseahra1A
New-York tribune., 1872-10-18
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
[ For other Ship Neics see Third Puge. J

For other Ship EelCs see Third Puge
ARRIVED.
g,.bip Caledonia CBrD GaagoE Oct ? Moys
n .fb rtse and pass. Henderson Br0s
steamship Ranger ibr Jones' sidney T. b. daYs WIN coal % =
sssi 0A Dominion Bourne Richmond CITY Point and Norfolk
- r1d.e aud pass % Old Dominion Ste.mahpC0.
snntp Abemnre Walker Norfolk &C., sh se and pasa % Oh
ahp john Gibson Winters GeorgrOvn D. c., With se. and
o.s to Geo b. Mer1ek
5 Wellington lof Windsor n. 81 Harris Antwerp % days
bJlsst - ~ -. ~,
M paooU UaLi PefoEalo. ralee a days IN ballast
ng Bernua Baior 81 AIMS Bay JAu n lays With
t Tr. Dowues of Babsdoes LAMAR Dsnstara VA Long
T.aud Sound % dayg with sugar and moassea
acHOoS sKs-EIYEK
p Cmshmau Ellsworth Susan, NeU-iaVen
D. Norris New Haven + hnnyoni hcE-iiaven.
e. New Haven. Warren Gates. Greenwich.
gIa Jane Bridgeport NJ. Kennedy. Bsck Rock.
Onsan. Nantucket Julia A. Tate. bridgeport
rsbeth B. Fall River. +. smith. Providence
Mar. Providence. X W brusn, Prov Ydence
J. g. ChcN, Tauuou. B. A. Read Porianl, c.
Lodorck BILL Portland, CT
seimhps Cmbri for Hamburg Pymeuh city q Bristol for
Missouri Havana Gen Banks Tor narannhi
Carolina Charleston, Isaac Bell Tor Norek &c hhp Sur
shanghai Ophela and tlTue. Liverpool Nle
Ghraiar; bng Olivia, for Belfast, ireland ocAf Daybak' TOT
Havana.
WISD-suadosn. Light z 8. Z. cloudy.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosroS iI.-Arof, steamship Achilles and brig Lucy W.
sn0s ron Philadelphia Lawrence from hoboknn
senr Gorou IRON PhAdsph Sailed SeamahP Wa Kennedy Cor
BALTIMORE
FOREIGN PORTS.
HAvisl Oct G-The steamship CtI Of AeEleo from hes York.
Fd thus yesterday noraHs 40 sscAn'As Oceyni tty
CA 2AsE La1I AG.seI sciisIA IAELA1aN
New-York tribune., 1872-10-18
Dolitiral Notices

Tyvrnteth. Assembly District.-Pnends GRsELEr .-a
BROWN hbRNAN AMI DBPBW, rally Begaor hah lhin3sse
ana Fyourhst THIS Pday EVENING, October S az Sessss
uents Sll address the nreting
Cen JOHN COCHRANR. H0n r. J. FirhiAN.
Hou FERNANDO WOOD Col J. Il FELLOWS.
Coi y A SEAVER Hon G. n. WINFIELD,
W III TOWNLBY ESD. ISAACJ OLIVER. e-l
"'N ~ GBORGB B. VAN BgUNT
JAuss wALkzR secy Chairman Committee Of Arrinseaese.
Grand Rally for Greeley and Brown, keraas sss
Depew Wgwam P0rg unht, between kynts .Sa nt..
MIN and Gen MARTIN T. MCMAHON Will address 'hs neeo.<
ISAAC J. OLIVER, esl vii sing campaign song ,,,, -,
R. l. DARRAGH. Pre~ds-t
Liberal Republican Judiciary COnyeuton.-ihe he hserf
ReDnbcan Judiciary heby called 70 mee ~ e laensi
Republican Headquarers No 8l4 BroadwsF on bNbh
ING October - o'clock The Conference Conaee o.
oe on he said Convention hereby called % met a. ~ sane place. al
7 O'Clock on the evening JOSEPH W hOHS taAi'@.-
Grant and reeIey. Tor Augustus sehe os osss
will wager (sScO hundred 70 500 steea haaark
dollar, that Horace Greeley vii 20, have psay oO ssnsr4
ll yotes Of The 100 Wilkes or Hon -
st.keholder Iuluirv for MANHATTAN NJ 20 BOseu
Oyselsy Hats azd Capes.
L SDShAh 4 Co. Is Nafrcufs
Haauiaeisrsrs Of Al Ends Of CAMPAIGN kQUPhksrA
Patent OpeH-Nork Banners, Portraits asd Dess.s,
Far, aad Trans OrdeB Jed bF mail
LANlGAN co, i.f3' Brondssy Ne~rot.
Asnin a Co., flag and Hammer Manufaetarer.
ts Camo.gB ~ and IOi FULrONsr william Ns- fsss.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-18
THE STATE or TRADE
HAvAyAMARKgTs.

