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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-29
INCIDENTS OF THE LOCAL CANVASS.


The Twentieth Ward German Reform Asso-
cation have approved the Apollo Hall candidates.
A meeting of the Tammany Hall General
and District Committees in theivIIth Assembly District
last evening was addressed by Mr. Wagstah' the eand
date for the Assembly.
The Democrats of the With District, Hudson
Comfy. \. J., have nominated Edward 7. Haslam for
AsscmbIvmon Alex T. McGill received the Democratic
termination for Assembly III the LIST District
n. A. Bass, Francis A. Stevenson, John J'
Fitzgerald and Maurice A. Herlz deny having author
,,ed the use of their names IN the Litter repudiatlng
ApOlo Hall aud signed by Alderman Van och"'cA' Dun
jIniu Wood, and others
4 Tammany ratification meeting for the
With Assembly District was held last evening at No.
II E.sex-st Henry Ehrenfelt presided, and VIM e.
Glover GEN f. u. spiuOla. Isaiah RYnders, Martin
Nachtman the Hon. g. :. Cox ana others dehNe'cu az"
dresses.
The German Democrats of the Alth Assem-
by and IVth Senatorial Districts met last nisht' at
pearl and Ceutrests George Pearson presided jacob
Koehlrr Charles Knkel aud Dr. Gerker nade speeches.
Resolutions were adopted approving the lamn'ny
state ana local candidates.
The Democratic General Committee Oh hlhgS
County met last night and received report from the
subcommittee on Confessed Seats. Considerable dis
satisfaction was expressed In regard to the ward can
did,ies. Robert Furey favored the wlthuraWhl OF
hessIs Uutchlugs aud Brown candidates iol ich
Of te TWeny-rst Ward, and desired to nominate Iaos.
Iutrhug, IN their stead The matter WAS reIerteu 10
me ward delegation Tue same course WAS pursued III
the sixth Ward.
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laying TIE c1YAL LOAN.

oNr MILLION DOLLARS RAISED N NEw-YoRK
igrOu IsE SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT OF TIE TRmUSE.l
ALBANY, Oct. 2S.-COntroler Hopkins re-
turned to Office this morning from New York, where
h has been the purpose Of raising money with which
pay The principal and interest Of the Canal loan due
oy. The amount OF this loan. which natures at that
lime. l. .074GOO. and the interest is s9s73; total
g. oSi473. lie succeeded iu obtaining from Mt Green
Cnntrolerof New-York, account Of taxes due from
hat county before Dec 100000; he borrowed OF
banks IN YORK $500 CO., and the remainder viii be
drawn IA equal quantities FROM the Albany aud country
canal banks
The whole amount OF tax which will be duo to the
State from NcwYork Dee Is ss,lGO15j II. In this Is In
cluded the Deficiency tax, which the Legislature
uthOrl ed Mr. Green levy, but which he holds 70 he
Unconstitutional, and which he informed Mr.. Hopkins
De should not raise. Deductng this leaves the amount
az money be received from New-YOrk this year at
Ai5lJ795 o. Hereafter TINS tax, by law passed last
q me, viii be payable oneLaf on the 18Th OF April aud
1Le Other half the 18th Of MAY. The amount OF THIS
isK already pad this year Is $l,5900OO.
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THE POLITICAL REFORM PARTY.

