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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-26
Lost and Found.

TAKEN FSTRAY BY METROPOLITAN PO.
! LlCE-On the aOth instant, tWO-yeaT old BAY
HORSE COLT, hind right leg white and star on fore.
head scar on left hip which viii be sold 70 the high
90, At q O'clock, a. M, SATURDAY., Bth pToIimo,
unless owneTshlp be proven a this once, dS9 Louis
lana avenue, prior thereto. by order.
Oe259 GEO. H. HERRlOK, Property CLERK.
h1 n REWARD AND THE WHIP WILL BIZ
DIV EiVon Tor tho arrest OF the thief Nho stole
the whip from TIP buggy corner OF Twsnyh rst and
O023' 6OS FOuTtssn,h street
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-26

BAN, BOWLS thinks the President ought
to be made Independent Mr.. BOWles will
ind mex! north that his opposition hai
done Ii. ..- fr.a
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-26

THE Philadelphia Age IL still harping about
military despotlsm." Doesn't II think that
tenyears Is long enough to be harplng on that
airing
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-26
Educational

MEDICAL DEPARtTMENT
GRORGRTOWN COLLEGE,
WASHINGTON, u, U.
The Twenty third Uourseof Lectures 10 this nstitu.
tIon comm sliaed on MONDAY, October !, and will
end Ia the following March,
FACULTY.
ROBLE YOUNG, NJ. D.,
Professor Of Principles and PfAeiles Of Medicine,
General Pathology a. d Medical Elhioa.
y. ODOARDO HOWARD, NJ, D.,
Professor Of Ohatstros A6d Diseases Of Women and
children.
JOHNSON kIlOT, NJ d,
Professor Of Tlnclplsa aud Practice Of SuTEoIE
JANIS X, MORGAN, MD,
= oleahoT OF MAteTlA hsdcA, Therapeutics And Med
iCAl JuriapTudsnos,
JOHN q. y. HOlh1Oh, NJ. d.,
Professor VI Anatomy.
LOUIS MACKAIIr ia, N. D.,
Professor OF Physiology,
BENZ, y, hEDRlCk, N, ?. n. ID.
Professor q Chemistry and roIiooioEJ
WARWICK hNAES, NJ. d,
Demonstration.
HOWARD BANKER, N. D.,
PrOdaotOT.
For circulars aud further Indignation apply 10
JOHNSON EI.IDT. NJ D., DrRu,
oollm DO street n0TthNtst
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-26
Boarding.

ID ROOM, In a Es1d locality, cOhyenlenl TO the
Executive Departments, AppJ A. DIG Two fth
.tEssII 6slMosn and atreels noIihEes = I9pg9 Y
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-26
Pianos and Music.
Tea.

MAN ARIH TIA,
M Pure, hoalthtul aud fragrant, (Mms DsmoTast,
pTSat W. 2, Co, SilS Broadway, new York, Iold By
Mrs, Whseloet, AlJ l. street northwest, and George
Boydan, $40 fouE aud. bali street nnFthV6st;
a. Wholesale And retail b. Ms, Weaver, 1900 Tenth
stTest northWeGL Phes, el,bQ pound, o. pouAda
bI mall, oo2gsu
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-26
FOR PRESIDENT!
ULYSSES s, GRANT,
OF lGLINoIs,
FOR VICE PRESIDENT;
HENRY WILSON.
on MAaaAnHrnnrra.


BANKS wants peace" lie wants some
thing else, too.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-26