Hl7,,, Oct i6sug quiet and weak No L g. u 14 reals
Eh.ig buoyant; on United states days currency 6. e6l pre-
MUM or light g,GJt premium; 90 days gold. B0lSi premium
sight az premium London, j 4J2l premium u Pans
u jremium-
New-York tribune., 1872-10-18
THE COMMERCE OF NEw-YoRK.

The returns Of the foreign commerce OF this
mort for August show that the value Of the imports
for that month was So s7 Os5 being larger than for any
previous month in the history OF the port The with
drawas from warehouse. which were enormously heaVy
amounted TO s2274 3l7. making the total value Of the
merchandise thrown upon the market during the month
inward Of s65OOOOOO The foreign imports at this port
for the eight months from Jan. compare as ioHo"s
win the same period in the two preceding years
New-York tribune., 1872-10-18

"A dispatch from San Francisco says the British
iron p AcIcl @ days from Liverpool vent ish-ia - niles south Of
the Heal. log, yesterday, ami a total osA
New-York tribune., 1872-10-18

FOR CONGRESS IN THE XXIsr DISTRICT.
Mr. Beman BrOckway, the Liberal nominee
for Congress in the XXIst District Of this State, has
been FOR many years prominent II public affairs He has
been an editor for nearly quarter Of century first as
q Democrat, and afterwards as a Republican. He was
member OF the Legislature in 1859, with F. a. COnkling
George ODdyke. and Gen. Slocum, whose confidence
and respect be always enjoyed IN the Winter Of 1866 he
wa Gov Fentons private secretary, and left that posi-
Ron for the Office Of Canal Appraiser which he held for
I've years During the whole Of his public career his
conduct was marked by faithful and conscientious de-
voton 20 duty and his sterling integrity was never
questioned. When he nominated for the Legisla-
ture IN 1855 q Republican journal paid him the follow
y lust tribute which true to-day as 10 was then:
Alaboring man himself, Mr. Broclrway has always
been The firm friend and advocate OF the interests OF te
Ia orn0 classes be the iurthest thing possible
from a demagogue. He prizes every mans friendship
according 10 his moral worth and Intelligence ana the
wealth Of an AstOr would not make nm an arlstOcrat
He has ever taken lively interest IN the common scnOO
system of the State erdnR 10 the crOWLng feature OF
our free republican Institutions ana ms pen ahd voice
have not unfequentlY been exercised IN Deha OF euu
cation All the great moral movements OF the Gay coL
1nand his sympathy and influence. A. a Wr1er' ne ls
ready vigorous, direct, and honest As LEGISLATOR ne
be true % the Republican cause, true 90 Jhe nteI-
constituents aud at once occupy an lnnueh
t.. pOs ton In the Assembly
New-York tribune., 1872-10-18
NARRIED

BLACKWELLTAYLOROn Monday evening Oct H. III :, he
residence Of the brides mother by the Rev Father Cant-e Wills
Blackwell City Kate Taylor daughter Of ne Ats
Capt. James Taylor Of this cry.
Church ofthe ransfgurslon aEs
dy Oct H. H0ugh0n Thompson Grant Of Nee fsk
aud Of the Hon J. p Antlag Of Caaro-ss.
s. e.
Virgin Jaa8cey Kstchun n. D.. 70 EA, aaghte Is>>
Brown, ESD. all VI AeE-KOrk City.
Al Notices Of Marriages must be iRd0rs'd Dsih fsS
paBge and qddreAs
New-York tribune., 1872-10-18
DIED

DIED.
FREEMAN-On THURSDAY H. Maneta vile Of Lerriin g. Fsss
man. A. daughter Of ne ate JOla d. MorneiL
Notice Of hereafter
POMER8Y-Ou WEDNESDAY Oct M Simeon Pomery in he SA re>s
ofhz age -..-...
The relatives isDd Of the my respectfully B'sd ssieA
Friday 18Th nst, at 0cock Sthoat iarAS
notice at bis ss residence. 2O7 East Poriy-seooBcst
New-York tribune., 1872-10-18
period in the two preceding ye
.w Ua@a