ACTION OF THE JOINT CONVENTION OF THE
COUNCIL or POLITICAL AND T1iE GERMAN
reform ASSOCIATION.
The Joint Convention of the Council of
Political Reform aud the German Reform Organization
met at the Cooper Union lst night Prof Dwight the
chair
Ex-Gov Solomon moved to take from the table the
resolution 10y which Judge Fanchor was rejected rs
candidate, when adopted.
A motion To rccOmmit to the Committee the report on
the Judiciary with instructions to strike from the list Of
candidates the name Of Judge Fancher, was Withdrawn
by vote OF "a TO 81 but only after very spirited de-
bate in which Judge Emmot, Alderman Ficoner, Com
missioner Meyer stern, and others took part motion
was then adopted that the Convention disagree with the
report OF the Committee the Judiciary, and
that all candidates for the Supreme Court be
approved. On motion, all The candidates
Marine Courts Endorsed with the exception or Mr.
Hatch. The report OF the Committee on G2nnty NON ON
rctons were raised to the indorsement OF DIR. john
was connected with Col Hermann Of bounty nOtoriey
whose boudsman he became after the Colonels mis-
deeds we're brought before the Court Both candidates
for Sheriff second time Endorsed. Tho report on
Comfy Clerk and Coroner was referred bick TO me
Committee Tho part of the report indorsing Mr.
Green adopted after which the convention au-
Tbe Fourth Assembly District Council OF Political
Peform met ast night ami nominated John Fox for
senator aud Charles Reilly for Assemhlylnan.
The German citizens OF the XlXth Assembly
Instruct met last night at Plyne's Hail. West PifyDnth
- Mr. Jacob Weismann in the chair. A number OF
snsecbes were made and resolutions adopted declaring
that honest capable and trustworthy men should re-
rrye their support and that while there were a row
GOOD men upon Tammany ticket its nominations as
yell as those Of Apollo Hall Republicans were
dictated 20 q great extent by the desire OF
- rtoin men to secure the spOils or Office
erye marty interests and the opponents Ot any
DEFINITE principle. a Committee OF three was appointed
nrf ,r with the Committee from the XXth Assembly
District where resolutions OF like character nave
already been adopted. Meetings were also hcd ln the
win Assembly District where similar resolutions
Gre ,dopted and conference committees appointed.
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MUSIC.
AZ oprRAr1c CoNcERT.

Mr.. StrlLOsch was fairly successful last
s,ght with bis experiment at the Academy Of Music,
and we see 30 reason why concerts on the plan he pro
1osos should not become popular The principal
enembers OF his company-Mme. Nilsson excepted-with
fhe whole orchestra aud chorus, appeared IN varied
tseoction OF pieces most OF them from operas
which hs,o not been TOO often heard Of
yale, and large proportion Of the
numbers on The long programme were listened TO with
evident satisfaction. OF the concert was not all
excellent but there was merit enough in the perform
suce 10 Justify very favorable verdict. The boxes
we're not well filled, but the lower floor was crowded
, MUNICIPAL NOTES.
. The first public rehearsal of the Newly YORK
Philharmonic Society will tax place next Friday.
Miss Kcllogg's English Opera Company
eees TO be- prospecting and great deal Of its success Is
said be the zeal with which the prnd donna
-rse directs the reheaEsal. Next week the troupe t.
20 appear DO 81. Louis.
Mr.. Theodore Thomas, who is now at ST.
Louis, will give concert Brooklyn on the 18Th OF
November aud win begin Its pubic reDearsls for the
philharmonic society in thar city the 1871 lis hfst
- mphony Concert In New-Y0rE j. 10 he on the I'D
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: -, Aha examinations referred to would require nut
80 minutes, and. as it has proved, are OF the
-. vital Importance in the system OF checks pro-
sided By law A.. no,. sh,rO ~
think the banks are not without their snare OF
xiame for this defaloation. Tho law not only to
'Sniras the Controller to obtain monthly statements
rom them, but. in another section o1phci1iy uioo'S
sbem 20 transmit to the Controller monthly s'A'e
roents Of the moneys which shall DO receiveu anu
pad by them on account Of the Treasury ms
- have not done, or Phelpss defalcation would
h,ve been discovered Sept. T.
7, cannot be denied that any man holding the 20
;t;on which Phelps did can steal if he is disposed
e. but I am convinced that if all the requirements
~ the law had, in this case been literally observed
sn The Controllers Office detection would have oeen
10 certain hat no delalcaton would have OCCURRED
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GOgGRNNEyr WEArHER REPORT
WAR DEPARTMENT,