IchpOnu
THE Philadelphia Bulletin discloses Aleck
McClurc's little political game In Pennsylva-
MIA In case the late election went for the Lib
eral party. The ilustrious Aleck himself
was to be Governors Buckalew, United States
Senator Greeley, Presidents John W. For
ney, a Cabinet officer, and Andrew G. Curtin,
Minister to England. How Mcclure was To
make the GOyernorshlp Is explained as fol-
lows;
"McCluro's gOVernOrshlp, and the mode Of
getting II that was proposed, Is easily explained.
II the October election had been carried by his
mOngTol party, Bu0kaleW would have been Gov
ernor next winter. But both branches Of the
Legislature would have been Democratic, and
BuekRleW has declared that he would rather 10
United States Senator than Governor. 80
Mcclure would have been elected Speaker Of
the senate. Then the Democrats Legislature
would have elected BuokAloW United States
Senator. He would have resigned his office Of
Governor, and OOl. Alexander. X. Mcclure, a.
Speaker Of the Senate, would have succeeded
hlm."
Ii Is really sad that this lIttle plot should
be spoiled. OF course 1t was all in the In
terest Of reform and purity.
Mn. RANsDELL denies that he Is q candidate
for the marshalshlp Of the Supreme Court,
aud declares that he would not take IL on
any terms. lie says that he Is too much
welded to the Tribune and to Murat Hal.
stead to think on seVerlng the sweet and
blessed connection that exists between them.
Ills sole ambition Is to serve the Commercial
US Its correspondent, to write those delight
fully fair and honest Washington letters that
from tlne 10 time enliyen lts columns. We
are sorry for the Supreme Court. Mr.. Rams
dell would mako a superb marshal, and
would he a splendid successor to Mr.. Par
sons, that glass Of fashion and mould of
form. He IL, in the first place, a most accom-
plished Norman. French scholar, and would
recito the "oyez," 'oyez," with correct
enunclatiOn, aud beautiful emphOsls
Think OF the lustre aud the glory that Mr.
Ramsdell could reflect on that venerable
appendage Vi our Government, Of that an
gelle smile lighting up the dreary old cham
Der; and then, OF his majestic and stately
appearance on occasions Of ceremony. Rams
dou, la bis gorgeous apparel would be
thing Of beauty aud Joy forever at the head
Of the ning legal owls Wa trust that be
may reoonhldcr hs determination, and con-
aeat 10 DO candidate. lie Is the candidate
OF the tlgFUhLICAF, and we shall Of course
do our loai TO have him annniuled,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-26

LOB RENT-THR LARGE DWELLING HOUSE,
dS1 Penn lvaniA Avenuq, aiI doors gAat Of the
National Hotel wide rooms, atAlTpaasa and passage,
FRANUK TAYLOR,
iah9l-u . 3lA IndiAnA AVsnue
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-26

II q bsGatiiul little HOUSE, 10 the centre Of The
Village, with lsrss sroqnds veil sst in shrpbberJ
e AZ 81 N. Price s1,5OOi 100 s.sb 6,lsnoS
ootlBesst 71p Seventh street
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-26

DOR RENT OR sALR-A LARGE AND RI.R.
~ CANT residence on eetSeen second and Third
in eomPlste oiden freshly papeTed md painted ESi
and WatsF no annoyance from Hlreat improvemSnta
ali CON plstsd In that Vicinity. VIII Be Sold on Tsa
sopabls terms and long tine. AppI a. rSaidenos No,
Bl1 street, or gu aame street, haooud NAtlonal
BAnk tociEaot1 u o. McKFIDEN
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-26

FURNISHED HOUSE, FOR sALR OR RENT
II "A No, ID" best modern improTementai well 10
Gated suitable for foreign minister public ofoer
elegant paTlors ~ feet long finished In black walnut
Boarding house keepers need not applI
DYER DAVIDSON
oottb6t Once Seven IT,, cor. louislAnA ave,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-26
JAMES 4. MAGRuDER,
A. b. MULI.ErT,
\. = Brown,
~ STs IL skG FER 6EfRd AlrHS

IaT Ih3SEtTTyItsh IIf 4,FFkSsNG pi sTAE
TlUN, VINEGAR, hI0uLER's and other NIT
TKRS.
Ritter Wins N IrOn PsruylGn STtga. Elixir Of
OAlisAyA and other hns Tonnes. The largest stock,
IL IN. I.u-.-I LLEl.aa Al
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-12-05

erned, might perhaps have rcconciled
him to It's rulers, and opened for
him an honorable and illustrious ca
reer. AT worst he might have con-
tinued to serve with his sword a
Catholic sovereign, and might ha ye
carved his way with it to rank and
distinction. He was tempted home
by the opportunities of anarchy and
the hopes of revenge. In. his own
adventurous way he levied war to
the last against the men and the
system under which Ireland was op-
pressed. When he fell he fell with
a courage which made his crimes
forgotten. and the ghost of his name
still hovers about the wild shores Of
the kenmsre river ofwhich he was
SO long the terror and the pride.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-12-05