-, 809031O0 s3,sSoHi W. 10 10
ts shows that the total entries were nearly t50"OOo
boe the amount in the corresponding period Last year.
and above that Of the rst eight months oI &
~ chenges In the tariff took effect Aug u ana sWtiled
~, 1,s froTn customs for the month, which amounted
~ 56-the largest sum ever receiver % ia any one
,cDfk ~ anv collection district IN Lhe Chlteu Sate,
re soregong figures represent gold the imports Deng
given al their foreign gold cost freight an sd 90 e tb
Included The exports for August WsIe s-y,V' >, IL
cis and bnBoD therein was 5s6l4s e1elnSi'g On tne
specie the amount was t20i637l5 Currency ] m -
ports show gain Of about u OOV0 upo ~ t,reg,, ,orts
iast YEAR The exports from New YORK 70 ioresh poi
for eight months from January "a{1 40 i'i ISza
Total sl6l, ,l5l3l0 sE9ts,ss5 IA ]l94
~ e,c5g,s al spece Ils.4lol8J l5l,44Ilsi 49,.
II follows that the total exports iroin tlls ~ ~ i , ~
elusive Of Specie since Jan. were aDou' s'''' WV"
The oorrasnonding agngaa Qk lA2kJSM'
New-York tribune., 1872-10-18

Total 3Ji.4l6 32l J9....-345,26l 309,55
Majority for Hartranft N 1905 9657; IN ls'2 S57SI.
COMPARATIVE TABLE OF MAJORTTIES FOR GOV
ERNOR IN 1872 AND AUDToR-GESERAL IN
New-York tribune., 1872-10-18
5pecial Notiees

The fth Anniversary
or THB ST. LUKBS ASSOCIATION or CRACK PARISH
will be- Chapel PoufteenhL. opposite As Academy
Music THIS (Fnday EVENING ocook Addresses ~ih BE- .s4s
HENRY e. POTTER d. D. Rector o tie Pansa ass Res
JOHN W. KRAMER Mnstsr charge Of Ae Chapel bnef ruesss
operations he sn BE- rad
the President LLOYD ". WELLS The public are oorhair
ngitrd.
American Insutufe.-Tbe POLYTECHNIC branoh wh hsaA
meeting THIS EVENING, n Room ~ Cosper B=ls
iug Prof STEVENS win lecture on ihk kOA lhfhkkSr 90
TIE UNI rED STATES. Admsaoa ifee.
R0BzKr WEIR, Secretary. = d. fLLaAN. ChArsa.
The Workiugwomea's Protective UEion.
rAscs
worEis sAo boasehod rhAChkRs
COPYIsTs 'rRADRgWOMzN, CLERks. kc sappLod
povers aass o6aag eGpol Nagss
Sssh o-sc By AZ Shsn sesssss All nee Sf charge
Lifs-size Portrait
HORACE GREELEY
Head Gad bustl ltxlO uchesl
Al admirable hteoxaph bn ever a.s. -
able to % , q psEiors. Alrsnea, q
slarsss uagsa pese ,sd 90 psa,s q.
One DsAAg.
Aas~- IAk g46gsE ss-Sas. 0s-
New-York tribune., 1872-10-18
Nicol, Davidson & Co..

66 Br1aVlr Great Juue, ch-ee pstissss
O,'rr, Chaneeu Also Gilt Br,nfs. snd Cosod Ga
F1suses si l slnda Also, China Glass, Plated WAs
New-York tribune., 1872-10-18
THE STATE CANVASS.

LIBERAL, REPUBLICAN AND DEMOCRATIC
MEETINGS.
HsaporaRrrRs N. Y LIBERAL hryuaLicaa sraTsl
COsHTIEK, R00ns J89 AND 9l. Sr. NICHOLAS HOrEL- 5
HEaDeuARrEHs DEz0CKArIC srA1E CoHNIrrHE,l
Ro0ss 10 AND n. 81. NICHOLAS HOTzL
New-York tribune., 1872-10-18
John W. KIninsor', majority, $50: Hartrsnfs. ma
TWELFTH DISTRICT

majority. o64.
pfuwprr-r
New-York tribune., 1872-10-18

MAYOR HALL, RICHARD r. CONNOLLY, AND
TWEED CHARGED WITH CONSPIRACY AND
MIsDEMEASOR-rHE CHARGES BASED on THE
pAs-rS NOT gERvEp
New-York tribune., 1872-10-18

TAI1IEL 7
10 Franklin. Hou. ISAAC T. EGBkKT !.
Cbautluqua And Catafugs Hon DAVID MAXWELL IN Hst.s
All lgomcU.
John CoCHRANR Chairman Lbsr, Republican state COnmls.>
ALLkN c. BEACH. Chairman Democrats ErseuaTs Couaires
Friry i8
Besvl. =. J....................G Gen SAM J. CaOOGS
ThurIday oct -
Orange N~~ Hon PATRICK CORBErT.
HsckensAek. n STEPHEN J. hEASBT
New-York tribune., 1872-10-18
THE RLSG AGAIN INDICTED.

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