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or THE CHEF SIGNAL OPFiCFR,i
WAsHiNGrOa y. c. wednesday, Oct. % Il a. IN.
Synopsis for the past "a hours
The stOrm-cen that was on Monday night
over the lake region has moved very slowly east ward,
and the lowest barometer Is central north OF Lake
OnarO pressure has risen rapidly in other sections
country and IA hi CHEST over the Southwest
The temperature has very generally fallen tho great
changes beng reported from the Middle Atlantio
states and the Eastern Gulf states north-weslerly
winds and clear weather prevail over the lower Missouri
aud ONO Valleys. the Gulf South Atlantic. aud southern
portion Of the Middle States as well as on tho New
England coast. .
Fresh and brisk nOrh-weS to southwest winds. with
cloudy weather and snow reported from the lower
Lakes the barometer has fallen, with sOu'h-wcstory
winds and rising temperature III tue eXtrome North
West.
pTO5abHtfs.
For "Wednesday in the Gulf States. northeriy winds
and clear, cold weather.
For the south aud Middle Atlantic states northwest
winds backing TO southwest, and clear cold weather.
For me Hide and Eastern SiItcs. TeSf aud southwest
minds pqrtiy cloudy and clear heather.
For the lower lakes rising barometer. winds veerlnR
10 northwest with clear or clearing weather.
For the upper lakes and the Northwest. falling
barometer south westerly winds, higher temperature,
aud clear weather.
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OTHER PROJECTS.

OPENING OF TIE HARLEM RIVER AND POErCuESTER
ROAD.
The Harlem River and POrtchester Railroad
will probably be formally opened BY Nov. 10, it, con
struction having nearly $20OOc0 The lower ter
minus Of the road on the Woscbeser side Of the Har
lem River short distance south of Harlem Bridge, and
opposite the secoud-ave Of this city. where the Com
many has secured tract O land having frontage OF
more than thousand feet along the river The length
of the road from the Harlem River to New Rochelle Is
f2t miles Both tracks already laid, tho only OBJ
stace to the opening traffic being at the bridge across
Pelham Bay The center pier viii be completed at or
before the end OF this week. when the draw viii be
placed IN postiou and the road opened for travel The
stations Will DO at Harlem River Port Morris Hunts
Point West Farms, Westchester, Baycheser and Pei
ham The road win be operated by the New
York, NewHaveu, and Hartford Railroad Company,
under n lease from tho Harlem River andfPortchester
Railroad Company. II will be known as the Harlem
River Brapch Of the NewHaven Railroad
NEW LOAN.
The Philadelphia and Reading Railroad
offered in London on Wednesday last through firm of
bankers their prospectus TO capitalists relative to the
new gold loan Of 100000 authorized by the Company
The mortgage bonds dated Oct 1873, and are to
p years They are protected by snSg f1Ra OF
dent GOwan explains Tie position OF iHe COMPANY ~
circular letter accompanying ,rG IsonIes incressed
carrying facilities ana In addition there are pew eOa
III tO opened FOR greater eUDplJ OF cohA
dton the scarcity OF vessels has created nccesf lot
an addition 70 the Companys fleet of ron-sere golfers
for me shipping trade Port chmOnd which amounts
10 500 100 tOn per For these several purposes
II Is estimated SOO)O0O0 will be required Inc present
net revenue Company he represents equa 10 tue
Interest and sinking fund upon tho loan herein an
nofrced and on the existing debt, while continuing the
usual ana ual dividend OF 10 per cent
RAILROAD MOTIFS.
The directors Of the Vermont Central Rail
road held meeting yesterday at the Ofice OF g L. NJ
Barlow at No. 35 Wla-st, and discussed matters re-
Iating TO their enterprise.
The following officers OF the st. Louis Air
inc Railroad which 10 extend between St. Louis aud
Milwaukee. have been elected:
President Jo.bua srl Milwaukee viesPetdeni greEs
ne, Of Perm H. Seefeafy William g. Parsons Of bwalft Treas
ure John Black MEaakee ErecauL Comme H. johnson
Of WooeS H. George BurBblH and r. ". Pierce hlSaukte
the President and Vee'lfeaoehh
The following notice has been issued by the
UgioB Pacific Railroad.
Oas one under The 6 mortgage intbtgrt o.
road o The Union Pseic Railroad having deceased ani
Surviving trnstes the tsd eoptAcn lrng Ia l. 1L
appointment Of successor meeting a th ltncLOf uhlf
morgGye purpose Of tug such vsenef IgsaAi 70 We
terms ere held VI Wal AID bsA9t' loiA'"D
MfdueAfaV Bera
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YELLOW FFFER.
INK DISEASE STILL ABArISG IN MEMPHIS.