1t the newcomer is both brilliant
and stylish, the S. DIS are drivea
to the wall, yet they never say
yield" They set themselves
about watching her movements land
If they discover careless remark,
which can by any possibility be
called ungrammatical, or an unguard-
ed motion which can be called awk-
ward, they seize and enlarge upon
1t. If they fail to do this, they in
vestigate the lady's antecedents !;
and those S. DIS, who sprang from
the lowest stations in life. and who
are indebted to some fortunate acct
dent, or q good marriage connec-
non tor their present positions in
society, land not to their own merits,
are the most eager to discover if the
newcomer is well connected, il
there are any humble laborers among
her relations, if she was ever poor
and worked for a living; and if so,
to lose no opportunity of saying,
"She is We y pleasant yes, and
IT is quite surprising that she has
learned the ways of society so readi-
ly, for she has only recently moved
IN our Circles" or something as in
sinuatlng.
have always observed that the
most skilled Social Dissecter, is a
person whom nature sighted in the
distribution of brains. and one whose
early life, or whose connections,
would hardly bear investigation.
Yet for all that, the tongues of these
dlssecters cut none the less keenly :
and though we know that true men,
and true women, never indulge in
this low and mean amusement Of
dissection, without provocation, it is
none the less trying to pass through
the ordeal. -E2IQ Wheeler.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-12-05
THE PERSISTENCE OF ABU.
SEES.

Why are things not improved ?
Why are follies not swiftly removed?
You convince an individual-anv
number Of individuals-of the fool
ishness of a folly; but you cannot
bring these convinced people to act
III concert. Combination is very
difficult; ard social improvements
must always be very hard to make
In large communities. 1t is no.
difficult to imagine a community.
every individual member of which
shall be thoroughly convinced Of the
foolishness of some folly which he
or she commits daily. Nay, more !;
each member of this community
shall know that every other member
of the community thinks as he does
about the whole matter. And vet
the folly shall continue to be ram
pant for two or three generations
By the Author f"Friends an Cou,a
cI."
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-12-05

Gretna Green, the theme of al.
most every English novelist of the
beginning of the century, is hamlet
on the Scotch side of the border line
between England and Scotland.
It'was here that the runaway coup
les could be married according to the
Scotch law, which dispenses with
the formal ceremonies of the Estab-
llshed Church, although such mar
riages were held valid in England.
There were several persons living at
Gretna who made a profession of
performing the needful ceremonies
for runaway couples, and the last
survivor of these, named Simon
Lang, has recently died. He per-
formed the marriage ceremony for
the runaway scions of a great num-
Der of noble and powerful houses,
Including the Villierses, the Beau
clercs, the Coyentrys, and other of
almost equal standing. He long
outIived all his competitors, and saw
the decline ofthe golden days of old
Gretna, but still he continued in
harness to the last.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-12-05

The Queen of England has reversed
the gallantry Of SIR Walter Raleigh, who,
spread his rich plush coat out for his SOW
e'gn to tread upon The Duke of Suth
erlanG is having shaft sunk in his es-
tate to improve some mines, aud being
told OF these operations while there. the
Queen expressed desire 10 see them.
The Duke escorted her thither. and
while Her Majesty was standing on the
bank inspecting the work 1t commenced
to rain. A few yards off one of tho men
was ga wing some timber for the shaft,
and needless of the rain, continued his
work without coat. Presently he was
surprised to feel a light touch, and on
looking up perceived the Duke. who laid
q costly rug over his shoulders, at the
same time exclaiming, "The Queen re.
qusated tnS to present yon with her OWE
rug; you may keep it and wearit." ag
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-12-05

The new licensing scr reqpiriag drink
ing saloons to be closed by Q o'clock on
Sunday nlghts, aseaforcee at Liverpool.
England. for the first time. on Oct. 27tt,.
and considerable disturbance aoccated,
the .pollcs being compelled to arrest "a
number or PERSONA o3 bs7aqs3Q 1og ns
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-12-05
MANHOOD: !.
HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED.