rIm DISEASE STILL ABATISG IN MEMPHIS
MEMPHIS, Oct. 23.-The mOrtaary report from
yesterday to-day gives IS deaths from ye.
low fever and from other causes, and shows falling
In the number Of new cases Of fever Tncre was
GARD frost this morning, and the temperature IS still
FALLING Mayor johnson is sufficiently recovered
.eHme his official duties to-day.
LATERTbe mOrtuaTy report for the past "a hours up
70 O'Clock tonight, shows a 0eaths from yeiOw fever
eud from other causes decrease OF four deaths
from the fever. OF those who Cied to-day niue
ventures 10 feel that her hour OF relief has The
FcOurge has yielded 10 the frost aud soon business viii
It's accustomed activity. To day has been cold,
aud tonight ice is forming IN the CUTTERS and heavy
frost is sure for tomorrow morning
SUBSTANTIAL AID FOR TIE MEMPHIS SUFFERERS.
Urea, Oct. 29-Tbe following dispatch was
ueeeiyed by ex-Goy. Seymour this morning:
CISCISEATI. Oct IS.
Tie Hon. HORATTO SEYMOUR aud ROSCOE CONKLING:
Cincinnati 40 the last election raised 81 900 by placing
NJ each of the polling places IN charge OF the judges
extra ballOt-bO1 labeied GIVE Dime 10 the memphis
hu1erers" Their LOO orphans DOW appeal Tor aid II
sou viii announce 70 the NewYoTk voters at once %
he Associated Press gmethOd that you will receive aud
gOnty distribute funds, sending the word broadcast
over the state an sum can be raised on NOV
Advise OF the cities and 10 r1t aud post at
eo polls, Help the Memphis orphans, shu IurhsH AZ
Fxra charity baOt-bOx the Judges, and say tat you
WI receive forward al funds 20 the snherersi aud
please answer and ACT nj once. l.. Il. BRADsIRRET.
There Is authority for saying that Messrs Seymour
sad COEEug will accept the charge. and that they ASK
sot liberal response this call fer aid " tho sufferers
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CATTLE MARKETS.

Cmc,Go. Oct. 23Cnrfg dull and unsettled receipts 2Sooi
prices shipping grades yearly nomint very light
Fur to Good ~ moderately active at 81 500 - 81;
good Cornd Socke Ia fair demand al ~ %
50 sos shipments, l7S
Live active; receipts 10000 msrkt strong for heavy a,
81 9Od$ 10 Common Ezra lht weights ques and steady ~
81 1884 40; shipments, $500.
sHEsP dun; sales OF Common Choice 81 50GSI %.
WATERFOWL 2SBEEE C1rrLE-Recpts, 1907 head;
the maet has been pac u to-
country butchers bought hgb parties selling Their beet
folly t lover all grades sale 0lthcce at
~ 756SO; Extra - 10 - 90 First Qnltl - i0QSo 0oi
second Quality. SG6S7 80; Thru .shy 81 75at5 90
LANBRecepts Ssh hcai thr sheep trade appears
to ths cattle; Shrep sold t. 4c & % 64 he
best pr DICE Lns u shep - 50 70
s,ch .rira SlaSi S7la. Spring Lambs, A. rGc Y 10.
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tho University OF Edinburgh, where he received
his diploma medical doctor In 1911. d. hoianu
gradually acquired emnence his profession. and was
appointed Physician in Ordinary TO tho late Prince Al
bert in 1910; Physician in Ordinary 70 tho Queen In 1874
and was created Baronet April TO- 1862 Ito
wrote several valuable works. including MeoieaI
Notes ana Reflections" Mental Physiology" ana
travels in Albania" He Travelled extensively III
Europe and this country, and made many friends wher-
ever he visited. His wife tho daughter OF Kew
Sydney Smith aud died Nov. 2. 1866
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LATEST SHLP NEHS.