JUST published, new edition of DR.. CULVER.
= ELLIS CELEBR ATED ESSAY on the radical
cure OF certain weaknesses, the effects OF errors
aud abuses IN early life.
she ceieo ated author, in this admirable ESSAY.
clearly demonstrates FIONA thirty years' success
iui practice, that the alarming consequences OF
SUCH errors and abuses may be radically cured
Wltnout the dangerous use of internal N edlcine
or coe application of the knife: pointing ont d
node VI cure al once simple, certain ann efectual
oy means Of which every sufferer no matter what
nls condition may be. may cure himself cheaply,
privately, and gGdicdlLy.a tt b- - ~ -
~ fhia ccture should be In the hands OF every
youth and eve man in the land
sent. under seal, In plain envelope, to any adj
oress, postpisd, Oh receipt Of sixscents, or two
post stamps. ~ D'1' s7t17
Also, DR.. culverwell's - Marriage Guide. price
Address tie Publishers, d -s.s...re
81 Bowery, New York, Post-Oniee Box A,63d
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-12-05

A proclamation las been issued by
Gen. Ducrot to his troopa, exhortiug
to remember that their duties were nave
more imperious and sacred than now
and stating that Germany may yet rue
rendering hearts and homes, and tearing
from Franco her dearest children. -.5 E..
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-12-05

Some juniors at Yale f1irted most dee
psrAtel9 with the Japs during their re-
cent visit, under the Impression that they
were ladies. II, ftt,ar n. ~ - -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-07
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Mr.. Brooks Dem. y. " presented Il memo
rial Of the Ncw-Yorin Chamber OF Commerce. for TIT
the appointment Of shipping Commissioners b. Iniicd
States Circuit Judges. Also Of Deyoc Co. against the
repeal of the duty putty and sienna, ana on earth
paint from Italy.
Nr KELLY REP, Penny pr, sened protest Of the Ra
Of theological and religious tests INFO The preamble
or body Of the Constitution.
Mr. SWAMI dem. MIDI presented petition Of The so-
dicrs of the late for the Union pray for equal
zItiOp Of bouuues.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
hr BAf,Usep, ILL., authorizing The construction OF a
blldse across tue Mississippi River from point ia St
Jan county, Illinois, 10 pOipi IN South ~ Louis
wlthln Inc Old limits Of Car0ndelCt.
Nr DAWES rep, Mass.l--FOr the establishment OF
ocean usiil service 10 Australia.
ar COA tllen., y. " To promote the economy and
enGGncy OF the pension service Also to promote trade
Mr. ROOSEVELT tDcrn., n. Y)-Reiating TO the ro-
m0yal Of Gauss To United states Courts ~ ~
Mr. srARBWEhTdER rep. COnn.I-For the promo
non OF IRON shlpbnlldlng III the United States.
Mr.. J.. MYEFs Htep., Penn)-To ,ncoIraee and nro
mote eiegraphic communication bot ween Amercn Asia
and Europe ''" 1'oi''
Mr.. LOWE Rep. Kau.I--FOr the sale tof the Miami
Mr.. FARNsWORIH (Rep., nL)-Grantlup ncns,ons IN
certain solder Pilots engineers, ANA other nersons :"
Ule Black Hawk A' ~
MI. COTTON Niep, ewal-AuthOrizlne the cons,rno
Iowa. " ~'4e0"un',
~ M VOORHEES, Dem, Ind), from the Judiciary
oh-ttee ported bill fG the refundihg Of ali In rcs
heretofore collected any lDcOue derived from fhe sa
aHcs az lhcers OF stafe Governments acting nle,
sate authority. KeoOmnitted.
.. TIE EDUCATION BILL
~ - ociocR the i0lAt resumed tie consideration Of
~ p~ 70 eslablsh an fdUsaropD ipd, aud 10 apply
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-07
pOIICE NOTES.