tor other ship News THIRD Pagc.l
ARRIVED.
Sesmiip Cis,ara (Brl Butler Gsgoy Oc@ 10. via Neville
lj,n .ith iudse. ani pass. TO Henderson bru
tdbrl Never Hamburg O- H. ADd hafe
Sih. NIB ldse. -nd pass To kulhsr't y Co.
steamship Minlslsh (Brl, Mer, Newcastle oct o. With mdse 10
Steamship San Jseinto Hazard sasasa,b vita mise AMI pass to W.
steamship Huntsville croNe savannah. sit, mise and to
Robert L0Sden.
Bre Pearl (o Newayeul Ncl Broaioes - lars with wosses
shr Rambler HeW-loaionl Coleman, PodefnE Il eays win
logNooL
SAILED.
Samhips Wilmington for Havana leo o Savaapah onih Car
opt f are.loa Nyauoke. Tor Norfolk uyst Tor Antwerp;
bsrks w. H. Brsse, Tor Me,9ure Sea kug, for D0bia.
ALSO SAILED.
steamship Fiauce COX LUscpooL
NlND--HaHs. Q, igbt, S 81 clear
DOMESTIC PORTS.
CHARLEroN Oct 2SAnVet sleamhgs Georda and Manhattan
ty Point from Sayanaan brig Edlh Hal, FROM
baltimore; tcbrs ". L. Baouh, from savannah; Daniel Cotton
from Philadelphia. Bgdrtt art from Sesiorkj Jennie Addiction
mingun Del Oliver jameson from Noois Hole Ngsau nom
Bridgeport
sAvANNAH, Oct IS Arrived. bark MaTugi.i hon Havana
CLEARED, sehrs Carrie Alice for Boston
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DIED.
ATKIssoSIn Doolya iiOadl' Oct a. 1873 william Abs
TIE afH. I'D qqsans.s' so Ie,'cs sm P5 III o. we as
day afternoon, 2 = o'clock
BEAYSARDAt Harlem sqrt'y Paoes, widow Of a' ' TsOr
Tie md q ne 'my sgse!'iiy invited % siis1a
twenty arstst. Wednesday, At a. O'Clock 4
CHABERrOu Monday Oct z. Essoae cssber IN shs va
Tancrsi service, will take place r,sa No 81 Mary.
friends respectfully invited ~ attend.
YBsOn Monday 27 Preerc1 George Of Howard and
ps1e ,' .si ' fspy are I Ss % stas . funeral service, At .
Tienee Of b. parsa 10 l.; One hla6r da9a %
p. n. Tstarsias isa,5s Harlem AZ 2:i5
i All 4do Ss,s9 k Ss Ssa.s s i5G sy5 %Si
The funeral cerepone. sl taAS place oeoc. n on
pao FhDa sui relatives viii eas' attend Ssos' fsrasr h-
LAYroS-on Sunday oct; 90 Hear Laytsa he 49, rear
on weone OF 20. ~ oeloc', from his A1s residence 10
BergeB-,L. Brooklyn
MAragwsOn ru,dar qt oc % G...rais gln, ss tash-
Of Ferdinand y sad Fame hathe's' eyed II yesD