Tho residenoe of George w Curtis No. 102 Second
pl.ss B,ooPp was robbed st evening Of ewey worth $1,000
The body of John Coleman, an Irish laborcr OF
No AS Cberry found yesterday Cd per NO :" EAST
c. -, No 900 Tbird-aye. occupied by Diker-
man Co "A hardware store damaged sock Y9VO naeo
for $4,000 49,,
Henry Carpenter ago II, was SIlously, iigu i :,
yesterday By being caught IA TIC maehIheV - '"'
Sixty hrstst and Frta".
William Green Of No Is Spruce-st.. during row
the rear OF No lB Motif early yesterday m"fnhg N.s III
The head with bySi unknown man, ano rsoeV'o ~ p
Timothy Burke, who assaulted MlcbaSl s VIZ
Of committed
McC aty alleged accomplish was also eom"i''eN' III,
John Breen's stock OF groceries, at NO 20 le,n ~
ave was damagd $4,000 BY Gre early yeday ns,e1 LOT
bg The Adnatc Company The building IL Owned b Ibomas
and damaged 81 j insured for $4,000 BY the Eagle COMPANY
At the Tombs Police Court, yesterday, Jist is.,
popy ,onmt,ed William and james Dunn Tor s'eahhg
xScb value Is from lie pocke, Of Arthur Dsheon OF 70 1
Elns in the store No. IS Crosby lcbaiu ee,e, U.s., -
v,sng apuare value VS. the apartment oil Es' "'BS
N, VI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-07
DIssENsIoNs IN TAMMANY HALL-ACTiVlTf OF
TILE TWEED FACTION

A largo number of the members OF the
Tammany Society met Monday evening in the "couhch
Chamber" OF Tammany Hail. James b. Nicholson, athef
~ the Council presiding. The minutes OF the pre-
ous meeting lat which 100 new members were eected
we're read and the usual motion made "that tDeS
stand approved" This carried but almost instantly
Henry W. Genet, who, With Judge Cox John Morris'ey'
John T. Bradley and others, had been working dhgenty
In Tho cause Of Tweed sprana up stated that nc dd NOT
understand tie resolution and upon learning llac ~ u
been adopted moved ts reconsideration, with view 70
offering q resolution Disappearing OF the minutes az reau
lively debate followed, and the matter Deng plesscu
10 ballot the Tweed interest defeated III the lndOrhe
ment of the minutes by vote OF o. TO Co. 10 inc giet
chagrn of his follow who Immediately made an attack
uuou the new members, declaring that tlr eectlOn u
been Illegal and was consequently VOID ms at'acs
finally resulted IN the appointment OF COmDl.Iee Ol
seven TO invest gate The election or TIC new mehfs
and report at the next meeting which had been ee.ted
IN compliance with the requirements OF thc CONSTITUTION
and BY Lava, aud which lad not.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-07
LECTURES, MEETINGS. ETC.

DIR. Cotton will give his sixth lecture and
exhibition 1t the Cooper Institute, tomorrow afternoon
admi ting gentlemen ~ well rs ladies.
The German WOmen's Verein in aid Of
widows and orphans held an annual meeting at ~ Mat
thows Church, In Brooine st. yesterday The receipts
Of the Society last year were SgJ7 s5 assets s9lSo g
expenses S,213 @, balance, sl3,74 o. Tho following
officers were elected President. Mrs. DIR. Icber Vice
President MIs Pastor Eosbcrg; Treasurer, Mrs Bcyer
Secretary, Miss StOhimann.
The Order OF United American Mechanics
will hold parade IN tins CITY, Feb. 22 in honor of WASH
jBgtCDs birthday. Councils FROM oil the States, espec,y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-07
REGULAR REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS.
CivIL SERVICE REBORN.

Mir. FESIQN rep, ". ~ presented petition, eigued
by % States OF the Union, regarding laws and
regulations governing appointments 10 and removals
from Offices, salaries and eIgutites Of public officers
sad,
AhPREsDENT present the petition Of sonnet hing over
iDO leading merchants ard jaukCrs of NcWYOib tty.
ibnk no more important memorial has ever been pra.
f1u % ngrcs. both 10 respect 10 the character Of
20 memo lsts ana tI8 subjects OF which they treat.
an pIesenang papers TO the Senate, | have geRraIy
1870 ~ VcI 10 lElei sentence Abnt in TINS case
rec guh.to 90 making fuller gtatCut nt which can
not DO better than in the earnest and juncsive aJ~
EaPe "l llc in' lloIaiss thDnselrcs tiiSt the fen
ray: '' 'N " 'NN' '''
We tfe undersigned. citIlcps ~ the Usif.d States
HaNAb ~ htaft We BEST Interests OF our fctpfr, oy
hli party " selfish C0nside iat.tus DO no, carrv "a
nt40b you ~ such bCl 4 ~ give yC4, eafc and r -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-07
HOME NEWS.
TurRuoyprER YESTERDAY At nUosUTs' NO Aa BROAD
WAY. ,.,..tah,
os% Noon .S 'Sg%'
PROMINENT ARRIvALa