Notice of funeral hereafter
osrn,SDER0u Mouiar Oct. 81 Nan, ". viz ofDt Geo. 4
Ostrfnier. 20 Gosre-s,t, Bu1Lua -.
The funeral will @,e place nom the lf'yetge Pros church (D,
reaiSe are inSitcG to attend without nriAsr ucue-.
MISUNDERSTANDING satdriay evening Oct 25 a. Mot J..
julia e. vie Of george H. h5'd aud Youngest 1iHa''' o. "' A'
Funeral v i take place e- residence COZ Herg'L 8foohn.
o. "saGssisy co. ~ a = = a i5, AM, ,s Mont
clair Relatives ,nl friends aToI % aesi ".l'Osi
further Tran i-f;Ais.s letfI AT f'tO L.
Providence, h.. l., pspsrs please oo1Y.
TARLRrON MONDAY O u. o. pues1r j. Rev. Rslsrt
Tset0l Of the Newl % Confidence VI .hs 81 I. Church
sol Of funeral hereafter.
THORNTON-On Sunday O,k ~ 81 her reistnee DelnpsS'
Mrs ElEbsth Thornton.
The funeral take pa Lakes Church cianve Brook
Ign. on Wednesday, 18Th lust. 81 p m
TYDBMAN-On Monday, Oct 81 1878 MA Jrr, yousss 1Aigi
~ n William Y. sni Margaret = ls'nin- 80
H aas,s :: 1s ei H Issd @ " as ' s o WSJ
WALTTRS- Pabu.h tn siy. oei y Lttl dsr'b'et OF
George w. and Mar Walters sg'i 'sifs months Aal - 9tA
and i8my nfie = a4 lhs
funeral from Otter ysreas Thursday ahe'no'n Az
o'clock.
wRIGHr-On Nua,, or -, George william Wright 'h' 6i''
his .----,
The svs sp friends Of iH1.sa % 4eri te itnsral
from ~ Psups Chanel Of JroAdfaT AID Y ~ 1n "etnes
day, 20h inst. at ~ OcacA
wyCKoPPIa r,ok,o si,or ss5r. illness john & WytoS
aged G3 ---.-,.. H.,
The re yes OF The nls RESPECTABLE nui t. ave
tn " ashiugtoniv. Bagdt t1lh or Hs al
Ws.hngtor ayes, Fhiay, hs jlsi us%i ocs'A y w.
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Z" What ought to be considered Honestly aud Les"p
Gold s-SeaIs go OF d gold 4 aloT hlll all The
gearat eo may be considered hoasst gol os wen ana wears
All other proportions fail "a their pse,snou' ana 'a0us ~
and es may tolerated hei be'uim' ps'ea ""4
uA base sduerHt--vls" Tds Book Of Hal Mara.
Waiting Ealaod should 20 NJ SrRnsrkts Ns .. " -
Londob inspect his choice sioeA y ~ 80 ~
gas.h soss sa4 br0aAA OsaV<se s He~
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LOVE, MARRIAGE AND DIVORCE.
LECTURE BY Ex-MAYoR NALL,

a. Oakley Hall lectured IN the Galaxy Course"
last evening" at the Church Of the Disciples, upon
Love, Marriage and Divorce" In opening, lac SAID
that be did not come as . cynic GROWER, rs an
orator or q surgeon. but individual. He would
only run an express car through the landscapes love-
of marriage. OF cOmpanionsnip-then among darker
scenes.
Mr. Hall put In an earnest plea for mothers-lnlaw,
though he was not retained by them; they were able 10
susain themselves. The good husband should learn 10
practice diplomacy, though the mother-in-law should
moi he should remember that his wife VIII some
time become mOtneI-in-aw.
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MARRIED.

ALyARRZ--HBFsEYIn Brookiys Thorsisy Oct % 81 ~
Church John Baptist bT the Rev Fh Byrns Dadsso y
ATss Mary Augusta eeDey daughter Of John HeeneY esq
HBPBURNSHsWIn Loeb HAYES Penn Oct 49, By the Rev 10
seph hcsbl., Samuel D. Hepburn 10 Mss Clara T. shaw
KING-MoADAM-On THURSDAY Del, 49, 1873, By Bsy. ~ Pull
man, William II. King 70 Cora McAisn.
LByISOG-SsITH BrookigB ThoilY, Oct % Al the resi-
the brds he Rev ives Buingon, Chsa-
or g. J,son to ssds Louise Youngest daughter u the ts
Allied e. Smith. 10 cards
MORROwJ0BS-0n Taeisy Oct g. 1873 the resdenc. OF
brides father BY Rev ". Bowen, jsmc. ~ e. honps esq Of hev
ark NSs M Aou JOBS. a4ugher Of Eusess JooI a. D. OF
Springfield, a. }.
WTSASsZOLLvRR Ga TescYiaJ evening Oct % 81 The Rev
Joseph KmbaJ Henri H. WiR,1s Auggs zoss sD Of groofs.
LII
wALBRIDGR 'YALBRDGRAt Bnnsnpi Chcr:h. Brooil5p
TuesI.v 2Sth inst bT Rev. H. Nsbdxe, Heman D. Wal
bridge Like Walbiis, daughter Of to BsI Dr. Wa5ndga 81
BrJoklya
IN Notes. ofNarriagos must be hdorssl viG' f4u
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PtSSENGERS 4RRITED.

FROM GLASGOw-Ia STEAMSHIP Castitd Oct 2SGeofge Rob
ertson IT, McIcuHsn Miss H. MeHnhan Ms jane NeNlan
Nors 52eeIw ,Leeuw j, Alfred ". walker VIM Allan
De- n mi Annie Allan Il Mee;t Rev Brown. CHRISTINE Meeh
M,rs. D. Wanaw Alex Kear and rut, Oa Philips John
+ pacoa John Peacok Mrs. Peacock, q. Morton Robertson. Geo.
lin Mr. Alex Chatter. Frec CpaFtcrs. Miss o. Vest Geoe Roe
.nd DWitt q. Morrill, Miss NJ bush T. r. Peek MIS-
Peek ,,,-... o. no ~, =,
e. GllAef 4. NlS. ami IN steerige.
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bonded debt beyond certain limit was debated and
further postponed. The proposition change The basis
or representation in tue Senate. aud to give 10 the
minority In each county presentation in the House
was donated at length. The proposition to make q
Senatorial districts arranged on population basis in-
stead OF the sovereignty basG1 IA now was post
pOncd for further discussion. The proposition to mako
The Office Of defaulter or person convicted Of crime
vacant was modified TO apply to persons convicted
Of felony other Infamous criae, and TO persons
guilty o. municipal delnq Iences aud then adopted.
Tho proposition change the raising the school
to coDfno the amount raised I'm counties TO
those countless failed. aud the proposition remains az
las
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TIE Nrw-IrnsEY CONSTITUTIONAL COMMISSION

TRENTON, Oct. 2S.--The Commission met
at 1880 m. An amendment was offered 10 add the
Vico-Chanoeor Of the officers hereafter to be
appointed The proposition that no new counties shall
hereafter be made or county lines altered, unless
majority OF the people Of the proposed new county SHAH
vote In favor OF IT, ~ss carried by vote OF elk to hye
Tie proposition preventing countiss cities townships,
aud D0rOughs from loauing thcu credit OF creating
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-29
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

The Senate Committee Transportation was
q Louisville Yesterday.
H 3. Eaton of PlainGcld, Conn, had bis
pocket picked Monday night Of 81 800 the Eastern Railroad Depot
BOston
George YOcum, age SO, of the firm of Bush 81
Yokum Beonte Penn accidentally shot hmse MONDAY
Wade hunting ard died yesterday.
-. Gov Ingersoll OF Connecticut has issued his
proclamation declaring the constitutional amendment Tor sG.e capt
tai. and that a. Hartford TO be carried