PROMINENT ARRIVALH =
R,srooyt Bouse-V. Schirkoff, Russian Charge
1a,res at Washington; Sir A. r. Gait OF montreal anu
GEN J. H. Wilson. - F.th Avenue Hotet , ~ white
eli and Cen W. O. Ely Of Connecticut, Andrew ~; nns,
presSen Of Cornell University Judge Israel D. sPonge,
Of syracuse the Hon. J. H. Humphrey Q, Train Of
me Neir- Haren Palladium - st. htehoeoss =, OHIO
ExGov Hendee Of Vermont Judge Hltch90esi a. OF
tIIe Iitchlmrg r. r. Co., and j. ". Knapp Of hIpun'
- Erereu House- Commander r. Lowry,o iIGnan,s
staff - Gisey Honsc-Gen. George stark vi a NJ "
tho Rev. j. III. johnson OF kingston ealaua a Uoiek-
o w-Jcrsey. === HeHoPoHu.,
r. L. Latin, Inspector OF State Prisons " St,''eo,.
Uouse-The Rev L. C. Newman OF philadelphia ,,J
Holman Kouse-GcD A. g. DiveD Of Ellnira - WusY
Central Hoe-Gen %. T. Bruce OF Madison Yonc
Y: Lieut.. Commander McCarty and Paylnastef Lo,s,
u s. Navy and Harrison Gray OTIS OF Boston. s,aS
tor H0nse-The Hon. Charles Stanford OF Sehehcs"''
N, Y, and e ex-senator Doolitte Of Wl5cOnsn'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-07
MODEL ENGLISH YACHTsMAN-WHAT ASH
BURY WILL DO.
The New-York Yacht Club received and laif
the table at us annna meeting last week the FOL
lowing letter from James Asbbury Of the yacht Livonia

No. 9srssEI.PIAoE. HYDE PARK GARDESs Jan 10 1871
10 ne coaa.ooos abi coHs'hr y n ois lde| Ctrb:
1851 sir month"; notice h. be given; hence ms OBJ
er the receipt Of your answer have no Eowge that
think very have the time allowances rcartnge In 1870
",ers u,dsr The os Of tb New York YaeIt Csb
against what thy woul he under Royal Thames Yacht Club rules
Prior 10 the departure in 1871 Of Lvona fr New YoT. verv
opinion pre- allied in America that she could the Ga ni a,
ey p1 s OF -. Yo,k Ysb, cs With .n sue would
visit the time sosanee altered D. practically rive the youa
peasnce such alterations Llad iu Ly,
wpS the Ii,caa IS sseonds erre"IT csp.o h, oIy
,ery general To into dcsraby Of altering your
I would therefore suggest that the In.nber, of ~
ton whether alterations should be- made In the ,snec. i
regards Keel vessel and oenrbhsn aud 70 what am
thereby foI the future Of their ingc4rn which
nectssliated my sailing under hIna protest To- unme IN
with 81 Cup shall take equitable sort. m
like Interpretation Of Jour deed Of trust AZ did @ and then and
bot shall take purely legal ors.rac on Of nc document To-
should rail uD1't legal ADVICE this colntr, "a IN
tho rights several clubs under the deed of nv view. fr
are confirmed should challenge Accordingly but On the pY
mrnt ihe against In lsi event the law Cous Erw
would be required to official Judgment the sd,ie of emf
Queens counsel without whose favorable opinions y br.
] should not have kaiol
Requesting III, favor Of sp eary reply rGsnia oa truly
JANIS AsHsrHt
Tho Club has adopted the following resolutions with
reference 10 the Aslbury cGps:
Bh<red, IEaDHh Commodore Ashry has cl,rgi the N.,
fos iseh Club with ,hsp practice AHd unfair and n,p, nte
hsoiei That they oaunot With sespec compc r,f the
cups vbi <ere deposited With Commodore bclneu ~ oys
ahbnr be sl for by The yachts 81 dc hraion y H Gas
.a thai te tnse,a'y We ptGelr 10 ,mn ne . &c las
-sbtVy.